rachel: straight to a fox news alert, former president trump saying this morning that he will be arrested on tuesday. will: trump sharing that news on truth social this morning. his potential arrest comes over accusation sayingses about a $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. prosecutors have called that hush money. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett joined us earlier with what we can expect next. >> i think the first thing his lawyers will do is to challenge the merits, the veracity of the charge against him and the law just as i've described, that you cannot take a state scream supercharge it into a felony. joel jee concern.

joey: we're going to bring in now dan bongino, host of "unfiltered" and author of "the gift of failure." dan, i would imagine you've got something to say on this. >> yeah. listen, the police state's here, guys. that's inarguable to the libs listening. you can, again, plant a big wet one on my rump because i have no desire to hear you right now as you're celebrating again the collapse of the constitutional republic. the police sate's here. state's here. it's not as if donald trump's sons were caught on tape talking to their dad about illicit business deals or anything with foreign communist parties and nuclear-powered enemies of the united states, shuttling millions of dollars to the trum, that's right. that's the biden fam -- oh, sorry, guys. you know, as a commentator, i should be really up on the news and stuff. but the police state and this abomination is here right now. this is third world b.s., that's exactly what this is. this is the kind of story you're used to reading out of north

korea, but it's here in the united states right now. and the fact that media people and the liberals will celebrate this shows you what i've said all along, an axiomatic truth of the left. listen, everyone at home, turn up the volume right now. so you understand i'm not talking about all democrats, i want to be clear, i don't stereotype like they do to us. the progressive, socialist left, the identity politics left, make no mistake, they don't think you're people with bad ideas, you maga crowd and conservative people out there. they think you're bad people with ideas. that justifies in their mind anything they will do. listen to me clearly. these people will hurt you if given the opportunity. i use my words very clintly. deliberately. i've seen them, i've stared them in the face when i walked out of the white house went president trump was renominated, and i had an antifa blm person look me in the face and tell me he was going to the rape my wife. these people will hurt you. make no mistake. another thing about this too,

guys, again, if your a lefty at home and you're wetting your diaper saying, oh, my gosh, in this isn't true. think about it. what's the hallmark of a police state versus a let g8 mitt -- legitimate constitutional republic? you have rights, and those rights can only be taken away if there is evidence of a crime, probable cause you've committed a crime. so what happens? someone walks into an fbi office or a police station and says, hey, i was mugged, and the police investigate that crime, right, in searching of -- search of the mugger who did it. that's not the country we will live in anymore. we now live in a country where where you can walk into the fbi and say, hey, i'm a democrat, i don't like donald trump. and you investigate the person and then you find the crime later. was it berry who said that? kind of sounds like what's happening here. if you really believe that a campaign -- and, by the way, that's even a stretch -- campaign payoff from a woman he's alleged to have had some kind of relationship with is

worth arresting a former president, you are freaking crazy. you should seek is mental health attention as soon as possible. think about what's going on here, right? donald trump has simply been accused before he was president of doing what bill clinton glinted to in the -- admitted to the in the bathroom of the oval office. is bill clinton under arrest? nope. wait, i'm not done. to the people in new york city and any other maniac, lunatic blue state out there, california, illinois, maryland, listen to me, please. i grew up in new york and ran for office in massachusetts, i know these states well. get out as soon as you can. i am not kidding. get -- you have zero rights in these places. they're talking about escape taxes for you and everything else. if this can happen to a former president, you have absolutely zero rights. no serious person thinks this is a crime worth expending taxpayer

dollars on. not a single person on planet earth believes that who's serious. get out of these states as soon as you can. you have no chance in front of one of their juries, you have no chance in front of one of their judges, you have no chance with their prosecutors. get out. you are effectively living in a place where when they want you, they come and get you. will: to your point about get out, dan, it's all going to come down to a jury, you know? we can, and we should talk about, a biased, corrupt system that includes prosecutors or judges. but ultimately, trump in this case will have to is sit in front of new yorkers, right? and i believe this is very similar to what john edwards was indicted for which was using campaign funds or other funds to hush an alleged ex-lover. john edwards was acquitted in virginia by what was seen as a friendly jury there. but in new york, as gregg jarrett told us earlier, trump's hope has to land on appeal.

