amendment rights is going to be gagged from speaking about this and it's -- obviously this points to why it's political. it's going to prevent president trump from running for president. >> todd: 100 percent. >> ashley: best point made yet today. matt whitaker, thank you very much. we appreciate your time. >> todd: tomorrow is the day. be here, watch it. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you don't believe me ♪ just watch ♪ come on ♪ ♪ just believe me ♪ just watch. >> steve: bruno mars is starting the day out in fire island morning just to the east of us. 40 degrees, nice and clear. also a day-time high of 50. sunrise out at fire island is going to be in 3 # minutes,

although you can see that ball of fire coming up on the other side of the atlantic. >> ainsley: you will see sunshine but not see what on fire island, brian? >> brian: no cars. only bicycles. it's impossible to get a dui. >> steve: i think you can. you can be drunk driving a bike. >> brian: can you? >> ainsley: bicycling under the influence it's a bui. >> steve: grant was driving a horse too fast. he wasn't drunk. actually that would have been the one day he wasn't drunk. >> brian: he did sometimes surge drinks. >> steve: surge drinks? >> brian: yeah he would blitz it. go dry for a long time and go after it. much like chris in his prime in college. i would say this. did we really need the sign surf line? we know where the surf and the

sand. where the water ends. it said surf line. >> steve: that's the organization that provides the image. we need to thank them. >> ainsley: surf line right here with an arrow. it's a big day today. >> brian: that was ainsley's way for me to tell me to start reading. >> steve: as we explain tv to brian. >> brian: former president donald trump is set to arrive in new york city today ahead of his arraignment out of a manhattan courthouse tomorrow. >> ainsley: this is a live look at his plane down in palm beach at the international airport, which is expected to depart around noon. >> steve: that's right. heading our way. alexandria hoff is following the developments from our nation's capital. alexandria, good morning. >> former president trump is planning a quick round trip to new york. leave at noon bore being formally arrested tomorrow. he adds america bass not supposed to be this way. this follow alvin bragg's 3

#-count indictment against the former president. the indictment does remain sealed so we don't know the charges. it will includes one felony. he expects to make a motion to dismiss. >> we will take the indictment. we will desecond it. the team will look at every, every potential issue that we will be able to challenge and we will challenge. of course, i very much anticipate a motion to dismiss coming because there is no law that fits this. >> now, for days, groups of mostly supporters have been rallying around mar-a-lago. at the same time the new york police department have been installing barricades outside of the manhattan court house. the department says that officers have been placed on alert and are ready to respond in the event of protests. at the same time, the former president's lawyers may be gearing up for a challenge to a move that could potentially bar the former president from talking about the case. "the daily mail" cited unnamed source in reporting quote the trump legal team now thinks that the manhattan judge will take the unprecedented step of

silencing the presidential frontrunner with unconstitutional drag order tomorrow. breaking the order could trigger a fine of $1,000 and a prison sentence of at much as 30 days. fox news has not independently confirmed this. but if the gag order were to be put in place, that could disrupt a speech that the former president intends to make tomorrow night after returning to mar-a-lago. steve, ainsley, brian? >> steve: that's right. thank you very much. the former president said yesterday he would make a speech tomorrow at 8:15 after he is arrested and arraigned here in new york city. buy, if there is gag order, wonder what will happen because, as you have seen ever since he was -- we heard news of the indictment, he has been talking about the judge and it's a witch-hunt and stuff like that. trump and his own lawyer are not on the same page. joe tacapino does not refer to it as this guy as the judge who is going to preside over one

merchant. he says i don't think the judge is biased at all. i think he is going to be fair. >> ainsley: oh really. >> steve: that that is what the judge says about the judge who is will preside over the case. >> ainsley: cost the organization $1.6 million in fines. we will see. the president, you are right. the former president does not agree with tacopina on that issue because he tweeted this out on truth social. he said the corrupt d.a. has no case. what he does have a venue where it's impossible for me to get a fair trial. it must be changed trump eight judge hand picked by the soros backed d.a. must also be changed. also has the doj working with the d.a.'s office. unprecedented. >> brian: i can see his lawyers being happy if the gag order came down because if you do violate the gag order you get jail.

