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republican. >> a nor'easter making a mess he computer for people throughout the northeast, parts of new york and new jersey this storm expected to dump 2-4 feet of snow. >> former president's trip to iowa. headed to new hampshire next month. >> rumors about a possible presidential bet. >> all they know is he's going to have a successful state he has taken on woke and they want to know more about him. >> jason derulo left him huge -- >> hey, jason, thank you. you made the first semester of my college. ♪ ♪ >> brian: at beaumont they say it's lovely to visit in september or october but it's march. if you love to ski it's a place

to be, wooden bridges as well as maple syrup. all you do is just if you have a final you just nail it into a tray and you will get syrup it will come up very slow. >> steve: you tap into it? >> brian: yes tap into a. you don't know which tree. >> steve: mabel usually. >> ainsley: that's why took my daughter for the first time. >> brian: we get the international trees from ihop the international house of pancakes because they have different trees. >> steve: those international trees? >> brian: that's what's hard is finding different trays from other countries to find the different flavors of syrup were ihop. >> steve: this is just a sh shame. at the brokers are right there some new people are looking for real snow and it's real snow right now and nobody is there. >> ainsley: out tell you what's happening there are hotels similar to that right on the slopes that is so convenient

you walk right out. >> brian: ski in ski out. >> ainsley: that little hut in between the two big hotels. during your skis, you get the polls but the kids don't skew the polls anymore but all those restaurants is on the cobblestone strip they learn ond convenient because i really enjoy their. >> steve: providing a lot of snow. >> brian: the only problem with skiing is a lot of times you can't get there because it's snowing. unless you have changed and tires. >> steve: listen to janice. >> brian: get there in the spring and stay. >> s>> ainsley: never to leave ryan says. we are awaiting new inflation data set to drop just a half hour from now at 8:30. >> brian: means a lot of the final report in next week's federal reserve meeting coming on the heels of two of the biggest. >> steve: hot the moving parts

let's go alexander live in our beer with details. >> walking a fine line in the federal reserve's with the raising consumer prices would have been a larger rate hike but given the turmoil that's arty because that fight against inflation can be placed on hold. before the markets open up yesterday biden took to the podium to offer reassurance to the americans. >> americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. small businesses across the country can deposit accounts of these banks can breathe easier knowing they will be able to pay their workers and pay their bills. and the hardworking employees can breathe easier as well. no losses, this is an important point, no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. >> because of that the bite in the administration says don't call this a bailout unlike the 2008 financial crisis this action does not cover investors. now those shareholders are taking legal action to recoup

their losses claiming sbb's ceo and executives were deceptive and acted with reckless disregard. and this morning swiss lender credits sweets announced they had been finding "material weakness" in 2022 they had a net loss of a billion dollars which came from regulars last week. that same investor that forecasted the lehman brothers collapsed 15 years ago offer this prediction. speak i think the next bank to go as credit suites because the bond market is cracking. the u.s. dollar is losing in germany in the world right now, so they're going to print more and more and more of this trying to keep it from sinking. >> that would be a big deal while they are applauding the bite in a action in relieving sbb's depositors but there are some republicans and economists that say federal regulators

should have anticipated the situation. steve ainslie and brian? >> steve: and sadly, they do so much were the regulators? as it turns out it was the federal reserve bank of san francisco that supervises silicon valley bank and the ceo of the bank until friday, greg becker, set on the board. so he was part of the regulators of his bank. obviously the bank was run very badly given what happened. when inflation shot rates through the roof. >> ainsley: the shareholders are filing a class action lawsuit saying the bank's failed to make an appropriate disclosure and executives made false or misleading statements. they say they want their money back, but biden, he said yesterday investors will not be protected. they knowingly took the risk. >> brian: absolutely by definition. you can't be happy, crypto will probably shut you down.

