they think the first amendment is optional it is not. congresswoman nancy mayes thank you nor joining us on a very busy news morning and breaking down complex issues. thank you. >> thank you. >> i think anyone hears censorship. >> todd: as they should. >> ashley: are the red flag goes up. with that "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great rest of your monday. ♪ what u.s. regulators have done make sure depositors have access to all of their money today in essence waving $250,000

insurance for deposits saving grace for deposit fors as of much as $220 billiony uninsured. move to prevent a run on additional banks makes it so the tech company as it banked with svb can make payroll. at least 29y impacted pinterest, zip recruiter just to name a few. separately the same has been done for new york signature bank which was shut down over the weekend. treasury secretary janet yellen says the action does not equal bailing out the banks. >> during the financial crisis there were investors and owners of stem large banks that were bailed out and we're certainly not looking and the reforms that have been put in place means that we're not going to do that again. but, we are concerned about the depositors and are focused on trying to meet their needs. >> so, unlike the great

financial drivers stock and bond investors will not be protected by the move. and taxpayer money will not be injected. percy square agrees this was not a bailout. he wrote this on twitter, quote more banks will likely fail despite the intervention. but we now have a clear road map for how the government will manage them. bank boards and managements have received a massive wake-up call. u.s. regulators are still looking for a buyer or svb the british arm has been purchased by hsbc for one pound or a little more than a dollar. guys? >> brian: what a weekend. here we go again. thanks, alex, appreciate it. what everyone was trying to find out yesterday what janet yellen and everybody was going to do today about the banks. we found out new york signature

bank also was a problem heavily invested in crypto and these guys heavily invested in venture capital and the tech center of our economy. interest rates going up and people like peter thiel coming out saying i'm not too confident about the health of this bank had $42 billion throughout out shut down on friday made whole they say this is not a bailout. the silicon valley gang. talk about the oscars get to that in a little while. get to tech support. the federal government yesterday evening announced the failure of the manhattan bank, signature bank and they say that a second bank with deep ties to the tech industry. so, like you said, the crypto. they had some sort of a relationship with crypto

currency. so people used this bank that were invested in crypto. >> looks like a lot of the tech companies were definitely invested into this bank. i think there is multiple layers to this, brian. obviously as you noted the interest rates rising. all the money that was pumped into the market that was clear mismanagement at the bank. if you are a lot of people invested in the bank were way over the 250,000 mark everything we can tell you the regulators seem to have been asleep at the wheel. number two, i would say this. we just heard recently that they are going to really have the greatest form of corporate cronyism we have seen in a long time. they are going to ensure all the deposits even the ones over the $250,000 limit. which means that the most sophisticated investors are now going to have the insulation of the federal government. that's problematic. one thing we know for sure the american taxpayer should not be on the hook for this failure. we're going to do everything in our power to make sure that doesn't happen.

>> they say they got $100 billion pool. they say treasury secretary says no taxpayers are going to be paying this. says their funds will be back stopped by a pool of money regularly paid by u.s. banks and basically put on the side for a rainy day. it's pouring. the thing that bothers me most of all -- two things that bother me. one thing is these guys cashed in their stock before and everyone got their bonuses last week. are you kidding me? so does anyone have an ounce of integrity. >> lawrence: points to the culture at the bank and the mismanagement at the bank. that's what got them into this mess. they are going to protect themselves but they are not going to protect the people that actually invested in the bank. i think it's a bad precedent to set, ainsley. >> ainsley: barney frank, you remember him from the dodd frank act after the 2008 collapse. he was on the board of signature bank. fc is one of the companies that we had listed that alexandria

talked, about they were banking with svb the bank that collapsed in california. a lady on et ceteray who sells her items on etsy reacted to that. she is on "fox & friends first" about the delayed payments, listen to this biggest revenue stream to hear my payment would be delayed had me worried. many of us are small sellers. any income is great. just so we know where our money is and when we will get it? >> i'm still a little worried because there hasn't been any communication. hopefully today they will email us again or give us an update. >> brian: this guy david sax well respected general partner of general temperatures is he on a podcast and saying he thinks more could -- more banks could go down this road. and then "wall street journal" writes saying their editorial that he is a panic spreader.

so, to take it easy today and don't let this ripple through the economy. other fear is if you get rid of the regional banks. okay if they fail, i fail. and if we could become a country run by four major banks we all lose. >> lawrence: i understand not ensuing panic. time to be honest with the american people at the same time. >> ainsley: we need to go to our banks and take our money out? >> lawrence: above that $250,000 mark. >> ainsley: that's not insured. >> lawrence: there should be some caution right there. i think for the people saying these are just the big tech companies, what about the little small business owners like etsy like this one lady nina was talking about. look, i'm a mom and pop store. i'm just selling my merchandise under. true indeed etsy but a marketplace of other small business owners. i think that's the real problem. >> ainsley: shows you how it trickles down how even if she doesn't bank with this bank how it effects her.