round you up and put you in jail that will be out of everybody's hands. the president not speaking about the case probably works to advantage but the president does what he always does. he likes to work the rest. >> going to be hard for him not to talk about it. for example, what would the gag order look like i can't bring out specifics in the case he says they're doing something terrible to me in new york city. can't talk about it. we're yesterday to fight. is that a violation? other question is about the mugshot. traditionally you don't put out mug shots. they don't put out mug shots in new york city. will they put this one out? does trump even want it out? >> ainsley: pete hegseth said this will be the campaign t-shirt spread across the country if he does have a mugshot. he is going to walk through the front door and walk out through the front door of the courthouse. we were expecting tuj underneath the court house he said no. brian brian is the indictment going to include anything about

a payment to karen macdougall? is it going to be any type of. >> steve: the playboy. >> brian: the playboy met got catch and kill story on the inquirier, you are right, ainsley. is brad going to show intent to defraud when falsifying business records. legal aspects this was tried in civil court. you have got to find he took the fifth in a bunch of places where he was defined to do it. intent to defraud. who? the banks aren't complaining. who intent to defraud the things that he got, the things that he paid. a fine was done. this is the judge. i do understand how he would have some reservations about it, too. this is the same judge that was all over steve bannon for his build the wall thing that he was doing privately that got himself in trouble and he got pardoned for. he was the one that put his cfo in jail in rikers island a 75-year-old jockey how stiffly

he was sentenced. i do understand it. tactically i don't know how it works to bring it up. >> steve: we don't know what the charges are going to be and we won't know tomorrow until after he is arraigned. yesterday i was in palm beach on palm sunday and as i was flying out i saw trump force 1 screen left. the doors were open. it looks like it has a new paint job and they have a new flag on the back tail which is something new. and it was exactly where they always park air force one when he was president of the united states. got to explain. one of the reasons that donald trump maybe talking about the judge and the d.a. because they are trying to get a change of venue. 90 of the% of the people registered are democrats. is he trying to get it changed into the more republican friendly staten island. that's not going to happen but at least he can ask. mark levin on last night. he doesn't like anything that's

happening. >> it's t for we, the people who love this country. the people who are patriots if is time for republicans, moderate democratics, people of goodwill to stand up and be heard. of course i'm not talking about violence. that's the other side i'm talking about democracy i'm talking about the founding of this nation. you look at these issues that are being praise raised against donald trump. it's not about the law. it's not about taxes it's not about business filings and did he put an issue in the right credit or deb kit column or anything of the sort. this is an effort to destroy donald trump. our civil liberties are under attack the democrat party is attacking separation of powers. they reject the constitution and

people who wrote it unless they can use it to attack it. the democrat party is a tyrannical party that is dragging this country into tyranny. >> steve: meanwhile, when it comes to timing, when will this trial occur? a bunch of stories yesterday a common donald trump tactic is to delay and appeal. his lawyers will ask for all sorts of delays. the judge in the case has made it very clear. he wants to see this before a jury before the elections. >> brian: the problem is michael cohen. is he lying about he went to jail for his tax returns. falsifying tax records. oh, no, i didn't do that no, no. you admitted to it. the stuff that you admitted to you were for and now backtracking off. the more interviews he does the better trump's case looks. >> ainsley: all based off what michael cohen said and he went to prison for lying. >> brian: and he is still lying. trump arrives today the arraignment is tomorrow

afternoon. flying back to mar-a-lago and speak at 8:15 tomorrow might. >> steve: maybe unless there is a gag order. >> brian: he won't speak about the case. >> ainsley: in a round about way. >> brian: he has a nomination to win so he can focus on that. >> ainsley: that's right. asa hutchinson in the race, too. 6:10 on the east coast. a as record number ever illegal immigrants cross into our country. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas stopped short of calling it w what it is. >> do you view what is happening right now on the crisis? >> i view it as a significant challenge. >> why won't you say the word crisis. >> steve: you will find out in a minute. former acting ice director and fox news contributor tom homan calls it a crisis and you will hear him say that next. >> brian: if he was listening his head jumtion exploded. put it back together we need you in the next segment. >> biggest names in country music came together for the cmt awards. here is blake shelton performing

