see members of both parties agreeing on what needs to be done and whether that's breaking apart tiktok or banning tiktok. you know, those are decisions that we're going to have to make based upon the testimony we have. but there is tremendous concern right now. >> todd: congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks, we appreciate your insight this morning. and with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ >> former president trump has not been notified about whether the manhattan d.a. plans to bring charges. >> new reports trump could be indicted wednesday. >> what we are hearing is what everyone else is hearing. >> this is political and everyone sees it for what it is. >> put a lot of points on the board. >> ron desantis hasn't committed to a 2024 run. if he does he could beat biden. >> you could beat biden. >> i think so. >> set to testify before two senate committees today. >> ccp strengthens alliances

with adversaries. >> we have never faced a threat like china and buttoned up with russia makes it absolutely worse. >> i'm so thankful to all of you. >> tiktok ceo on a charm offense and a bid to save the app. before he appears at tomorrow's house hearing on privacy. >> there's a new report that claims the app. is tracking data on 30 u.s. state government websites. ♪ >> ainsley: we begin with a fox news alert. hollywood icon dick van dyke crashes his lexus early this morning while driving in malibu. >> brian: tmz is reporting the 97-year-old told police his slid into a gate after losing control on a rain-covered road. van dyke was bleeding from the nose and mouth and may have suffered a concussion. >> steve: the actor was treated at the scene and refused a trip to the hospital. sources also tell tmz that drugs and alcohol were not involved. he apparently told the cops that

the roads were slick because of the rain. and now apparently what they are going to do is ask mr. van dyke to retake the driving test to see whether or not he should be behind the wheel, unfortunately. >> ainsley: yeah. he is 97 years old. glad he is doing okay. walked away with a bloody mouth and nose and possible concussion. a it you friend picked him up and drove him home he refused to go to the hospital. >> do not want to be driving a malibu in that area. >> ainsley: wind were roads. >> brian: drive in the mountains you have to know where you are going like a bike path. >> ainsley: know him from mary poppins and bye-bye birdie. >> steve: and dick van dyke show >> ainsley: and he was in night of the museum. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: and curious george. >> steve: he came to this show a number of years ago and he said he actually watches early in the morning out in l.a. >> ainsley: we wish you the best if you are watching this morning.

>> brian: learning former president donald trump has not been notified about whether or not he will face charges for allegedly making hush money payments to stormy daniels. >> ainsley: manhattan d.a. alvin bragg is hitting back at top house republicans who want him to go to capitol hill to testify. >> steve: mark meredith joins us from washington with the latest. mark, there is still a lot we don't know. >> steve, ainsley and brian, you are right. we are still trying to find out hour by hour what is going to happen. maybe today is the day we will find out if frump will or will not be indicted in new york city. unclear if the grand jury is going to finish up hearing from witnesses or clnged worked by the end of the day. trump and lawmakers remain highly critical of alvin bragg. trump claims bragg's investigation into money paid to porn star stormy daniels. comer backed trump's views. >> this is a local da trying to prosecute a presidential candidate based on federal

election law. it's not constitutional what the d.a., mr. bragg, is trying to do. i believe this is a political stunt and it's very disappointing because in new york you have one of the highest crime rates in america. >> todd: some lawmakers up on capitol hill want bragg to testify before congress about his work and decision-making all within a matter of weeks. but so far bragg showing no signs of giving into those commands. in a statement to fox digital his office writes we will not be intimidated by attempts to undermine the justice process nor will we let baseless accusations deter us from fairly applying the law. security barricades erupted outside of trump tower and criminal court. these are precautions at this point and trump's legal team says they are still waiting to know what's going to happen next. >> they say they would notify us when there is a grand jury vote. and once that happens, i guess, you know, depending on that vote, the next steps will be discussed but i have not heard