because he's fighting everything including the jury of new york city. >> this is insane. i mean, think of it, will, you're a real lawyer. i mean, do you believe we're actually having this conversation where we're saying, well, listen, whatever behavior the guy's accused of or not, that's his personal business. i'm not suggesting you have to agree with it or not, but we're saying he's probably going to be convicted for at worsting some -- if it's even true, by the way concern the for some personal discretion he chose to solve his own way or his team? and we're like, oh, he's already going to be convicted of a fake crime. this is a conversation you and i having on the world's largest cable news show. it's probably already over. he'll probably be convicted by a bunch of lewin lunatic concern lunatics on a jury, and all he can hope is the appeals judge a too isn't a lunatic like the people in the lunatic jury pool who are probably going to convict him. this is, this is like your entire life is subjected, will,

to a jury lottery. now, i grew up in new york. there are a lot of trump supporters in new york, a lot. but how crazy is it that this guy's freedom revolves around a lotly where you're hoping -- lottery where you're hoping and praying to the lord almighty that you pick a person who's not crazy who can sit on the jury? the notices have nothing to do with the facts of the case. that's not even a subject here. the question is do you get a trump voter on the jury or not? if that doesn't sound like a police state to you, i mean, please, wake up. again, seek the attention of a mental health professional. you are a crazy person. you got a guy in the white house right now whose son is on tape doing what you're accusing donald trump of doing. he's on tape. he's not fighting with those women in the ufc, hunter biden. that's not the north-south position, what you're looking at there. he's making sex tapes. he doesn't even dispute it. he's filing a lawsuit claiming

that's not my property, but it could be my property. if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, smells like a duck, has sex like a duck, maybe it's a freaking duck. this guy's on tape, the president's son, while the president's on an audio voicemail saying, hey, hunter, looks like the times story, it looks like you're okay. and where is he? he's in the white house selling us out to ukraine, china, russia, any other country out there while burying this place as soon as he can. this is, i mean, this is unbelievable. we, i'm telling you, we live in a police state. that's inarguable. the only thing we're arguing now is the degree, not if it's true or not. rachel: yeah. i couldn't agree with you more, dan. and i think it has huge implications. i'm glad you brought up how this feels for everyone who's a conservative, because donald trump has always said i'm a stand-in for you. they're coming after me, they're coming after you. and i think a lot of people are feeling that way lately. really quick, what do you think politically this means for

donald trump? forget the legal stuff. you saw after mar-a-lago, you know, people rally behind him, they saw how unfair this was. >> yeah. rachel: do you think that happens here? >> you know, i tweeted this out last night before this news. i had no idea this was coming out. you know, the president doesn't call me, vet his information. i tweeted this out last night, i did one of my dear libs tweets. and and i said if you really believe that an indictment and arrest of donald trump on a clearly fabricated, nonsense charge, not a serious person in the cosmos if takes seriously, right, do you think this is going to stop the donald trump crowd? you are, you are so politically inept, you should be arrested for political malpractice. you may have just martyred this guy and given him a 10-point bump in his polls. can i say one more thing that's important, rachel? rachel: sure. >> donald trump said to protest, and yes, do it, by all means, you have the right to do it. to everyone out there, please do it peacefully. i mean, this is not some silly,

stupid virtue signal. this government is looking for any excuse, any excuse to take you and your ass and park it in a jail cell forever. please, god, not using his name in vain, don't give them any ammunition. show up, protest. you must protest. but, please, do it peacefully. they are looking for any excuse to put you in a jail cell for as long as -- do you really need another example of this? protest the but smart about it. joey: dan, this news broke this morning with president trump saying he will be arrested on tuesday. you brought a lot of energy. it's going to be a long day, but the day's going to end with dan bongino bringing a lot of energy with "unfiltered" tonight at 9 p.m. what you got for us? >> yeah. did biden nationalize the banks this week right under our noses and no one picked that that up? i've got a whole story on that. and i've got a monologue that the biggest liberal b.s.