we know first republic right across the street but based else where 60% down western alliance down 145 new york signature bank that pony frank is on the board of that said mid-level banks, regional banks needed some help. they cannot afford to do the stress test that the dodd-frank deal that he was obviously named after he said he asked for mid-level help from the trump administration, he got 13-17 votes for this release of regulation. because regional banks should not be kept the same as jpmorgan in the big banks boat bonnie morgan said new york signature bank should never been closed down. we couldn't have survived. i don't know why they closed us down like they did silicon valley bank and by the way feel criticized by it and you have to criticize donald trump with try the gifted vote for the democrats who voted but also barney frank who came up with a regulation. it's amazing the way this

administration every time there is a tragedy blame trump. the train derailed, it was trump in the braking system. even "the washington post" said total crap. and then with the balloons floating over the country but they say it happened a couple of times and trump didn't detective. >> ainsley: and when trump invades ukraine they blame trump. >> brian: it's nonstop. here we go again, blame trump. i just hope people can see that by the way it is terrible leadership to sit there in the middle of a possible regional bank collapse to crash the economy i just want to tell you that we had it settled when obama was in office but then they came in and ruined it all. meanwhile ran gilbert i talked to earlier senior of launchpad captioner home all of his customers money and his money there he is happy now. >> we had substantial assets with multiple funds we manage, we are very confident because

we've been able to access the bank accounts the online what has been reflective and we were fortunate that on thursday morning along with many other depositors when we heard that the canaries were leaving the coal mine, it was time for us to move to other institutions. i really believe that's what this our banking system should be overly time driven regulatory model. you and i can look it up in our accounts on a real-time basis and know what's going on. what i wear it record for them to report? >> steve: while joe biden and demonstration don't want to call it a bailout it was a deep domain bailout of depositors obviously. they're very careful, no taxpayer money has been used, "new york post" has the headline you will pay, customers will foot the bill to bailout the banks. the experts are warning because of increased fees and other things across the board. there is that safety net known

as the fbi see, it has $100 billion in the dip fund, the positive insurance fund, they say that should take care of everybody involved. >> ainsley: there is an article in "the new york times," believe it or not, that compares president trump's visit to iowa yesterday, last night to ron desantis' visit on friday. and ron desantis, rising star, hasn't put his name in the hot yet running for president but donald j. trump has so he goes to downtown davenport in iowa and desantis got a thousand people for his speech but it was an icy morning. >> steve: it was a book signing right? >> ainsley: yes. trump arrived yesterday he spoke last night and people were signing up at 7:00 a.m., they lined up for 11 hours for this event. ron desantis crowd with 1,000 people and trump's facility sat 2400 people. >> brian: it's fascinating to see because trump is going after ron desantis saying he wants to mess with social security and

medicare. he is also trying to label him as a jeb bush/paul ryan republican. and also he has mentioned to me i asked ron desantis too are you worried about being labeled before you get in and he said no. i'm looking to stand in my track record. trump's retort yesterday was by the way florida was going great before ron desantis. rick scott had done a great job with it, people like florida because of the weather and by the way he was saying about mike pence mike pence over the weekend said he holds donald trump available for january 6 but then said? >> ainsley: you mean donald trump's retort? blaming mr. pence for the capital attack and mocking his single-digit polling in hypothetical primary poles. mr. pence has not said whether or not he will run for president in 2024. >> brian: you cannot blame mike pence for 2020 mike to january 6th. >> steve: donald trump to yesterday. he is going for desantis i was

thinking of all the nicknames he's arty getting which are crazy. because he probably at this point in the trajectory of the election in 20 to four is the biggest threat. nonetheless, mr. trump wound up going to iowa, a state where they had the caucuses in 2016. he actually came in second to ted cruz i do believe. so here he is. a little bit last night in davenport yesterday talking about the state of the affairs around the world and russia and china. things that can go haywire, watch. speak of biden administration has driven russia right into the arms of china. something that is unacceptable when you are a child studying history, the one thing you learn as you never want russia and china to get together and form an alliance. biden has done that. we are in a position no we have

problems, i don't think we have ever had a more dangerous time for this country and for the world. i don't think there has ever been, again it has to do with weaponry, but i don't believe there has ever been a time like we are in right now. what they've done to our country in two years is unthinkable. it's unthinkable. standing before you today i am the only candidate who can make this promise. i will prevent world war iii. >> brian: he's also a bit of a role since he visited east palestine and stopped having lunch with white supremacists and has gotten a very disciplined message according to the emerson paul he is 73% approval rating among republicans with high school degrees or below. he is winning in almost every state outside california and i will add this to it buried it will be interesting if you cannot imagine iowa and governor sununu gets it in

