>> todd: a grand jury expected back in court today after da alvin bragg cancelled the hearing yesterday. we are learning there is major dissension in the case, the jury may not be convinced to indict the former president. you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. authorities want to hear from two assist nota da's. >> todd: jim jordan writing, last year you resigned from alvin bragg's office, shaming alvin bragg in your resignation letter into bringing charges, based on your unique role, we request your cooperation with our prosecutorial decision. brooke singman has details on

the probe. >> brooke: sources familiar tell me there is major dissension within district attorney alvin bragg's case. alvin bragg's office cancelled grand jury proceedings yesterday, one source says the da is having trouble convincing the grand jury on potential charges due to weakness of the case against former president donald trump. trump posting on truth social, every article i read and everything i watch say president trump did in the wrong here, the crime is if i get charged. possible charges stem from a payment that then trump lawyer michael cohen made to adult film actress stormy daniels right before the presidential election. house republicans investigating the da over the handling of the probe. jim jordan is calling for testimony from mark pomeranz

and -- who resigned from the trump investigation in february of 2022. alvin bragg at the time began raising doubts about pursuing the trump investigation and suspended it when he came in as district attorney in 2022. in their resignation letters last year, the ex prosecutors, pomeranz and dunn call it contrary to public interest. >> the two individuals who were assistants, resign, throw a fit and write a book and create pressure on alvin bragg from the left. now he decides to indict president trump. we want them to come in for a transcribed interview, we want to ask them important questions. >> brooke: there is speculation charges could be brought against trump imminently, there is also a chance former president trump will not be indicted.

>> todd: everybody searching for answers, we are no closer to an answer. allen dershowitz has a take on this, watch. >> i have never seen a case in 60 years of practice, which has so many holes in it. start with the statute of limitations, it is seven years since he committed the crime. new york state says the only exception is if his whereabouts are unknown. i have to tell you, alvin bragg could have found him in the white house. in the end, i think alvin bragg is worried about his own bar card and he is worried if he brings this case and uses a witness, who he has to know is lying, there will be investigations of him and there should be investigations. >> todd: that bar admission argument interesting point by dershowitz there. what happens if they decide not

to indict trump? blinken testifying yesterday. >> i think it is fair to say yes. >> do you agree with the following statement that fentanyl coming from mexico is killing americans by the tens of thousands? >> it is and also killing mexicans. >> todd: we spoke to former deputy national security advisor who says this answer from blinken proves he is putting mexico before the safety of americans. >> we have 70,000 americans affected, if secretary blinken were to get serious about fentanyl, he would have to take seriously the risk at the southern border and encourage the administration to do something about it, but that is something they refuse to do. it is more important to them to have unfettered migration into

the united states than to protect americans. >> todd: the mexican president says you, an american, as an american, are to blame for the drug epidemic. we do not produce fentanyl and do not have consumption of fentanyl, why doesn't the united states take care of their problem of social decay? >> todd: >> ashley: florida governor ron desantis, listen. >> if china did invade taiwan? >> that would be aggression. >> america should get involved in that? >> taiwan is a strong ally of the united states, that is a critical interest for us and key allies like japan and south korea and overall, the number one issue we face internationally is checking growth in the rise of china. they are much more powerful than putin and russia are and they really represent the biggest threat that we've seen to our ability to lead since the soviet

union. >> ashley: this follows chinese president xi jinping visit to russia, which has lawmakers concerned china will provide russia with weapons to further decimate ukraine. the interview is available on fox nation today. >> todd: ceo of tiktok heading to capitol hill to convince lawmakers it is not a spy tool for the ccp. >> ashley: congressman buddy carter will be in the hearing asking questions. he is here with a preview next. ♪ ♪ make your dream car...a reality.

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>> ashley: a rare tornado tears through los angeles, leaving at least one hurt. video out of montabello. >> todd: knocking down trees across the county, buildings damaged, roofs ripped off. janice dean has the fox weather forecast.

