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>> you will see more and more lethal weapons going from china into russia. this is a red line, if this happens. you can't bifurcate them, they are joined at the hip and it extends to iran and north korea. >> todd: alexandria hoff live from washington with more. >> alexandria: the two spoke for four and a half hours yesterday over a six-course meal and president putin admitted russia envies china. china has made colossal leap ahead and it is causing interest around the world, we even feel a bit envious. we will discuss initiatives and cooperation in the international arena strengthen the global order. president xi told putin under your strong leadership russia

has made great strayeds in prosperous development. russia said it is open to hearing how to settle the war in ukraine. according to the white house, china has not provided lethal aid to russia off the table and john kirby adds any peace proposal would only favor russia. >> we hope president xi will press president putin to cease bombing and halt the war crimes and atrocities and withdraw his troops. we are concerned instead china will reiterate calls for a ceasefire. >> alexandria: ukrainian officials say if china wants peace, troops must withdraw. there is hope that the conversation between president xi and president biden do take place. here are questions from peter doocy on where biden fits into

this. >> seems the two superpowers are teaming up against the u.s., why did president biden let this happen? >> these are two countries that have long chafed, this is not cooked up since president biden got elect. >> do you think putin and xi fear president biden? >> you would have to ask them, it is not about fear. it is about president biden advancing our foreign policy goals around the world. >> alexandria: john kirby added president biden does want to talk to president xi, nothing has been scheduled. >> ashley: one million migrants at the southern border so far this year. >> todd: there will be a joint news conference at the border today, jackie ibanez joins us

live. >> set to visit the port of entry a few hours from now, slated to attend meetings in tucson. the trip is day after border patrol released number of frightening figures. rio grande border chief gloria cary chavis says 125,000 came through her sector and agents intercepted 13 smugglers, a sex offender and a gang member. raul ortiz says in 72 hours, agents have made 1300 apprehensions including a sex offender and a gang member and seized 620 pounds of narcotics. chinese nationals are being apprehended at the border.

this is a commodity for cartels who charge up to $50,000 for safe passage. tom homan says america should be concerned. >> what is going on at the southwest border is biggest national security failure since 911. border patrol agents have arrested people from 170 countries. if you don't think a single one came from a country sponsoring terrorism, did not come here to do us harm, this should scare every american. >> 69 on the terror watch list caught trying to cross the southern border since october, 16 last month alone. >> todd: thank you. residents living in border towns

are terrified about the surge of smuggler chases, like the one you are seeing on your screen. they are becoming too common and putting innocent lives at risk. this is horrible, texas grandmother and her granddaughter killed when a smuggler evading arrest crashed into their car. we spoke to bordertown residents last hour. we can't tolerate this lawlessness, this administration is turning a blind eye. >> it has been an eye-opener in the community. everyday we wake up not knowing what to expect. >> i can't let these people go where they can commit some type of heinous crime. >> todd: 765 victims of human trafficking in the fiscal year 2022, humans.

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>> janice: good morning. this is the first official full day of spring and will warm temperatures up. take a look. right now it doesn't feel like spring. freeze and frost across the mississippi river valley and the southeast. today this morning will feel cold. we will bring temperatures up 10 to 20 degrees above average for thursday and friday. southern warmth into the 60'ses. 50s for the southeast and friday into the 60s and saturday and sunday, temperatures warmer for the southern plains. take a look at our next storm system moving into california. more rain and mountain snow for the mountain-logged area. it is annihilating drought in

the drought areas, that is good news. we will see potential for flooding today and bring mountain snow to the sierra, nevada region and the southwest. thursday more on-shore flow for the northwest. so california, you will get a break and the northwest will see wet weather. some areas could see two to three inches of heavy rain, this will cause flash flooding over the burn areas, the fact we're wiping out the drought across california is something. okay, severe storm threat thursday and friday, energy from the west moves into the plain states and could see possibility of hail, damaging wind and tornado. multi-day event we'll watch with fox weather. it is cold enough for snow across the northest mraerns and upper midwest, tuesday, wednesday and thursday.