new hampshire and governor sununu is so popular winning three terms as governor there. he could be out and on a bit of a role this is the most discipline i've ever seen him even compared to 2016. if you see his team you get text messages every day about policy not such and such is a jerk or this person's nickname, there are policy things coming out so it seems very organized. and if you look at when the primary start rolling out and hate is not strong in iowa and senator sununu is not popular new hampshire so you may need to wait a couple and then nevada. >> steve: we been hearing you will love all this momentum to get going so if he doesn't finish big in the first couple of races it's like weight what's going on? i think just about an hour ago we were talking a bit about bank failures, you think that this point a game donald trump. >> i think trump is the one to beat he has been the

united states president, i think people are looking at look, how can i get this kind of results and really breaking of the system that donald trump delivered in 2015/2016? i think another thing people are hungry for as the outsider. i think will be a tradition in the g.o.p. to be the party of nominating the outsider because running the executive branch of the government if you come from the system is a very difficult job to then make the system. i think it will be a new tradition in our party and they'll be good for us. >> it will be good for him because he is the outsider. >> ainsley: it's interesting, right? you hear some people say they want something different from donald trump, they want someone who doesn't do the nicknames and all of that, but then you watch him when he is speaking like in iowa, people are waiting 11 hours, they are draped in american flags and one person was passing out t-shirts or bootlegging pro-trump t-shirts that said ," trump, and freedom." >> brian: yeah really? making money.

i would say so far this is the best most organized start that they have had. >> steve: regarding the entire race it still super early because a minority of people we expect will get and still are not. >> ainsley: today right? >> brian: they say as late as last session but july the 1st coming up quick. it will be exciting. and i think tim scott this week meanwhile 60 minutes after the hour. >> hi, guys, good morning we are starting the crime crisis in houston a texas mother of three is left paralyzed after a robbery in early february. police say the attacker stopped the victim the mic to my stock to the victim 43 miles but after watching her withdraw money from an atm. the single mom was going to use that money to visit family in vietnam. doctors now say she only has a 50% chance of fully recovering. the suspect is still on the loose within a month later. a new warning from doctors about a drug so easy to find it's

called gas station heroin known teipitine as it's marketed as a dietary supplement so you can buy it online or in stores but it has an opioid effect on the body. it is already banned in eight states. southwest airlines announcing its upgrading old scheduling software and working to hire new software this is for new gaps in the flight cancellations in the holiday season meanwhile shares of united airlines falling 6% in premarket trading after the carrier estimated a first-quarter loss. the airline citing higher fuel costs and demand with other months. now two footage of an incredible barrel ride in portugal that earned this australian surfer a 10 out of 10. it was the first perfect score of the world to surf league championship season with a perfect time to get it helped him survive illumination. surfer says he was "so happy i

was clapping so hard that my hands got sore" over him. that looks very difficult. >> steve: writes of the pipeline, nice. >> ainsley: rick would appreciate that. 17 minutes after the top of the hour gavin newsom pushes billions of dollars in reparation payments despite a budget disaster. california resident leo terrel is going to react to that next. >> steve: plus a work shift turns into a blessing for a waiter in nebraska thanks to famous pop star. >> wow, my heart is beating so fast. jason, thank you, you just paid for a semester of my college. i can't say thank you enough. dude, check it out. i can't believe this. >> steve: 5,000 bucks, here from that waiter and the tip of a lifetime coming out. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm so low ♪ ♪ flying ♪ ♪ riding solo ♪ ♪ riding solo ♪

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that's why i do what i do. that and the paycheck. >> steve: california is considering giving every black resident $360,000 in reparatione amends for slavery? the total cost of the potential payouts, $640 billion. all despite the states facing a deficit is out of over $22 billion. by the way it wasn't even a state when we had slavery. fox news contributor leo correll with us now. hey, leo, congratulations you are about to get used to live in l.a. you are about to get $306,000? >> i don't wanted. it's offensive and it's racist, brian. you know what i heard some of these activists talking about? that if they get reparations it will stop black crime robbing and looting. that is one of the most

offensive statements i ever heard and it insults every black american. let me be very clear. this whole reparation plan is racist in and of itself. it is a ploy by governor newsom to somehow stop black men leaving the democratic party for his presidential run. that's what he is trying to do. he's trying to play the ultimate race card to keep black americans within the democratic party. it's insulting, brian. it's very insulting. >> brian: 1.8 billion black residents in california. this is possible that they will be getting checks because i don't see anything standing in their way except for the fact that it will be if that spe spending. >> there are several things to step in this, they violated the constitution, it's racist, and violate the equal protection clause, this thing two years ago voted against affirmative action. they tried to reinstitute affirmative action. even california democrats get it. it's unfair. it discriminates against every nonblack american in california.

