>> the trump campaign walking back a truth social post, and and there's no notification of forthcoming charges beyond what they are calling, quote, illegal leaks to the media. the manhattan da has declined to comment. welcome to fox news live. brian: trump is under investigation by the manhattan district attorney's office over

claims he made has many payments to stormy daniels after their alleged affair. nate foy is live in new york with the latest on this. >> they declined to comment on this. donald trump is reacting to his expected arrest on tuesday posting this on truth social reading and part, quote, with no crime being able to be proven and based on old and fully debunked by numerous other prosecutors fairytale, the far and away leading republican candidate and former president of the united states of america will be arrested on tuesday of next week, protest, take our nation back. this case centers around $130,000 hush money payment to adult film actress stormy daniels on the eve of the 2016 presidential election, donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to his role in that payment in a 2018 case, he claims it was meant to

keep daniels quiet about an alleged affair the trump denies, prospered his claim the former president and his business reimbursed cohen for that payment. trump is a front runner in the republican primary and he claims this is another politically motivated attack to prevent him running in 2,024 but this morning his call for protest you just saw have some in congress upset. is congresswoman maxine waters of california. >> he was trying to organize domestic terrorists to protest his arrest. we have to be careful about him making that announcement. he is doing is doing it for a reason. >> reporter: house speaker kevin mccarthy joined in the past hour, you see it right here, quote, here we go again, and outrageous abuse of power by a radical da who lets violent criminals walk as he pursues political vengeance against donald trump. i am direct and relevant committees to investigate if federal funds are being used

subvert our democracy. donald trump himself claiming this is all an effort to take him out of the 2024 race. >> presidential elections are sacred. we cannot let them be stolen. we can't let any elections be stolen. the only candidate they don't want to run against is trump, me, despite their disinformation campaign to the contrary. >> reporter: trump is expected to be charged with falsifying his this records, reimbursing cohen under the guise of legal expenses but to make that crime a felony, manhattan da alvin bragg's prosecutors will have to prove the trump did that to conceal another crime which in this case may be an improper donation to his 2016 campaign in violation of state election law. there is no evidence the manhattan da's office has reached out to trump's team directly. a spokesman says they learned about it through leaks to the

fake news media, we know the manhattan da's office has reached out to law enforcement in new york, plan for security at the courthouse. back to you. brian: the first president a campaign rally for donald trump is in waco texas next week. we will see what happens, thank you. alicia: president biden speaking out on president xi's plan to meet with vladimir putin early next week as tensions rise in the united states's relations with both countries. alexandria, looking at president biden's foreign policy, any reaction from the white house on the trump truth social post? >> not organically. we reached out to the white house, it seems unlikely they would today, they did offer a

response to the international chemical court issuing an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin over war crimes in the alleged forced deportation of ukrainian children to russia. president biden called the move justified despite the us not recognizing the court. >> give us your reaction to the international criminal court? >> i think it is justified. the question is is it recognized internationally? it makes a strong point. >> reporter: the international warrant was issued after xi jinping visited -- announced plans to visit moscow, it could indicate china wants to play a role in the russia's more on ukraine. us officials call the proposals 1-sided and no call has been scheduled between president biden and president xi. >> the president made clear he looks forward to another opportunity to speak with president xi, we are not

actively engaged in logistics of setting that up right now. >> reporter: the us resumed drone flights over international waters of the black sea after defense officials say two russian jets dumped fuel on an unmanned aircraft wednesday, the us drone was also struck resulting in a crash. russia tonight faltered accused the us of unnecessarily escalating the issue. a different escalation is playing out in the legal realm in response to a defamation lawsuit hunter biden has filed a counter suit against the owner of a computer repair shop where the notorious laptop was allegedly abandoned, and that is invasion of privacy. allysia: thanks. brian: for more on our top stories we are joined by republican congresswoman from california and member of the house financial services and foreign affairs committee, yong kim. thanks for being here. let's start with donald trump and the breaking news today based on those tweets.

kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the house has come out and tweeted that he thinks this is political vengeance against donald trump and ordered investigations in congress. do you think this is political vengeance being taken against the former president and do you support investigations? >> i want to let you know as i was just waking up this morning, i'm on the west coast in california in my district. i was just reading about it. i would like to hope i can believe in our justice system so i will let the system play itself out. one thing i can tell you is politics should be left out of this. brian: that's difficult and that he is the leading contender heading into this election. are you confident, are you concerned with his call for protests in new york city and what looks to be an escalating situation? >> i would like to let the system play itself out. right now, the news reports, i

don't have the details, donald trump is reacting to the information he's seeing on twitter and is responding accordingly. i would like to hope politics can be left out of this. brian: the financial markets are completely unstable right now. according to what we have seen in the marketplace but here is janet yellen, the treasury secretary speaking to congress. take a listen. >> the banking system overhaul is safe and sound. depositors should have confidence in the system. >> representative, is our banking system safe and sound as of right now? >> what we saw last weekend

with signature banks failing, the way the feds moved in swiftly to put the situation under control, i am glad the depositors have access to their money and taxpayer funds were not used, but whether or not our banking system is safe, we show confident that our financial market and the banking system is safe, we should rely on that but now we need to get answers on what happened and ensure this doesn't happen again. it is clear the spv went in over its head so the questions like regulators turning a blind eye to that, the use are some of the things we will be looking into in the financial services committee when we get back next week but more importantly our committee will be doing oversight to make sure federal regulators were doing their jobs and taxpayers are not footing the bill for banks mistakes.

i hope -- i've heard when it first happened last week, people on both sides were so quick to rush and politicize this but i want to get to the truth. brian: you think the worst is behind us is what i'm gathering from what you said? >> at least for the time being and it is important we restore confidence in the banking system so the actions taken earlier were i believe very appropriate but the questions remain, how did we get here in the first place, who and what led to this, the fdic? turns out a private sector when looking for a buyer, these are the bigger questions we are looking into and we need to look at san francisco fed to find out if it alerted us pb or other federal regulators of its risk management. brian: onto international affairs, xi jinping meeting with vladimir putin on monday, signaling this is going to be a

new era in relationship between both countries. what do you make of this meeting and how can the united states respond? >> looking at that meeting, two of our united states adversaries coming together, we need to be very careful on are we projecting strength in dealing with the situation? because russia downed an american drone in international waters. whether or not it was intentional it doesn't change the fact that it was illegal, it was provocative. it is not okay. the reality is our adversaries are emboldened by the weakness of the biden administered in, nobody wants another war but how do we promote peace? through strength but i we projecting that strength. our word, meaning america's where it should mean something to our allies, our adversaries, they need to be followed by

strong, decisive action by our leaders so i hope as we are watching the two leaders coming together, we need to look at ensuring ways we can deliver on the promises we make to our allies especially taiwan and indo specific -- in the pacific countries. as chair of the indo pacific subcommittee i will follow the implementation of the legislature. my bill that was passed last congress, we need to make sure the arms printed by our ally should be delivered in time and if not why not? brian: thank you for being here today. allysia: we are joined by democratic cargo finance member of the house armed services and science space technology, the utes -- committees, thank you, i want to give you an opportunity to react to the

news out of the trump campaign, fox news has not confirmed, the da in manhattan has not confirmed an indictment will be brought forward next week but this caught everyone's attention. >> it sure did because it would be historic, the first former president to be indicted. we all assume this would stem from the stormy daniels incident in which michael cohen was the attorney, made a hush money payment her in the amount of $130,000. one of the key aspects of the da's case will be not only do we have evidence that michael cohen -- we have trump's signature on the checks, but the reimbursement happened in phases and that's important because it speaks to intent. proving misdemeanor here, not that hard, falsifying business records. the evidence is pretty strong, the trickier case will be proving the felony. to prove the felony you have to prove intent to conceal. the fact the reimbursement was

structured may indicate the intent to conceal, trump knew what he was doing was wrong and was trying to hide it. allysia: kevin mccarthy calling this an outrageous abuse of power by a radical district attorney, saying he's going to immediately have committees investigating whether federal dollars are involved in this one way or another. with that in mind, the former president really has a knack of turning any kind of attack, even what seems to be the worst news for anybody else, the potential for the worst news into a bump in the polls. as a democrat are you concerned about that? >> i used to be a prosecutor and met a lot of people who dodged consequences all through their life but eventually you become the end of the road. someone like trump who has been able to avoid consequences for misdeeds for his entire life may find out at long last that there is a end of the road.

allysia: to the banking crisis, president biden is calling on congress is calling on congress to avoid something like this in the future targeting the bank executives. there are a lot of critics saying what about the federal regulators who missed this? some even go so far to say they turned a blind eye. should the president be calling on federal regulators to step up a little bit here? >> absolutely. i don't think there is any question we had figured federal regulators who had authority who chose not to use their authority particularly with respect to the oversight of silicon bank, there's a second question about what regulations were lifted five years ago on regional banks that we may consider reinstated, that was about stress tests, liquidity tests and capital requirements and the last question, something the president spoke to, accountability for bank leadership who sold millions of dollars worth of stock in the bank in the days before announcing that the bank had