we will hold on to winter for this region, the rest of the country will warm up. people aric loo it is spring on the map. >> todd: i went outside yesterday in shorts and a t-shirt. >> janice: did you post on social media? >> todd: we reserve that for july. new video showing how bad the drug crisis is in san francisco. we want to warn viewers, this may be hard to watch. paramedics loading another dead body into an emergency vehicle during the third drug overdose call of the morning. former addict tom wolf joined us earlier to discuss the crisis. >> last year we had 647 overdose deaths, over the last two months, we've had 131 overdose

deaths in san francisco, driven by new derivatives of fentanyl on the street. >> todd: this january was the deadliest month so far for accidental drug overdoses in san francisco since january of 2020. >> ashley: the mayor of el cahon says two sex offenders were allowed to live near families. mayor, thanks for being with us. basically you were forced to adopt the hotel voucher program by the state. what has transpired since then? >> san diego has been pushing the homeless voucher program. we were frustrated. at that point, i said, we'll have a crisis and someone will

get hurt or killed. what happened this weekend was pretty horrible. we found a registered sex offender, they told us no sex offenders were in the program, was living through the voucher program and brought another sex offender from san diego and had sex with two 13-year-old girls. when police took camera video, they admitted to having sex with multiple girless over the past week. the county of san diego is using housing first model and putting people off the streets and into voucher programs. they are putting a lot of people in our city. i believe they reason is we have a conservative city council,

conservative city and we're not well liked by the very liberal county of san diego board of super visors. people are getting hurt. >> ashley: do people staying at the hotels know they are part of this program and being used to house these people? >> driving by, probably not, not being told 75 or 80% or higher number of people in the hotel they are sharing the hotel with and kids are using the pool with, they don't know there are sex offenders in the hotel. it is a scary thing. >> ashley: is there any way to get this rescinded in your town or are you a sitting duck with this situation? >> push back using permits and the county entrusted the

california state attorney general to come in and give us a cease and desist letter. we will have an emergency council meeting today and defy the state and end the program, even if it means getting sued. >> ashley: absolutely. i think you are right for doing that and i'm pretty sure everyone who has little kids walking around and staying in the hotels would agree. thank you for your time. never before seen footage shows dr. fauci going door to door like a covid vaccine salesman and doesn't look like he's expecting this. >> nine months is not enough for nobody to take a vaccination you came up with. >> going to pass. >> it is about inciting fear, you attack people with fear, that is what this pandemic is. >> todd: talking to joe concha

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>> todd: chinese president xi jinping just invited russia's vladamir putin to visit beijing as they embark on day two of the summit in moscow. in america, the white house hosting the cast of ted lasso. >> you don't have a joe biden impression? >> they have the real one here now. >> i need fake teeth and inject hudspah. >> ashley: joe concha joins us. was this the time to bring in the cast of ted lasso, when so much is going on.

why not bring in somebody from border patrol or parents who have lost kids to the fentanyl crisis. i mean, really? >> todd: it is tone deaf, the optics are horrible. i love ted los -- lasso, but this was not the day. you wonder, we are supplying billions to ukraine for defense against russia and the insidious invasion and it has resulted in a stalemate. russia can't advance and ukraine is holding its ground. this is not like vietnam, our leaders had to pull our boys out because russia does not allow for dissent. we could be talking about this five years from now because as

long as china is aiding russia and united states is aiding ukraine, this will be the same situation for years without anyone pursuing true solution to avoid more bloodshed and when the white house does this and has the ted lasso cast in, we are not talking about serious issues like the ukraine-russia war. >> todd: they were there for mental health, which is needed, but that is not the point. these two countries are planning to overtake us on the world stage and along those lines that press briefing got contentious when a reporter called out karine jean-pierre for not taking his questions. >> we're not doing this. >> i am saying -- not russia.

>> okay. [indiscernible] seven months. i'm saying that is not right. >> welcome, guys. welcome to the press briefing room. >> todd: your reaction, joe. >> joe: it is true, that reporter has not been called on for seven mnonths, she calls on those and she calls on peter doocy, she knows that will be called out if she does not. karine jean-pierre is like her boss, she doesn't answer tough questions. last week the white house corps had enough around the president shouting them down when they try to ask questions of him in the

oval office. this is least transparent presidency of our lifetime and i hope more will protest the way that reporter does as far as look, we are not getting access to this president. when was last time we saw joe biden hold a press conference? it's been a long time and compare to donald trump, who was accessible. you may not agree with his answers at times, but he took questions. joe biden and his handlers don't believe in that. >> ashley: new pbs special highlighting the moment residents shut down dr. fauci and muriel bowser as they went door to door pushing the covid vaccine. >> people are not settled with information given to us right now. you create a shot in miraculous time.