i will be the first lawyer fighting this bill. it will never pass. >> brian: leo in particular think about this. if you are going to say you will just assume every african american is a descendant of, number one if they came here in the 1950s would've they came here two years ago? will they be getting a check? what if they are mixed race background with a get a check? how do you possibly disseminate? you could have slave holders in your bloodline. are you getting a check? >> brian, you should be a lawyer because her absolute right. there is a problem with proof, prove you are a descendant and every reason you just articulated is a reason why this is a nonstarter. they don't have the evidence show the linkage of slavery and hub of the taxpayers who came to california question what they were involved not even in the first place. people cover all of the world after slavery what are they up to foot the bill?

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>> americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. small businesses across the country that deposit account these banks can breathe easier in knowing they will be able to pay their workers and pay their bills. their hardworking employees can breathe easier as well. >> steve: president biden 24 hours ago attending to reinsure america as silicon valley bank's epic collapse tends shares of midsize banks plunging. our next guest explain how they missed this one. republican senator bill hegarty is a former venture capital and private equity investor he sits on the private banking committee, he joins us from california good morning. >> good morning misty. >> steve: and allowed in

california you were actually able to go into the silicon valley bank's lot you saw people lined up and wondering what the heck is going to happen next. >> yeah, you're exactly right, steve, there is massive frustration here about what is happening but let me be clear. what did happen was a liquidity crisis not a solvency crisis. the bank wasn't insolvent, they had a liquidity issue that turned into a run up the bank. this is something that should have been foreseen. clearly it is a massive failure on the part of management, a massive failure in oversight, where was the san francisco fed? then we saw what happened this week and with a failed auction. that's another failure too he should've been talking about the new owner of the bank and who that was yesterday morning instead of being briefed by the treasury and fdic officials about how the process failed going forward. >> steve: and so you asked where was the san francisco fed, i think we know who was on it. who actually ran that bank set on the board. >> indeed. indeed. there's a lot to ask.

how is it the san francisco fed missed this? even private-sector stock animals were talking about liquidity issues on these books as early as last fall. where was the san francisco fed? they had detailed liquidity data to them. they could have had all of that to step up regulatory oversight i want to know what happened and why they didn't do that. >> steve: sure. senator, the government changed the rules. until this week at the rule was if you've got $250,000 in the bank, you are insured by the fdic. yesterday and essentially they change the rules and said whatever amount you've got you will be covered. no if you are an investor we will not bail you out but we will bailout everybody else. >> that is exactly right, steve. from a depositor standpoint you have to ask yourself in the normal thresholds has always been $250,000 but after yesterday i think you have to ask yourself whether there is any such thing as an uninsured deposit. they will have a far-reaching effect.

you are right the investors in silicon valley bank will give zero, that's the bet they took. the depositors have found themselves in a situation where they were uncertain and the reaction of this administration rather than let irresponsible banks come in and probably auctions and take over and work through the process. they decided to let the banks fail and put us in this new territory, uncharted territory and i think again it's going to turn out to be something that at the end customers will have to pay the price. >> steve: is it fair, senator, you know my entire lifetime the standard has been i think 250, it may have been 125 for a while but nonetheless of the last couple of years it has been two to 50,000. roku, the company that makes the television remote and stuff like that, half a billion dollars there. who bails them out? i guess the fac does. >> the fdic does but to the extent there is a haircut there is a loss and there will be. that we spread across all the

member banks in america. the biden administration says this is not a bailout and no taxpayers will be impacted by this, where do think the increased fees will be passed along? to the customers in america. left him a check, steve, are all american taxpayers. >> steve: no kidding, they change the rules, it's crazy, you were a venture in capitalism though, you know, you know the higher the risk the bigger the reward however sometimes things don't pan out. especially if you invest in a company that had such bad business practices that they lost all that money. >> indeed. indeed. i think what was happening at silicon valley bank, we will get to the bottom of this but they are risk function h should never allow this to happen. they never intended to realize the loss for those securities were underwater. they got to a point where the bank had a negative equity value and that's where we are today. >> steve: editor, standby i