>> brian: equity and pride days around the world. where is your focus on regulation and risk? i think there is imbalance there. it seems like a lot of these venture capital companies were all concentrated in startups in these techs that are -- >> lawrence: that's exactly right, brian. the risk is, when it was good it was working for them. the moment they started pumping so much money into the market and then they have to raise interest rates to get control of did, that's where it hit them. they just weren't prepared for it. brian first person risk manager didn't have one for a year. straight ahead 1,000 illegal immigrants surged the border over the weekend. most from venezuela. massive attempt to enter the u.s. border patrol rushed there to step up to the crisis. how successful were they? we will review. >> ainsley: plus. the elephant in the room. the oscars addressing last year's slap. >> we have many more awards to go. at this point in the show kind of makes you miss the slapping a little, right? [laughter]

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>> look what happened over the weekend. about a thousand mostly venezuelans said i have a great idea. let's storm the border when they're not ready bottom line, this was rehearsed. this was choreographed and good news for us we were ready just goes to show you how out of control what is happenings now over in el paso. many of them holding up their cell phones.

many holding up their hands telling the people behind him to come on. see the people taking video. see that sign up there it says fee louise viaje. it means happy travel. they are traveling into america. they were stopped though at the border. they tried to overwhelm the border patrol agents. word obviously was spreading on social media to -- this is our opportunity. this is our chance. and they were stopped. mexican military tried to contain them on the mexican side. cbp increased their manpower on the u.s. side. >> lawrence: texas can dbp was there to back them up. what a welcome party. i can't think of anything more disrespectful to the american people than storming their border. if people want to see the compassion of the american people, this is how do you it. no law and order no. go through the legal. if you want to claim asylum, go to a port of entry apply. get a legal attorney. actually giving you free legal aid at the border many times if you want to apply for asylum. just to go try to i guess invoke

violence against the border patrol and just smash your way through is not the way to get compassion from the american people. >> brian: how did they get through southern border of mexico. 20,000 marines through the previous administration. they don't. president biden took great pride in his parole program that said people from cuba. venezuela, nicaragua can apply from the next country they are in. we are not the next country from venezuela and nicaragua and cuba. they blew that off and stormed border. i feel bad for the border patrol agents. a lot of them probably working overtime on a sunday. they have to fly at the border literally with a fence. with a human barricade. >> last fiscal year 2.3 encounters on pace to top those record numbers for fiscal year 2023. >> think about that. 2.3 encounters last year. where did they go? they can't get jobs here because you are not allowed to hire illegal immigrant. >> brian: they do. all you need is everify and that would help it.

that would stop them in their tracks. important to also note part of the reason we don't have border patrol out there making sure the barrier is secure because they are doing a lot of processing right now. they are baby-sitting. this is dangerous. they didn't get through this port right here but i guarantee you there are other ports they are getting through if that have that large group. senator tom cotton was on sunday night in america. he had some thoughts on this. watch. >> that video is exactly why so many americans one wonder why the government is not doing more to protect us from threats from mexico when you have almost 1,000 people bum rushing a border crossing point? obviously overwhelmed the border patrol we have no way to vet who they are. why would they need to be coming to america? venezuela is a socialist dictatorship. they may have legitimate claims to asylum with you they would have passed through many other countries known as a safe third country under international asylum law where they should

have sought asylum. this kind of scene make america thing we need to take action against cartels and take control of our border. >> brian: a lot of these people are coming from dictatorships we should be giving asylum. if president biden doesn't start giving more asylum he will be known as the asylum denier in chief. remember barack obama was the deporter in chief. they tried to mock him on that. trying to label joe biden. tough on the border. green light the willow project and say, look, i'm up to oil and gas. i'm getting tough on the border because of this thing election coming up. >> ainsley: 2.3 encounters last year. 2.3 million. >> brian: same thing. not much different. >> ainsley: a little more. >> brian: tried to cover for you. [laughter] >> ainsley: you knew what i meant though, right? >> brian: of course. i went right over it. lawrence is the one -- >> lawrence: no, no, no. >> brian: i'm into a accuracy.