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manhattan d.a. now reportedly planning to drop those charges against the attendant after sharp criticism. the suspected thief is still facing attempted murder and other charges. mcdonald's is shutting down offices in the united states as the fast food giant prepare force company bride layoffs. the company is declining how many employees it will let go with the ceo saying some jobs existing today are either going to get moved or those jobs may go away. march madness comes to an end tonight as the san diego state takes on uconn in the men's tournament national championship. this after the lsu women's took home the university's first national title and 102 to 85 point victory over iowa. player of the year kaitlin clark of iowa put up an impressive 30 points but struggled with fouls throughout the entire game. you can't take them home. another one coach kim mulkey's outfits goes viral. the lsu basketball coach arrives

in dallas in sequence tiger print pants suited. the cmt awards happening last night in austin, texas honoring country music's biggest stars. kelsea ballerini pays tribute. perform thank god after taking home video of the year for their single together. shania twain becoming the third recipient of the equal play award which does recognize trailblazers use platforms to barack bare barriers. honored by all star line up of singers. paul rogers and givens who sang their classic hit. ♪ sweet home, alabama ♪ where the skies are so blue. ♪ sweet home, alabama ♪ lord, i'm coming home to you and abby hornacek was live on

the red carpet and stay tuned for interviews with some of country's biggest names in music. and those are your headlines, steve, back to you. >> steve: thank you very much, ashley. meanwhile, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas pushing back against republican impeachment push as he still refuses to admit we have a crisis at the border we know we have a crisis. will he say this? watch. this i'm not going to resign. i love public service. i think it's an incredible honor to be a part of it. >> do you view what is happening right now on the border as a crisis? >> i view it as a significant challenge. >> why won't you say the word crisis? >> you know what? because i was tremendous faith in the people of the department of homeland security and a crisis speaks to me of a withdrawal from our mission. >> steve: okay. that's some good spin right there. let's get his analysis. retiring ice -- rather, retired acting ice director and fox news

contributor tom homan joins us now. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: what do you think of what mayorkas just said about a crisis would indicate withdrawal from our mission? >> first off, brian was wrong my head didn't explode this morning but it did explode last night. he said he won't use crisis for two reasons number one because withdrawal from the mission. look, the mission is securing the border. he withdrew that from that mission the day he took the job. illegal policy in court to bring thousands in every day to make illegitimate asylum claims because he knows nine out of 10 don't qualify. the other reason has tremendous faith in the personnel of dhs no he does not. every day he gets on tv it border is secure is he disrespecting the men and women working their butts off every day dealing with the crisis. whether he stood on the white house podium and slandered the

men and women of the border patrol he disrespected them. he doesn't have tremendous faith. he is not letting them do the mission. is he not letting them do the job and upholding the oath he took to secure the border. this man lies and lies and lies and he doesn't stop. the worst part of it, steve, he thinks we believe him. it's embarrassing that is a cabinet secretary who lies under oath in congress and lies to the american people every day. it's disgusting. >> steve: well, his boss gave him his marching orders. hey, do what i want you to and obviously he is doing it. here is another soundbite from 60 minutes last night. listen to how he answers how the biden administration essentially they said, yeah, don't come. don't come. don't come. come. watch. >> first weeks in office the biden administration halted deportations for 100 days, stopped all border wall construction and suspended the remain in mexico policy. critics say it all added up to

putting up a "come in we're open" sign on the door. >> i don't think the million people we removed or expelled would consider the border open. >> but was the messaging wrong there that, you know, we're open? >> we are not the only source of messages that the migrants receive. we have smuggling organizations that exploit the migrants and those smuggling organizations engage in mis -- and disinformation. >> steve: is he blaming the cartels. those darn cartels they have got facebook. >> well, bottom line is, you know, again, is he not telling people the truth. he says well, we removed a million people last year. that just shows the border is not open. what he fails to mention you released three times more people than you removed under title 42 they released more feel under title 42 than removed.