narrative of all, i kind of call it out, is that they're in it for the little guy. i think when you're done listening to my monologue about that, you can finally put that thing to bed. they've been screwing over the little guy since time immemorial. so don't miss the show tonight at nine, i really appreciate it. rachel: thank you, dan. will: we'll be there. rachel: always great having you. >> thanks a lot. will: another fox news alert this morning, at least one person is killed in a miami shooting last night that sent spring breakers running. police say gunfire erupt during a relatively calm evening. at least one is in custody and one is in critical condition. rachel: videos of spring break fight clubs in south florida go viral. police are warning partiers to behave and operate within the law to avoid serious injury. joey: many areas have increased patrols, and a spike in warnings of fentanyl-laced party drugs making the rounds. will: you see those videos on your screen, those are fight club videos. [laughter]

rachel: what the heck. i don't remember -- i mean, spring break was wild. i went to asu, arizona state, we were a party school. we'd go down to mexico, and it was -- but i never saw this. this is kind of crazy. by the way, lawrence jones was down in miami, and, you know, again, this fentanyl thing is very serious. we had a case just a few weeks ago of people who rented an airbnb, and their baby died of fentanyl poisoning because the people who were in there before were partying. this is a new concern, fentanyl. let's get to lawrence jones who's talking to some spring break partiers. >> kids have been dropping dead. you know why? >> fentanyl. >> oh! >> we already know, man. we already -- >> don't do that [bleep] >> how did y'all know? >> because it's on the news, man. it's on the news. it's big. it is the big. joey: when i was that age, i went to the marine corps, and i got to box people like that for a purpose. i got to box people like that to learn how to defend myself and

my country. every recruiter in florida should be down there right now talking to these young men and young women who have this innat. this is in our instinct, to be masculine in some ways, to establish a pecking order and pull those folks out and put 'em in boot camp and get our military back where it needs to be. we immediate that kind of energy, just not being stupid on a beach with. rachel: just so you know, there's some videos of girls wrestling as well in bikinis. equal opportunity there. [laughter] recruit. will: lawrence has more tonight at 10 p.m. eastern time on "cross country." all right, let's turn to your headlines starting with a fox news alert, a st. patrick's day terror plot foiled. the feds say this guy is an isis supporter who threatened to kill police officers and the mayor in yonkers north of new york city. the suspect sent multiple threats to police. one reads, quote, i will crucify

yonkers' cops and their bosses. it will be a horror scene. prosecutors say the suspect has a history of disturbing online posts. now to a fox business alert, emergency loans to banks spiking to record levels after last week's collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank. the federal reserve giving out a record $153 billion to banks this week. that's significantly higher than the previous record of just over $110 billion in loans. that was during the 2008 financial crisis. it's the also 3,000% more than what banks borrowed last week. and yesterday during the special st. patrick's day edition, i heard about this, breakfast with friends, celebrity chef and fox nation host paula dean was searching -- paula deen was searching for yours truly in the middle of a crowd in savannah. watch. >> let me can ask you something, where's willie cain? >> willie cain? >> uh-huh. i thought he'd come see me. [laughter] >> maybe. maybe he did.

why don't i try to -- >> no, i don't think so. i haven't seen him. [laughter] >> okay. >> will, you gonna come to saw van ma to see me? >> oh, this is good. [laughter] will: she says my name -- rachel: poor, tom, he's trying to run a segment, and paula's like, where's will? she's invited him over for a sleepover too -- >> it breaks my heart. i live in georgiaful i've never been more jealous a day in my life -- will: careful, that's how it started. she was giving pete some love, and then she came over -- rachel: she's always -- [inaudible conversations] joey: if she invites me over, i'm going to be there. that's the difference, will. rachel: we actually suggested a "fox & friends" morning for will and all of us from paula deen's house, and she said she would do breakfast -- will: i'm right here, paula. happy st. patrick's day. next time, savannah. joey: i'm jealous.