have a question for you right after i announce this fox news alert. february cpi report just came out the consumer price index minutes ago, consumer prices rose 0.4% month over month. that matches of what economists expected. i think the big number than is 6% year-over-year. when you look at that number, senator, that is still a very large number. but we wonder now if the number like that what is the fed going to do when we presumed until this week they were going to raise interest rates again? >> well chair powell was before my committee a few days ago. at that point in time i walked out of the meeting thinking certainly he will raise rates by 50 basis points. i think what happened with silicon valley bank and i think with this print coming out with expectations we will see a really serious consideration perhaps slowing that down may be more like a 25 basis points

rather than 50 because going into the next turn here. >> steve: yeah, for people looking in and they are not sophisticated investors or anything like that and they know that they have bank, money in the bank. they are worried. i wonder if my bank one of the four banks to have anything to worry about? >> that is certainly not the case. they look at these too big to fail banks. i guess the regional banks are in this was unusual by many standards. i don't expect this to be broadly felt across the market. we were concerned over the weekend that if there are answers coming out on monday it that people would be rearranging the deposits trying to get below the three and $50,000 threshold in multiple banks. i don't think that's going to happen. there is no noise in the marketplace, talked with senator paul they agreed there'd

be noise and it will be chop yesterday perhaps today and tomorrow but i think the market will digest this and settle down. >> steve: senator, thank you very much for joining us from temp from surface gardening. >> thank you. is been a rainy day in new york city all across the thw demo northeast in glenstone new york upstate this morning a state of emergency is declared in parts of new york and new jersey as experts predict anywhere from 2-3 feet in some spots and the nor'easter triggering a ground stop for some flights arriving at liguori international here in new york. we are not getting much. states like connecticut already socked by snow as officials worn 45 mile-per-hour winds that could trigger power outages. senior meteorologist janice dean joins us now at the fox guest. janice, it's not bad here, the nor'easter is really getting it to mess up new england. >> absolutely we are able to support the micro-of close to two feet of snow and have a

brave fellow from atlanta what is your name question march >> craig mckenzie. >> what do they have the weather far? >> is just wonderful. >> are you lying question mike >> yes. >> last mike baker being here. we seeing a bit of snow flurry activity it is 35 right now on the backside of this week is certainly some snow flurries but we are not talking about measurable amounts in new york city. like steve mentioned over a foot or more in the mountains which is why we have this power outage forecast already reports of power outages in parts of new england. that's the future in the next 24 hours bringing with it not only the snow but very gusty winds, 40-50 maybe even 60 miles an hour and there is the snow to come to give a flights later on today, sir? >> i'm sorry? >> do you have a flight? >> no, tomorrow. where there will be windy, right? >> it will be windy, i will keep you up-to-date. steve doocy over you a print

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who were involved in that rush and they tell us the catalyst behind what started it all is as you mentioned frustration with the cbp one app as well as a false facebook post encouraging them to go to the border saying they would be allowed into the united states. let's start with the video of the rush. we will rewind back to sunday you can see hundreds upon hundreds of those migrants pushing past mexican border officials and running onto the bridge connecting into el paso. they started running onto that bridge thinking essentially they would run into dom united stated you hear them cheering happy and jubilant, now the mostly venezuelan migrants were stopped in the middle of that ridge and repelled by cbp special response teams and by the mexican military. but migrants in that group tell us, yes, frustration with the cbp one app has been there for months but what really started this was this facebook post, take a look at this picture here one of the migrants given to us. it is all in spanish but this

spread amongst migrants that essentially claims to be from somebody who crossed at the bridge two days prior that's at cbp told that they will let any migrant into the states if they show up to the bridge on sunday with a belt or with an extreme asylum case. it tells them i don't miss the fraternity, start heading to the border and one migrant who got caught up in the rush to close that back to the pit picked with a big week to come to see if it was true but it was a lie. they shot tear gas at us. they didn't care that we had children. we have been here two months waiting here and we are desperate. >> and texas republican congressman tony gonzalez tells fox news in part "they were told, and i'm trying to figure out by who, all indications are it was a cartel essentially feeding this information to the migrants saying yesterday was day of the migrants and they were going to be allowed into the united states via the port