regardless if the president gave him a mission, he is the secretary of homeland security. we have got, you know, almost what we got 171 known suspected terrorists have been arrested crossing this border since he has been secretary? and we got 1.3 million got-aways? how many of them are suspected terrorists. as the secretary of homeland security take instructions from the white house. is he should stand up and say look, this is a national security issue of huge proportions. i think this is the biggest national security barrier since 9/11. i can't follow the orders nip anymore. let me secure the border like i did when i was deputy secretary in 2015 or resign in protest. this nation is in trouble and a huge national security risk and he needs to stand up and do is his job regardless of what the white house tells him. >> steve: all right. tom, thank you are for joining us on this monday morning. >> thanks for having me, steve. >> steve: 6:24 now here in new york city. coming up, former president donald trump is expected to

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ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. >> brian: former president donald trump expected to fly to new york today ahead of the unprecedented arraignment tomorrow. >> steve: this after the trump campaign reportedly has raised more than 5 million bucks in the 48 hours after the news of the indictment broke. his campaign is reportedly planning to use what they are referring to as mugshot merch to raise millions for his presidential run. of course the democrats will use the mug shot, too. >> ainsley: rnc chairwoman ronna income daniel joins us now. hi, ronna. >> hey, guys. good to be with you. >> ainsley: being reported that his campaign has raised $5 million in the 48 hours after the indictment. why do you think that is? >> i think republicans are outraged, are rightfully so. we have watched bragg run for office saying he was going to go after donald trump. is he keeping his campaign

promise. and we are learning in america the greatest crime you can have is to be a republican whether you are a parent at a pta meeting labeled a domestic terrorist or former president of the united states. democrats are going to come after you any way they can and people are rightfully upset. >> brian: asa hutchinson weighed in yesterday and said i want to be president. i think the president should drop out because he has been indicted. what's your reaction? >> you know, we have a presumption of innocence in this country despite what nancy pelosi tweeted and the president obviously can run for offers and that's going to be up for the voters to decide i think all of us across the whole republican spectrum from jeb bush to bill barr to many of the presidents, competitors in the 2024 nomination contest look at this and say this is a sad day for america. >> we are watching the legal system be politicized and weaponized against republicans. and we cannot allow this to happen. and the west bay to stop it, obviously is, to take back the

senate and win races across the country in 2024. including the presidency. but this is egregious. and anybody looking at bragg's record who has downgraded 52% of crimes in new york, crime is up 22%, instead of going after violent criminals. is he going after the former president. changing it from a misdemeanor to a felony change the statute of limitations. there is no question this is a politically motivated indictment. >> steve: we still don't know what the charges are we won't know until tomorrow. ronna, joe tacopina, the president's lawyer said regarding this judge who is going to preside over it. he does not think this judge is biased. so my question toy is. do you think that donald trump can get a fair trial? >> you know, i don't know. i don't know the judge and i'm not a legal expert. what i think right now though is this prosecution is not fair and it's not good for our country, guys. we know this. we have such a divided country.

to say see somebody run for office saying i'm running for office just to get donald trump. this is d.a. of new york. instead of taking on rapists and criminals and people that are violently assaulting people every day in the streets of new york. is he going after donald trump. he is changing the law to fit his political agenda. and he is keeping his campaign promise instead of reducing violence in the streets of new york. everyone should be outraged by. this republican and democrat. this is not good for our country. >> ainsley: ronna, thank you so much for coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> ainsley: you are welcome. coming up more severe storms in the forecast today after a weekend of violent weather killed 32 people. >> brian: we are live from arkansas with a look at the arkansas with a look at the p aftermateoh.

