>> todd: the united states military conducting airstrike overnight in syria after drone attack kills an american and injuries five u.s. servicemembers. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. the drone originated from iran and comes after series of attacks by the revolutionary guard.

u.s. troops have come under attack 78 times by iranian backed groups. good morning. >> alexandria: good morning, according to defense department u.s. contractor was killed after a group crashed unmanned ariel vehicle into a building in northeast syria 1:30 local time. once determined it was iranian origin, the war posing group says eight iranian fighters were killed in that action. lloyd austin said the airstrikes were conducted in response to attacks by the group irgc. we will defend our people. no group will strike our troops with impunity.

republican congressman matt gates offered this, it is deeply sad to see americans killed and troops killed in syria. this is price of guarding oilfields in other countries. iran continue to stain desert sand with the blood of america's best. since 2021, air kurilla says u.s. troops have come under attacks by iranian backed groups and we will defend our people and respond at time and place of our choosing. we are postured in the face of any iranian attacks. enduring defeat of isis would benefit security and stability of syria and entire region. he added to congress, in that region, iran holds largest and most capable aerial vehicle force in the area. something to contend with.

>> ashley: alexandria hoff, thank you. >> attacks usually don't kill americans, this is unacceptable, it is the right response for the u.s. to counter attack. i don't think this means iran is taking a new tactic against the u.s. i think the attacks are directed by syria, syria is supported by iran. they are getting the weapons from the guard and syria doesn't like the fact we have presence in their country. >> ashley: nearing the eight year mark, u.s. troops ensure isis does not make a comeback. >> todd: ceo of tiktok testifying on capitol hill claiming his app is not an agent of china. lawmakers demanding answers on if china is improperly accessing your user data.

>> can you say with 100% certainty bytedance or tiktok can target americans with similar techniques? >> i disagree with characterization it is spying, it was an internal investigation. >> can you do surveillance of other americans? >> we will protect u.s. user data. it is commitment we have given to the committee. >> do they have these same things over there? do they have these challenges? >> i'm not sure. here is the problem, with data comes power, they can make you believe things that are not true. >> todd: florida congresswoman mentioned tiktok video of gun accompanied with a gun before it was taken down midhearing. >> you expect us to believe that you are capable of maintaining the data security, privacy and

security of 150 million americans and you can't even protect the people in this room? >> it was taken down. >> todd: bombshell admission that his own kids are not on tiktok. as parents of the long island teen that committed suicide after watching the app broke down in tears. >> i would be happy with that, but if that is not going to happen, i would like to see mainly stopping of promoting these types of videos that my son was getting. it was horrific and it is obviously happening to other children, as well. >> todd: what is more important, our kids' lives or an app. the app is safe and protects users, he maintained. >> todd: former president trump is creating false expectation of

his potential arrest. while accusing house republicans of interfering with his investigation. his legal counsel claiming chairman of the house committee jim jordan for alvin bragg to testify was unlawful incursion to new york's sovereignty adding congress cannot have any legitimate legislative task for local prosecutors enforcing state law. former president calls on the da to call it a day after another grand jury cancellation. trump claims there is no crime despite bragg's attempt -- by trump's former lawyer back in 2016. >> todd: today gw enyth paltrow set to take the stand. you can't just attack someone's character because his client is

worried about the way this case is going. paltrow maintain accuser terry sanderson skied into her and claims she stuck around until given okay to leave by a ski instructor. sanderson is seeking damages. bottom of your screen, a human smuggler leaving a one-year-old baby alone, next to a river, at the southern border. the story could have ended worse if it were not for border patrol. that story is next. >> ashley: just a baby. the northern border is seeing record surge of migrants. today biden will outline a deal. some say migrants are being dropped off in his city, he joins us next.

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>> janice: happy friday, everyone, we made it. we have a lot of weather to get to. current temperatures, colder air behind this cold front and area of low pressure for the southern plains. severe thunderstorm warnings south of dallas, flash flood advisories, watches and warnings toward oklahoma and into tennessee. you can see heavy rainfall, some

showers and thunderstorms will turn severe later today into the overnight and saturday when finally it will start to weaken the storm system. today looking at significant threat. we think we will have a tornado outbreak across the areas stretching from louisiana to tennessee with that bullseye of greenville toward memphis and north of louisiana and we could see potential for ef-2+ tornado. big deal if you live in the areas in this hatched region, make sure you have access to watches and warnings as they come in. rain to come across tennessee and ohio river valley, that could bring flash flooding. big system, powerful one that will move across not only the south, we will see potential for a foot of snow for the northern plains, the upper midwest and great lakes. there is the snow forecast.

