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 the

weekend. >> we don't want spring break. we don't ask for it. we endure it. >> more than 4,000 children in the country's second largest school district will not be attending class today due to a teacher's union strike. >> i feel my kids are probably being left behind. >> here is the lucky contestant. money, bottom. christian crosby there to cob congratulate. ♪ ♪ it ain't me ♪ >> brian: that is jacksonville, florida, where everyone is still sleeping where they are rehabbing their facilities there. these guys don't have to practice 100-degree weather. jaguars. 100-degree in the summer. going to be lid on that place. >> steve: jacksonville? >> brian: just on the dome where they practice. get out of the sun.

100 degrees in pads. one of the reasons i didn't become a professional football player. >> katie: too much humidity on your hair. >> brian: don't wear a helmet head had a dent in it. we have a lot to discuss besides jacksonville. >> steve: first, let's discuss the fact that katie is here. >> katie: i'm here. >> brian: in front of her? >> steve: absolutely. start the beginning of the program by saying welcome. >> katie: great to be here. have my coffee. ready to go. >> brian: so much to discuss. >> steve: her coffee is coming. first time i ever ordered coconut milk with something. brian's was $8. just saying. the entire rest of the crew is bringing for the same price that brian has had one latte. >> brian: i wanted to -- this is my one moment to order something designer. >> katie: i see. >> brian: i usually order on

monday. >> steve: fellow pied for the coffee today, thanks a lot. $8. >> brian: almond milk. >> steve: fox news actual news of the day another witness apparently will testify before that grand jury here in new york tomorrow as part of new york city's investigation into former president donald trump. >> katie: trump addressing supporters last night after former cohen legal adviser testified in trump's defense. >> brian: this is getting crazy. alexandria hoff is live with the details. >> brian, katie, steve, on top of anticipating another witness, law enforcement officials tell fox news that they do not expect an arrest to be made today. last night former president trump offered this. >> these four horrible, radical left democrat investigations of your all-time gave rift president, me, is just a continuation of the most disgusting witch-hunt in the history of our country. our enemies are desperate to stop us because they know that

we are the only ones who can stop them and they know it very strongly. >> yesterday, manhattan grand jury heard from robert costello a one-time legal adviser to trump former lawyer michael cohen e claims president trump reimbursed him $130,000 to quiet a past affair with stormy daniels. costello was brought in to poke holes in cohen's credibility. >> i saw michael cohen on tv stating things that he said he was go going to tell the grand y and had told the grand jury which was contrary to what he told us when represented him in april of 2018. i'm sitting at home watching these lies and i said i have got to do something about it. i don't represent donald trump but i do stand for justin and i think i have a legal obligation to inform both sides. >> in a statement to fox news digital cohen fired back at that saying, quote: if bob

costello's comments would were any more fantastical he would be a best-selling fictional author. at the correction of, in coordination with in benefit of donald. truth is truth. and the documents in the possession of the district attorney of new york demonstrates. this republicans on the house judiciary committee are now demanding that manhattan district attorney alvin bragg testify before congress before his handling of this case, steve, katie, brian? >> steve: a lot going on. thank you very much, alexandria, mr. cohen two hours before his testimony to the grand jury said when he was working with mr. cohen, mr. cohen told him that cohen had paid off stormy daniels to protect melania, who had just had a baby and called mr. cohen completely unreliable. and here's the research that things won't happen today. the grand jury doesn't meet today. tuesday they are off. so, tomorrow, if they do hear from another witness, that would take place at that point at which time they might decide

whether or not all right, we ready to vote? let's vote. >> katie: people have acted like michael cohen was the only one that knew what was going on with the grand jury and alvin bragg working with donald trump. clearly costello knows the facts of the case. pushing back on cohen saying is he a serial liar. a history of not being honest or truthful. we will see. we know alvin bragg is ideological person came into office wanting to take down donald trump. the fate here lies in the hands of the members of the grand jury. see if they're just as ideological as alvin bragg. >> steve: it is new york. >> katie: not to be the best place. >> brian: finds out. focuses on value his properties get loans already paid off. you knew that was ridiculous. when alvin bragg came into offers nothing there. i can't pursue. this that makes sense nothing there then he goes back and does the same thing and now trying to make it a federal case, unprecedented one at that