rachel: still ahead, calls to impeach dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas are growing as biden's border crisis spirals out of control. griff griff jenkins joins us live from mission,. joey: plus, tomorrow our and friends concert series continues with travis green and forward city music, and you can't miss it. ♪ on the ground, and i knew there was no turning back. ♪ hunld ther ♪

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rachel: we're back with the latest on the border crisis as texas troopers stop yet another human smuggling attempt. will: officers finding a group of migrants on the back of a pickup truck. joey: griff jenkins is at the border or in mission, texas, with more. >> reporter: good morning, joey, will and rachel. we've been out since 4 a.m. this morning riding around with texas dps sergeant lieu pay, and it has been a busy morning. while the encounter numbers have been down the last couple months, the smuggling attempts are up. let me show you how works, in the distance that's one of the main border patrol cameras, because we are less than a mile from the border.

the three active groups they are working right now of migrants they're trying to bring into kurtty who are trying to the evade -- custody who are trying to evade capture are in this area. this thick brushings which is what the -- brush, this is what the agencys and the dps officers have to bo through to catch these runners. now, smuggling attempts are up, and you mentioned that hay bale, will. let me show you video here now, this is agents over in value very day can county near the del rio/eagle pass area in this truck there are three mexican nationals in hay bales that you see there. the driver was a smuggler literally out of florida. now, let me show you a tweet that caught our eye, and that is from the chief of the border patrol, raul ortiz. he tweeted this out saying citizens of cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela are illegally crossing our border will be expelled to mexico. once expelled, eligibility for

cbp i will be lost. those are the three countries that you remember back in october of last year they began to make special arrangements for them to come through the app last month. i was in mexico with migrants who were signing up for the app. it is secretary mayorkas' effort to try and get those numbers down, and it's getting a lot of criticism, so much so that you are seeing a democrat congressman, juan vargas out of california, he has a section right there along tijuana/san diego area, friendship park. he was giving a speech, i've been this a lot of times, a lot of migrants illegally cross. he said this about whether mayorkas should be impeach peached. he says sec tire -- secretary the mayorkas might come come for an imetch poop -- impeachment vote, i may vote for it. so when you have democrat members of congress from california saying they might support impeach mayorkas, it

really speaks to that development we saw this past week where chief ortiz was here in the rgv, and he said many if his words that the border is not, they do not have operational control of the border. it stands in stark contrast to what we've heard from secretary mayorkas who last year said that they do have operational control. come spend time with this texas dps officers like i have, and you'll find out that's simply not true. st the not the case. it's anything but under control. guys? will: griff, speaking of tweets, i don't think i missed in this e in your report, i definitely saw this this morning that we just hit a record number of chinese nationals crossing the southern border. >> reporter: that's right. in fact, just yesterday, will, the chief of the rgv sector here, gloria chavez, between thed out that that on thursday they -- tweeted out that on thursday they apprehended just in this sector 90 chinese nationals illegally crossing in one day. it's brought the fiscal year to date since october 1st of last

year to more than 1600. they are seeing a surge, makes you wonder if anybody's left in beijing, there are so many coming in this area. they've had, by the way, more than 150 different countries coming illegally across our southern border, and a lot of foreign nationals from faraway places other than mexico and central america. and those chinese nationals, certainly an alarming statistic, will. will: can i really quickly, i'm sorry, but i'm driven by curiosity. griff, are you hearing from border patrol, what is the story with the chinese nationals? what -- who are they? why are they crossing the border illegally? what are they in search of? that's a big trip, and there's -- you said beijing may be emptied out. no, there's plenty more left, griff -- [laughter] so i want to know why chinese nationals are making a trip through mexico to illegally cross into the united states. >> reporter: yeah, that is a fan it's thetic question, will. fantastic question, will.

