>> i wrote the lyrics, i danced all night, because that is what i do. run to the radio, a big show, we'll be talking about a lot of stuff only on radio. >> steve: who is on it? >> rich lawrey, will be on and congressman mike rogers. >> steve: terrific, see you tomorrow. >> markets open shortly, fears of wider crisis after stunning collapse of that bank in silicon valley bank. larry kudlow moments away, we are down 630 on the dow future, standby for that. mid-air collision sparking wider concern of a broader confrontation between moscow and washington. it happened yesterday over black sea. russian fighter jet clipping rear propeller of an american

drone. welcome to the program, big two hours. i'll bill hemmer, hello, partner. >> dana: you set that up, i'm dana perino. russia downed the drone in the water. russia says the drone was flying too close but it was in international waters. >> pissed off, the report coming out of our government, this was unprofessional act and environmentally unsound. they shot down a united states warplane, they took it out of action and that is the response we get back? yeah, not very happy about it. >> bill: from washington, dc with jennifer griffin, 32 million for the reaper drone, the same price of the russian jet, two of which were flying around that drone.

we had reaction from john kirby earlier today on cnn, roll the clip that happened an hour ago. they need to be more careful flying in international sparespace near u.s. assets flying in completely legal ways in support of national security interest. they need to be more careful. the black sea doesn't belong to russia, it belongs to many countries and the united states has been operating there and we will continue to operate in accordance with international law. >> dana: i mentioned to bill earlier. it was an unmanned drone, ours, the $32 million drone. you had a good point, which was -- >> bill: don't flirt with a manned aircraft in a con confrontation like this, there could be intent in this. they shadowed the drone for 30 minutes and there was some imagery collected.

i must think that will be released on behalf of the pentagon. >> dana: perhaps, if it was gathering intelligence that is top secret, maybe not. >> bill: imagery he referred to was the two jets that shadowed the reaper drone. >> dana: one concern about this conflict, if you go back to flying over syria, when fighting isis and concern about a conflict unintentional, but something that would escalate is a huge concern, we are paying attention today. >> bill: we'll get more on this in a moment and wait to hear from the pentagon and tom cotton will join us with instant reaction from him coming up. >> dana: another big story, there is butting of heads at u.s. border. house republicans forging ahead on field examination. the committee is in mc allen, texas, about to hold first hearing on the border crisis,

the chaotic situation highlighted in video from sunday shows 1000 migrants storming an entry point in el paso. it is a losing battle, but democrats apparently do not want to hear about this, all 15 are boycotting the hearing, forcing republicans to go it alone. >> we lost complete control of the border, have millions of aliens flooding through. some being apprehended and released into the united states. we have to take matters into our own hands. that is joe biden's number one duty and he's failing miserably. >> dana: brad coe, is testifying today, we'll talk to him in a moment. first let's go to bill melugin reporting from farr, texas, hope i got that right, bill. >> bill: you did, dana. according to a spokesperson with the house homeland security

committee, prior to democrats deciding to pull out of today's border hearing, several of them said they would be here, booked travel here and called their own minority witness to testify and we are told their witness will still be testifying today even without them. the republican chairman of the committee, mark green, got to rio grande valley and posted a video to democrats saying they are failing to do their job. take a look. >> we're talking about how awesome border patrol agents are, democrats decided to bail and not show up for work, this is where the duty is today and tomorrow, they're absent from duty. in the army we call that awol. democrats will be awol tomorrow. >> bill: bizarre and dangerous human smuggling continue at the southern border. take a look out of tucson, arizona, sector, agents stopped a truck and found three illegal

immigrants locked inside of a tool box being smuggled inside that tool box. a u.s. citizen arrested in that incident and will be charged with human smuggling. we will take you out to the rio grande border, where we are, a canine hit on a truck lugging a prefabricated pool on top of it, inside that pool, agents found six illegal immigrants hiding in an effort to be smuggled in. that truck was reported stolen. laredo, border patrol stopped a vehicle with several illegal immigrants hiding inside clay flower pots, unusual smuggling tactics continue as migrants find any way to get deeper into this country.