it takes years to create a vaccination. >> it used to take years. >> if people don't get vaccinated, you will continue to let people -- >> like the common flu? >> ashley: what do you think, joe? >> joe: best television i've seen in a long time. muriel bowser was out without masks, when she locked down the city of washington, d.c. and you have dr. fauci talking about how covid will continue to spread unless you get vaccinated. we now know if you get vaccinated, it does not stop transmission and residents are saying it takes years to develop a vaccine. it came out in months, why should i trust it. the community said i'm not

taking it, even if you pay me to do it. dr. fauci is lecturing with the mayor, it is a lie, it does not stop transmission, that is what data and science says and it shows fauci is more of a political pawn than a scientist. people are on to that. >> ashley: one georgia democrat is not mincing words explaining why parents shouldn't have final say in their kid's education. >> a lot of those parents did not finish high school and could not finish their own education, i'm extremely concerned. >> todd: the backlash has been swift. talking with former georgia congressman doug collins, don't go anywhere. don't have to be scary

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>> ashley: more than 400,000 children in the country's second largest school district will not attend classes today due to school strike. classes in los angeles will be closed starting today as negotiations fall flat. the union is demanding more pay. 30,000 employees are set to start picketing as early as 4:30

pacific time this morning. >> todd: a city of miami beach will not renew mandatory curfew after a pair of deadly shootings last weekend. voted against closing the city down and the mayor is calling the decision a dangerous mistake. >> i think we're making a big mistake, i hope it is not one that results in something much worse. we have a real problem with the number of people that are coming and guns that are coming. >> todd: miami beach officials release this chilling surveillance tape of a gunman spraying a sidewalk with bullets before shooting a man execution style just two days before another man opened fire. city leaders are blaming the bloody weekend on wild vacationers tearing up miami beach. >> ashley: new york state

assemblyman, making emergency landing on a beach. watch this, you see the single-engine plane come to a landing before crashing into the water. the assembly dollar the man said he was not hurt in the crash. the faa is investigating and i believe the person who took this was showing video of his dog before it happened walking on the beach. >> todd: unreal. two people dead and several injured in brooklyn yesterday, when a car crashes. you can see it happening there on your screen. the car takes down a pole, jumps the curb, hits a second vehicle and rolls across several pedestrians. the driver of the car and another pedestrian were killed, four others are in stable condition and expected to survive. now to this, republicans have

given federal reserve and fdic until march 31, to turn over information related to the collapses of silicon valley bank and signature bank. silicon valley bank collapse on march 10 led to signature's failure and america's confidence in integrity of banks is plummeted in response. "wall street journal" says federal reserve sounded the alarm about silicon valley bank four years ago, in january of 2019. the bank's assets doubled in two years following the alert. >> ashley: amazon will lay off 9000 more employees to cut cost by next month. 18,000 were let go in the last round of layoffs. this is since the start of 2023. the ceo is blaming the continued layoffs on uncertainty in the

economy. >> todd: phrase you will hear a lot, uncertainty leads to layoffs, which begets recession. joe biden's first presidential veto goes. >> ashley: we tomi lahren on deck to react. k-d riz

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>> ashley: president biden signing the covid-19 origin act saying we need to get to the bottom of covid-19 origin to ensure we can prevent future pandemic. my administration will share as much information as possible. >> todd: senator josh hawley calling out a huge victory for transparency, now time for accountability. >> ashley: tomi lahren, do you think we will get accountability? >> tomi: i'm happy to hear there will be some transparency, we

have heard them say the wuhan lab leak is probably where covid originated and they are telling us maybe from raccoon or wet markets. we deserve this, the accountability we'll have to wait for. our president has a cozy relationship with china. how will you hold china accountable? that is the test of this president. i want to remain cautiously optimistic, we want to hold whoever started this accountable, whether in the lab or what have you, it is accountability from this administration, we haven't seen a lot of it. >> todd: i want to go back to producing the documents, joe will hair as much as possible. how forthcoming will he be with this information? >> tomi: we know the white house

redactions have been pretty much taking a permanent marker to everything and leaving little information. i would like to remain cautiously optimistic on this. after three years, the american people deserve to know this. they were pushing covid mane restrictions, get transparency, accountability for china and for the tyrants who put us in this spot. >> ashley: he said as much as i can, that makes me nervous. biden first veto to block a gop bill that protects 401(k) plan from his woke esg investing plan. watch this. >> president biden: i just signed tveto, would put at risk individuals across this country. would be impacted by climate and overpaying executives, that is