lost a bunch of money. at minimum that money has to be brought back. i support the president and that request. allysia: a lot of americans watching this unfold have the money and regional banks, they are worried about fees being imposed on them to help fix the situation. what do you say to folks out there who are losing confidence in our banking system. >> here's what i want to say to everybody. we are not out of the woods on this, this crisis of confidence is not abated but it is a classic situation in which what we have to fear is fear itself. there's not an underlying solvency issue like we had in 2008, this is a panic and the faster we can restore calm, the smaller the bill will be to all of us when we have to make an insurance payment to make any depositors hold. that is funded by the banks, there is money that makes those depositors whole, we want the panic to end as quickly as

possible so more banks don't fail and so that we don't end up having to make a bigger insurance payment. this can end this week. all it requires is all of us taking a deep breath in and exhaling, the deposits are safe. allysia: i want to hit on the chinese president heading to moscow to meet with president putin. the chinese are trying to sell this as a trip of a mediator in the ukraine russia situation. from your point of view how do you take that selling point? >> it is not a trip of a mediator, it is a kissing of a ring, russia is the junior partner to china and they are going to do anything they can to extract military equipment from china, in particular artillery shells. that is what we should be watching. is china actually going to provide military equipment that russia needs so desperate to,

not body armor or rifles, artillery shells. the reason china hasn't done that yet is because they know the international consequences will be severe as well they should be. allysia: coggeshall and jeff jackson, thank you for joining us on this saturday. brian: deadly shooting sending spring break crowd scattering in miami, one person was killed and another badly injured when gunfire erupted last night in south beach, a popular party destination. phil keating is live in miami with the latest. >> reporter: it is a humongous month of tourism, week after week after week of different ways, to different schools have different weeks off, it in the distance that's where the shooting was it is clearly nice

and quiet, not many people out yet. big crowds usually don't come until late afternoon or early evening. by 10:00 last night, all of ocean drive was packed. we have video taken earlier this spring break showing the size of the crowds at night, packed to the rim on ocean drive as people walk up and down and get the party on. last night at 10:41 there are a lot of cops repositioned down here. miami beach police officers. heard the shooting, ran to the scene and spotted two guys that were wounded, shot and detained 1/3 guy and help us get 3 handguns, the two that were wounded taken to jackson medical center across the causeway. one of them ended up dying in the hotel. they are not releasing the

names yet or mugshots of the suspects at this point. coming back live, these are the counterspring break programming things the city has done to try to keep things more mellow this year. up until this point, it really has been peaceful and minimal crime and very mellow. beach volleyball tournament happening on the big stage at high noon, started a brother and sister country music duo. so the issue with spring break isn't this time of day, really loud and the mayor's effort to reduce last call from 5 am which is to 2 am failed, the judge granted an injunction on behalf of the nightclubs. they make a lot of money between 2:00 and 5:00.

it is 70 °, you should have felt it. brian: interesting balance they have to strike. thank you. for more on this story tune into cross-country with lawrence jones at 10:00 eastern for special spring break episode tonight at 10 p.m. pm. don't miss it. allysia: a fire week on capitol hill on failure to control migrant crisis at the border, group jenkins live on the ground next. ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup.

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>> you heard the secretary, we have operational control, that's the definition -- >> based on the definition you have there? no. >> we don't have operational control. secretary mayorkas lied. allysia: that was roll ortiz testifying for congress making headlines by contradicting dhs secretary alejandra mayorkas's claims over who is in control of the southern border. our national correspondent griff jenkins is live in mission, texas seeking answers. >> reporter: spending time on the board and you will see it is anything but under control. i've been out since 4:30 this morning with texas dps

troopers, three separate groups of migrants that crossed or observed but not brought into custody, they are now officially known got aways. the people to give themselves up are decreasing, smuggling and gotaways are increasing, take a look at this video, we can show you from this past week in valverde county near del rio, texas, in this, hay bales in the back of this are three mexican nationals, the driver was from florida. and rio grande where i am, let me show you some images from the chief, the border patrol chief making note of the number of chinese nationals, you see some pictures here, increasing, 920% of chinese nationals compared to this time last year, they had 90 chinese nationals alone. the total for is a year, over