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a dozen states are bracing for a new powerful storm developing this week. >> ainsley: it comes days after another massive system that spawned 76 reported tornadoes left dozens of people dead. >> brian: fox weather correspondent max gorden joins us live from arkansas with the latest. max? >> the heartland is bracing for yet another round of severe weather. not what folks here in wynn, arkansas need. you can see the destruction right behind me after an ef 3 tornado tore through a small town of 8,000 people killing four this after/rolled. three pethousands of flights hae canceled or delayed because of the severe weather. little rock, arkansas got hit with ef 3 on friday with 165 mile-per-hour winds in a path of destruction that went on for

nearly 30 miles that twister killed one person and injured at least 50 people in arkansas' capital city damaging up to 2600 buildings. >> it's just like a bomb or something. as i was inside, i could hear the trees breaking. hitting the sides of the walls. it felt like the building was going to fall apart. >> but recovery efforts have been underway. here in arkansas, work crews have cleared streets, residents are boarding up their damaged homes and energy of arkansas says they have gotten the lights back on to 50,000 customers since the tornadoes and severe storms hit. president biden approving a major disaster declaration for the state on sunday, unlocking additional federal aid. now, looking ahead, what we're going to see on tuesday could be similar to the severe storms on friday. more hail, the possibility of tornadoes and damaging straight line winds. not what communities like wynne need right now. guys back to you all right, guy, thank you very much.

live report. let's find out what the day ahead look like adam is on the street of new york city chilly here. >> cold here on fox square and cold across really most of the northeast. also cold in the western united states and that's really where this whole entire system is going to sweep the country is going to begin. here's what it looks like on national satellite and radar. there is snow currently falling across the pacific northwest. that is stretching into the plains. we are going to be seeing big winter like weather. the storm system we are talking about is going to have two sides to it. north side wintery winter weather alerts and blizzard warnings across portions of the dakotas stretching in towards bismarck and most of south dakota under that blizzard warning. and then in front of that line, that is where we are going to see a severe thunderstorm threat. this is for tuesday. look at the bulls eye there. significant threat of severe storms in northern illinois stretching over wards iowa. parts of missouri. very similar set-up guys to the set-up we saw on friday that

caused all of that severe weather. certainly this going to be a big weather system we will be watching very closely. those are your weather headlines for now. tossing it back inside to you. >> ainsley: thank you very much, adam. toss it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: start with this former arkansas governor hutchinson announcing 2024 presidential bid and is he wasting zero time weighing in on trump's upcoming arraignment, watch. >> i suggested recently if trump were to get indicted trump should drop out of the race. do you believe that? should he drop out. >> i do. first of all the office is more important than any individual person. >> hutchinson says he doesn't like the idea of the charges being brought against trump in new york but that the presidency and our justice system need to be respected. a train in northwest montana derails toppling at least 25 cars and spilling unknown contents onto the surrounding area and into a nearby body of water. officials say there did not appear to be has can you say materials on board and that there is no risk to the public

at this time. thankfully, no injuries have been reported. montana rail link is still investigating the cause of the derailment. and gone with the wind book also now come with a trigger warning after being deemed harmful and racist by its publishers margaret mitchell 1936 classic adopted into the oscar winning film in 1940 feature essay after explaining the book's problematic claims. placing this warning at the beginning of the book accusing the story of row manhattan sizing a, quote, shocking era in our history and the horrors of slavery. now to nascar, kyle larson clinches first win of 2023 at richmond. >> matched side by side truex to the bought. first win of the season for kyle