tornado in socal? >> janice: they have had weather in coastal california and they are dealing with avalanche threats in sierra, nevada. we'll calm things down for california and move that storm track toward the northwest and look at all of the snow that is going to move inland across the mountains toward the rockies and northern plains in the upper midwest and the warmer side of the storm will bring risk for severe storms including tornados today and friday. there is low pressure from the rockies toward the plain states and today, especially in the afternoon and evening, we have daytime heating and will see that low move slowly eastward with friday. heavy rainfall is the risk, so flooding is certainly possible. severe storm threat, significant threat here for parts of

louisiana, arkansas, toward mississippi. we have the risk from texas up toward ohio and tennessee river valley on friday and heavy rainfall, couple inches in short period will cause risk for flash flooding. we have flash flood threat friday through saturday for some areas, especially across ohio valley and then some of that action is going to get toward the northeast on friday afternoon into saturday, mainly rain. we will see some snow work into the upper midwest, greatic las and upstate new york and new england saturday and sunday. the snow will be limited for the northern portion, we will see potential for heavy rainfall and there is snowfall amounts saturday through sunday with focus on maine when it comes to snow. potential record high for today for parts of north carolina, mississippi and florida. close to 90 here. we have all seasons on the map

today. we will certainly focus on that video across california, where they have been inundated with weather. >> ashley: it's a lot. >> janice: foxweather.com, will keep you posted. >> todd: the ceo of tiktok set to testify today trying to convince lawmakers the app's parent company bytedance is not a -- of china. >> ashley: reporting 27 governments are unknowingly helping the company gather information. buddy carter will question tiktok's ceo today. congressman, what do you want to know? what will you be asking? >> what i will be asking is why is it that tiktok is not moderating the dangerous and illegal programs that are on

tiktok. you have milk crate challenge, the blackout challenge, that have resulted in united states children dying and being killed as a result of this. i want to know why tiktok is not moderating this kind of content? why are they not paying attention to it? they are doing it on the chinese version of tiktok, but not on the u.s. version. no question in my mind, this is psychological war fare by the chinese communist party and being levelled against american children. >> todd: there is also the point about the data. ceo saying ccp cannot access america's data. do you trust him, congressman? >> absolutely not, no further know that i can pick him up and throw him. they can call it operation texas, supposedly going to partner with oracle, which is a

fine company, until the parent company bytedance discards ownership into the company and tiktok, we will not be satisfied. they will still be able to access that information and some is biometric information and we should be concerned about that. until they discard the shares of ownership, they are not going to be trusted in the united states. >> ashley: this was pretty rich, even eric swalwell has concerns about tiktok. listen. >> i want to make sure no data is going back to the chinese communist party and not put us in a national security risk. i'm considering it, national security has to be top priority. >> ashley: your thoughts on this? at least it is getting bipartisan consideration. >> it should get bipartisan consideration, the content on tiktok does not discriminate

against a republican or democrat, it is impacting all american children. this is a national security perspective, glad to hear one colleague across the aisle is concerned, they should all be concerned. the chinese communist party is not our friend, not our adversary, they are our enemy, we have to realize that. >> todd: national education association says the parent rights bill is "toxic," anded said the parent bill of rights will increase book ban and educator aughton me while doing nothing to promote parent involvement in schools. your response to this attack on parents having a say in their kid's education. >> you know, the left wants to define parents who want to be involved in their children's education as domestic

terrorists, we introduced a parental bill of rights. they should be involved in their children's education, what the budget is, they should have conferences with teachers and know if there is an act of violence and make sure their children's privacy is protected. these have to do with parental bill of rights and that is what we want to make sure parents know that. we had a georgia legislature who wanted to equate worthiness of being a parent with educational level. that makes no sense at all, the left is convinced the government can do a better job than parents can, we don't see that at all. >> todd: so scared of parents knowing what their kids are learning in school, it makes you scratch your head what their motive is. congressman carter, thanks for getting up with us, we appreciate it.

president biden approval 41%, even worse for kamala harris heading into the 2024 election season, maybe this has something to do with it. >> during women's history month we celebrate and honor women who made history throughout history, who saw what could be unburdened by what had been. >> todd: i got to stop. >> grace curly is here to tell us if she expectses to see biden and harris at the top of the democratic ticket. >> todd: one a week at this point.

>> ashley: today los angeles sc school -- taking to the streets in the pouring rain for the last

two days demanding better pay and increased staffing, putting on displays like this ♪ >> ashley: okay. california governor gavin newsom has been silent on the dispute, not responding to inquiries from fox news. they are expected to return to work tomorrow with or without a deal. >> todd: ratings on the decline for biden and harris, 36% of voters approve of harris and biden's approval rating drop to 41%. even scranton is having questions. i think he is supposed to run again, right? is there a president that didn't go for a second run? who else is there? we need someone fresh.