and the answer is that the cartels are advertising, taking their services far away to china. why? because they know that if you're coming from simply honduras or guatemala, you make $10,000 from those migrants, but if you're coming all the way from china, you've got to fly to south america, you've got to to be, you know, smuggled across the u.s. border, ask then once you get across, you've got to be taken north. they're paying in excess of $0 the, $25 the ,000 plus for those chinese nationals, so they're very valuable in terms of the smugglers' paycheck. rachel: yeah. thank you, griff. you have to believe that, will and joey, thank you, griff, there has to be the chinese spies in there. of course there are. by the way, we did a report earlier, we're now on track for a record number of terrorists that have come across, we're going to surpass the number that we had last year. last fiscal year was almost 900,

we're already -- 100, we're already at 63 right now, 63 or 65. those are just the ones we've caught. and we had an isis attack thwarted just yesterday. joey: last week we learned that the mexican government is more afraid to offend the cartels than our government. rachel: e oh, of course. joey: that's where we are with that. will: former president trump saying this morning he will be arrested on tuesday. joel joel we'll get a reaction from jonathan turley right here next. ♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand.

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rachel: we're back with a fox news alert. former president trump saying this morning he will be arrested on tuesday. will: trump shared on truth social his potential arrest comes over accusations that a $130,000 payment to stormy daniels prosecutors have called hush money. a spokesperson for manhattan district attorney alvin bragging's office declined to comment. joey: joining us now is fox news contributor or and

constitutional law expert jonathan turley. jonathan, good morning. we're trying to understand, i guess the breaking point here is state versus federal offense and jurisdiction. can you help us understand this? >> well, one would say that bragg is outside of his lane, but in this case he's on a completely different highway. [laughter] i mean, this is an effort by a state official to effectively prosecute a federal crime, a crime that the department of justice decided not to prosecute. and the reason for that decision may have involved the difficulty of these types of claims, because you have the payment of money to effectively end a scandal. now, that occurred right before an election, obviously, 2016. but you have to show that that money was paid with the election solely in mind. there's obviously a lot of different reasons why a married

man would want to hush up a scandal with a former stripper. and that's problem that they had in the john edwards case. that was a much stronger case. the department of justice went all in, and they lost, ultimately, because these are very difficult cases to make out. now, you take that and is now you have the manhattan t.a. taking a case to -- d.a. taking a case to court that the department of justice declined to do. and that raises some obvious questions. rachel: right. obviously alvin bragg has trump derangement syndrome or wants to raise his profile. how does this end for donald trump, in your view? >> well, you know, this is going to now get pretty wicked on all sides is. i mean, you've got a person who's running for the white house. this could easily extend to the election are. but there are a number of flaws

in this case. it is based on section 175 dealing with falsified business records. they need to actually federalize the case in the sense of hooking into that alleged federal violation. the reason is i think bragg is out of time. the statute of limitations is about to who years on -- two years on this offense. that has already run. you can extend it to five years if you connect it as a felony to another crime. even at five years, i'm not sure the time has not run out, is so there's going to be the some intense challenges here. now, obviously, this is one of the worst jury pools that trump could find himself in. rachel: right. >> you know, we have to keep in the mind that we have a legal system here which is designed to protect the rights to of the accused. and even if he's convicted, there are going to be significant appellate9 challenges and reviews. i think we have to be careful not to just assume in the most

inflammatory way that the rule of law is dead. this is not the first d.a. who has yielded to public pressure to the bring a criminal charge. will: jonathan, i think often times as attorneys we can get sucked into the idea that this is about wins and losses and begin to the try to figure out who would win a case when often what's happening is a lawsuit serves its own purpose. either it moves you towards a settlement, or in this case it has its own political implications as well. just in the pursuit of understanding those political implications, on tuesday there will probably be photos of president donald trump in the handcuffs, and that has its own political fallout. you also brought up the timeline. even if trump were to win, how long would that take? because that then impacts his run for president. >> yeah. unless this case is kiss the missed because of one of -- dismissed because of one of these flaws, it is going to mix up the works. ask it is unfortunate that we're already starting with this