>> ainsley: ashley celebrated her birthday over the weekend. we're glad you were born. >> ashley: thank you so much. a florida deputy is in the hospital after being shot while chasing a suspected car thief last night in pinellas county. police say a witness tried confronting the suspect before he took off of when they caught up to the suspect on foot, police say he started shooting. officers confirming the suspect was killed in the shootout. the deputy is stable. californians are bracing for another powerful storm after parts of the state were pummeled by an atmospheric river system this weekend leaving two dead and thousands displaced. the california national guard sharing footage of rescue efforts as residents were trapped in their cars by floodwaters. meanwhile a powerful nor'easter forming off the coast of new england bringing a foot of snow to the northeast this week expected to impact trail travel.

stay tuned for a live weather report this hour from our senior meteorologist january dismiss dean and for more on these stories download the fox weather app. and any connected tv device. president biden is expected to approve alaska's willow oil project today while announcing an indefinite ban on future drilling leases on 16 million acres of land and water in the state. this means that the entire section of the arctic ocean owned by the federal government is blocked from any fossil fuel production for the foreseeable future. many lawmakers slamming the decision calling it a political choice not based off of any science. march madness is officially underway. alabama, houston, kansas and purdue are the number one seeds in the bracket. unc the associated press top team in the poll missed the cuts as did rutger's. play starts tomorrow evening and first round on thursday. those are your headlines back to you. >> brian: 36 states, ashley, how

many money are you putting into this tournament? >> ashley: zero. >> ainsley: good for you. you are very smart. how about you, brian? >> brian: i'm not a big better. i think it will eventually destroy the country. lawrence lawrence really? >> brian: i think legalizing betting and marijuana are two of the most negative things to happen even they though it brings in immediate state money it's a sugar high. >> ainsley: you are for banning las vegas. >> brian: los angeles and atlantic city so easy and almost expected. i think that it's going to lead towards another addiction. both areas. >> lawrence: people's choices. >> brian: nobody agrees with me. i understand. >> lawrence: nobody. >> brian: hollywood is hosting biggest night last night at the 95th academy awards from big wins from actors who never gave up. >> ainsley: the drama remained cool throughout the night after the infamous slap last year. >> lawrence: todd piro is live with the highlights.

>> todd: no film shining brighter last night than everything everywhere all at once took home seven awards including best picture and best original screenplay. kia qui kwan winning best supporting actor of the film winning best speech on american dream. >> my journey started on a boat. i spent a year in a refugee camp and somehow i ended up here on on hollywood's biggest stage. they say stories like this only happen in the movies. i cannot believe it's happening to me. this, this is the american dream. [cheers and applause] jamie lee curtis 64 best supporting actor. bested angela basset who did not appear to be pretty happy for

curtis as she took the stage. very not happy, in fact. walking away best actor for the whale. best oscar in what people are calling his career comeback. >> i just want to say thank you for this acknowledgment. because it couldn't be done without my cast. it's been like i have been on a diving expedition at the bottom of the ocean and the air on the line to the surface is on a launch to be washed over by some people in my life. >> return host jimmy kimmel starting a nod off to slap last year and promise for no violence. >> we have strict policies in place. if anyone in this theater commits an act of violence at any point during the show, you will be awarded the oscar for best actor. [laughter] no, but serious, will the academy has crisis team in place. if anything unpredictable or violent during the ceremony just do what you did last year,

nothing. >> todd: that's your oscar's wrap. back to you. >> ainsley: they actually did have a crisis team standing by in case anything happened. >> brian: called the rock. isn't he is the first guy out. we were debating. this angela basset was not happy she didn't win. >> brian: enough to problem. shea is upset. >> lawrence: i don't know that she is upset. she is looked shocked like all of us. have you seen the movie? none of us has even seen the movie. >> brian: what was she in? >> ainsley: she was in black panther and in everything everywhere all at once. >> brian: angela basset thought she should have won. okay, be upset. >> ainsley: staying seated not clapping. >> brian: one of migrate qualities i'm a great loser. i don't mind losing. but, if you are not, show it. >> lawrence: whole philosophy if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all i think she abided by it.

