>> bret: what is the determination by the fbi. >> the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in wuhan. >> it's elm waiver wassing that we were funding that lab. >> ohio congressman bill johnson calling for president biden to finally visit the site of the toxic train derailment. >> you pride yourself on your lunch bucket joe nickname. they want to know you care. >> we put this city on a better path. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot is out. >> the only people that are dancing in the street right now are the people of chicago because change is coming to the city. >> the supreme court could sink joe biden 4ur7bgs billion dollars student loan handout. >> that is not right. that is not fair. >> the president does not have the power to engage in this overreach. >> i got your door dash. i don't take responsibility if any of this inaccurate. >> i understand. >> two, if that texas' road

house you are lucky the rolls made it. i'm on a diet right now and that would have been questionable. ♪ suddenly ♪ i'm in love with a stranger ♪ i can't believe she's mine ♪ and now all i see ♪ is you and i. >> brian: so jealous. >> ainsley: you got the sunrise and the water and a boat. we just saw a boat before it started zooming in. >> brian: a little bit about st. petersburg, florida. a grand prix race yesterday to deal with that suggested reasons to way to get around, there's a trolley, there is also. >> ainsley: there are some cars, there is a boat. >> brian: free shuttle to the grand prix. >> ainsley: saint pete is great. have you ever been. >> brian: i think i have. places people are going to from here. >> ainsley: oh my gosh, more people moved down to florida from new york last year than ever before. they are getting 800 new people a day.

>> brian: metro diner come out including johnny van zant who gave you a t-shirt. >> ainsley: i love him. he's so nice. >> lawrence: that's why you had an excuse last hour ainsley did a muscle check and yours wasn't -- >> ainsley: did i not do a muscle check. no. >> lawrence: she did this and she goes what is that, brian? >> ainsley: shows him an article guys, guys, i did that it wasn't a muscle check. >> lawrence: it's not up to par. >> ainsley: both of them flexed i said wow you both have good muscles. >> brian: shows insecurity. not happy with someone grabbing our arm without. >> ainsley: he said can you do that on camera. >> lawrence: they need to know this is good for dating. i can hold down. >> ainsley: do you want to forgive your phone number snout. >> lawrence: we don't want to do that. >> ainsley: a lot of women would love to date you. are you single? >> lawrence: yeah. >> ainsley: all right. >> brian: end of story and

beginning of another. >> ainsley: i can tell you one story he dated one girl one time. >> lawrence: oh my god don't do it. >> brian: and? >> lawrence: it ended. >> ainsley: so sweet. she loved him. >> lawrence: this is terrible. >> ainsley: talk about covid. brian. [[inaudible] >> brian: dated. >> ainsley: advice so young. you have a huge career ahead of you. maybe you need to focus. because he travels all the time. we will talk about covid. >> brian: four minutes after the hour. >> lawrence: fbi. >> brian: fbi director christopher wray says he believes covid-19 most likely originated in a chinese lab. >> ainsley: beijing not happy about christopher wray's remarks that come as dr. anthony fauci and other administration officials down play that lab leak theory. >> lawrence: let's get reaction from the white house. peter doocy is live at the white house with the latest. what are they saying there that

white house, peter? >> peter: good morning. the fbi director's comments suggest the chinese government was doing something with this virus in a lab and then something happened. >> the fbi has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in wuhan. i should add that our work related to this continues and there is not a whole lot of details i can share that aren't classified. >> peter: sources remain a secret, but the chinese foreign ministry is saying certain parties should stop rehashing the lab leak narrative. stop smearing china and stop politicizing origins tracing. well, the house of representatives has a lot of interest in that. >> do you think there's a chance that the wuhan lab was involved in bioweapons research? >> well, i think that we know

for certain that the chinese military is involved in research into coronavirus. >> peter: looking ahead, intel officials say that china may be emboldened. >> there's a taiwanese elections in 2024 it's not going to be good from the view of xi jinping and our own election, which we tend to be sometimes freedom caucus during election. fractious during election. capability will. our capabilities are not where they should be and capacity and their perception which i don't think is right, but the parties perception of our will i think makes it a dangerous period. >> peter: so far the white house is just not putting out the word what exactly the consequence is going to be for china if they are, in fact, found responsible for creating this virus that has killed millions of people back