because if republicans watch their none knee leading the charge now and in the white house before, get indicted on something like this, that does not belong as a federal issue, there's going to be revenge and our whole country loses. ron desantis has been pressured by donald trump's team to comment. he found his way in front of a microphone yesterday and said this about who put him in place, george soros. and, watch. >> so i have seen rumors swirl. i have not seen any facts yet and so i don't know what's going to happen. but i do know this, the manhattan district attorney is a soros-funded prosecutor. and so he, like other soros-funded prosecutors, they weaponize their office to impose a political agenda on society at the expense of the rule of law and public safety. he has downgraded over 50% of the felonies to misdemeanors. he says he doesn't want to even

have jail time for the vast, vast majority of crimes. i have no interest in getting involved in some type of manufactured circus by some soros da, okay? he is trying to do a political spectacle, he is trying to virtue signal for his base. i have got real issues i have got to deal with here in the state of florida. >> brian: important point he brought up. they are not prosecuting any crimes here. there's a huge push, even among our mayor to get albany to crack down and d.a. do exactly that already had clashes with alvin bragg and won't do it. got a problem with a 76-year-old former president that doesn't live in your state anymore. ron desantis added this. i don't know what goes into paying hush money to a porn silence over alleged affair i can't speak to that people in the trump camp said that was unnecessary. >> steve: trump went scorched earth on ron desantis on truth social. trump wrote: ron desanctimonious will probably find out about false accusations

and fake stories sometimes in the future as he gets older, wiser and better known unfairly and illegally attacked by a woman, classmates underaged or possibly a man, i'm sure he will want to fight these misfits just like i do. mr. trump's forgot ronald reagan's 11 of the commandment thou shall not speak ill of fellow republicans. >> katie: extradition of the former president because obviously his home is in florida shows you the logistical nightmare of all of this. this helps president trump with his base, his reporters sees this as another political persecution. the reason he deserves second term in office. >> brian: he could refuse to let new york take donald trump if he chose, right? >> katie: he said he wasn't going to be involved. we will see what happens if he gets indicted which is not happening today. >> brian: how get back.

>> katie: everybody left new york for florida already. >> steve: that's right. the last guy was supposed to turn out the lights and they're out right now. >> brian: still on here. >> katie: coming up, remember this horror risk attack on a woman who was followed 23 miles from the atm should to the ground and left paralyzed. police have finally made an arrest. what we are learning about the two teens allegedly behind the brutal beating. >> brian: plus, one georgia democrat not mincing words when she says parents should not have the final stay? their kids education. >> those parents did not finish high school and could not finish their own education. i am extremely concerned. >> brian: really? that's nice. the swift backlash for those comments just ahead. please make the music louder. ♪ ♪ ♪

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are. >> steve: well, it is 3:15 in the morning in l.a. and a strike in that school district there is set to begin in 45 minutes. >> brian: the move leaves over a half million students out of the classroom and the strike could last for days. >> katie: so what does the union want? todd piro joins us now with a look at their demands, todd? >> todd: good morning to all three of you, the los angeles unified school district is setting down today due a union strike. 30,000 workers demanding a 30% pay hike. plus an additional $2 an hour in, quote, equity adjust wants, bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers and other staffers want more full-time work, equitable healthcare and more staffing levels. seiu had is agreed to enter a

mediation process to try to address our differences unfortunately lausd broke that confidentiality with sharing it with the media before our bargaining team makes all decisions had a chance to discuss how to proceed. this is, yet, another example of the school district's continued disrespect of school workers. we are ready to strike. teachers also walking off the job to participate in the strike in a show of solidarity after the 11th hour talks stalled. the district isn't saying despite our invitation for transparent conversation would result in a meaningful solution that would avoid a strike, we were never able to be in the same room at the sable table to address these issues. strike set to last for up to three days if the union and school district fail to reach an agreement. back to you. >> steve: thank you very much, todd. what these workers are -- and this is not the teacher's union. these are the other support staff. what they are saying is we are barely making minimum wage because we are in southern california where it's very

expensive to live. and so, as of yesterday, they were telling parents hey, you better arrange child care, which brought back the frustrations of so many parents who were locked down looking for child care during covid. some parents are able to work remotely so they can take care of their kids. everybody else, they are in a pickle. >> katie: big stand behind them on the stage united for l.a. schools. they are only united for themselves. >> brian: most of the rich and famous have their kids in private schools so they're not affected. 17 minutes after the hour. the other thing to bring up is what is happening with more of the disrespect when it comes to educational councils as well as what is happening with launchers, when it comes to parents, i don't know what it is going to take for people to understand that parents matter. but that did not -- that concept did not get across to georgia represent lydia glaze when asked about parents playing a role in curriculum and their kids'