environment. this has the feeling of a are thrill kill -- of a thrill kill for many on the left, and they need to think seriously about how this, what this implicates for the legal system. you know, this is a claim that a not only the justice department didn't pursue, but bragg's predecessor in his office can't pursue it to court. but also bragg himself threw a flag on the play. the only reason i think we're seeing this case is that two of his prosecutors resigned. in my view, they acted really inappropriately in the case of one of them who wrote a book about someone who wasn't even charged, let alone convicted. and that pressure, i think, finally found its mark with bragg. and they bring this rather curious charge based on the falsification of state records and connecting it to an uncharged federal crime. joey: well, come tuesday we'll see where this goes and what the fall ifout immediately is. -- fallout immediately is. jonathan turley, thank you so

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will: fox news alert, at least five police officers injured and hundreds detained as destructive protests rage in france for a second straight night. huge crowds taking to the

streets after the french government pushes to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. that without a vote from parliament. kt mcfarland, former deputy national security adviser, american conservative union board member as well, joins us now. k kt the, great to see you this morning. there have been those this morning i've seen say this represents an actual threat to the french government. what do you make of what you're seeing happen in france? >> first of all, i was stunned to realize that the french could retire at age 62 with full pensions, and the life expectancy is 82. they have a high inflation rate, a low economic to no economic growth and the population isn't growing. that's an unviable government plan. but the other thing is, yeah, it probably because present a threat to the french government and to president macron. but what i take away from it is, whoa, this is a real example of what will happen in any democracy if any political leader says i'm going to take

away your retirement benefits or i'm going to the make you work five more years to get retirement benefits and health care or my of those things. or any of those things. it's the only way out of this problem, and all the democracies, all the advanced economies have this same problem of dwindling resources as they go on and an aging population. the only way out of it is to grow the economy. and the french aren't doing it. we have the option to do it, but we're not doing it right now. will: yeah. grow the economy, you're exactly right. very little political will to pare back on, you know, social security and medicare, so our path forward is growth. it has to always be growth. meanwhile, there's this: china's, and i is set to meet with vladimir putin in russia next week. this seems to be a growing partnership, kt, and that right there is scary for the world. >> no, it's even worse than that. if you look at the last ten day,

what's china done? s the moving very aggressively and successfully to establish the new chinese world order. so a week ago they negotiated a deal between two historic enemies, iran, saudi arabia. we weren't negotiating that deal, china was, and it took us by surprise that china was doing it. so all of a sudden after 50 years of american come nation in the middle east -- domination, china's now the most important country in the middle east. heir going to build out the infrastructure of these major countries in the middle east, and by the way, china gets a lifelong supply of energy, marley oil. if you rook at what he's planning to do this coming week, yeah, he's going to russia. xi jinping is going to russia. he's got a lot of influence and a lot of ability to pressure the president of russia. maybe he pressures him to the negotiating table. and at the same time the, xi jinping is somehow if meeting with the ukrainian leader, either video conference or i don't think in person, but what's he going to do there? look, here's my peace plan?