anything. look, what we are hearing is what everyone else is hearing regarding timing and whatnot. >> we are still waiting for what the timing may be and what may happen in new york. former president trump is not speaking out and posting a lot on social media. and this weekend hosting a campaign rally in waco, texas. steve, ainsley, and brian back to you. >> brian: about 5:00. >> ainsley: 10,000 people at the airport. >> brian: line up early. thank you so much, mark, appreciate it. the grand jury will be sitting this afternoon around 2:00. they are going to hang around until around 5:00. according to two different sources tell fox as soon as the witness is done, the prosecutors will explain the charges and they can immediately say we are going to indict this guy. >> steve: they have to vote. >> brian: vote and say i'm going to indict this guy. and that could be a quick vote or could take a little bit more time. another option is that the d.a. could ask the court permission to unseal the indictment so, for instance, they could hold a

press conference ahead of any court appearance and the word is in the "new york post" today that they're not looking for a perp walk for him but they are looking for a mugshot and fingerprints and from the trump camp, they are saying we might hold a big pressers on the steps. >> steve: the problem for the prosecution is the case may rely on the legal theory that has never been used in new york. the d.a. has to connect a hush money payment, which is a potential violation of state law to a federal election. and it's never been done in new york state before. it's untested. so the risk could be that it would be thrown out by a judge or severely narrowed. so, alvin brag has got a lot on the line. >> jonathan turley and even president trump said the statute of limitations has expired on this. it happened seven years ago. robert costello who worked as a legal adviser to the star witness michael cohen a very prominent attorney, former u.s. attorney. did he appear in front of the grand jury and he said i did

tell them this. they don't want to hear it. michael cohen called me and said i need to talk to you. he has been very suicidal. he was worried about him. he said i don't want to go to jail. i will do anything. i don't want to go to jail. he said what do you have on donald trump? he said i really don't have anything. he continuously told him i don't have anything. so he is wondering now all of a sudden why does he have something. >> brian: a total joke if he decides to indict a president first time in 230 year plus history it is a total farce. >> steve: as it turns out, the president would not be the first president ever. >> ainsley: we read. this. >> steve: we read this morning that ulysses s. grant was once arrested for riding a horse too fast in washington, d.c. >> brian: he had no pda cards to get him out of it. because i would have definitely flashed one. >> steve: i bet you would. this is a big story. piers morgan our friend got a great exclusive yesterday with ron desantis. and what he does i'm just going

to read the headline ron hits don. he criticizes the president's chaos, lack of character. and piers started by asking about, you know, the soundbite woe played yesterday of ron desantis be talking about donald trump and his legal problems and that is where piers started and got mr. desantis talking about the former president. >> you did a press conference this morning and you are responding to the reports or rumors of donald trump potentially being indicted and you gave an interesting response, very sort of supportive of him in a way by saying, yeah, you know, what's happening there is outrageous. it's political posturing by this in new york and other things. you repeated twice you didn't have any knowledge of hush money being paid to porn stars. was i right to feel it was a slightly sensorrous tone to that that that kind of thing is just not anything you would ever get

involved with. >> i think there is a lot of speculation about what the underlying conduct is. that is purported to be it. and, yeah, the reality is that's just outside my wheelhouse that's not something can i speak. to say i hope this doesn't come to you see this going forward. if you are a very strident prosecutor and this guy is on the left and you are not prosecuting a lot of crimes. manhattan has gotten less safe, you are going to go after somebody on the other side for some novel offense. that just does not inspire confidence and people see that as weaponizing the justice system. so i think it's fundamentally wrong to do that and, you know, i just made it be known. we will see. maybe it won't come to that. we haven't seen anything firm yet. >> ainsley: piers asked him about his nicknames he said you can call me anything just make sure you call me a winner, look what i have done in florida. >> steve: preferred desanctimonious a lot of vows. >> ainsley: i don't know what it means. >> steve: just don't say i'm not