this hearing will kickoff in a couple hours. first person set to testify is the chief of u.s. border patrol, raul ortiz, few people can provide better information than border patrol chief, no democrats here to hear his testimony. they say republicans are playing politics by having the hearing today. >> dana: the images were shocking. >> bill: next guest testify brad coe, in kinny county, texas. you are in mcallen, but your sector is two hours due west of san antonio along the border. what is your message today, sir? >> good morning. my message today is we've got to get control of this, my ranchers, we have no industry other than ranchers and they can't afford to fix their fences. they are scared to go out at

night. every night 180 people walk through on camera. failing miserably to protect the people and uphold the constitution. >> dana: sheriff, what do you think of democrats not coming to the hearing today? >> it's not a shock. they have their head in the sand, have no clue what is going on. >> bill: mexican president said mexico is safer than the united states, there is no problem in traveling safely in mexico. what do you think of that? >> well, i think last week down in the valley, that was proven wrong when people went across the riffer and got kidnapped and killed and probably 5 or 600 americans currently missing in mexico. mexico was deemed the most dangerous city in the world a number of years back. >> dana: would you talk about the citizens that are afraid to

go out of their homes, they are running out of money to fix the fence being broken by illegal immigrants. what is recourse for them, they are tax paying american citizens and the government is failing them. >> that is one thing i've been fighting going on three years now. a lot of ranchers, i would use the phrase they are land rich, cash poor. they go to market and sell animals, cost of everything else is rising, fuel, fencing supply, water lines, they have to replace on regular basis keeps them -- you can only budget for so much. they start losing money on deals, they can't pay taxes or afford food, only option is to sellout and who do they sell to when their property is devalated

>> bill: there was a hearing in yuma end of february, three weeks past. i don't know how much came from the hearing or how much they are able to gather, the administration will argue number of encounters is down significantly. what do you think of that claim? >> i'd like to know where they got the number from, my encounters tripled overthe last year, i will break every record i set last year. i don't know where they get the numbers from, they have not talked to me. >> bill: sheriff, thank you, we will watch your testimony. >> dana: with great interest. thank you. >> thank y'all. >> dana: this crisis is not limited to the southern border. surge up north prompting new hampshire governor sununu writes, we will not wait idoly

by while your department decides if to take action on the border. >> bill: stunning to see them cross in snow in the dead of winter. 11 minutes past. support for ukraine dividing republicans, could this be key issue in the fight for nomination next year. newt gingrich has analysis. >> dana: winter is not going quietly, nor'easter dumps heavy snow on parts of the northeast, we are live. >> bill: and assault on campus, protesters trying to put a muzzle on a conservative speaker. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. [chanting] [b [bleep] and if you've made the deployments

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[chanting] >> bill: this got loud, volatile protest university of california davis. hundreds of people, including reportses of antifa smashing wendos and throwing jabs at police, trying to keep charlie kirk from speaking on campus. police arrested two protesters and one officer was injured. the school chancellor says the university is committed to free speech. the event went on, not without

disruption from outside. just west of sacramento. >> dana: how pitiful, if you don't want to listen to charlie kirk, do not go. now you have made us all feel bad for charlie kirk. >> bill: too tempts not to. >> dana: this on foreign policy. >> if putin gets away with this, there goes taiwan, i'm all in to win it. you will not win this war by bleeding ukraine dry and giving them weapons too late to affect the outcome on the battlefield. >> if we stop talking ukraine, the result will be a slaughter and the message will be clear, if you want to invade a smaller neighbor and take the land, you can do it. >> dana: support for ukraine in the republican party, lawmakers

pushing back against potential 2024 contender ron desantis. former house speaker and fox news contributor newt gingrich is here. love to get your take. the "new york post" cover says -- headline, not the cover, desantis must show leadership on issues like ukraine to win the white house. do you think foreign policy principles matter a lot to voters in the end when choosing a president? >> it matters a lot because voters have instinct the commander-in-chief is central. historically, go back to john f. kennedy, who as a young man, had to prove you could trust him being president. i think it's a big deal. there is fundamental argument underway. having lost a 20-year war in

afghanistan, how much do we want to run around the planet not knowing what we're doing and not getting anything done, but losing lives and spending money. as long as joe biden is president, why trust anything. they are not protecting the american border, i argue southern border is far more important to the united states than ukraine. i have no faith in biden, whose family has been corrupted by china when it comes to our biggest competitor, china and now you come to ukraine. defense department lost 82 billion in equipment to the taliban, defense department more worried about being woke than being effective. that undermines the willingness of many americans to give them a blank check. they shouldn't get a blank check. i knowledge defeating putin matters and i think the current