1600. the reason is the cartels are advertising to places like china because they were paying $25-$30,000 plus to be smuggled. that is why ken cuccinelli says the cartels are the ones with control. >> look who is running the pipeline, cartels and coyotes and gangs and they are making more money arguably off the human trafficking coming across the border than they are with drug trafficking. >> reporter: we can show you one last thing. the weekly recap from the border patrol, you see in the span of one week, seven agents were assaulted, 35,000 apprehensions across the southwest border, 17,000 known got aways, a thousand pounds of cocaine, 77 pounds of fentanyl and you see among that list, arrested gang members and sex

offenders and back out here, talking to my sources on the ground, just last week they had 8 gang members arrested just in this area and that is facts and figures and images apply, it's not under control, they don't have operational control and it is not getting any better. allysia: so striking the information you have from a dollar perspective much more valuable to smuggle in people from china, which is bypassing central america but what would you say folks should take away from this in terms of the equation, how this impacts the equation on national security coming from china? >> it greatly impacts national security, not coming from me, from border patrol officials i speak to, former butter patrol

chief rodney scott has been saying forever that this was always a concern of his, national security aspect, because the cartels are taking advantage of the open, porous border and advertising to faraway places. when i was here a month ago, i went over, there were people from russia, kazakhstan, all over the world, they had 150 countries just this fiscal year alone, there were 900,000. allysia: good to see you, thanks. brian: so-called broke protesters on a rampage on college campuses, this time at uc davis, the details next. now is no different. with his advice, i'm confident i'm on track. the plan we created is for the long term. no wonder clients rate us 4.9 out of 5 in overall satisfaction. ameriprise financial. [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®.

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brian: this was the scene left behind by protests at uc davis after scheduled event featuring conservative radio show charlie kirk interrupted by large groups of demonstrators a few days ago, we are joined by someone who was there is protesters smashed through those glass doors. joe bob, thank you for being here. it looks like that happened tuesday night at uc davis, two were arrested for vandalism. an officer that was injured where protesters attacked the event. what do you make of what you saw? >> i have been on tour with charlie. the comedian of sorts. on tuesday i found myself in the same place, to be a riot videographer. i was watching people protest throughout the day, but they decided to break through the barrier and i found himself in

a situation they started breaking all the glass. protests are not something we are unfamiliar with that turning point usa events but this is one of the worst we've seen on this tour. hopefully the temperature columns down a little bit, from the left side of the aisle it doesn't seem the rhetoric is lessening at all. we will see how the rest of the tour goes. brian: how many stops do you have left? >> we have four stops left, davis was probably the worst one. the irony, protesters breaking into the actual event. what i don't think they know is turning point usa events allow everyone to come in. even if you disagree, especially if you disagree, we give you a microphone. the fact people are trying to break in proves it is just vandalism and they don't want

to come in and say things. interesting point when it comes to the rioters. brian: the chancellor released at four minute video to students and faculty, he said this in part. >> thank you for sharing your distress as student group posting a speaker who is a well-documented proponent of misinformation and hate and advocated violence against transgender individuals. as a campus that is committed to the principles of community, uc davis stands with our in transgender and non-binary messages. brian: charlie kirk, the organization is threatening to sue uc davis for those comments saying charlie kirk never advocated actual violence against transgender individuals. what is your response to the

chancellor releasing that video right before the protest? >> we were watching that video earlier in the morning and thought to ourselves does he think this is going to lessen the temperature? or does he think this will embolden some people who wouldn't have otherwise committed violence at the particular event. it is the latter, we are not sure what the chancellor was thinking but to be point of him saying this person disseminates misinformation is almost hilarious the next sentence out of his mouth was misinformation, the sacramento bee, one of the local newspapers said a similar thing and under threat of a lawsuit they retracted and apologized because nobody at turning point usa would never advocate violence. we've not heard from the chancellor's office to my knowledge. i'm hoping an apology and retraction comes, but given how they handled this event from the administration standpoint i don't see it likely. brian: legal action on the

table? >> i believe so. brian: this is not the only one we have seen. couple weeks ago we had a mob of students that were there to listen to a conservative circuit federal judge, they didn't allow him to speak at the stanford law school. one of the things that was said is the juice worth the squeeze, is it worth listening to people they find abhorrent, what is your response to that? >> i have a perspective when it comes to my outlook on the world, but at the end of the day your ideas are either compelling or not. you make a compelling case for your philosophy and ideology or you cannot. when you can't, in my opinion, make a compelling case for what you believe, you resort to tactics like this, people heckling people they don't want to hear speak because you don't have to be there, and at most of these events, if you

disagree, you get an opportunity to voice your opinion. that's not something you see on the other side of the political spectrum. i would love nothing more than an open honest dialogue and conversation but on the other side of these protests that's the last thing they want. brian: thank you again for being here on this saturday. allysia: vladimir putin paying of that crimea marking 9 years since russian forces seized the peninsula. the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant against putin for his alleged war crimes in ukraine. mike tobin is live in kyiv with the latest on russia's ongoing aggression. >> in two days, chinese

president xi jinping will meet with vladimir putin, a whole meeting overshadowed by pressure and isolation coming down on russia as a result of this war in ukraine. putin's foreign policy advisor says the meeting will develop new strategies, the world is wondering if china will supply russia with weapons as resources are straining and the war drags on. putin spent the day in crimea recognizing the ninth anniversary of its annexation from ukraine, security is the top issue for crimea and russia will do anything to, quote, defend it. as an arrest warrant went out, the warrant alleges forced deportation of 16,000 children who were sent to russia as war raged in ukraine. >> translator: i'm grateful to the international criminal court. everyone helping us in the fight for justice.