>> ainsley: people saying online she is being a sore loser. >> ainsley: brian's point be yourself. if you are not happy that you did not win, just stay in your seat, cotc your arms, do not clap. >> brian: can you write us on this? is it wrong to show your true feelings? >> ainsley: are you a sore loser? >> brian: i'm a good loser. >> lawrence: i'm not a good loser. >> brian: what is the right way to act? >> lawrence: i don't know who is happy when they lose? i think it's fake, honestly. >> brian: it's okay. you back me up. angela basset is right? >> lawrence: i totally agree. >> ainsley: i totally disagree. i can hear my grandparents say stand up and be happy for the other people. >> brian: cry at the end of the show. >> ainsley: cry when you go home. >> brian: punch a wall, somebody else's wall. tim allen had his own oscar party. and if you are listening on radio, sorry. but it says off to an academy award winner and i wonder if

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idea why people seem to be upset with him. >> well, that's the craziness of all of it. it's not crazy to think that the american people think that they misled them, that he knew more than he was willing to tell and certainly he withheld information from congress and from the american people. you know, what, i think is most strike something his lack of humility and arrogance in the clip you played when he was talking to jim costa it reminded me of president clinton and depends on what the definition of is. this may have not been bioterrorism or a bioweapon, but certainly our oversight hearings have showed that the virus emanated from a lab in the wuhan institute of virology. we also know it's possible he lied under oath. especially with senator rand paul when he said there was no funding. >> we know from emails. we have thread we have received that there was indirect funding to the wuhan institute of

virology to the nih. not off the deep end that the american people want him held accountable and that's what our oversight hearings are going to do. >> brian: robert redfield said he was locked out of certain hearings cdc director wouldn't march in lock step that origins were from a bat out in a wet market. he says that absolutely didn't occur and it's unfortunate that robert redfield said that really in the other thing here we go. here is the nuances of anthony fauci he is saying okay, i didn't say it came from a lab but i didn't say it didn't come from a lab but i do think it came -- all the data shows it came from a natural occurrence, meaning a bat in a wet market. now listen to what is he doing. listen close. >> the lab leak could be that someone was out in the wild, maybe looking for different types of viruses in bats, got infected, went into a lab and was being studied in a lab and then came out of the lab.

if that's the definition of a lab leak, jim, then that still is a natural occurrence. >> brian: wow, see what he is doing? >> he is doing the same thing as we have heard again and again and that's why he is mistrusted by the american people. you know, in our hearing that we had last week, we have, again, the receipts that he was one of the authors and the genesis for the proximal origins and that, you know, he didn't take any ownership of that, no authorship of that, we know from scientific journals i have been published in peer review journals. there is supposed to be financial disclosure, any conflicts of interest. we know he pushed that along with dr. collins in order to obfuscate, you know, obscure and suppress that this came from a lab leak. so, this is just nonsense and, again, it's extraordinarily important that we know the origins. i said this after our first

hearing we had on origins back in june of 2001. the reason we need to know is that the international community we need to know what kind of research is being done. gain of function research prohibited. then the nih rescinded their predictprohibition. are they trying to hide this because there was indirect funding of gain of function research. was there personal financial gain? do they feel complicit that they allowed a type of research that may have led to the virus becoming more contagious and more easily transmitted in humans? so we need to know about lab safety. there was not proper oversight by nih or by ecohealth of this laboratory. there wasn't disclosure when they knew that the virus was contagious. and there was human-to-human transmission. so we need to know those things and that's why it's important that we know the origins and why why we have these oversight hearings to hold dr. fauci

accountable. >> >> brian: he says just call him. he hasn't been called yet. i didn't shut down schools. really? he didn't talk about masking. he always has a way of getting out of things and hopefully be held accountable eventually. thanks so much, congresswoman. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> brian: coming up on this show as wall street wakes up to the fallout of two shut down banks. the white house promises this is not 2008 all over again. >> during the financial crisis, there were systemic large banks that were bailed out. we're not going to do that again. >> brian: stuart varney promises to stroll on our set as scripted and submitted to me for the rundown which i okayed. there he is. he is going to make it all -- he is going to make sense with all of it. ♪ lowe's knows the first step to motivation... ...is inspiration. so, we've got new everything. new flooring, new paint, new patio sets, new pillows. i can keep going if you want me to.

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yeah, we are going to back stop the lot, that is a very big political decision. so far, the jury is out on whether or not this the ripple from this crisis continues to spread. i have got to tell that you regional banks this morning, small smaller than the big money center banks one of them quite large. first republic that stock is down sharply premarket. so the ripples are continuing to fall through and we don't yet know whether this crisis has come to an end or stalled. we don't know that yet. >> what do we do for the folks who are watching who have money in banks? >> well, they may be tempted to take the money out but the fdic and the authorities are going to come in and say wait a minute, you are insured above and beyond $250,000 per depositor. that's what i would expect we haven't had it yet. so, i think everybody is watching this situation to see how am i going to be affected?