administration has no strategy or ability to defeat putin and free societies don't fight long wars well. people get tired of it, they don't understand where it is going and you are seeing a real erosion largely because joe biden is incompetent. >> dana: he doesn't talk about it a lot either about why he thinks it is in america's interest. look at pew research patrol, american support for ukraine believes u.s. is giving right amount or not enough to ukraine. this chart shows the united states is largest contributor to helping ukraine in terms of military financial aid that is on the minds of voters and might be on the minds of can'ts. >> that is where president trump was making a difference. people thought it wasn't

possible. i suspect had he been president, we would have intervened fast and decisively and demanded germans and others do their fair share. it is ridiculous to say, the united states, we are creating a welfare state because biden's people can't help themselves. one thing to send tanks. by the way, here are checks to make you feel good while you are being bombed. this administration is stunningly incompetent and that has real-world effects. >> dana: vice president kamala harris is going to be going tomorrow and will focus on reproductive rights, the issue she's focused on. what does that say to you, democrats have written iowa off in terms of first state, they will not do what they have done traditionally.

she will make a move to try to shore up votes in iowa? >> my first question is how many times will she laugh? maybe each congressman in iowa should invite her to have a town hall in their district. more people get to meet kamala harris, less likely they are to vote for us, so i think it is good for us. if biden runs for reelection and gets renominated, will he have her as vice presidential nominee? if you look at the country, she has a small base of support and the smaller her support gets. >> dana: do you think that is why he is waiting to announce? >> i think they want to do a rose garden strategy, replacing the basement in delaware with the rose garden in the white house and would like him to remain president as long as possible. which is not irrational, he's

done a good job and you know this from your white house experience, presidents have huge reach inside their own party and can bring advantages and disadvantages to their friends and opponents. >> dana: he will be in nevada today giving speech about pharmaceutical drug costs. good to see you, thank you. >> bill: in the northeast, there are thousands without power in freezing temperatures. this nor'easter barrelling through the area. some places buried by three feet of snow including the town of ashby, massachusetts, that is where robert ray is up to his belly button, if not higher in snow. how goes it? >> yeah, well, good morning, bill. indeed, ashby, massachusetts, the heart of new england, not far from new hampshire, look at this doorway on this classic

home, almost buried. this snow is so heavy, i will make my way up here so you can get a feel of the drifting. almost three feet, i made a pathway for myself so it is easier. i will pop to the side so you can see how deep it actually is. bill and dana, left chatham, massachusetts from the cape 5 a.m. and made my way up here to the border of massachusetts and new hampshire and it was amazing to see the wind on the cape and that light snow and that line where the snow started to come in yesterday when the nor'easter slammed and so many people up and down with feet of snow in new york, massachusetts, vermont and new hampshire, still power outages, no injuries is the good thing. this nor'easter on its way out, people left to clean up piles of white mud. >> bill: pretty mild on the east

coast, the eyes of march are different in the northeast. robert ray, fox weather, thanks. >> dana: first came silicon valley bank and now markets are tumbling over anxiety at credit suisse. how widespread is the crisis? larry kudlow will break it down next. problems piling up for norfolk southern, extending into court of law with attorney general of, will join us this hour. >> norfolk southern may be putting profit above health and safety of the cities and communities that they operate in. will join us this hour.

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trouble. the justice department launching an investigation into the collapse of silicon valley bank as new data reveals the border of directors were mega-donors to democrats and black lives matters movement. larry kudlow will be here, first peter doocy is here traveling with the president. do you expect him to address this today, peter? >>-- to the intro, you were giveings, roughly 73 million went to black lives matter related causes, according to a tracker from the claremont institute think tank. justice department is in early stages of investigation into overall banking practices, so is the sec, where was the sec a few months ago? >> i believe the sec and fdic

and -- are three regulatory agencies that shifted from supervision to agendas from the white house. >> we learned silicon valley bank did not have a chief risk officer and their board had little investment banking experience. whether or not those things contributed to the bank's failure, we don't know, the president is getting air cover from the democrats on capitol hill. >> what biden and his team did was to step in with a very strong, very aggressive afull some program to call the situation and provide assurances to the depositors at the bank and silicon valley bank is not a venture capital bank, it has corner grocery stores on it. >> there is a big appetite on