>> paul announced a dozen big fighters were being made ready. slovakia followed suit with a promise to hand over their aging fleet of big 29 fighter jets. spokesman dimitri prescott said would bring additional problems to ukraine and its people during this fellowship old military operation, all this equipment will be destroyed. russia launched new attacks into russia, 16 at attack drones in kyiv and the second largest city, all the drones were shot down and crashed near the border with poland, also a rocket attack where the nuclear plant is located. those landed. allysia: thanks. brian: coming up, a closer look at russia's downing of a $32 million us drone over the black sea next. that's why visionworks gives you

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>> everyone has heard russian aircraft engaged in dangerous, reckless and unprofessional practices on tuesday in international airspace over the black sea. this hazardous episode is part of a pattern of aggressive, risky and unsafe actions by russian pilots and international -- >> russia was in process -- close box ready to its borders. for more on the fallout from the situation, rear admiral mark montgomery joins us, senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracy. admiral montgomery, thanks for being here. us officials say the us drone

surveillance missions are backup, continuing over the black sea but at the same time you see that moscow is issuing awards to the pilots who took down our drone. moscow is saying they better not get close to the borders. what do you make of this escalating tension. >> it is aggressive. they definitely were trying to degrade or damage the drone and after 19 passes the pilot, because he was tired or mad, often -- eventually struck it. with international airspace, should not be allowed, we had smart transparency to release

our video before the russians could get doctored video. it is clear what happened and we need to hold the russians accountable. ashley: do you think the biden administration will do that? >> if i were in charge, i would get drones back in the air. the next step is the one i'm concerned they may not take which is to hold russia accountable and impose costs on them. the best way to do that would be to provide ukraine with one of the weapon systems we held off on. something so the russians know that their actions directly led to us decisions to impose costs by providing some to ukraine. allysia: vladimir putin is not concerned about paying the price for anything. ing to the video that today does mark 9 years since the annexation of crimea, vladimir putin made an unannounced visit

to crimea to celebrate the way he is behaving, this is a day after the criminal court issued the arrest warrant. putin hasn't specifically come out and commented on this warrant, this speaks volumes, doesn't it? >> it is a signal to all that he is committed to his war games and to the united states's perspective and our european allies is a signal to us that we have to continue, this is a longer conflict where we have to provide the military and humanitarian assistance the ukraine needs, we need to double our efforts, provide $1 billion-$2 billion every two or three weeks. now is the time to provide those weapons systems, spare parts and ammunitions ukraine will need for what is clearly a dedicated russian offensive. allysia: the chinese foreign ministry is trying to build

this trip by president xi to russia as the president playing the role of a mediator here? now communicating with all sides. the concern by the global community is china is walking the steps toward providing armaments to russia. what your concern? >> exactly right. the no limits partnership more than a year ago only came through on two elements, the phonetic support where china supported russia at the un, continued to argue the war was started by nato and provided economic support, the principal purchaser of oil, natural gas, the trade with russia, 30% over the last year. what will come now is military support where support is not transparent and not substantial. that could change coming out of this meeting.

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brian: several storm systems eyeing the coast bringing the possibility of more rain and snow to a waterlogged california. meteorologist adam klotz has the latest in your fox weather forecast. >> reporter: winter continues for large portions of the country including california. the current temperatures across the country, this will be something i talk about in a minute with cold air in the middle of the country but chilly temperatures out west, 30s and 40s across the northwest. i will take you sunday into monday, round after round of all the moisture you are talking about, more is on the way. higher elevations on the coast, head has turned into snow and ski resorts have been loving it. you see the pink colors talking about an additional three or

four feet of snow. more rounds of snow available for folks out west. some winter weather, not as much snow, 24 hour temperature change, large area where the numbers have fallen from 15 to 20 °, 1/4 than it was 24 hours ago, frost and trees alerts, the southeast tomorrow morning, waking up chilly. winter is still here. brian: fallout after donald trump predicts he will be arrested on tuesday and is calling for protests. we have the latest at the top of the 1:00 hour next. ♪ ♪

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