grace curley is a fresh face on the political scene, host of the grace curley show. great to have you here. does this pair cross the finish line at democratic national convention as their party's nominee? >> i think they will and i don't think other democrats are wanting to go up against them aside from mary ann williamson. numbers in high 30s and low 40s, my initial thoughts are, who are those people? who is saying things are going well? on all fronts, joe biden is struggling, the border, the banks with alleged influence pedalling schemes, this is an administration that has failed on so many fronts. who are the people giving this administration and these two the

thumbs up. >> todd: you hear the tone in the folks from scranton, what they think of scranton joe's economy. can he win a general if everything continues the way it is and americans continue to struggle financially? >> i would love to say no. i mean, people should understand this. i always thought no matter where you fall politically, if you are not in tune with what is happening everyday, when something affects your wallet, it changes your mind and puts things into perspective. as much as the main-stream media want you to believe this is just happens to joe biden, he is a victim of circumstance, you have to hold the leader accountable. hopefully americans see that and vote accordingly. >> todd: whoever the nominee is, look at how much it costs to buy

groceries. i'll lower that, he raised it, that should be the deciding factor. elections are tricky and weird things happen. meantime, kamala harris whipping up another word salad in celebration of women's history month. take a listen, grace. >> so during women's history month, we celebrate and we honor the women who made history throughout history, who saw what could be unburdened by what had been. >> todd: grace, i don't like asking questions with two parts, i have to here. when did women make history and was that time everyday? >> it was everyday and they were unburdened by what has been. you said this during the teaser, this happens once i week. i would say it happens even

more. as vp, someone not out there so much, she manages to leave such a mark because of her comments. everyone falls victim to word salad, but to do this everyday almost and the fact these are prepared remarks, someone is writing this down makes me think there is a saboteur in her administration purposely trying to throw her off. this quote i've heard 15 times since she's become vice president. it gets put into speeches, it is amazing and head scratching. >> todd: that is the key point. to your point, i had a word salad on a question, i was dealing with the circumstance and i had to go off the mental script i had prepared. to your point, these are written comments, comments she should have thought through, her staff

preps her and yet we keep getting, you are right, everyday history repeats itself shgs it has to stop or the number will dip below 36. i give grace curley a higher approval rating. republicans pushing the pentagon as military looks to increase equity and our incomes look to knock us off our world setting. >> this flippant desire to inject politics now is dividing this committee, dividing this country. it is completely unnecessary. >> todd: how pentagon officials are responding to that. and chinese immigrant has a warning, he is here to share his message. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's why america's beverage companies are working together to deliver more great tasting options

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this morning. you have a stark warning for america, what is it? >> thank you ashley for having me. i was borned, raised, educated in communist china, i observe striking similarities during this covid dictatorship time between china and the united states of america. i find we are really in america descending into a dark kind of reality that somehow those mayors and governors all of a sudden became little emperors and also the media has become ideological tool to do propaganda with one side of the extreme leftist agenda. that is very worry some to me and we cannot make

exceptionalist constitute democracy into this communist style of governance. that worry me the most. we have seen persecute church in china, as you should just shown. everyday my friends are arrested and serving five years, seven years, nine years imprisonment for preaching the gospel and organize peaceful worship service every sunday. now, all of a sudden, we cannot tolerate the worship. if you are in defiance of a little emperor mayor or governor's ordinance who order you how and when, where to worship, this is certainly the

most worrisome thing. including canada and other european countries are coming to this point of active discrimination and perhaps persecution on the door. >> ashley: you talk about the future and worry about what is going to happen and in covid, made it hard for people to come to church. you call them little emperors, you refer to them as, do you think far left politicians or people following this ideology, understand the repercussions that follow by doing this? >> i actually not only feel they understand, they are adopting similar or same tactics and play book from the chinese communist. i feel in that way, the communist party has successfully penetrating or exporting these

tactics, all matter of total control. it is a matter of power over the church and those mayors or governors such as in california. i mean, they just want to be the lord over the church and over the people of faith. i mean, the name of the covid. i think that is the key that the american christians should be prepared for the kind of persecution the chinese christians, saudi arabian christians may have been facing. we need to be prepared. >> ashley: bob, before i let you go, how can americans who do not adhere to practices of being progressive and trying to censure everything, how can they push back on this?

>> i think the most important thing to push back, we need to really honor the lord as christ and the only lord over the church and not any political party, not any political figure, not any ideology can drive ours. we need to stand firm on the rock of faith in christ. otherwise, yeah, if we are accomodating and yielding our faith and even a little bit, then politicians, those are forces will want to replace that and faith will be compromised and we'll have a horrible time not only for ours, but for our children and our next generation. >> ashley: uh-huh. bob, you seem like a good christian man, keep fighting the good fight. thank you, bob fu.