to you. >> brian: right. just so amazing, peter, they keep saying they are being transparent. no one in the world thinks they are being transparent. yesterday we saw a prime time hearing when 13 republicans and 12 democrats taking place. one thing in our country that brings us together. we all recognize that china is the problem. when asked how big a threat to china to the u.s., let alone the virus that they poisoned the world with, 76% of republicans said it's a major problem. 60% of democrats. that's why we are not seeing much -- fractions between republicans and democrats. and let's get them get some witnesses up there. and then you have got to say, mr. president, here are the facts. the fbi backs them up. secretary of energy backs it up. now, when you meet your good friend, president xi. you tell him that there is a huge problem with this because you won't admit how it happened. which means it could happen again could you imagine shutting down schools, people dying, masking up again. kids are already behind in

school. congressman mike gallagher in his opening remarks yesterday. he is china is trying to pit us against each other. trying to pit democrats against republicans and we need to come together. just because the congress is divided we can't afford it waste the next two years lingering in legislative limbo or pandering to the press. we must act with a sense of urgency he is absolutely right. >> lawrence: the problem is congress, for the most part is unified on the issue as you noted, brian it's the white house. >> cia, too. >> lawrence: doesn't make any sense. even if you want to look at it shouldn't be political as you said, brian it, should unite all americans. even if you want to look at it from a political standpoint, this is the villain that joe biden needs. can you imagine if he really took on china the reaction he would get from the american people by standing up to the people that caused this? but the big problem is why do they dismiss so many doctors

that called this out from the very beginning? dr. marty makary had an interview with brian earlier. here is what he had to say. >> the epicenter of the world was five miles from one of the few labs. the records were destroyed. the doctors were arrested. there was a lab leak in china in 1977. the tata are overwhelming. what they did is dismissed any different opinion which, by the way, was like half of doctors out there are saying, wait a minute, we are not on board and then they made it look like there was a consensus among doctors. well, there is a consensus because they censored and canceled many doctors. >> brian: the china threat is real. we saw it yesterday when elon musk came out in support of this whole lab leak theory. they came and shot aoutthe bough hey, if you want to sell your teslas if i could just summarize in china stop tweeting and take it back about the lab leak theory. i want to see elon musk, is he nothing if not bought even

though we are capitalist society. is it worth selling to our number one enemy in order for you to make a profit. >> lawrence: that's the problem, brian. we have to be on the same -- all the businesses have to agree. >> brian: apple, nike. >> lawrence: if we all stand together on the issue. we can't just says at thela, you do it by yourself. it has to be nike, tesla, and everyone. that sends the message to china. >> ainsley: we need to start producing these products here in america. i was in a store and dad telling children. dad wchild wanted to buy somethn the look at the back of it is it made in china. turned it over and made in china. i'm watching off in the corner. i started a conversation with him after that. we don't allow our children to buy anything. we do the best we cannot to buy from china. line. >> brian: we all do. let's move on 2024 student debt debate. got all the way to the supreme court. the arguments are the fascinating. everybody says, you know, nobody wants a 21-year-old to sit there and look at $250,000 worth of

student debt. we know it's tough to deal with. everyone has been doing it. you sign these loans of your own free will. make your parents do as well for two years. we have been just sucking wind on this. they have been frozen. payments haven't come forward, it's really not fair. paying your car loan and house loan but not paying your student loan. the president wants to get rid of it at the cost of $500 billion. is that unbelievable? so it's up to the supreme court and says is this constitutional? >> ainsley: the supreme court heard opening arguments yesterday. and it looks like the majority of the conservatives, at least, are questioning whether or not the department of education even has the ability to do this. if they are able to say we are going to pay off student loans. because they were talking about, actually, let chief justice john roberts talk about fairness. is this fair to you if you have already paid off your student loans, that kind of thing. listen. >> if you're going to give up that much amount of money, if you are going to affect the obligations of that many americans on a subject that's of great controversy, they would