education. >> i see access as a problem. i see parents being able to direct their child's education and they are ready in the lower 25 percentile, meaning a lot of those parents did not finish high school cannot direct their -- could not finish their own education i am extremely concerned that entire piece of life to parents who are not qualified to make those decisions and they don't have the money to put in the difference that their child would need to attend a private school if there were one in their -- already in their region. >> steve: so she is saying that parents can't make decisions for their own children. well, that's because they didn't finish high school. if that's the case, the schools failed their parents. this is generational. we have seen it for a while what they were talking about the georgia house education committee passed out of

committee yesterday the georgia promise scholarship act. and what that will do is give $6,000 scholarship to students in the worst performing schools. she actually sent her children to private school. >> katie: of course. >> steve: naturally. these scholarships and we are seeing them growing across the country, they would be targeted to kids in the worst schools. what she is saying, you know, a lot of these kids their parents didn't finish high school either. >> brian: they can't make a choice. >> steve: nanny state. >> katie: this democratic attitude towards locking children in failing schools is why the school choice movement is rolling through state legislatures all across the country. governors signing legislation allow parents whether they congratulated from high school or not decide where their kids go to school. what she is saying there children of parents who weren't able to get an education because of the same schools are not entitled to their own education. this is america, and despite where you come from or who your parents are, you have the ability to succeed and, yet,

democrats like her in states across the country are trying to prevent that from happening while being really bigoted towards certain classes of people in this country. >> brian: even if you graduate high school or get a g.e.d. or you don't graduate high school, it doesn't mean you don't have great judgment. doesn't mean you are not fantastic parents. doesn't mean you can't look at two schools. look at their grad point average and say do your own research and decide where your kid belongs. doesn't mean you have to be perfect in everything in order to make judgments on your children because if you have to be an expert in every aspect of your kid's life to make a decision, you will be making very few decisions. >> steve: i would hope she is not saying hey, those parents didn't graduate high school, so we didn't have the chance to indoctrinate them so they would know how to think because then they would be on our side regarding this. it's a puzzling thing that's why we had to bring it to you on this tuesday morning. it is 6:20 now here in the east. and ashley joins us once again with headlines from around the

world. >> two teens charged in connection with a violent robbery that left a woman paralyzed. the victim was body slammed after being cornered. she had withdrawn $4,300 from an tmm. that's money she had been planning on using for a trip to visit family in vietnam. 17-year-old joseph herrell is charged with aggravated assault and robbery. woods is charged with robbery. dhs secretary mayorkas is planning to head to the southern border later today this as more than 1 million illegal immigrants have been encountered by border patrol. he will make the trip alongside democrat arizona governor teddy hobbes. visit comes as residents live in border towns say they are terrified about the surge of smuggler chase like this one. texas border town residents spoke out on "fox & friends first." listen. >> we can't tolerate this lawlessness. that's all that's happening is lawlessness. our administration has turned its blind eye to lawlessness. >> it's certainly been an eye

opener, i guess in the community. every dave we wake up to -- >> i can't in good faith let these people go knowing what's in the vehicle that may go somewhere up north and commit some type of heinous crime. >> ice has identified 765 victims of human trafficking in the fiscal year 2022. president biden issuing his first veto yesterday killing a bipartisan bill that would protect retirement funds from controversial esg agenda. the veto effectively cancels out a labor day policy that would shield retirement agencies from having to invest in environmental, social and corporate governance issues. biden tweeting this bill would risk your retirement savings by making it illegal to consider respecters maga house republicans don't like. now, to the world baseball classic and the stage is set to japan fails off against team u.s.a. in the finals. this after walking off team mexico 6-5 in spectacular

fashion. >> in the air, deep centered field, thomas on the move it's off the wall. score. here comes the winning run. japan turns it around on its last breath. [cheers] >> meanwhile after lost to team u.s.a. bullpen pitcher reportedly defected from cuba. he was not on the team's flight home from miami to havana. he is now the first player to defect during the wbc. as for the title game the u.s. vs. japan is tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern only on fox sports one. those are your headlines. >> brian: surprised only 1. bullpen camper. >> steve: you don't see those in the average yankee game. >> katie: fun to watch. >> brian: i watched venezuela against the u.s. did you watch that. >> yeah. >> brian: grand slam walk-off home run. this is gaining momentum. forks did a great job locking it