>> todd: i will use that word with my kids this weekend. >> ashley: i love it. >> janice: i don't want you snoring, i want you alert. foxweather.com. >> todd: happy friday, snorf. this is horrible, we are having fun, but this is probably the worst thing you will see today. crisis at the border. video of human smuggler leaving a one-year-old baby on the edge of the colorado river. what human does this? patrol ag the baby and swooped in, intercepting. raul ortiz posting this follow-up of the child safe and sound thanks to the border patrol agent. >> ashley: horrible. president biden and justin trudea will announce a deal today allowing both countries to turn illegal migrants away at

their shared border. one sector saw 846% increase in crossings and overwhelming small new england town with local officials in vermont begging the state government for help. timothy page is police chief in vermont and joins us now. thanks for being with us. we can all agree this is about time, good idea to close our borders, but what happened, we left them open for so long it is starting to affect small towns like yours. tell us what you are seeing. >> sure. we haven't seen ape great surge yet, but have had families dropped at our welcome center, it is a transportation hub, if you can call it that. we are limited what we can do transportation wise. i didn't know if this was going to become a regular thing or

exactly what was transpiring, i contacted border patrol to find out details. i was advised they are experiencing the unprecedented surge here and probably would continue to bring people to our town to meet up with transportation needs, things of that nature in an effort to get ahead of this problem because our resources are limited. we're a small town and we don't have a lot of resources to take care of a lot of individuals. i did put a call into the governor's office, maybe we could get state involvement in regard to this issue and maybe get ahead of it. >> ashley: what was the response from our governor? >> it was great response within just 15 minutes i was receiving call from agency heads asking what i was experiencing and

their plan was to get together to see how they could mobilize to help in the effort. it was actually very responsive. >> ashley: good. obviously you're a small town, so why not -- did you ask them why not drop migrants at a sfrnth your city where they have resources to deal with it? >> i did. >> ashley: what did they say? >> they don't have resources to bring them there. they are overwhelmed. the border patrol has done a great job, they are doing everything they can. part of the impotus is to get them some help. they can't do it alone. we can't do it alone. many hands make small tasks. >> ashley: one last question, they told you they didn't have resources, were border patrol

turned away by sanctuary cities or was that unclear? >> no, what i said, they did not have -- >> ashley: border patrol? >> yes, border patrol did not have the ability to bring them to a sanctuary city. their resources are limited. >> ashley: pretty terrifying to hear border patrol is stretched so thin they are just literally scratching the surface trying to find anywhere to take them. good luck, chief timothy page, we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> ashley: of course. listen to this, names and personal information of thousands of lapd officers published online by anti-police activists and the union is blaming the police chief. you will not believe it. >> todd: and calling it quits because biological men keep winning women's races. is this new normal for women's

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>> ashley: the world athletic organization votes to ban trans athletes who transition from male to female from competing in women's track and field. listen. >> council will excludetransgender athletes from female world ranking competition from march 31 this year. where science is insufficient to justify maintaining testosterone for athletes council agree it must be guided by overarching principle to protect the female category. >> ashley: new rule takes effect

one week from today. >> todd: tiffany thomas gets first place at a cycling event in new york city. the issue has gotten so out of hand one female champion has left the sport. cyclist hannah explains she finished fourth between two biological males. she said my friends and family s sob. holly, a competitive cyclist, joins me now. holly, you are not the one giving up your career, this is a fellow cyclist. can you even blame her? >> i can't. the thought has crossed my mind because it is so discouraging and disheartening to be forced to compete in unfair competitions. >> todd: on this show we've talked about physical disparity between men and women in sports

like swimming and weightlifting. holly, walk us through biological differences that impact cycling and how they do so. >> in cycling, it is impacted from all angles, physical strength, having enough strength to turn the pedal, lung capacity, putting yourself in an effort as hard as you possibly can and it is the training that goes into building a base over many, many years. you develop skill talent in bike handling ability. many males enter competition that require technical skills don't have skills built up from years of racing, but rather rely just on pure power and strength to go fast. >> todd: does biological woman at top of her game have realistic chance against biological male at the top of

his? >> no. we would see women in the tour de france instead of men if only they did. >> todd: this is science. what message does this give to women and girls who want to strife to be the best in your support and frankly in any sport? >> it is very disheartening. as a young woman, you look up to role models and you think the sky is the limit. you believe if you put in enough training, have talent and skill, that you could be the best. when you are forced to compete against males that have physical advantages, it is not reality anymore. >> todd: do you fear this movement to include biological males in women and girl sports is beginning of the end of women

sports despite all gains brought to women through title ix? >> i've certainly worried about that over the last four years, as i have faced this personally. i've seen more and more males entering women's races. i also have seen people beginning to speak up more and having a bit more courage to come forward with their story and say, this is not okay. women deserve equality and a protected space in which to pursue sports. >> todd: i dream about watching my two little girls participate in sports, i hope nothing interferes with that. thanks so much. janet yellen wants regulators to step in and bail out big banks. steve forbes will tell us what needs to be done. >> ashley: and you have to see