think that's something for congress to act on. and if they haven't acted on it, then maybe that's a good lesson to say for the president, or the administrative bureaucracy that maybe that's not something they should undertake on their own. >> what i think the argument is missing is cost to other persons in terms of fairness, for example. people who have paid their loans, people who don't -- have planned their lives not seeking loans and people who are not eligible for loans in the first place. and half a trillion dollars is being diverted to one group of favored persons over others. >> lawrence: so in response to the constitution and the legal argument that -- by the way the president of the united states agrees with that nancy pelosi agrees with, before they decided to do this bill anyway,. >> brian: they said they weren't able to do it. >> lawrence: right they said they weren't able to do it. unconstitutional. i don't understand why we are lit gaght this when the people that are responsible for this admitted this. this is what randi weingarten had to say.

>> really pisses me off. during the pandemic we understood that small businesses were hurting. and we helped them and it didn't go to the supreme court to challenge it. big businesses were hurting, and we helped them, and it didn't go to the supreme court to challenge it. all of a sudden when it's about our students, they challenge it. the corporations challenge it, the student loan lenders challenge it. that is not right. that is not fair. and that is what we are fighting as well when we say cancel student debt. >> brian: what an embarrassment. >> lawrence: i'm so sorry, brian. i have never met someone more loud and wrong. to say allow our kids. the teachers god bailed out, too. they asked -- so they wanted to get the. >> brian: schools got bailed out. >> lawrence: they wanted new ventilation systems in the school. they got all of that and still

didn't want to go back to the school. then, on top of that, when you talk about our kids, are our kids smarter after the pandemic? >> brian: this is college. >> ainsley: school unions. teachers really worked overtime during the pandemic. >> lawrence: some teachers did but a lot of the teachers were at home. they may have had good intention. but our kids. >> ainsley: be careful i come from a long line of teachers and they take so much out of their own paychecks they don't get paid enough. they worked overtime during the pandemic. >> lawrence: i think most americans agree with the loving teachers that go out there and do their job. you can't look at where our kids are right now and give them a round of applause as a whole to see what happens. >> ainsley: here's the thing. >> brian: one thing student loans, $20,000 per borrower. it would affect about 40 million people. and what they're saying is what do you mean college students weren't affected? they have not paid one dime of their student loan back since the pandemic started. you have have had two and a half

years of freeze to rebuild your coffers, to get yourself forward in your education and your career. that almost nobody else has when it comes to student loan because they are relentless. although i did at one point i got a defetterman and i would pay more. i think it was six or 18 months, when i came back my payment was a lot higher. i don't think you break that covenant. and what these guys are saying at the supreme court, why don't you pass legislation? why am i dealing with this? guys, sit down, come up with a plan if you feel college is too expensive. that's not the issue. yeah, college is too expensive. this is only going to make it worse. people are going to feel can i go afford college. i don't have to worry about paying back my loan. class of 2028 do they have to pay back loans? >> ainsley: if you are young. if you do, if you are young, i love that it would help you out. i love that it would take the stress off of you. i remember when like reichmuth we were anchoring together it was the last payment. and he will went out to celebrate that afternoon. because he had worked like 20 years before he paid it off. it sounds like it's great.

>> brian: a lot of umbrellas. >> ainsley: however, think about our parents. my dad put himself through college. his goal was to put all three of us through college. he is retired and on fixed income. now he has to pay for other people to go to college. that's the people i feel sorry for. >> brian: 18 years old and landscaping company and it take out a loan cosign with your parents. all of a sudden paying back a student loan. you made a choice to be a landscaper. >> lawrence: who does this help? the people that have higher wages as well? i got the advice from stuart varney. obviously i have been blessed with opportunity to be here. i still have student loans. i put it all in an account to figure out what is going to happen first. i don't think it's fair to anyone. i mean, obviously, can i pay for the loans, but if this happens, i'm not going to miss out on the opportunity as well. >> ainsley: you are going to take that money. >> lawrence: i think this shows you the type of example of who it helps versus the people that went to trade school, the people -- they weren't just going to go to college and start