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♪ >> brian: president xi meets with russian president vladimir putin in moscow for the first time since the invasion of ukraine 40th time head to head. four hours talks china ready to stand guard over world order as vladimir putin calls xi a dear friend. here to react on the troubling alliance "the washington post" columnist, chaos under heaven coshocton rogan. row -- josh rogin.>> this shouly notion, brian, that china is neutral or can be a positive, constructive negotiator in this russia-ukraine war. what president xi has done is stood by putin as he celebrates a war crime. putin just got back from his victory lap in mariupol where he defied the international criminal court rightly charged whim war crimes for the theft of

thousands ukrainian children. abduction of ukrainian children. this is what president xi decides to celebrate. talks about coming together to stand guard over the world order what is he advocating new world order not the one we have that has secured relative peace, freedom and prosperity since world war ii. is he talking about a world order that makes it safe for thuggery, oppression, autocracy and war crimes. that's the world order that president xi and putin are advocating. that's what they're celebrating. that's what we have to stand against. >> brian: hear the exchange when john kirby was challenged with the china-russian alliance. listen. >> seems like these two super powers are teaming up now against the u.s. why did president biden let this happen? >> these are two countries that have long-chafed. this is not something that these two countries just cooked up since president biden got elected. >> peter: do you think that putin and xi fear president

biden? >> you would have to ask them whether they fear or they not. it is not about fear. >> brian: so, do you think is he just trying to put a spin on this troubling relationship? >> on the one hand kirby has got a point, right? these thuggish dictators are friends because they are like each other because of what they call similar goals. one of the similar goals is to be against us. they have decided that they are both against us. that's something that maybe we can't do anything about. but, what we can do is show them that we mean business and that when we go to stand against them in a place like ukraine that we're not going to back down after a few months because they put on dog and pony show in moscow, okay? so there's a contradiction here. if you are going to be for the things that the biden administration says it's for, which is freedom and democracy and protection of dignity and agency in places like ukraine, then you have to put your money where your mouth is if you are

not willing to do that, then you should pack up your tent and go home. the problem that the biden administration has, brian, is that they are half in, half out on ukraine thing there. dumping a lot of guns and money into the situation but not doing what is necessary to give ukrainians enough to win. i think that's what putin and xi are hoping for is to drag the united states into a situation where they are just supplying ukraine enough for a time. i think they think that time is on their side not on ukraine side and i think they might be right about that. >> brian: as you play this out. republicans are squeezy about this relationship and one not feeling great about following joe biden into any foreign policy, any of his foreign policy instincts to slow-walk them is going to challenge him politically at home. this is the spring to win. the summer for clearly to take land back. if not, it's going to be a tough road to ho in 223, 24, don't you agree. things will change for the worse if they don't show major progress. >> only thing once $100 billion

in ukraine to win the war. spending $100 billion to lose the war. that's worse. we made a stand with ukrainian friends for a lot of good reasons. i get it's a lot of money and taking longer than we thought we have to think about the alternative here which is if we put up $100 billion and lose the war, that's going to be a clear sign to putin and to xi to keep going and that's going to cost a lot more in the long run. we have got to go big or go home on this thing. >> brian: josh, 20 seconds, kirby indicating would he go are going to reach out to them about talking and setting up oberlin ken to go over there with our economic experts to go over there and start rejiggering that relationship with china. that's after they sent a spy balloon there apologize and ask for another meeting. does that make sense? >> clear from my reporting, brian, that the biden administration is prioritizing high level dialogue with china over confronting china on the bad things that it's doing. that's a problem that i hope they fix soon.