of entry" cartels have been known to spread misinformation online before. back out here live tomorrow the house homeland security committee is said to have a field hearing about the border crisis right here in rio grande valley. the chief of u.s. border patrol will be testifying at that hearing. we just found out all democrats on the committee will be boycotting the hearing. they are accusing republicans are playing politics with your vulcans on the committee saying this is just further evidence the democrats do not care what happens on the border. back to you. >> brian: they say in the never canceled and never committed. what you think is correct. the chairman says they did confirm, he says several democrats confirmed they would attend and they went a step further to invite their own minority witness confirmed to speak on the federal panel so his staff is rarely blindsided they are being told that none of the democrats is going to show.

>> brian: bill melugin, thanks. >> ainsley: deeply disappointing the only message they send is they are uninterested in coming to the table. >> steve: one other note and that is "the new york post" has a great story today that talks a little bit about how when migrants are processed at the border they are given a notice to appear. if you are in new york city, they are sold out through 2032. so you would not get in front of a judge for 9 years because it is fully booked here, it's fully booked in jacksonville, and florida as you can see right there through 2028. >> ainsley: guess who is from miramar florida, jason derulo. >> brian: fantastic which brings her to her next story. pop start jason derulo helped a waiter by leaving a massive tip, how it's helping his future but next why don't you do this? >> ainsley: let's check with bill hemmer for the top of the

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>> ainsley: pop start jason

derulo leaving one lucky nebraska server a very large tip, attempt large enough to cover a semester in college, watch this. >> hey, jason, thank you you just paid for the semester of my college. i can't say enough thank you. >> ainsley: it's called charlson's restaurant in omaha, nebraska, and gordon shafer joins us now he, jordan. >> how's it going? >> ainsley: doing well. i know it's not everyday celebrity comes in your restaurant but what happened next actually changed your life. tell the folks at home what happened. >> yeah so like any other sunday night. i was working and i was told out have an 18 person party. my coworker, you know, we were told we would have to split it but then it was kind of a surprise because we were told it was going to be someone who had security. that got us wondering who the heck it could be. we were told it would also be a celebrity and then finally my coworker tells us it's jason

derulo. and that sparked a question of why was he in omaha, and we came to find out that his business partner and himself had bought a stake in a national volleyball league team that will be based in omaha. so they were at coming in a nice dinner with their team. >> ainsley: that's awesome so the bill was $795.99, almost $800, the tip was $5,000. when you saw that on the receipt what went through your mind? >> i think my mind just kind of went blank. are member asking him if he was sure he wanted to tip us have much. >> ainsley: that was nice of you. >> i mean it is such a large amount of money. it almost didn't make sense, you know? he's like no, you can keep all those zeros behind that five, right? [laughs] i know you split with a coworker, your semester of school is $2,250. this was enough to cover that semester. that's what you use the money

for, but i understand you are supposed to pay that bill the week before and you didn't have the money. >> leave the craziest part about all of the week before i had actually been hit with a $50 late for. to getting that money i was able to pay it off the next day just because of all of this generosity majority of the brutal action of my bid on it as an up mate thing and he said he seem like a great time, think of a kick powerful fat. keep spreading the love of growth. then he reposted on his tiktok and i love put a caption elected week and blessed to be of. ago my sister is telling them famous. i think i was in the right place

at the right time and got exceptionally lucky. >> ainsley: quickly what it do learn from >> you know, it doesr who you are serving. if you give them the right kind of service it might end up touching them in a way you were not expecting. >> ainsley: he is o one of my favorites now. my daughter dances to savage love come we love that song, we danced sweet and her husband and i look at him in a different way. thank you so much for spreading the love and pay it back one day i know you will. god bless you and good luck with school. more >> fox & friends: moments away. ♪ but we will be live and so large ♪ ...

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survived. ♪ >> it's a beautiful morning in tennessee, if you're in northeast, be careful, it will be stormy today. >> brian: that's a big chair. >> pay it forward, not back. >> bill: brand-new numbers on inflation, what they tell us about the state of economy, an economy reeling from the collapse of two major banks. i'm bill hemmer, live in snowy new york city, where it is always winter apparently. >> dana: the easiest winter ever. i'm dana perino, a few flakes out there, we have spring on the horizon. talk about the consumer price index, slowest rate