a business. >> brian: you go to stuart varney and i go to charles payne. see who ends up with more money. everyone pick their favorite business guy. why don't you introduce, you are a guest. >> lawrence: this was lawrence's guest. lawrence interviewed a woman named brenna bird the iowa attorney general. why she is fighting biden's student loan handout in the supreme court. listen to this. >> the people who are on the hook to pay for this are also those who didn't go to college who went straight into the workforce or military or started a business and now they're on the hook for somebody else's gender studies. and, you know, many of them don't make a quarter of a million dollars that a married couple can make under biden's cancellation plan and still get $20,000 each in student debt cancellation. so, you know, it's really fundamentally unfair and unconstitutional. i learned a long time ago to not predict what a court will do or how they will do it but i can tell you that i think our

constitutional arguments are very strong and i felt like yesterday at the argument the court was asking all the right questions. >> ainsley: used to be 10, right? now it's 20? >> lawrence: they doubled it. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley. >> ashley: good morning, guys. hope you are all doing well after that little conversation. we are going to have to switch gears now to the latest on the murdaugh double murder trial. this morning, the jury will visit the crime scene where the state says alex murdaugh gunned down his wife and son. state prosecutors rested their rebuttal yesterday after calling six witnesses to the stand. this does include murdaugh's long-time friend and former law partner ronny controls buy. listen. >> if you think i have come in here and told this jury something because of money, when we're talking about two people who were brutally murdered. then you're headed in the wrong direction. >> court is expected to resume around 11:00 a.m. eastern. chicago mayor lori lightfoot is on her way out.

the democrat is the first incumbent mayor in 40 years to lose re-election bid in the windy city. her defeat sets the stage for april 4th runoff between brandon johnson and paul vallas. vallas the former head of chicago's public schools is backed by the fraternal order of police and has vowed to fully fund law enforcement. johnson is the former cook county commissioner who gained an endorsement from the teacher's union. and 2020 he said it was his political goal to defund the police. now to a fox weather alert. a blizzard warning is in effect throughout tonight in the syria, nevada mountains. snow totals in high elevations expected to be 7 feet before the storm passes through creating those treacherous conditions on the road. check out this incredible image of yosemite national park. rangers posted these pictures of snow reaching the top of two level cabins popular campground. five hours south san bernardino state of emergency. many people trapped inside heir

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>> good morning, how are you? >> ainsley: you are against this. will it pass? go ahead. >> first, let me say i don't represent the whole school board and when i was elected because i'm an elected official, i was sworn in because we are a constitutional republic that i would uphold the constitution and put them first. when i do my due diligence and look into it. when we first were shown this program, i saw that it had social-emotional learning. my first thought is what do feelings have to do with math? so that's where it all began. >> ainsley: those are our thoughts, too. how do they explain that? what do feelings have to do with math? >> exactly. so, they are going to do a presentation now of the whole program on march 7th at our curriculum committee meeting. but i have since done more research and found out that the program just started last year, so there isn't any data to see if it's really a good system to

use. and then i also found out that in 200819 the baltimore city school system started a building a generation program which instituted this same exact social emotional learning collaborative with academics. and if anybody should have gotten through the pandemic with flying colors focusing on what they say is a great program, then it should -- they should be a lot better off than they are right now. >> ainsley: jeanne, you remember the nation's report card came out last year sometime in the fall. fourth graders were down five points in math. eighth grader where was down 8 points in math. why the heck are they focusing on if 2 plus 2 equals 4 if that makes you sad or happy when our kids are not doing well? >> exactly, right. we should be creating critical thinkers getting into the math mindset or what am i feeling today or somebody else is feeling. >> ainsley: who on the school

board is for this? >> well, we haven't actually had a vote yet. it was presented to the curriculum committee briefly and put on the full board agenda for just an fyi to know that the curriculum committee is looking to possibly using this system. so, that's where we are right now. we haven't actually voted on it. >> ainsley: okay. keep us posted. thank you so much, jeanne, for coming on. >> thank you. >> ainsley: this is nuts. thank you. coming up, last dance, chicago voters rain on the parade of lori lightfoot crushing her dreams of a second term as mayor. what's next for the windy city ♪ game for two ♪ you may hate me ♪ but it ain't no lie ♪ bye-bye bye ♪ i just want to tell you that i had enough ♪ might sound crazy but it ain't no lie ♪ baby, bye-bye bye