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sales. next next aurora boutique fabriana, are good morning. >> good morning. >> katie: the mayor says because of all the chaos, the two shootings, the violence they don't want spring break, you actually have some solutions that allow you to have spring break and the business while also jack cracking counsel on these problems. tell us about them. >> yes. i don't really believe that a curfew is going to be a solution at this point. it's just going to leave a permanent mark in miami beach and all the tourists and that locals that come from other parts of miami is going to -- in miami beach. i sell two stores. i don't sell alcohol. i'm not an alcohol business. i'm getting hurt as well. we need those ladies the spring breakers that come for a need them to come and get a new

address to enjoy the clubs. beautiful place, beautiful beaches, the weather is amazing. we need them. we need every sing of them. we need spring break this year just like everybody comes for the boat show. >> katie: fabiana, do you think we need this type of planning. there were brawls in the street. they tried to implement curfews, that didn't work as you are explaining. is this just a lack of planning from the local commission, despite having examples of this happening before? >> yeah. i think so. this is not the first time. things -- the problem didn't start on friday with the first shooting. the problem started last year. maybe the year before. you know, i have been living in miami beach for a while. i have been seeing it's been getting worse and worse. if this was planned well, we could have avoided everything that's happening this weekend and maybe is going to happen next week if we --

>> katie: commissioners talk about how people you causing this violence and chaos are not from miami. they are from the outside. but they also talk about how they are limited by the rules of florida to really do more about this. so do you think that the legislature can get involved to help protect miami from the chaos while also enabling these tourists to come for spring break? >> yeah. when we talk about spring breakers, i have kids in college. all the people out there vandalizing miami beach from colleges? when we talk about spring break, i don't really think these people are coming here for the right reasons. and i think we should have -- make a plan to stop those that want to get together with the spring break and trying to have fun and coming here and bad things, bringing guns. we do see people from other states, but may be a lot of locals, you know, that are not

coming to miami beach for the right reasons. i don't know how you are going to block, you know, the bad people to come but something has to be done. i see a lot of mix of people. the good and the bad and that's what is making this a huge mess. >> katie: spring break is supposed it to be fun for people who engage. supposed to be fun for the locals and businesses like you who can make extra money from tourists who come in. it's unfortunate that there are violent folks coming in and causing problems for everybody. hopefully the commission can come up with a solution next year or maybe thisst just this weekend. thank you so much. >> yeah. we look forward to all of it. we look forward to new people and tourists to come. so these people become our clients and they come back next year and the next year. we need all of them and we just have to make a better plan for next year. >> katie: time to gate dress from your boutique and maybe a

tan. thank you so much. >> have a nice day. >> katie: all right. ashley, over to you. >> we're going to start weather forecast crime crisis in new york city, katie. two people are dead and several others are hurt. it was a after a car crashes ino a curb in brooklyn yesterday. that white suv takes down a pole, hits a second vehicle and rolls across multiple pedestrians along the way. the driver of that vehicle and a pedestrians were killed. authorities are working to determine whether the driver was drunk. meanwhile in manhattan, police are on the hunt for arsonist who set two police cruisers on fire last night. thankfully those vehicles were empty and no one was hurt. saudi arabia free's an american citizen held in prison for more than a year. the 72-year-old was jailed over tweets critical of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, neither has commented on this development. the man's son said father spent last night with family members who live in saudi arabia. the man's imprisonment one of several alleged human rights

abuses that have southward reemtions between the u.s. and the kingdom. jamie dimon is leading a new effort to create a rescue plan for first republic bank. holding preliminary talks on how the banking industry could boost first republic's capital. 11 big banks deposited $30 billion into first republic. customers have withdrawn around $70 billion in the wake of silicon valley bank's collapse on march 10th. and fans are flocking to the nation's capital to see washington's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. the gorgeous pink buds are expected to peak tomorrow. estimated 1.5 million people visit the titled basin on the national mall every single year to he soot spring display. so pretty. >> katie: i'm looking forward to the cherry blossoms, thank you, ashley. let's check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. second day of spring, january j.

>> janice: first official long day of spring yesterday because it came at 5:24. today we will enjoy the first official full day of spring. let's take a look at the temperatures because we are going to go up across the eastern u.s. as wells the southeast. we have freeze advisories in place for places like atlanta, georgia up towards raleigh where it's in the 20s in some of these areas. again, looking at rebound this he can would. here are your temperatures. your forecast highs for today through wednesday and thursday. and see what happens. you get red on the map. so, late spring, almost summer-like temperatures for the southern u.s. and that means if we have a storm system that moves that these warmer temperatures that means the potential for stronger storms which is what is going to happen especially wednesday, thursday and friday. so we have a stormy start to spring for the southern u.s. hail, damaging winds and potential for tornadoes. we will continue to track that with fox weather. and then we have another big storm system moving into the west with coastal rain and