a winner because he is. >> brian: very interesting is. if he waits two months for legislative session to be over. donald trump can imprint him with any way he wanted. nicknames not answered attacks not countered by the time he decides the legislative session is done and i'm going to be a candidate and a flight of come plea, it might be too late. that's what seems to have emerged yesterday, because he could have duck to question like he ducked others. he said i know i can beat joe biden and that should be the focus. listen. >> you could beat biden. >> i think so. >> so you are running then? >> no, i didn't say that i said i think i could. >> who would be harder to beat biden or donald trump? >> i don't know. >> ainsley: keep in mind, he hasn't gotten in the race yesterday. i think from a republican standpoint, if you talk to republicans, they don't like the fighting. the infighting. >> steve: the name calling. >> ainsley: primary is right around the corner. a lot of people jump in this

race and that's just going to happen. i think he was very measured. he wanted to get the point across that i don't have experience with paying porn stars. so that was a dig. but they have been digging back and forth on social media i any overall like you said, brian, i think overall i can beat biden. >> brian: i don't know if i can keep my powder dry much longer. >> steve: desantis has a plan and we all know he is going to run. what he said is he going to wait and he said it on this program as well. is he going to wait for the end of the legislative session. >> ainsley: more power and veto? >> steve: because he has already got one thing a bali who i was reelected by 20 points. that is big. is he going to go forward with that then he is going to say, once he declared he is going to say look what we did in florida. we were able to do this, this, this and this. and i know a lot of people across the country would like us to do that across america. and that's why i'm going to a

record he could run on as president. is he going to keep his powder dry until then. but clearly, you know, he is going to give donald trump a run for the money. >> ainsley: chris rock and elon musk and a few others say this indictment will backfire on him. do you think people who are republicans who supported him before are sick of this. >> brian: trump was brilliant to come out over the weekend and say look, the legal people probably say listen, this is going to' ha. okay. this is ridiculous. i'm going to get on the offense and put on front of it and put them on defensive and make them have emergency meetings on a sunday. i want that grand jury to feel the pressure. and then bill costello and bob costello speaking and saying catching microen again lying about releasing him from his attorney-client privilege. are you kidding me? you just lied about it again and that's how are depending on. and when van jones -- i think they understand what is going on here. look at this poll, it's a tracking poll.

morning consult tracking poll. trump by up almost double on desantis. everybody else on single digits. including vivek ramaswamy, and most those people aren't even in yet. tim scott not in yet. pompeo not in yet and obviously. >> ainsley: only nikki haley and swam. >> one of the things we have seen with his truth social all cap stuff and mark meredith depicted a moment ago. it's nonstop. it's reminding a lot of people, particularly the independence, about things that donald trump did had when he was president of the united states. they like his policy. they just didn't like that angle and the chaos is coming back and you have got to figure that will take a toll somehow. >> ainsley: yeah. also, you look at what is happening and are they using

politics to interfere in this election? you know, is he running in 2024. >> steve: it's the state people. not the feds. got a lot on the line. >> ainsley: drops tomorrow on fox nation. piers morgan unfiltered. >> brian: he does like you. he likes our show and likes you best. >> ainsley: who is that, piers? >> ainsley: we go way back. we spent our time in london together covering the royal family. >> brian: get a sense. >> ainsley: are you jealous? i think jack keane likes you best. >> brian: that's correct. i got the general and you have piers. >> ainsley: suspicious death of a south carolina teenager near the murdaugh family's hunting estate now being ruled a homicide 8 years later. the new clues in this case. >> brian: charlamagne tha god defenders girl's basketball team. >> if this averaging 55 points.