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>> lawrence: chicago mayor lori lightfoot is out after four years of skyrocketing crime, chicago voters sending a clear message it's time for her to move on. our next guest both struggled with lightfoot's leadership. 911 dispatcher keith thorn

resigned over her leadership. and kelly sued her over her treatment of the press and they both join me now. gentlemen, thanks so much for joining me. great day in chicago. keith, you told me it was going to happen. i doubted you. i was wrong. how do you feel this morning, brother? >> man, it's a little misty outside here, lawrence, 35 degrees on a low side. that's not stopping chicagoans from being out in full celebration from last night until this morning because chicago has a change is coming. and i truly believe it's all based off of hope, faith and love of what the city truly stands on and we are feeling it that this lady is out, out of here. >> lawrence: yeah. william, you know, keith talked about the lack of support from police and the crime issue. which seems to be the central issue there. but, she was nasty to people, nasty to the press, nasty to her staff. i think she had a double whammy working against it. >> well, thank you, lawrence. thank you, chicago. thank you, god.

lightfoot was the worst thing that ever happened to chicago. we are free now of lightfoot. but, it's not over yet. as you mentioned lightfoot trampled the rights of schools, churches, businesses and a long time chicagoan it hurt my heart to turn a blind eye to looting and block secdowns, looters and carjackers. as a reporter she revoked my media credential because i was asking her real questions. i filed a federal lawsuit freedom of speech lawsuit. >> it's in federal court right now. and we're not going to stop until we get the answers to the looting, the lockdown and lightfoot's destruction, economic destruction of the city of chicago. >> lawrence: it makes sense. we still need the answers, and keith, who do you think is going to be the best candidate now that it's heading to a runoff? will change finally come to chicago? i know there is run person in the race that once talked about defunding the police. >> well, you got that as brandon

johnson. is he just mayor lightfoot 3.0. and we are not going to do anything with this guy. paul value vallas here. wants to bring back community policing not only support the police and back the police which i stand for 1,000%. i was law enforcement. he is also going to hold negative and bad officers accountable. >> lawrence: that's right. you have got to work both ways. bring the community and police into this. he also wants to work with the schools. opening up schools to high schoolers getting some credentials to get students to be paid to opening up through the lunch hour all the way through the dinner hour. he wants to establish a new administration that he can bring forth that's truly going to be competent and open and approachable to help the city move forward. and i'm so proud and honored to stand with him paul vallas will be your next chicago mayor. you listen to me that time, lawrence. >> lawrence: i'm listening, brother. you got my attention. william, who is going to get the businesses back there. because now businesses are fleeing. who is going to stop the bleeding there?

>> well, there is -- that is a question that might take decades to answer. you know, i am a mathematician i follow the numbers. chicago political math tells me that brandon johnson, the votes that he got last night, you can add the majority of lightfoot's numbers to that total and the majority of chuy gathers' numbers and you will kind of get a picture of what might happen on april 4th. the date of the runoff. you know, chicago got a miracle last night. the miracle that we were all praying for, you know, i don't want to get too greedy with the miracles but i'm very thankful that god answered our prayers last night. >> lawrence: he answered my prayers too. gentlemen, thanks so much for joining the program. >> thanks. >> lawrence: cracking down on china. the new house committee zeroing in on the red threat holding first hearing. rod wittman sits on the committee and he joins us live