mountain snow spreading towards the southwest in toward upper midwest where it still feels like winter. all right. katie, you can't please everybody. keep you up to date with fox weather. >> katie: i'm glad the cherry blossoms didn't freeze because that has hand before. i'm looking forward to seeing them. thank you, janice: karine jean-pierre called out in front of celebrity guests for refusing questions. >> it's been seven months. you have not called on me. that's just not right. >> welcome, guys. welcome. welcome to the press briefing room. >> janice: man of the hour, jimmy failla on the press pass up next. ♪ i wear my heart upon my sleeve like a big deal. when aspen dental told me that my dentures were ready,

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cost you 17.99 back to you. >> steve: thank you very much. meanwhile, the white house press briefing got heated yesterday just as the cast from ted lasso the tv show showed up for a visit as a reporter accused the press secretary of ignoring him. >> we're not doing. this we're not doing. this. >> this is the u.s. this is not china, this is not russia. this is not russia. >> okay. > [inaudible] >> decorum, please. >> it's been seven months. you have not called on me. >> decorum. please. >> it's just not right. >> welcome, guys. welcome. welcome to the press briefing room. >> steve: all right. please welcome jimmy failla. he hosts fox across america on fox news radio and fox nation joins us now. >> good to see you. right at the beginning when they had these very famous gustth s guests come in she got elm bay wassed bye because good time to

air his grievance. >> i was shocked to see the cast of ted lasso all the transgenders booked how did they get the gig? one other reason too, ted lasso on a commendable level highlights the importance of mental health, which i'm surprised they prirch advertised have to be crazy to vote for these people again. stick with me, mr. doocy. what he was speaking to in that moment i heard him yelling about decorum and general lack of frustration by true journalists who aren't getting a lot out of this administration. you can argue with his tactics but constantly being denied access. last week what were they told? they complain the press corps complain they never get to ask biden questions she goes oh you will get to ask questions at the bilateral meeting on friday which they did but didn't answer them. i didn't say you would get answers. you get to ask. >> steve: here's the thing to that point so many reporters, i know one of them, he sits up front. so many of the reporters ask

great questions and then she turns to the big book and answers and just reads what she is going to read. doesn't answer the question. just says what the communications department wants to say on that issue when which is not particularly satisfying. >> we were told they were going to be the most transparent administration in history. this transparent is a man who has a baby is what this administration thinks. kjp i feel bad for her. i love the power dress yesterday. fashion miss that in me. she got me i was on her side. understand she didn't sign up for this. traditionally when you are the press secretary for a democrat president, it's very kid-glove treatment. what's it like being so awesome, aren't we so fortunate the republicans are gone and then you go do a magazine shoot and down with your day. the fact that she is now being pressed from time to time and seeing some genuine intellectual curiosity from people besides that kid from the great hair who sits in the first row is something she didn't really sign up for. in a way i think she is frustrated, too.

>> steve: reporters are frustrated because i think there are 65 chairs in that room and some of the smaller outlets are towards the back and do not get called on as often. he hardly ever gets called on. after the cast from ted lasso left, the press secretary had some words for the room. >> this is the white house press briefing room. an historic room. a room that should have decorum, a room where folks should respect their colleagues and respect the guests that are here. what has just occurred this last 10, 15 minutes is unacceptable. it's -- it is unacceptable. >> you have been. >> so we are -- we are either going to continue the briefing or we can just end the briefing right here. >> woe. i will turn this car around, kids. that was unbelievable. man, this is the one thing i come back to over and other and over again. there is never a specific response to the complaint.

it's always a generalization. you guys are bad. ultra maga. the reason we are in this situation is this president has given less access to the press than any of his predecessors by a march john of 5 to 1. in a lot of ways she has become the target for the frustrations they have with him. he is the guy that can clear this up. they are not trotting him out there any time soon. >> jesse: there was one good answer that ted lasso jason is he take can you say gave. one of the actors from the show who play as reporter on the show got to ask a question and they had -- it was funny interlude. in the last administration i don't remember there being a lot of complaints about decorum. >> thank you. tell our friend kayleigh mcenany about reporters getting out of line. come on. that was a food fight. she had to wear a poncho to the podium every day. give me a break. >> steve: there seems to be a double-standard to your earlier

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