president trump's arraignment in new york city, it is the first time in our country's history a former president faces criminal charges and cameras will be in the courtroom before the hearing begins. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. the day of the dawn ahead of the proceedings being called the big circus. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: former president trump will not be put in handcuffs at his arraignment later today. he is facing charges from alvin bragg's office, the charges will be revealed at the arraignment later today. one attorney joe tacopina detailing what we can expect. listen. >> joe: he'll be in the courtroom about three or four rows back, what is extraordinary is that tomorrow is actually happening.

it is surreal and shocking. we don't know other than we will plea very loudly not guilty before the judge and go from there. brooke trump is expected to arrive at 11:00 a.m. today, streets are expected to close around 1 p.m., an hour before the arraignment is set to begin. trump could finish up by 2:30 p.m. the former president hired an additional attorney, todd blanche who defended trump campaign chairman paul manafort. blanche defended manafort from a case by cy vance. the former president says alvin bragg should indict himself. security has been stepped up to

prepare for today's indictment. >> todd: the question becomes what is the trump legal strategy going forward? one of trump's impeachment attorneys had an interesting analysis, take a listen to that. >> three motions they should file after arraignment, one is motion to dismiss on statute much limitation grounds and motion to dismiss and disqualify district attorney bragg. based on his campaign statement targeting president trump and promising to convict him. i would -- the judge. historic basis for making that claim. we'll see, i don't think it was coincidental he was on the bannon case and this case.

>> todd: that is a perfect legal strategy and sets everything up for appeal. >> brooke: he brought on todd blanche who successfully defended manafort. it will be interesting to see what the legal defense strategy is. you have joe tacopina, todd blanche and a bunch of other lawyers trump has on his team. everything we don't know, what the charges are, we'll learn today. a lot of speculation, trump's legal team is ready to rock-and-roll with their strategy. >> ashley: i keep getting hung up on this, on the reports that the indictment was leaked from alvin bragg's office. i wonder what would happen, if

that pans out to be true, that could change everything, could it not? >> brooke: i don't know. the indictment is under seal. >> ashley: everything is a report at this point. >> brooke: true, here is what we know, manhattan da alvin bragg has been investigating trump for hush money payments. we will know today when the indictment is unsealed at the arraignment. if bragg's office or someone on the grand jury leaked the information, that would be unprecedented. there has never been this on a former president. we will have all the facts at 2:15 today. >> ashley: there is nothing like this around presidents, so we don't know. >> todd: that is what i find fascinating. when i got to fox news,

everybody was like, you're the lawyer, this is precedented when it comes to presidents. all likelihood, this case will create laws going forward. if you think the republicans will sit out in republican-controlled das and not bring cases against bill clinton and joe biden, you have another thing coming. you have been reporting on this for a while now and you run a sound bite from joe tacopina, one thing stood out in today's confident sound byte. he said a gag order is obviously not going to happen, any idea why he is confident of that? >> brooke: i don't know, a gag order means president trump can't discuss this case, he can talk about anything else, he is the republican front-runner for 2024, he can speak about anything fchl there is a gag

order, he can't talk about this case. i don't know what joe tacopina means, if there is no gag order, he can campaign on this case. he can talk about this district attorney has brought this unprecedented case against him. hope to have all the answers this afternoon. >> ashley: think about the media that will surround this and the images and video that will play forever. these will be things we'll see for the rest of our lives. >> brooke: absolutely, i was saying this yesterday, it is interesting, democrat-led prosecutors and house of representative and senate that have been investigating trump, it might backfire on them. president trump will be the president talked about in history over and over forever

that all of our children will be learning about the investigations into trump. he was impeached twice, only president to have been impeached twice and now the only president to be indicted on criminal charges, arraigned in a courtroom thchl is something american children and children around the world will be talking about in classrooms forever. i mean, he will go down in history. >> ashley: and the amount of money he has raised. >> todd: to become president again in 2024. >> brooke: 8 million since thursday. >> todd: i think he wants the mug shot, think of the merchandising potential. >> ashley: huge money grab for sure. >> todd: the answers later today. brook, thank you. satellite facing firefighter shortage, the city is refusing to rehire firefighters who lost their jobs over vaccine mandates. >> ashley: we're talking to one of the first responders next.

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>> ashley: we are back with a fox news alert, 48 million people under severe weather threat as midwest try to recover from a string of deadly tornados over the weekend. storms expected to hit just days

after several states were ravaged, killing 32 people. the north can expect a brutal winter storm. >> todd: severe weather threat delayed 6000 flights and cancelled 1000. janice dean is here. this month is hitting hard and we're only four days in. >> janice: we have a lot of news we're covering today, but this is a big threat. blizzard warnings for the plains and upper midwest. the cold front will smash into warm, unstable air and that will lead to severe weather outbreak today. feels like springtime, but that warm air is lifting northward and that is going to give us trouble, the ingredientses we need for severe weather. area of low pressure move up,