larson. >> larson making a quick pit stop late to take the lead from martin truex jr. and hills hendrik teammate josh berry. it is larson's 20th cup series win of his career. and those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: congratulations to him. thanks, ashley. >> ashley: you're welcome. let. >> steve: let's talk a little bit about james patterson one of the greatest authors in the history of the world. when you write a book. you hope that it makes the "new york times" best seller list because, of course, it's an ego thing but, at the same time, if you make the "new york times" best seller list. then book sellers, a lot of them have to stock your book and that helps with sales. the problem is he says that the "new york times" is corrupt in the way they determine the best seller list. >> ainsley: yeah. he holds the guinness world record for the most number one "new york times" best sellers but his latest book called "walk the blue line" you have seen him

on this show talk about it. he talks about it on fox nation and has a wonderful special there. he says my book didn't make the list even though i outsold the bottom seven on the list. listen to this. >> i put out a book "walk the blue line" recently and it's about law officers. it's not not political tells the truth about law officers. comes out the first week not on the "times" list. this is weird we have the numbers all over the country. should be two or three and outsold the bottom seven on the list 5 to 1. it's not on the list. so, i write a letter and then they refuse to publish it. which is interesting. because, you know, it just sort of dry to point out that the list is inaccurate a lot of times. you are denied more sales. you are denied publicity. you know, the list gets published in a lot of places. and i think, y you know, in a vy minor way, the "times" is supposed to have journal liz stick rigger and if they can't

do, this it does reflect on their reputation in a minor way. >> brian: along with j.c. rawlings two most successful authors in the world when one comes out said listen i have had 400 books and there is something going on here. i think they have to pay attention. i think it's unbelievable that they ignored him. not only didn't plush the letters response best seller lists are based on detailed analysis of book sales from a wide range of retailers. tenses of thousands of brick and mortar stores of all sizes and book selling vendors to best represent what is selling across the united states e also went on to say look at mike pompeo's book. we see the numbers of mike pompeo's book how is he not at the top of the list? mike pompeo didn't comment but when mike pompeo's book i don't think he knows i think it's pretty significant.

>> steve: james patterson is basing his supposition on book scan which looks at all locks at the raw number of books. look, i beat seven other books on the list and i'm not on the list. meanwhile speaking of the list. are you on twitter? have you noticed that elon musk we told you a while back, he has started twitter blue a subscription service you wanted to be verified that checkmark it's going to cost you 8 bucks. news are an organization in which it's going to cost you $1,000. >> ainsley: a lot of money. >> steve: over the weekend, the "new york times," their main account lost the blue check because they are not going to pay. and they said on friday we're not going to pay. >> ainsley: yeah. and he -- elon musk called the "times" hypocritical because he insist we all pay for a subscription if we want to read the articles on our phones but they refuse to do the same for twitter but that -- if they don't want the check, they don't want to pay, that's their

prerogative. >> brian: so elon musk tweeted this out the real tragedy of the "new york times" is their propaganda isn't even interesting. the "new york times" is being hypocritical as ainsley mentioned as they are susan aggressive about forcing everyone to pay their subscription. they went on to say just to paraphrase. he says the "new york times" tweets are like diarrhea. they make no sense. better off just retweeting with their 50 million -- literally 50 million followers. major article. they would have more success than their opinions about what they think their newspaper is about. >> steve: the problem for the average person if you are looking on twitter is if you don't see an organization with the blue check that could be a fake site and you don't want to follow a fake site because you don't know what they're going to do. blue subscribers. >> brian: or make person if you

want that twitter blue subscription. >> steve: ultimately he needs to make money and that's what he is trying to do and making a case out of this. the "new york times" got theirs yanked; however, "the washington post" and a.p. both still have their check. >> ainsley: maybe they paid for it. >> brian: do i still have my check? did you check yours? >> ainsley: two days ago i did. >> steve: i last posted a tweet five years ago. >> brian: i just got reports i still do have a check but i will have to look. i will pay the # dollars. >> ainsley: i would love to pate $8. how do you do it? >> brian: save your money, get a paper route. >> ainsley: where do you sign up for it. >> brian: good question there should be a little banner on top make it easy. >> ainsley: i was surprised the "new york times" doesn't want that check? they have tons of money. >> brian: make a decision buy coffee or get a blue check? >> ainsley: i can't afford both. brian's coffee is the same price for $8 a month or one cover every day? >> steve: look, dunkin' donuts