capitol hill to pass a new law regulating banks more. it is unclear in this congress what kind of a law could pass the senate and house and send it to president biden's desk. the president is in vagz and we'll hear him talk about prescription drug prices later. >> dana: we'll pay attention, thank you. >> bill: we'll bring in larry kudlow. you have the deal with the reaper drone over the black sea and moody's downgrading american banks overnight. none of this feels good at the moment, where are we headed or do you know yet? laredo >> i'm not sure anybody can tell, i agree it doesn't feel great. the problem here, some stuff peter doocy was reporting on, missing link, i mean, silicon valley bank had a very inexperienced board, pretty much

one-sided politically, i don't know whether that matters, they really had no experience, that is the biggest problem. the bank itself made terrible investments near $5 billion asset investment? a climate fund not many people knew much about. that is another political agenda. the real issue here, besides mismanagement, upside down balance sheet, there was no super vigsz vision from the federal reserve bank, which is supposed to be looking at these things. you know inflation rate is going up and fed is raising rates at the fastest pace, inflation rate is four decade high, still is. you know interest rates are

going up. you're loaded up with long-term bonds, who are interest rate sensitive and price of the bonds is collapsing and it didn't happen all at once. it happened over 12 to 15 months, where was the san francisco federal reserve, which is supposed to super vise? regulations are codified into law, etcetera, etcetera. bank super vision is ongoing process every quarter, every half year, every year and mary daly is president of the bank and nobody can figure out where she was or why she and her people didn't look. not only silicon valley bank, but the first republic bank, on the watchlist now. they are out there in the same san francisco fed district. it is not sec, bill, not sec

right away, it is really federal reserve and local regional bank. where were they? they could have stopped this nonsense. >> bill: you wonder over time how this decision sits, we will know in time. you washed you yesterday and you said sell the bank, there is a buyer. you had kevin o'leary on, he said the american banking system is no longer risk and doesn't matter how bad you are as a bank manager. if he's right, you have indecision in the market and don't know what is going to happen next, don't know how far the contagion may spread. -- -- bad decisions along the way. >> well, look, that is called moral hazard and there is some of that, all of us are uneasy

when the fdic guaranteed uninsured deposits, makes everybody uneasy. i know supposedly for one bank, nobody is really happy about that. best thing that could be done to come back to more constructive point is to sell the bank and let the private sector come in with people who know how to run a bank. there are buyers, there are plenty buyers out there. this would reduce the government intervention, probably calm markets, calm contagion fears. i can't say with certainty, other bad banks may pop up. there were bidders, bill, but for some reason, the fdic decided to reject the bidders. let the private market free enterprise system work for heaven's sakes.

put people in there that know how to run a bank. once that happens, it will take the taxpayers you hava the hook, we won't have to guarantee uninsured deposits and won't have a taxpayer bailout for that particular bank. let's get supervision from the federal reserve, that is their job, they haven't done it and let private sector come in and buy out this bank. >> bill: all fair points, we'll see how it goes and which way the wind blows. see you at 4:00. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: a thriller in the march madness tournament, pitt beating mississippi state 60-59, that is close in my estimate, after bulldogs missed a three pointer at the buzzer. watch it here. >> davis.

>> here for three for the win and it is no good. putback no good and pittsburgh advances. >> dana: that is a heartbreaker and texas a&m and corpus christi held off southeast missouri. >> bill: good stuff when dana reads sports. march madness starts tomorrow, tipoff thursday at 12 noon. >> dana: who is playing? west virginia and maryland, how do you not know that? >> bill: have you filled out your bracket? >> dana: no. >> bill: the key,ic tathe higher seed and pick them to win all the way down the line. >> dana: i usually use the mascot. >> bill: officials in san francisco voicing support for reparation pay out, up to 5 million for every african american adult. will that go through? leo terrell has thoughts and