why i decided to veto it. >> ashley: is this best use of a presidential veto? >> tomi: certainly not, but we know the term gaslighting, it is popular lately because of democrats and this is joe biden doing that. he is trying to convince the american people, which is difficult to convince, he is going against maga republicans by propping up activists and woke agenda into your 401(k) and finances. it is classic gaslighting that joe biden does well. he is using the term maga republicans to combat woke, he knows that woke has a negative connotation. the fact this was a bipartisan effort and this was this president's first veto, the president of unity, tells you what you need to know about this administration. they are not beholden to the middle class americans, it is

woke radical agenda and this is continuation of that. >> todd: it is election cycle for joe manchin, he is talking tough in addition to being opposed to this. joe manchin blasting biden saying this administration continues to prioritize adcal policy over economic energy and national security needs of our country and it is infuriating, president biden choosing the progressive agenda above the well being of the american people. joe manchin joined by another swing state running in john tester. take a look at 2024 and how this will play. the government takes your money through taxes and now telling you how to vest in your 401(k) for retirement. do you think this is a loser for the democrats at the ballot box come 2024? >> tomi: it will be, todd, if we

message it, republicans message this is get to the core and explain to the american people, it will matter. finances matter to people. people are looking at this banking situation right now and are weary of it. they heard the term woke and have to be able to understand and put the pieces together. we hope some democrats will join in the cause, everybody that cares about putting the american people and middle clas first. the forgotten americans, woke agenda should not get in the way of this and this administration is doing that, get the message out and explain to the american people. that is on republicans to do and i expect they will do just that. >> ashley: tomi lahren, thank you. a fox news alert, law enforcement say they do not

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>> good morning, everybody. coming up in exactly 10 minutes, here on fox news channel, covering developments on possible indictment of former president donald trump. this morning, hundreds of thousands of kids in los angeles have the day off because their teachers are on strike with support personnel from the school. what issues are keeping them from the classroom? we'll tell you about that, plus down south in florida, spring breakers causing more problems than before the new mandate as city leaders try to curb the chaos and how it will impact a

major music festival this weekend. guests are lindsey graham, congressman brian style, rachel campos duffy, tom homan, leo terrel and kirk knutson, the cyber guy, right here on "fox and friends," which starts shortly. >> todd: a fox news alert, law enforcement do not expect donald trump to be arrested today, there are logistics to possibly arraign him in new york. >> ashley: brooke singman has more on this. brooke. >> brooke: the manhattan district attorney's office and different branches of law enforcement discussed logistics of closing down streets and putting lights up with extra police ahead of donald trump's possible arraignment.

we don't expect that to happen today, there is another witness tomorrow. yesterday they heard from costello, who was legal advisor to michael cohen. he testified that cohen is a liar on a revenge tour. listen. >> i've listened to michael cohen stand in front of the courthouse and say i think thises contrary to us. my obligation is to bring the truth to district attorney and to trump's lawyers, that is what they did. if they want to go after donald trump, so be it, michael cohen is far from -- revenge tour. >> brooke: cohen tells me if bob costella's comments were fantastical. i stated years ago the payment

was done for the benefit of donald, truth is truth and document in the possession of district attorney of new york demonstrate this. after his testimony, costlo said he believes bragg is not interested in hearing the truth. >> i have been in downtown manhattan and got my point across, although it was clear the manhattan da did not want to get to the truth. i do not represent donald trump, i stand for justice. >> brooke: republicans are demanding alvin bragg testify about his handling of the case. committee chairman jim jordan accuses bragg of unprecedented abuse of power and florida governor ron desantis is criticizing the new york city da pointing his ties to soros.

watch. >> the manhattan district attorney is a soros-funded prosecutor. he like other soros funded prosecutors weaponize the office to impose a political agenda on society at the expense of the rule of law and public safety. >> over the weekend, president trump quoting reports which he said were based on illegal leaks said he could be arrested today in connection with the case. ashley, todd? >> all right, brooke singman, thank you. we are going to bring in former georgia congressman doug collins and former ranking judiciary committee. nothing is set in stone, obviously until it happens. but, if it does happen, where do we go from there because we have not seen something like this before if it does happen. >> well, it's scary where we go from. this is a case that it seems it's as the cat with nine lives keeps appearing and getting put off. the department of justice didn't want to touch it. even alvin bragg's office didn't

want to do anything with it. keep bringing it back up. unprecedented is the proper word. never happened before. also, look at the issue here that has come on with this case that is, you know, looks politically motivated. smells of political motivation and look how they are preparing to take we have seen a misdemeanor charge maybe a small trumped up felony charge. look at the preparation they are making for a court appearance if he is indicted. i think, to me, this is more about unfortunately going after donald trump than it is about the issue at hand. >> todd: the "wall street journal" editorial board laying out the consequences of an indictment. mr. bragg may indict a former president for the first time in american history based on the weakest of charges. subject the country to a trial media circus for the ages and do so running the risk that a single juror could block a guilty verdict, and validate mra political prosecution.