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what was the point of having this committee putting it in prime time when you know a lot of the things that came out yesterday ahead of time? >> good morning, brian, the point from yesterday's hearing was to really outline the depth and the magnitude that the chinese communist party poses to the united states. we wanted to make sure we laid that out. the witnesses yesterday did a great job of that to talk about every level of where it effects family security, their financial security, our national security. every aspect of life in america as we know it are things that chinese communist party seeks to impact and negatively effect. >> brian: right. i mean, things like how much farmland they own here in the u.s. things like the boarding schools they are buying. and the charter schools that they are buying. what they are also trying to do is buy off corporate america, come make our stuff there for a low price. you could sell it back and you could still be a cut rate, will help everybody's economy. we have a deficit with them of $380 billion. which that makes no sense. how long are we going to

tolerate this? have we reached that point? >> i think we are at that point. we have to get manufacturing back to the united states. i think we have to at every turn look at what they are doing. things like their insidious effort to influence the thoughts, ideas and views of our children through their applications and social media. look at what they are doing to harm the united states in the world economy. at every turn they are looking to not just displace the united states, but to harm us. we have to act and act now. brian, this is the threat of our lifetime. >> brian: your governor is going to be in our building shortly. and governor youngkin will sign a bipartisan bill that will block the chinese party, the chinese -- china from buying farmland in virginia including your military installations, such as quantico and the pentagon. do we need 50 states to do this or would federal legislation do this? would it get the backing? >> i think it would get the backing. president biden need to follow governor youngkin's lead. there needs to be a federal

effort to make sure that we stop china's -- the chinese communist party's effort to buy this farmland. to buy these critical lands around our military facilities. this has to stop now. it has to be a national effort. and governor youngkin's leading the way. >> brian: listen to this. there are 383,935 acres of farmland that china owns. know, in terminate of military bases they are right near the air force base. grand forks air force base and laughlin air force base. i believe in north dakota they pushed back and refused to sell. also i understand the administration is giving federal agencies 30 days to get rid of -- to wipe tiktok from all government devices that will certainly helps. that means they are in every kid's device and maybe even people watching us now device some adults because tiktok does seem to be the number one downloaded social media app. >> they are, brian. they are not only in these applications but they also want to mine data from everybody

across the united states through your cell phones and they want to use that through artificial intelligence to be able to predict what we will do to influence our financial markets, to influence vitedz, individuald also influence on our children. we need to stop. this. >> brian: so if the cia gets it, the fbi told bret baier -- director told bret baier open investigation into various things happening now. if you seem to get it. and 13 republicans and 11 democrats are taking part in the select committee, what is holding up a comprehensive admission that china is the problem and they are hitting us from every direction possible and for us to take action? >> brian, there should be nothing holding that up. this should be a national priority. this nation, along with its elected leaders need to say job one is to displace the chinese communist party from its maligned influence on the united states and its effort to do us harm. >> brian: the more can you speak

republicans and democrats together the stronger your voice will be. >> yes. >> brian: thanks so much, congressman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: across the way to ashley who has news. >> ashley: killing of a homeless man caught on tape in st. louis. the victim sitting on a sidewalk as a man calmly loads his weapon and shoots the victim at point blank range. police say the two were in a fight at a nearby gas station just moments before. the suspect faces first degree murder charges there have been 25 murders in the city so far. sparking a push kim gardner from her position. the missouri d.a. says she is neglecting her office in part because of the number of repeat offenders committing those violent crimes. and at least 36 people are dead and dozens more are hurt in a fiery head on crash involving two trains in greece. the passenger train and freight train colliding near the city of larisa sending multiple cars flying off the tracks. the passenger train was carrying

350 people. many of them were college students traveling after a long weekend celebrating greek orthodox lent. the number of dead is expected to rise. lowe's exceeds expectations. wall street expectations. the home improvement $42.45 billion in sales. lowe's also released a gloomy outlook for the upcoming fiscal year forecasting total sales of between 88 and $90 billion. wall street expects lowe's to bring in $90.4 billion in sales. the new film jesus rev liewlings. raking in $14 billion in debut. look takes a look at spiritual movement swept the nations in the 1960s and early '70s, watch. >> trapped in something you have done or are doing. you will find forgiveness and