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>> steve: an attorney for the mother of a teenager who died a number of years ago neither murdaugh hunting estate in 2015 in south carolina now says authorities are treating that young man's death as a homicide. >> ainsley: this comes one day after buster murdaugh denied any involvement in his former classmate's death. >> brian: here we go again todd piro joins us with the latest.

todd? >> todd: just when you thought this story could not getting get any more intriguing an attorney for stephen smith's family revealing after extraordinary sefolosha closure phone call after a phone call with mark kiehl the death of stephen smith is now considered a homicide. smith, once a classmate of alex murdaugh's oldest son buster was found dead in the middle of a south carolina road in 2015. his body discovered near the murdaugh's hunting lodge and three miles from where his car had run out of gas. police in south carolina treating the case as a hit and run. something smith's mother sandy never accepted. the case was reopened in june of 2021 brought to information brought to light into the investigation ever the murders of maggie and paul murdaugh news coming one day after buster his involvement documentaries on hbo and netflix revealed rumors of romantic buster and smith. buster writes these baseless movements in my involvement in

steven's death are quote. i unequivocally deny any involvement in smith's death and my heart goes out to the smith's family. the sons of murdaugh's former housekeeper are also calling for justice. their mother died on the front steps of the murdaugh family home, her death ruled an accident, but, an autopsy was never conducted. their attorney says, quote: they want to see that he has to pay just like everybody else does to get their full cup of justice when they commit a crime. prosecutors say the disgraced lawyer and now convicted murderer alex murdaugh secured $4.3 million in insurance settlements for their family but he kept most of it. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. >> steve: all right, todd, thank you very much. regarding stephen smith, his mother had started a go fund me page to raise enough money to exhume his body to prove that he was murdered raised $60,000. the cops said we don't need to exhume the body.

we have figured out and looked at all the stuff there were no bodily injuries from the torso down. no car parts found. his shoes were still on. supposedly had walked three miles in the dark without ever using his cell phone. and you have got to wonder how much of an influence that netflix special, the hbo documentary as well had on the cops because, remember, that show on netflix making of a murderer and tiger king and other things like that get people talking about stuff and next thing you know, you know, it's odd that buster was never once asked any questions about the cops. never called in. >> if you watch these documentaries very suspicious. many experts said if you are hit by a car your shoes normally fly off. his shoes loosely tied still on his body no. skid marks in the road and looks suspicious. a lot of people who were

interviewed said this could have ties to the murdaugh's son. >> brian: her shoes are on and she is ready to go. >> i did. i took my slippers off for this one, brian. thank you. we are going to start with a fox news exclusive from the southern border and this will break your heart. this little 2-year-old migrant boy was abandoned on the side of the road before being found by dps agents in the rio grande valley. the toddler had a sign around his neck with directions to an adult in the state of louisiana. just 2 years old. meanwhile in brownsville, texas, a large group of chinese nationals are caught on camera being released into the community. they entered the country illegally causing a 920% spike in encounters with people from china. dhs secretary mayorkas touring the southern border with governor katie hobbs yesterday. they spoke at length about the large amounts of fentanyl flowing into the u.s. turning now to the crime crisis in california. shocking video showing the moment a mob of teenagers get into a brawl in a san francisco

mall, resulting in multiple injuries. watch this. [shouting] [bleep] [shouting] [bleep] [bleep] >> those who witnessed the ugly incident say they are terrified to come back and shop or even show up for work. authorities say the victim of the attack was treated for non life-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. and that mall now stepping up security. the federal reserve is expected to increase interest rates by a quarter point at a meeting this afternoon. the fed is still looking to curb inflation but now must weigh the impact of rate hikes on distressed banking system. meanwhile, treasury secretary janet yellen regulators could move to protect deposits at other banks after the fed stepped in to guarantee deposits after the collapse of silicon valley bank. it was a story book ending to the world baseball classic. the final out coming down to the

dream matchup between los angeles teammates. watch. two run in the ninth inning the dream matchup 3-2. he struck him out. otoni struck out state route and japan is back on the baseball word. >> japan beats u.s. 3-2. the mlb commissioner 100 percent on bringing back the wwc in 2026 with the hope more all star pitchers will sign onto the next tournament. >> brian: fox did great coverage. i thought that was unbelievable. i thought it was so much better than i thought. you really got the sense it was like the olympics or world cup to see those two teammates play again. >> ainsley: they were team