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d.c. crime bill. second on immigration keeping families at the border. and now reverse on energy. he sees the 2024 election coming. he knows is he down on crime and immigration at the border and energy. so what does he do? he reverses policy. i was surprised by it because is he really annoyed the left. >> ainsley: what does this mean for the american people? >> it means that you are going to have a bit more oil coming onto the market at some point. it's way down the road. that willow project doesn't start to produce oil for years. what it does is say down the road we'll have oil. >> so what when he runs he can appeal to more moderates? >> precisely right. all politics. >> ainsley: i know your show in the morning is at 9:00 and at night 9 did:00. 9:00 just think of stuart varney american built. >> hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ainsley: going to start in

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padres and 12 other major league clubs. diamond is expected to file for bankruptcy this week just days before the new season gets underway. scream 6 knocking out the competition ahead of creed 3 and 65 at the box office this weekend. >> there's a darkness inside of me. it followed me here. and it's going to keep coming for us. >> ashley: scream vi made 44 and a half million dollars best opening in series history. those are the headlines. back to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you so much, ashley. check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> here it comes. round one of the rain and wind and snow will move in as coastal nor'easter develops. 39 right now. too warm for any snow. north and west of the city. along the coast that's where we think it's going to be heavy rain. we could see some transitioning

snow on tuesday and wednesday. look at the wind gusts though in excess of 50, even 06 miles per hour. that's going to cause widespread power outages tuesday and wednesday. so this is a multi-day event. we're going to see delays and cancellations and school closures depending on where you live. jackpot snow from scranton up to yburlington up towards maine. some could get up to 2 feet. up to 30 inches of snow. if you like the snow, it's happening. new york city, not so much. 1 to 3 inches. wawaened i know. the winds 30 to 40 miles per hour. it's going to be miserable. especially tuesday into wednesday. and then the west coast holy moly. the headlines of the flash flooding. and the snow rescues across the mountains, another round of rain and wind moves in today and later this week. this atmospheric moisture and this river will continue to -- like a fire hose bring more heavy rain and snow to the coast. that's going to be a big deal

through wednesday. so lots to talk about. flood watches in effect for not only the california coast but up towards the northeast as our nor'easter cranks up. there are your highs today. miami 90. wow. that sounds so nice. doesn't it, ainsley? over to you and, again, once again, i'm apologizing to your daughter. we're just not going to get the big snow here in new york city. i know. >> ainsley: i know and april is coming up quickly. >> janice: true. do a snow vacation upstate. >> ainsley: i'm with you. thank you so much, janice. brian place catch and catch up with florida governor ron desantis. watch this. >> brian: run for president. would you think at some time it's safe to say that that would be one of your goals? >> ainsley: gosh. very talented, brian. his answer in the next hour. but, first, it is national k-9 veterans day. we are honoring the service and sacrifice of our four legged

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impingement in the back. had one hip replacement already possibly looking for another. after he retired he got out right after i separated from the army. jason was there to help me out as i'm trying to go to school and figure out my own business in life after the army. they paid thousands of dollars to help him get better with some of the surgeries he had to do right after he got out with some lumps on him and stuff. it's been an absolute blessing. >> ainsley: the government is set up. we don't care of the dogs once they retire it's on the handler. >> that's right. once a dog retires from service whether it be government or military service. there is no programs in place to help them with the medical care. that's why i founded project k-9 hero in 2006. to say this day we helped over 224 police canines and military dogs served all around the world. communities putting their lives on the line to protect us and get the care they deserve after their service. >> brian: what kind of things do they do? >> him?

>> brian: yes. >> he does explosives and shows apprehension dogs. >> brian: what makes that breed so perfect for k-9? >> i think a lot of breeds in general. a lot of dogs do apprehension. a lot of different dog does detection. they have the stamina and able to do multiple different jobs that we ask them to do. they really narrow it down to german shepherds and stuff like that. >> lawrence: can you set the staining? obviously i work with a lot of operators doing this every single day like pat. can you really put into protection what they do to save this country on a day-to-day basis? >> i think what they do is they go out there and do the jobs that other normal humans can't do. that's not only overseas in iraq and afghanistan and places like that. that's right here protecting our military bases in the united states. those abroad. and our communities with our police k-9s, the dogs at the airport. the dogs that work for the united states marshall supervisors. protect our forces. we couldn't do what we do to

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