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>> todd: we are back with a fox news alert. overnight french authorities reporting 441 law enforcement officers hurt following yesterday's protest against emmanuel macron pension reform. anarchist groups smashed windows and set over 900 fires in the streets of paris. city hall set on fire during the clash. interior ministry calling this most violent day of protest since january with 457 people arrested. this unrest has seen million protesters after the french president's attempt to increase retirement age from 62 to 64. treasury secretary janet yellen now says regulators will be prepared to take action to bail

out big banks in the future, but had a different message one day before. >> have not considered or discussed blanket insurance or guarantees, we invoked so-called systemic risk exception, these are tools we could use again for institution of any size if we judge the failure would pose contagious threat. >> ashley: forbes media, steve forbes joins us. how should americans be reacting to this? >> steve: they should be very worried this administration doesn't have its act together. the treasury secretary, goes on national television or hearing in congress and three days in a row changes her tune. one day we're going on, next day, no, we will do case by case

and next day, we will help anything out. that tells you they are not on top of the situation and the administration, unlike what we did in the early '80s, they have anti-growth. we are in for rough water ahead, bank system has a lot of reserve, loan book, even though there are bad ones out there, not as bad as 2008. she should take a vow of silence. >> todd: two jobs you don't want, for argument sake we will do it on the program. what steps would you take at treasury and the fed if you were in charge of the institution? >> on federal reserve, stop the disaster by making it worse. fight inflation, when your money goes down, you are creating too much much it. stop excess money creation.

they did it in the mid-'80s to late 1990s, the great moderation and it worked. stop trashing the economy. treasury department, i would go to my boss, president biden, and say, mr. president, we need tax cuts, not increases. let's cut a deal with the republicans on the debt ceiling. >> todd: both things, treasury and the fed, everything is natheba to the democratic party. >> steve: it will be trouble in 2024. >> ashley: your comments make me nervous. should americans be worried about their money? >> no, most people within the $250 range, so don't panic. people are spreading money around if they have cash among various banks covered by

insurance. in terms of the economy, we are feeling rough water, there is a lot of great stuff going on if people get out of the way. >> todd: a house democrat lashing out at republicans trying to negotiate government spending before agreeing to raise the debt ceiling. listen to this. >> i got a great-granddaughter that falls out and screams when she can't have her way. i tell her, get up off of the floor, you are not going to get it. get up off the ground and pass this debt ceiling. >> todd: mr. steve forbes, labeled screaming toddler by the left. >> steve: you will have a lot of screaming among democrats next year if people don't feel they are on top of making this economy limp along unnecessarily, one thing republicans consider in addition

to don't spend the money you haven't spent and make effort to recover the fraud out there, which is massive. instead of doing a two-year deal, do it for six months and say we want monthly reports, what are you doing to open up federal land and get fraudulent money back and not spend money you shouldn't have been spending in the first place. their feet at the fire. >> todd: republicans need to hold the line. steve forbes, thank you, we appreciate it. >> ashley: the names, photos and other personal information for understand thises of lapd officers published online by anti-police group and the00 union is blaming police chief because it was released through public record request. this site just went up day or two ago and puts bounty on our officers, we are going to court

to try to get it taken down and send cease and desist to facebook and twitter. we have published 9000 names of undercover lapd officers, let the games begin. payback time. dangerous. >> todd: and sickening. parent bill of rights today and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez making it clear where they stand. >> we talk about progressive values, i can say what my progressive value is and that is freedom over fascism. >> todd: tell you what is in the bill and you can decide if you agree with aoc. >> ashley: and pete hegseth live in princeton, new jersey, cheering on his alma mater as they fight for a spot in the

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>> todd: the house set to vote on giving parent right to know what their children are learning in school, same effort biden administration liken to domestic

terrorism. >> ashley: brooke singman. >> brooke: gop lawmakers fighting for transzy in education, the parent bill of rights calling for access to material taught to kids, ability to voice concern to education officials, see school budget, protect their children's privacy and get information on violence happening at school. several school districts across the country exposed kids to graphic books with lgbtq content, gender expression and critical race theory. democrats claim this will lead to censured learning. listen. >> this legislation is attempt to nationalize education system and mandate one size fits all approach across the country assuming the size that fits is a right-wing straight jacket.