plates the pimp and batter. >> ohtani is the star of the angels and got the other player. >> steve: congratulations to japan. >> brian: mike state route struck out 3-2 pitch on the slider. >> speaking of will mid vermont christian school. high school schools basketball game said we are not going to play that other team because they have a trans athlete on their roster. what i'm talking about is a person who was born a male now identifying as trans. and they say that's just not fair. and, do you know what? they have a defender on the breakfast club here is charlamagne tha god talking about how that's just not right. >> that's not fair. because that sounds like common sense to me. we have have seen grandmama. i'm just saying we have seen that probably out there averaging 30 and 20 against them women, man. come on, man. >> you remember that swimmer, he

was a man and then he transitioned to a woman and when he was swimming as a man like number 80th. transitioned to the woman is number one. >> that's my point. whoever playing against see the stats. if this person is averaging 55 points, 17 rebounds, 22 blocks, i'm not playing against him either. that's not fair. >> brian: the coach said we withdrew from the tournament because we believed playing against an opponent with a biological male jeopardized the fairness of the game and the safety of our players. no joke. but, if you look at this, not everybody agrees with charlamagne tha god and i totally agree with them. alex morgan, for example, came out and becky sawrl broughten of the women's national team we don't want to play in a state that doesn't allow trans athletes to participate against whatever sex they are transitioning to. so there is a pushback against some people in the very woke women's national team. >> ainsley: all about fairness. and some of these coaches their live live hood is on the line if

they don't win, they could risk being fired and you are playing a team that has biologically more powerful individuals, so understand their argument. the vermont principle's association, however, ruled that mid vermont christian school had violated policy and ineligible to participate in future tournaments. >> steve: they got banned. >> ainsley: and think about scholarships for some of these women that want to go on to play. >> steve: speaking of bans, governor sarah huckabee sanders signed a law that restricts school bathrooms to the gender you were born with. not the gender that you identify with later in life. but whatever you were born with. so, it will prohibit trans people from using bathrooms that matches their gender identity. takes effect this summer and applies to multi-purpose -- rather, multi person rest rooms and locker rooms pre-k through the 12th grade. they will become the fourth state where they have got something like this also in alabama, oklahoma, and

tennessee. >> brian: yeah. see more of that coming. remember, north carolina's governor came out and said something similar to that and basically ousted them. >> ainsley: i don't know if we have time to read it. the spokesperson for sarah huckabee sanders said -- i don't have it in front of belief it was on the prompter. >> brian: here it is. >> ainsley: the governor said she will sign laws that focus on protecting and educating our kids not indoctrineating them our schools is no place for the left's radical agenda. arkansas isn't going to rewrite the rules of biology just to please a handful of far left add. >> will athletes to compete with trans athletes. it's not fair. >> steve: coming up 6:30 here in the east. coming up, one of hollywood's biggest names in court for allegedly colliding with a man on a utah ski slope leaving him unconscious. what attorneys for gwyneth paltrow say about those claims coming up on "fox & friends."

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in new jersey, 8 dolphins died and they got stranded on the beach yesterday in sea ill city. rescue crews tried to save them. also suffering. the latest loss of marine life on the east coast. at least 23 whales watched up on beaches in new jersey, new york and virginia. overseas in italy american tourist find $500 for driving a ferry into a pedestrian only plaza in florence. the man was ticketed after parking outside parking outside of the site of museum angelo david sculpture. the u.s. citizen was driving in a, quote, nonsensical way and didn't have the proper paperwork to drive in the country. those are your headlines. i want to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. hi, janice. >> janice: hello, good morning. i have a friend of mine over here. hi, sir, what else your name? >> paul. >> and i saw you yesterday? >> yes we were here yesterday. >> where are you from.