>> todd: republicans grilling officials over new mandatory dei training amid historic recruiting crisis. senator eric eric schmitt accusing being hell bent on our military. >> we are in a committee hearing when china is militarizing islands, they mean business and we're spending time talking about dod $114 million budget request for diversity, equity and inclusion, this is nuts and naive to believe that this is not divisive among recruits or people in the military. what does ensuring equity mean? >> are there barriers, for example, barriers with women who were choosing to leave service. >> the government shouldn't be in the business of that. >> todd: last year the army missed recruitment goal by

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>> todd: the federal reserve raising interest rates for the ninth time in a one-year period, in wake of the turmoil brought on by the banks. >> ashley: elizabeth warren is not happy with jerome powell's latest move. listen to this. >> the two biggest economic problems in this country, he's raised interest rates at an extreme level unlike anything in

modern times and it has created problems throughout the banking system. >> todd: what does the kevin o'leary think? thank you for being on the program. was this the right move by the fed for the average american? >> kevin: yes, yes, it is. core inflation, felt by individuals around prices in food and energy remain north of 6%. fed's job is to tame inflation and we thought because of potential banking crisis, which turned out to be three banks that were poorly managed, there is no run on the u.s. banking system. the fed told us yesterday we are going to get back to our work fighting inflation. senator warren doesn't like this, she's been criticizing the fed. when you are the fed, you can't please everybody. you have to do your job, that is

to tame inflation. this is killer economy inflation and we have it. >> ashley: in the short term, how does this affect americans here quickly? >> kevin: the short term and midterm, the reason we have inflation, we printed $4 trillion, $4 trillion in 36 months. what do you expect when you print that much? not enough goods, so we have inflation and that big poker has to go through the snake and it will take a few more years. the fed will keep rate hikes going probably another two and market anticipates it. what they didn't anticipate yesterday was the fed's press conference. while he was talking, the market started to go down and same time, this may have been orchestrated, janet yellen put out release saying she will not consider raising insurance on

insured accounts past $250,000, that signals they are not worried about the banks system. that could be positive. some consider it negative. the banks system, whether you care about first republic bank or silicon valley bank or signature bank, they were just poorly ran banks and they should go to zero, that is okay. questioning the regional banking system, that is good debate. do we still need them? i don't know, think that through. >> todd: a lot of guys in the regional banking system would like to keep their job. begs question how necessary is it. congresswoman delauro recognizing americans are struggling in joe biden's america and she is a democrat. listen. >> inflation is killing people in this country, it really is. people do live paycheck to paycheck and they are

struggling, we need to focus on how to bring prices down for people. >> todd: okay, kevin, a democrat saying we need to focus on bringing prices down. would joe biden's inflation go away if joe biden focused on bringing inflation down and not on things like climate change and pronouns? >> kevin: well, there is no question there is discord, but in both parties. let me make suggestion about this election cycle starting so early, it is just under two years away. does it make sense to hire politicians, which are governing decisions around politics or policy? my rule, never elect a politician that has never run a business and made payroll, regardless of party. when they have empathy for how hard it is to run a business and small business is 65% of the

economy, if we had more leaders that understood how hard that is, we would have different policy. that is how i feel going into the cycle. biden will get criticism when he focuses on anything that is not lowering inflation. his job is to stay the course with the fed, no other way to do it, it will painful and will probably cost him in the polls. >> ashley: back to what you said, you said some are not worried about the banking system. a lot of americans are, how would you ease those worries for them? what would you say to them? >> kevin: when regional banks were founded, we didn't have digital, today 99% are occurring online. the need for regional banks may be going away because everything is decentralized. you can do transactions in

seconds. when they were formed, you rode your horse up to emthis. ask anybody in their 20s, have you been inside a bank branch? they don't know what that is. the only regional banking system working, state by state, regulators look at banks failing, is north dakota. no one looked at north dakota, it is only state in the union with their own state bank, bank of north dakota founded in 1919 and supervises all banks in the state. they don't have failure, maybe look at number number and model around there. it is way to look at this thing from the perspective of a state. many people don't want to bail out california and new york, they have had it with the states and the policy -- >> ashley: people are done with it, kevin o'leary, we appreciate your insight. >> todd: that was wonderful, mr. wonderful. thank you.