jim jordan now as your position, you were former ranking member of the house jewish area committee. that is jim jordan's job. he wants alvin bragg to come to d.c. and testify on this. that "wall street journal" editorial, wouldn't that be your first question to bragg. bragg, da bragg, are you aware of the consequences that your political prosecution will ring on this country? >> >> yes, i think it will be. it will be hard to get alvin bragg to come to congress to do that testimony if he was there there would be questioning like that coming up. why did this case sit and be brought back? what was the impetus to make you decide to take and bring this charge in such a way and knowing what we have seen outfront and especially what was reported a few minutes ago some of your witnesses have been known liars? this is a case that, again, i think when people start to see it is going to be very interesting. unless they bring something out that they have not talked about. this is one that i think congress and the american people are going why now? why here?

why donald trump? and you know, donald trump has been saying this is about -- you are getting into a presidential election year. this is i think what people are seeing this for. especially when the case is like it is. >> ashley: speak to us on the significance that this was leaked? we still haven't seen anything happen. >> yeah. that's again, it just plays into this political motivated narrative of a political prosecution in which you are going after someone you don't like. remember, allen bragg has made it no secret he doesn't like donald trump and not prosecute or went forward on other issues he had before him. again, this leaking, this saying we are going to go meet with the law enforcement officials. we are going to put up barriers out front, i mean, i'm a lawyer as well. i mean, this is pretty unprecedented for what has been described as misdemeanor case or at best a stretch a low level felony case in which the feds by the way the very predicate of the issue, the federal department of justice did not decide to prosecute.

>> todd: the feds decided decided not to prosecute this twice because it is ultimately a federal charge. focus on your home state of georgia. listen to what this democrat state lawmaker thinks about funding school choice for parents. >> i see parents being able to direct their child's education and they are 25 percentile. loot of those parents didn't finish high school. i'm extremely concerned that we would put money in their hands. >> so, mr. collins, if i'm hearing this correctly because she thinks she is smarter than you, the georgia parent, then your parent say should be quashed, basically that's what she is saying? >> yeah. look. right there is the republican 2024 message right there summed up. they can play that clip over and over. basically democrats believe government and they are better deciding of your family and your children than they are. this is saying the silent part out loud. to me, this goes to a very soft,

you know, prejudice against those who you don't have money so you must not be able to make a decision. that is the worst form of prejudice when you look at it from a perspective of taking care of your children and wanting the best for them. this is a country where you want the best for your children. why not let them have that opportunity and did you go back to making your own decisions. >> ashley: how should parents be reacting to this when they hear that in your can state? >> furious. >> think about this. what this slawrm basically saying is this: where your zip code is, that's where you are going to be. if the school system is not good, the schools are not performing for your child in the way that they need to then fine, sorry, it doesn't matter, your child will be left behind. and because you don't have -- because you're poor, we're going to make sure you just have to stay where you are at because you can't handle your money. this just reeks of just the blatant hypocrisy of the democratic party saying they want to be for the people but, yet, they want to keep them

subservient to a government. that's what the democratic message is in this. >> todd: thank you for getting up with us and being on the program. >> ashley: thank you. >> take care. >> todd: likewise. another interesting part of that woman we heard speak oh if you have private money can you go to private school. where do you think taxpayer money comes from. taxpayer's money. "fox & friends" begins right now. have great tuesday, everybody. ♪ >> radical left democrat investigation. >> law enforcement officials say they do not expect trump to be arrested today. >> republicans want bragg to answer questions. >> i have no interest in circus by some soros d.a. >> do you think that putin and xi fear president biden. >> you would have to ask them. >> xi jinping and putin called each other dear friend. >> they're joined at the hip holy alliance and extends to iran. >> we cannot control violence on our streets. >> spring break violence overwhelming miami beach with two deadly shootings over th