freedom right here. >> ashley: the film is getting pretty rave reviews and some people are reportedly going back to the theaters to watch it for a second time. and those are your headlines. we will send it out to janice dean who has our forecast. good morning, janice. >> good morning. a bright day in new york city after the snow storm yesterday, which brought over a foot of snow for some areas north of the new york city area. i think we got 1.8 inches. another storm on the way here is our first march storm. today is the first of march and we are going to see the potential for strong storms, especially on thursday. and then that area of low pressure going to coming up towards the great lakes. here are the snow total right now for parts of the central u.s. up towards the midwest, great lakes, and northeast. see the jackpot once again north of the new york city area. we will keep track of that thursday, that's where we will see the risk of significant weather, including tornadoes so you really want to pay close

attention as we go through the next couple of days certainly today, thursday and friday, the potential for severe storms. and there are your highs today. very warm air ahead of this cold front that's one of the main ingredients we need for severe weather outbreak. make sure listening to fox weather forecast and fox weather.com we will keep you posted as well. brian, ainsley and lawrence, over to you. >> brian: thank you, janice, appreciate it. all right. 12 minutes now before the top of the hour. prince harry making new demands from royal family ahead of king charles coronation in may. what he wants as the fractured group tries to put the pieces back together. douglas murray weighs in next and i read that whole tease myself ♪ royals ♪ royals ♪ that kind of love just ain't for us ♪ we crave a different kind of buzz ♪ let me be your ruler ♪ ruler an ♪ you can call me queen bee.

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>> lawrence: so if prince harry is expecting any sort of royal family apology ahead of the father's coronation he can keep waiting as king charles and prince william have no plans to give him ones. >> brian: while he wants privacy he will unpack more of the baggage in a livestream therapy

session this weekend. >> ainsley: can you pay to watch him with his therapist. fox news contributor and british native douglas murray is here to react. >> brian: your witness. >> ainsley: he wants an apology from his dad? >> the central problem with prince harry and meghan is, of course, this absolutely impossible thing of theirs. they want to be left alone and want to be the most public figures on the planet. and they cannot find a way of how to -- they want to say that their privileges is being prive is i invaded and no one more than them. south park almost destroyed them the other day prince harry threatening to have a live therapy session in revenge for his father. it starts to boggle the mind. >> lawrence: is he clearly a

beta male. he doesn't know what he believes half the time. he goes back and forth on things. they also love free stuff. like every plates that you see that people are giving them houses to live. in part of the contingent was they wanted all the pay still from the royals but didn't want to do the duties of being a royal. >> that's right. this is a problem of meghan's and not of harry's. harry, i mean, keeps on pretending to be amazed about the discoveries he has made of the family he grew up in, his autobiography was called "spare" took him 30 or 40 years to figure out he was second son. this came as a shock to him in his late 30's. meghan seems to have a less idea of what being royal actually entails. if you are going to be given grace and favor houses apartments and all that sort of thing you have to do some public duties. the public duties seem to be quite onerous to meghan. cutting ribbons. >> lawrence: so hard. >> it's good work, a lot of it.

it's charitable work. going and seeing people in hospitals, going and opening local town halls, that sort of thing. it's clear that meghan, in particular, wanted none of that stuff. she wanted to be a princess without any of the chores that go along with it. and if that's the case i'm afraid in britain you just can't be. >> brian: is he going to be invited to the coronation? >> well, most people think at the moment that if he isn't invited at least it's going to be a problem. it will be the ghost of the feast. however, the problem is that he keeps on making sort of demands and threats. he did so on his book tour. he sort of threatened the royal family. there was much more he could say even than he has said so far. so, he will probably be invited. i think the gracious thing for them will be to be invited and not to go. certainly not for her to go. >> ainsley: it is her son's birthday she could use that as an excuse.

>> brian: to stay in california. >> she will be booed. >> ainsley: if you want to pay $33 get you a book and watch that therapy session on march 4th. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> brian: i remember bob newhart was a way to watch therapy watch that show. >> remember they want their privacy. >> brian: give it to them in the break. >> lawrence: special delivery a police officer goes bo and beyond and finishes a job when the pregnant door dash driver ends up in a tight spot in the middle of a delivery. we will tell you next ♪ my whole world ♪ and that could be a

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