>> ashley: thank you. now to this, liberal activists blaming capitalism for -- american dream is alive, poverty is rampant here and getting worse. blue cities say leadership is to blame, listen. >> i am worried that the child inside of this rv is potentially going to blowup. >> the police didn't take me nowhere, i went to the ambulance and to the hospital. >> ashley: three people who took the videos joined us last hour, they say the american dream is alive and well. >> i was attacked recently in san francisco, i was asking drug dealers not to sell drugs near the school. they didn't take that lightly. i end up getting attacked. >> it comes down to leadership,

you have democratic leaders, that think housing first. no give away studios, no i think strings attached. it has become a freaking free for all. >> we have activists that are anarchy centered and want to see capitalism fall. unfortunately, we're seeing the result of that throughout portland. >> ashley: rise in homelessness comes as more people are dying from drug overdoses, more than 600 losing their lives in 2022 and 800 in seattle. new allegations claiming hunter biden used fbi mole named one eye to tip off investigations into chinese business partners. >> todd: can't wake it up, wait until you hear how then vp biden ran cover for his son. mike huckabee is breaking it down for you next.

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newly up covered email show then vice president biden's office worked to cover up a bloomberg news story about hunter just days after the "new york times" published a report on his dealings in ukraine. >> email to vice president's comms director kate bettingfield eric shearn asked quote you shaw u.s. sometimes article any follow up on it. bedingfield said bp just finished interview with the traveling report mike huckabee is here to react. thank you for being with us. obviously, it's very concerning that this government office had such a cozy relationship, it seems, with the media and the fbi. what do you think? >> well, i think as a person who was in politics for a long time, i would have loved to be able to

tell reporters why don't you just put ice on this story and not go with it because it would really make me look bad. don't we all wish we had rorlts who would just do our bidding? this is outrageous. journalism is dead and donald trump was right. the media has become our enemy, and that's a sad thing. because we need a fair responsible press to tell us what is really happening. this is the best way that we protect our entire country and democracy. i wish "the washington post" motto of democracy dies in darkness would somehow be revived by some of these people. >> todd: we need a non-politicized media and non-politicized fbi. now the "new york post" is reporting that hunter biden used a mole within the fbi named one-eye because, of course, who alerted hunter and his chinese business partners about any federal investigations. governor, how can we trust the fbi to not be politicized and not be so pro-biden and anti-conservative when we get a drip, drip, drip like this

seemingly every week or month now. >> todd, the truth is we can't trust the fbi anymore. that's pathetic. this is an agency we need to have confidence in, and we don't. we have seen how corrupt they are, how politicized and weaponized. and this whole story, i mean, the "new york post" did a magnificent job on this story. and there is one particular piece of it where they say that there was an asian, african and just that one eye tells them that all about involved in this. it sounds like the beginning of a joke somewhere it's not a joke. this is serious. it shows that hunter biden was making and manipulating multi million dollars deals with the chinese communist party. if you made this into a movie, people would say, yeah, it's not credible. it's just -- there is too many twists and turns. you have got these chinese characters named ho and ye and israeli dr. luft who is

involved. gets charged with gun running even though he said he never dealt with arms. the u.s. puts him in prison for a while there are so many crazy things about how this is going down and the press, once again, i blame them, because they just turned, well, let me tell you this, they turn one eye away from the whole story. >> todd: nicely done. >> ashley: that was a good one. we are expecting the trump grand jury to reconvene today after manhattan alvin bragg abruptly canceled's today's hearing. pushback to indict trump the district attorney is having trouble convincing the grand jury on potential charges due to the weakness of the case. your thoughts, governor? >> well, if you can not get an indictment of donald trump in new york where they hate him, run by the most partisan left wing democrats, then maybe it's time for us to say let's move on to something else. here's the tragedy. we just have been talking about

serious criminal activity. what's donald trump doing, going after something like the most legal schorls there is nothing there. this is ridiculous. it's time for al village bragg to put up or shut up and also i wish some of those. >> todd: a huge embarrassment. >> i wish some of his people in the office would walk away. >> todd: got to run. "fox & friends" now. >> the ceo of tiktok set to testify. >> the lawmakers will grill him. >> it's not dance videos congress is concerned about. >> it eventually weaponized that data when they want to. >> the trump grand jury set to reconvene after bragg abruptly canceled the hearing. >> potential charges he is not going to bring the case the only thing that changes trump announces is he running for president. >> south carolina law enforcement reveals it's making progress in the death of stephen smith. >> initially ruled a hit and run his mom believes tha