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>> bill: ntsb, this time in washington, d.c. troubling spike in near misses. mark meridith is live in dc with more. good morning. >> the faa says it is investigating this latest runway incursion that happened eight days ago. details just coming to light. this was a regional jet that crossed a runway without clearance putting it on the path of a u.s. airbus jet. the united flight aborted takeoff. last month another near miss, this is a simulation of what happened. this is video of what came up in a hearing recently. this was in austin, texas, that incident under investigation. top aviation officials are set to meet for what the faa is

dubbing a safety summit. pete buttigieg calls this troubling and he said, i want to make sure we are doing everything to prevent them. despite high-profile incidentseses despite all this, the aviation system they say remains absolutely safe. >> bill: mark meridith watching the flies today. ohio attorney general filing lawsuit against norfolk southern after last month's toxic train derailment after hazardous waste contaminated water and air in the area. joining us on dave yose. this lawsuit was inevitable, i think, what makes you think you have a strong case against norfolk southern. will it go to court or will the company decide to settle? >> i think we have a great case.

there is obviously liability for the spill, damage to our environment, our economy and our goal is to make sure the long-term, the people of east palestine are not forgotten. does this go to trial? good question. i met last -- -- seem to be contrite and interested in owning their responsibility. perhaps this does settle, but we first need to make sure we know the length and depth and height and width of this thing so that we've done our due diligence. >> dana: your governor mark dewine was on with martha maccallum yesterday and she was asking about citizens and i investments in the community. listen here. >> there needs to be a fund

established by the railroad to be sure everything is covered for people in east palestine in the future, if they sell their house, if they sell for a lot less, who will make up the difference? that is something that needs to be taken care of in a settlement fund. >> dana: i feel like the people of east palestine have been through so much. one of these has been the question of what will happen to investments they have made. there is a lot of miscommunication, can you clear up what you are trying to do or what is happening on that front? >> well, it is important to recognize our lawsuit covers public wrongs and does not eliminate or trump, if you will, the private lawsuits that have been brought for individual as opposed to public damages.

i've had initial conversations with lawyers from the other side about setting up a real estate compensation fund for the kind of situation the governor just mentioned in the clip you played. the delta between what the property was worth and when it gets sold. today it will be hard to sell your house or business in east palestine and norfolk southern is responsible for that. they ought to have to pay and we'll make sure they do. >> dana: what do residents need to know about potential scams or spoofs, unfortunately in a situation like this, when you are stressed and vulnerable, you might say we have a lifeline here, we have hope. they need to be careful, i'm sure you are keeping an eye on that, as well? >> yeah, so for residents of

east palestine, i've had the same advice for the last month. be careful what you sign. anybody offering you pief paper to sign, you can get they had a lawyer look at it, you should, too. for people that want, whose hearts are going out to the people of eastern ohio and want to donate to help them, please be careful, the research, the charity that is asking for money or soliciting you. you can go to ohio attorney general's office, protectohio.org, look up the history of charities registered with the attorney general's office. >> dana: dave yost, you have a big job in this new lawsuit. thank you for joining today. thank you. >> if the message is that they want to deter or dissuade us

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spot -- her content is too negative, take a listen. >> i was very shocked because just a year before, i had placed second at world and won national. i was really surprised that just because of social media, he was willing to not have me on the team. >> allie said she turned to social media to talk to other teens her age because that is where teens like her are. >> i have bipolar and i kind of wanted people to know they were not the only one feeling the way they do. >> teens rack up four hours per day on social media outside of school, some spending two hours on tiktok and hour and a half on snapchat. for teen girls, social media

choice are tiktok, instagram and snap, they are likelier than boys to use all three of those. creator of the hid documentary screen-agers, tells us it is a trap. teens feel bad when they are not socializing, even though they are aware that screen time makes them feel negative. we are having technical problems and i don't think we can bring you sound, but a doctor told us the reason social media hits girl's self-esteem is because content is different from boys, it is body and image focused. all of that hits them hard over time. bill. >> bill: interesting stuff and looking forward to seeing this all week, thank you and see you tomorrow for part four. thank you. >> dana: russian fighter jet striking u.s. drone forcing the u.s. to bring down the drone in

international water according to u.s. officials who call the incident violation of international law. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: second hour starts now, i'm bill hemmer. that incident is first time since the cold war a u.s. aircraft went down after encountering a russ ian aircraf. the white house pins the blame on moscow. >> the message that we delivered to the russian ambassador is they need to be more careful flying in international airspace near u.s. assets that are flying in legal ways conducting missions in support of our national security interest, they need to be more careful. >> bill: senator mike tobin stands by. mike.