>> illinois. >> janice: what were you doing here. >> just enjoying new york. >> janice: do you like "fox & friends"? >> i watch it every day. >> 39, 49 in new york. i see you have a friend over there, too. we will get to her in a second. cleveland, 45. temperatures across the southern plains, very warm. and getting warmer as the day goes on. this is the 24-hour temperature change. so we are feeling like springtime my friends. not so across the west though. take a look at the latest round of wet weather and snow for the mountains moving across the southwest. and this storm system is what is going to give us potential for stronger storms tomorrow and friday. so, that storm track is going to shift more towards the northeast, rather than the northwest, and then that area of low pressure is going to come out to the plains so we could see the potential for stronger storms. do you want to come out and say hi? >> hi. >> janice: just say hi real quick? hi? >> hello.

>> janice: do you want to say hi to anybody at home. >> hi dillon, hi gary, barbara, mom, dad. >> janice: not bad. send it back to steve, ainsley and brian. thanks for getting up with us. >> thank you very much, janice dean. and the weather outside not too bad today? >> not too bad at all. >> steve: moving on. the senate trial against gwyneth paltrow now underway in a courtroom. the actress is being sued for $300,000 after she allegedly collided with another skier a couple of years ago, leaving him unconscious. at one of the country's most exclusive ski resorts in 2016. >> she knew that skiing that way, looking somewhere else, blind m.r.i.ly skiing down a mountain by looking up and to the side was reckless. >> let me suggest that that sword is being used to defend a meritless claim. that she somehow left him, an

unconscious man. i can tell you we believe it to be utter b.s. >> well, gwyneth paltrow along with her husband and children are expected to take the stand. could be today. joining us now trial return rebecca rose woodland, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: so she allegedly crashed into this optometrist retired optometrist by the name of terry sanderson. he says he has brain injury, four broken ribs. pain and suffering and he wants money from the actress. >> he wants a lot of money. he wanted a lot more money. when the judge decided there were no punitive damages he reduced his request to $300,000. >> steve: right. >> she is saying he skied into him. she is saying the complete opposite that he skied into her. it's really important what that is. because the responsibility, the liability on this is the skier up hill has the responsibility

to be prudent. >> steve: prudent, in control. >> prudent and in control and watch for those below. the big point is going to be who the jury finds more credible. >> steve: absolutely. so, yesterday, apparently somebody -- the lone witness who saw it all said that she skied into him. >> yes. i understand that witness was produced by the doctor. so, apparently the doctor and that witness have some sort of relationship. i think we will see more from her side as to what happened. i think she is going to take the stand. this is a civil case. so she is taking the stand. and she is going to discuss what happened. we'll see the doctor take the stand. and i think it's going to be a battle of who the jurors believe more. >> steve: right. she is so famous and is that going -- is there a jury or just the judge. >> i believe there's a jury here, right? so i know the jurors --

potential jurors do you know gwyneth raise your hand apparently they all raised their hand. we are going to assume that the jury is going to be unbiased going in saying i don't have a decision either way about this. >> steve: right. >> >> american people are very good when they sit on a jury. they are very concerned with justice. >> steve: right. >> i believe that justice will be definitely seen in this case. >> steve: there's a possibility, rebecca, she may take the stand today along with her husband and her two children? >> yes. possibly today if not later in the week. it depends on how the witness schedule works. yes, i think her two children are on the list and her husband. >> steve: do you have any idea, real quick question and answer, it sounds like she -- he wants $300,000. movie starwise, that doesn't seem like a lot of money. why wouldn't they just settle that. >> i have to assume that she is very strong in her position that she did not hurt him and was not the person at fault. >> steve: so she has got to prove that she was innocent. >> she must feel that she is