>> when we talk about progressive values, i can say what my progressive value is, freedom over fascism. >> brooke: gop lawmakers want to know why democrats are so against parents being involved in their children's education. >> we must ask, why is that, could it be if parents got to see what their children are being taught, maybe the far left agenda of critical race theory, gender confusion might be in danger of elimination? >> biden administration refer to parents as domestic terrorism and hate crimes. are you kidding me? they are parent wanting best for their kids. >> ashley: co-founder of moms for liberty giving this testimony. >> parents have right to direct upbringing of their children. >> parental rights do not stop at the classroom door, we do not

co-parent with the government. >> brooke: report earlier this week said biden administration misused counter terrorism resources against parents at school board meetings. >> ashley: thank you. biden using taxpayer money to fund a research project between university of virginia and ccp-controlled school that conducts research for china's military. grant records shows guiding low-carbon economy and opportunity to offset emission with new technology. we spoke to a chinese immigrant who survived the revolution. she calls the program terrifying. >> i'm a very terrified about this, people got to understand, all universities are controlled by ministry of education. i wish our congress had restrictions on any federal dollars to not go to any

partnership with china. china wants to be number one economically, militarily and technologically. we need to revalue policy when it comes to china. >> ashley: university of virginia provided "fox and friends first" with statement saying important part of researching climate change is working with institutions around the world to compare effects of warming climate and efficacy of different proposed solutions. china is not winning ribbons for helping with climate change. >> todd: permitting two coal plants per year. it is madness, march madness. floater advancing after taking down the voles. fau will face k-state after winning the battle against michigan state in overtime. >> he is struck by noel. ball is loose and innel dribbles

and lays it in. count the basket and kansas state wins it. >> todd: sorry, america, your bracket looks like you know what. spartans stun. after the game, cats coach delivering this powerful speech. >> we got a ton of faith in each other. they have faith in me. i have faith in every one of these guys. they probably did more coaching than i did. i just try to love them. when you love people, it is amazing what you can accomplish. >> todd: i love that. and uconn victory over razorbacks, thanks to jordan hawkins who poured in 24 points. uconn is back. i'm sad, gonzaga topping bruins, ucla thrilling win that went right down to the wire. >> chances are you get more than one opportunity.

for the lead. and here we go. and campbell, it would have counted and gonzaga survives. >> todd: you hit a three like that, you deserve to win and zags did, they will face uconn next round. >> ashley: princeton tigers made it to sweet 16 for first time since 1967 and fans are celebrating the ci cinderella. >> todd: as a former tiger basketball player yourself who averaged 1.2 points per game, .1 rebounds per game and 37% field goal percentage, what is clicking in your estimation for this year's team? >> pete: well, more with this year's team than anything i ever did, that is only lost footage

we can find of my career there at princeton. the few scant moments i made the court. it is fun to watch your alma mater, ivy league basketball, i think it is great basketball, it is not always consider the top of the top. this team plays well, they are smart, disciplined, they can shoot the ball well. they didn't shoot well against arizona and still won. this game against creighton. to be a small part of it, i was a pine rider for four years, i knew how to be the other team's best player in practice and watch the game from the sideline. i played one minute in a ncaa tournament game in 2001, my claim to fame, it is a great cinderella story, that is what

march madness is all about. pretty cool. >> ashley: you are at yankee doodle tap room, have you been there before? >> pete: yes, i have, maybe as an undergraduate. the yankee doodle tap room is right across the street from old nassau, central part of campus at princeton, from nassau hall, once the capitol of the united states, part of turning point of the revolution. the yankee doodle tap room lives in lure, wall full of alum niand maybe i will get a pint by the time we are done. >> todd: you will be there for "fox and friends" talking to viewers and hosting from that location. you mention ivy league basketball, you went to

princeton, i went to dartmouth. dartmouth last made the ncaa tournament in 1959. i will not take trips to hanover. >> pete: it is not your sport, stick to rugby, i don't know what dartmouth plays. >> todd: women's hockey. >> ashley: president biden's patience is running out with vice president kamala harris because apparently she is not rising to the occasion. >> todd: that does not bode well for 2024. look at this, joe concha in the studio live showing you his form and talking about it next. (vo) some people say the metaverse will only be virtual. but firefighters entering a burning house...