xi jinping's already put out his own peace plan. so you could have potentially china negotiating peace deals, ceasefire keels in the two most dangerous parts of the world. and to top it all off, you know what they did last weeksome? president xi jinping said i am declaring a global citizenship objective. what that is taking direct attack at the united states. he's talking to the global south, south america, latin america, and he's saying look at us. china is the way forward, and china is going to lead the new global world order, not the united states. will: and just to wrap this up, kt, they've already successfully made that case, have they not, in much of the world? new world order is china. and as you point out, that case has been made in many countries in south america. in africa, i think it's fair to say those countries not only are we behind, but we may have well lost in many of these places. >> yeah. we've been asleep at the wheel arguing about what pronouns to put in the army training manual,

and we're not spending research and development money as we need to. and as rachel's very excellent reporting in the last hour or so show, the chinese are already all over latin america and africa. we are now at the 11th hour. if we want to maintain american leadership in the world, we better get our act together really fast. will: all right, kt mcfarland, great to see you this morning, thank you. up next, superman getting his identity back? hollywood turning its back on woke box office kryptonite, bringing back his patriotic roots. former superman dean cain reacts next. ♪ ♪

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♪ joey: all right, welcome back. in a surprising reversal from hollywood's woke agenda, the newest superman movie set to releases in 0 the 25, superman: legacy, will honor the man of steel's american roots. warner brothers confirming wednesday that the superman's motto will once again include truth, justice and the american way. here to react, a former superman, dean cain. dean, or you know, once a marine, you're always a marine. i feel like once you're superman, you're always superman, right? >> joey, i wrote that down on

purpose because will said former superman, and i say this, yes, absolutely. small group. [laughter] joey: tell me what your thoughts are on this. is this tail wagging the dog? is this audiences -- because dc's had some flops. is this the american audience telling the studio, hey, go back to what we want? >> i sure hope so. i really, really hope so. i love the motto truth, justice and the american way. i always have. i grew up with christopher reeve as my superman, he still is superman to me, so i'm super, super excited that this might be aping. james gunn is a fantastic filmmaker, outside issues notwithstanding. he made a guards januaries of the galaxy, fantastic, so i'm really looking forward to this, and i hope it is a chance for hollywood to switch back and doing something that is able to celebrate america, celebrate the uniqueness of our republic. and i hope that's popular. top gun 2 proved that that sort of film is popular with not only

american audiences, but throughout the world. joey: real quick, i think henry cavill's out as superman. they haven't announced who is. is your name in the hat in. >> old on a second, i think my phone's ringing. [laughter] no. as far as i know, no. but if james gunn gave me a call, i'd love to hear what he had to say. joey: i think most superman fans would love to see you in the movie. we love to see you any way we can get you with. you had a pretty budding football career before you decided9 to be a movie star. we're following march madness, we've talked about fair lee kickenson becoming the second 16 seed -- fair lee dickenson, and now this is the important part for you, just one day after princeton took down number 2 seed arizona. so there's no perfect brackets left, but i guess you're pretty happy about this. >> i mean, i was in las vegas with my father. we got to watch this -- i've always wanted to be in the las vegas with my dad during march

madness, able to make little, small, fun bets. i bet princeton. i was so excited for the tigers. i actually got to run around the bar twice, and i didn't realize that until my dad told me i'd done that, i was so excited. big, huge game. it's the biggest game princeton's had since 1996 when we upset the former national champions, the reigning national champions, repeating national champions, ucla. mitch henderson was a player on that team the, did very well. obviously, he's the coach at princeton now. we've got a big game today versus missouri, i'm super excited for the tigers. i love march madness. just so you know though, joey, and will should know this ooh too, i have texas and alabama in my final game. [laughter] joey: well, you know, and -- an old sec team, i don't think the georgia bulldogs have a team in the bracket this year, unfortunately. will cain also known -- lord me -- help me, dean cain --

will: hey! hey, dean, did you hear that? >> i heard it. it's been the other way around -- >> that's the first time it's ever been done! joey: hang on for a second -- >> the now look what you've done. joey: let me say the most handsome cain on "fox & friends" this morning, dean cain -- will: my best friend in tv called -- joey: oh, no. i can't survive this one. dean, i'll talk to you later. >> god bless. thank you, sir. [laughter] joey: all right. still ahead, a toast to spring in honor of warmer weather. we're cooling down with some special cocktails, and i think i need one right here next. ♪ raise your glass. ♪ just come on and come on and raise your glass ♪

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