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how are you? thanks for having me. well, i can just tell you this, the kids are the ones that, again, are suffering. and this is a perfect example of why the parent actually should have a seat at the table. once again, we have unions and the district sitting at a table negotiating and deciding the fate of education where we are just sitting here on the sidelines. and, you know, we are just looking at what's going on. sitting here helpless. and we're not saying that teachers and, you know, the workers do not deserve better wages and all that. they do. they absolutely do deserve that the district has offered very

generous packages to both utla, the teacher's union and sciu. what happened is they both walked away from negotiations and we are, again, facing, you know, the fifth year of disruptions after utla had a teacher's strike where parents went and supported these teachers and then this is what happens. we are in, again, another strike because the teachers union is basically striking. they are saying they are in solidarity with sciu but what they're, in fact, doing is striking. they are using sciu as a ploy and basically hiding behind them to strike. >> brian: we were splitting the screen. they're dancing in the rain and doing synchronized dancing and cheerleading while your kids sit a at home and wonder when their education is going to get back on track. they are out there picketing and

dancing around. congratulations to them. danna, quick question, how did your kids deal with the two year shut down. they were at home for two years, right? this is all over again. >> i think this is -- first of all, this is discussing. they held a rally downtown, you know, to announce the whole that they are going on strike. and the two leaders, especially myers cruise the president of utla and the president of sciu are saying shut it down. shut what down? this is not a car factory. >> this is not a corporation. we're talking about a school district. we're talking about kids. we're talking about education. so shutting it down, you're talking about education, then you are talking about food for kids who are depending on it. you are talking about, you know, safety for kids who need to be in school. i think it's absolutely

disgusting how they are behaving and dancings in the rain and thinking this some great thing they are doing. they could have been negotiating the whole time but they decided to walk away. the superintendent is imploring them to come back to the negotiating table but, no. they are sitting there dancing in the rain. >> brian: all you are worried about is your kid in school that's not learning again, disrupted again. no interaction again. and they are doing synchronized dancing out in the rain. >> yeah. i want them to come back. >> brian: you should be relentlessly negotiating. you have a right to negotiate. i get it. you decide to be a union represented i understand it. but to break off talks is unacceptable. they want 30% increase in wages. they want equity in wages. they want more full-time hours and equitable access to healthcare. we will see how it goes. >> i have to say, i have to say, i mean, i don't know where in the world you get, you know a

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to medication supply. it's very frustrating and really a combination between conflict issues and acute exacerbations. redepend on raw materials from china and india. slow regulatory, lack of transparency regarding supply. and then also increased use. what if something we saw over the winter we saw we had a lot of medications, antibiotics, ibuprofen in short supply. why was that because people were using them a lot more because of weakened immune systems coming out of the pandemic. now let's look at some of these cancer medications that are in short supply. it's very similar in the sense that cancer diagnoses were down 25% the last few years because of the covid-19 pandemic. people weren't going and getting their cancer treatments, their screenings. and now here we are we are having more cancer diagnoses and we are finding these medications in short supply. we have to do more than we can to manufacture these medications in the united states and have increased transparency with their regulation and supplies so that we don't have these issues

anymore. >> ainsley: amen. i agree with you wholeheartedly. let's bring in laura beret whose daughter was diagnosed with cancer when she was 9 years old thankfully cancer-free now her mom works to get patients the drugs they need. good morning. >> laura. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. i can't imagine getting that diagnosis especially when it's your child but then know we might not get the drugs to help save her life. did that affect your family. >> it was a tissue place to put a family in crisis terrible words to hears a a mom to be told you need to go home because there are no drugs today, they are on shortage. and i struggled with hearing that but my child who was 9 she heard it too. she had a lot of questions. what does it mean? i thought i needed this to survive. we found that this is not a new

crisis. this is actually systemic and going on for more than two decades. and pediatric cancer patients are 90% more likely to go into shortage. and they stay -- their drugs stay short 30% longer. >> ainsley: wow. we have to do something about this. you started an organization called angels for change. what's your website if parents want more information? >> yes. angels for change.org. on a mission to end drug shortages. and we are the only patient advocacy organization in the u.s. that works to end drug shortages. >> ainsley: i'm so glad your daughter is doing well. god bless you. thank you so much both of you ladies for coming on. >> thank you for having us. >> ainsley: you are welcome. coming up. a brand new report on that infamous memo labeling parents as domestic terrorists. that's out. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me.

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