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>> todd: an interesting moment playing out during a hearing on capitol hill yesterday. watch. >> if a person lies on form 4473 and user of unlawful drugs, you can get between five and 10 years for now. what is that sentence now. >> up to 15. >> up to 15 years. why hasn't hunter biden been prosecuted for the crime that he committed? >> i'm not aware of the facts of that case and can't comment on it. >> ashley: oh, boy, joe concha joins us now. why do you think he has not been reasonable doubt auto. >> hunter biden is going on a book tour next month. i can guarantee you any questions around him lying on this this particular form will be omitted and he will be portrayed as a victim by evil republicans out to get the president. the bottom line is that he did lie on that particular form. but, more importantly, the bank record story. right, that we have been talking about this week.

where more than a million dollars was paid to the biden family, we're talking about hunter biden, james biden, the president's brother, and then hallie biden who is a guidance counselor in delaware who is obviously the president's daughter-in-law. how sands of dollars, for, what? what services were rendered? that's the bigger story here, guys. >> todd: you alluded to it back on this form. hunter biden allegedly saying he did not have an addiction issue on a form for a firearm. hence the question that you heard there. i think you raise a really good point. based upon the letter of the law, he should be arrested but will he ultimately is the question. >> if this was donald trump jr., what would the media coverage look like. it's a very easy -- ash what we are not seeing. >> todd: arrested before he filled out the form. new reports revealing that president biden is ukraineed by kamala harris not rising to the occasion or taking anythinoff his plate. here's the article from the "new

york post" quoting two former white house officials who claim the 80-year-old biden who has gone out of his way to praise harris in recent public remarks reportedly has griped about his number two's reluctance to take on risky assignments. what is this leak all about an attempt to light a fire or get her off the ticket in 2024. >> there are a lot of leaks around the vice president recently. there is a reason to believe for it. there has never been a more inept, inarticulate vice president than dan quayle. going back 30 years to find any sort of comparison. failed at number one job at the border. f-minus as far as fentanyl coming over. 182 people have been encountered that are on the fbi watch list, right? so, you look at her job in terms of what she is doing and the way she just every speech is word salad times 25. there's no confidence there as

far as her being a plan b or even a plan z for the president at this point. >> ashley: you never know what she is trying to say. trying to sift through the weeds. >> todd: and that's everyday. >> ashley: at least multiple times a week. we do have to talk to this. critics are cringing at new hillary clinton video skit policy class she will be teaching at columbia, university. watch. ♪ ♪ >> here i am. >> hillary, you are running again. >> i sure am, karen. i just got here early for the new class we are teaching together on foreign policy decision-making. >> ashley: did you cringe at that? >> i don't know who to say about it. >> there's not much to say. can you see why she lost the 2016 election. there is no one more inauthentic outside of kamala harris and george santos than hillary clinton. and this whole quest to be relevant is just so hard to

watch, right? she has been on a public therapy tour for the past six years, basically. and now she will be teaching at columbia, scratch off one more school that my kids are going to be going to as a result, right? because i need hillary clinton teaching me like any bill de blasio teaching my kids at harvard, right? so, here we are. i don't even know what to say at this point, ashley. you fill out the blanks. >> ashley: you can watch it yourself and just know. i mean, i know you want to -- >> you hit the right word. inauthentic. when you see people who are successful in this medium, television, which you obviously need in order to win the presidency, people down to earth, who say what they think. what's on their mind. you may not like what they say but it comes across as natural. and that never has from hillary. >> what's the course going to be about by the way? how to be an election denier? after 2016, time and time again she said donald trump was not

legitimate president, maybe the course can be how to be insufferable on social media because you just see it time and time again. anyway we got to go, guys. "fox & friends" is going to start very soon. >> todd: 14 seconds. we want you to have a great weekend. you to have a great weekend and most importantly everybody out there to have a great weekend including hegseth live from princeton university his alma matter al morning long. >> ashley: "fox & friends" begins right now. >> u.s. contractor and five injured by iranian drone in syria. >> the u.s. has carried out airstrikes against the islamic revolutionary guard. >> they are unacceptable. i think it is the rice response. >> spy something not always by the chinese government. >> tiktok ceo testifying before congress. >> the app. poses a major threat. >> the surveillance us all. >> extension of the ccp. >> tiktok's time is up. >> canceling grand jury proceedings on thursday. delaying a possible indictment

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