scof so affordable. he buts so much stuff in that coffee it's $8. >> ainsley: a large hot original latte some almond milk and a shot of express so he. >> brian: an extra one. >> steve: two of them. >> brian: i have to make a decision. >> ainsley: we take turns buying coffee all of ours is usually $2 and brian's is outrageously expensive. if he is not buying he adds more stuff to it. >> brian: that's true. coming up straight ahead. a record 88% of adults say high school did not fully prepare them for handling personal finances in the real world. >> ainsley: ramsey solutions expert rachel cruze teaches us a lesson next. ♪ ♪ she works hard for the money ♪ overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom.

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this and to give them information. >> meanwhile, the biden administration is going ahead with its light bulb ban. this would ban retailers from selling incandescent light bulbs starting august 1st. >> thank you, ashley. a new study by ramsey solutions says 88% of u.s. adults say high school did not prepare them for how to handle money in the real world. and 76% of americans say they would have felt less stressed around money if they had learned about it in high school. so, how can we better prepare our future generations? personal finance expert from ramsey solutions rachel cruze joins us now. hey, rachel. >> hey, ainsley, good morning. >> ashley: when you think about it, we didn't take any personal finance classes in high school. what do you think that high schools should be teaching our students? >> personal finance. in general, personal finance is

08% behavior. 20% head knowledge there ♪ a to be of stuff they have to know. a lot of it is common sense everything from budgeting, saving, investing early. avoiding debt. a lot of these things build a firm foundation for students when they go off to college into the real world to be able to stop and hire start in the hole. >> ainsley: all stressed about money what do you do if you lose your job or lose all of your money. what advice do you have? what do you hear from most of your clients and what advice do you give them? >> sure. you want to control what you can control. so when your income comes in use it to get out of debt. when you don't owe anyone anything you have less risk. and then you want some money liquid. 6 three six months in money market account or high yield savings. if something were to happen like a job loss i don't owe anyone anything and i have cash saved to get me through a few months.

>> ainsley: what do we need to be teaching our children you are a mom. how do you do this? do you do an allowance. >> we actually do commission, ainsley, well,where if you work you get paid. if you don't work you don't get paid and really teaching my kids money comes from work. once they earn money i teach them to give, save and spend. three little jars we use for them -- for of the two oldest at least. it's engraining early on in every day life of what this looks like to handle money well. again, it can be a hard topic. a lot of parents feel like if they aren't great with money who are they teach your kids about it. trust me, parents it, your responsibility. get from and talk to your kids about this. >> ainsley: what age do you start this. >> is that right as early as 3, 4, 5 years old. start to teach them here is what a chore looks like. grant it, it's age approach the. doing things alongside them. the older they get whether they get into high school. student checking account. get them to understand how to use a debit card and reconcile bank account.

basic things that they need to launch and have dignity for themselves. >> ainsley: instance invest in 401(k). thank you so much, rachel, great to see you. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: coming up. secretary of state antony blinken can calling on russia to release "wall street journal" reporter evan conservative wits. his editor and chief is going to speak out next hour. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. it's just a new way of life for me. the always discreet pad is super comfortable. it feels like it's barely there. look at how much it holds, and it still stays thin! i've looked at myself in the mirror and i can't see it at all! that's the protection we deserve!

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♪ >> brian: you are looking at new york city. >> steve: you are looking at jersey in the background. >> brian: but we are in new york city and that's where the shot is emanating from. that's where we find the camera and that's where we find the inside of the studio. new york city is going to be the center of attention again as the president lands in midtown and tomorrow he will go downtown at which time he will be indicted and we'll find out- >> ainsley: arraigned. >> brian: arraigned because he has been indicted. find out the details of the charges. walk down the 15th floor after that all bets are off. no handcuffs we know there will be electronic fingerprints and send them in electronically take a mugshot and fi