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>> ashley: satellite fire department refusing to rehire unvaccinated employees who were fired over the mandates despite major shortages in the city. andy served six and a half years before he was relieved due to his decision not to get vaccinated. thank you for being with us. explain what it means when they talk about units in the city, is that the fire department, the people who drive the trucks, what does that mean? >> so that is a term used when there is not enough unitses to cover the city, when there are not enough unitses, they shut units down and shuffle people to make sure other areas are covered. rather than dealing with the staffing shortages, the chief is

focused on woke terms like brown out. >> ashley: in a memo from last year satellite fire department said 110 vacant positions for uniformed fire officials, shortfall expected to last year and a half. it takes 12 to 18 months to retire people, i assume for training purposes and things like that. i would beg that it would be taking a little longer than what they are saying. do you agree? >> yes, it is. that is on the positive end of their staffing. right now they are bringing members into the department and they are not able to pass training, so they have to let them go because they can't meet minimum qualifications and standards. >> ashley: how far behind do you think they are? >> they only have 39 members

actively through recruit school, started with 53, have target of 80. currently about 40 vacancies as of march into april. it is not looking any better. >> ashley: what do you think will happen to the city of sate seattle. i doubt homeowner will be asking your vaccination status while you put a fire out at their house. what is the city going to do? >> the city and the chief are gambling with people's lives. one to two units out of service can impact the growth of a fire. fires are growing at a rapid rate and we have smaller time to make a response and get the fire out and rescue victims.

they should act with integrity. >> ashley: you were on six and a half years and refused to get the vaccine for covid. what are you doing now? >> i own a small construction company, we climb trees and cut from the top down and do excavation work. >> ashley: my final question to you, if they said they would rehire you, would you do it? >> absolutely, i love that job, there is a lot of my family still works there. most firefighters do it because of duty to serve, not because we want to work for -- it is not about the job, it is love of the job. >> ashley: absolutely, people appreciate people like you who want to keep them safe. andy pittman, thank you. election day in chicago and voters head back to the poll to pick their next mayor.

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protect them. >> todd: chicago mayor critical runoff election, choice is between moderate paul vallas and brandon johnson, two democrats with different approaches to crime, policing and education in the city. latasha fields and -- and dan proft join me now. that is trifecta, crime, policing and education, which issue determines the winner today? >> i think all three are crucial. good morning, thank you for having me. all three, for me i want to echo how important it is voters take heed to the education system. >> todd: devin, it is a stark choice between the two candidates. look at crime, i think crime will win out in the end surging across the board. a lot of red arrows pointing up

46% from last year. are voters worried their candidate coulding lori lightfoot 2.0 or is that what they want? >> i think they want a more progressive lori lightfoot for the johnson voters. i think vallas is afraid johnson will be lightfoot 2.0. >> todd: will today's runoff serve as warning to democratic party we need to avoid the progressive voices pushing for defund the police movement that is pushing what johnson is pushing or will this embolden the aocs of the world in 2024? >> certainly if brandon johnson wins, it emboldens them, he is

defund the police progressive. i wouldn't read too much that happens in chicago today, because it is just such an acute case where lawlessness has taken hold. you could see paul vallas be like eric adams, he could stabilize it, but not improve it. >> todd: devin, what do your friends and family tell you about who they want? >> it is a difficult -- it shouldn't be a difficult choice, but it is, two democrats where we need more conservative less government. both have big government solutions to big government problems and that concerns a lot of my friends, relatives and

neighbor. >> todd: close to 12,000 sworn officers, compared to 13,000 three short years ago, significant drop in a city seeing rise in crime and could use as many police officers as they could get. are people worried that the number will drop further if johnson wins and vallas loses? >> that is the perspective if johnson becomes mayor, because that is what he's proposing. most chicago residents are not -- defunding the police. my husband works in a barber shop, what he is seeing from black men, they want accountability and transparency. >> todd: that would be amazing. dan, are you hopeful chicago can dig out of the hole that lori

lightfoot put that city in over the last few years? >> it wasn't just lightfoot, it was mayors before her, as well. returning chicago to the 1990s is a generational project. if paul vallas wins, i don't see revolt of foot in the city. i don't if we're ready to make chicago the world-class city it once was. >> todd: what a shame, just like new york and l.a., once great cities being destroyed by policies of the left, they were amazing places and knock on wood, they could become that again. we'll check back in when the results are in. thanks for your time. cameras will be allowed inside the courtroom ahead of donald trump's proceedings.

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from outside the courthouse. >> we just watched the police put out barricades at the courthouse. security is tight and there is a line of people who have been there since yesterday afternoon waiting in line to get a spot inside this courtroom. seating will be limited and is there will be overflow courtrooms for media, for this historic arraignment of former president trump. mr. trump arriving at trump tower yesterday, waving to supporters. he is expected to arrive at the court building around 1:00 this afternoon. trump's arraignment will not be televised and only photos permitted inside the courtroom after the defense argued it will create a circus-like atmosphere and raise security concern and

inconsistent with president trump's presumption of innocence. working to make this as smooth and safe as possible, secret service will accompany donald trump at all times, waiting to hear about a mugshot. protesters yesterday where the former president is right now after arriving from mar-a-lago. new york city mayor eric adams keeping watchful eye urging protesters to keep it peaceful today. new york city is always ready, there may be some rebel rousers thinking about coming to our city tomorrow, a message is clear and simple, control yourself. new york city is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger. >> and we want to remind you, while exact charges are under seal, trump's legal team is

planning to file a motion to dismiss the case. trump will turn himself in to manhattan district attorney alvin bragg before facing 30 criminal charges, one expected to be a felony. here is laura trump last night. >> this must have cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars, security coverage for this situation and you just said it, over what? over $130,000 completely legal nondisclosure agreement. alvin bragg, the district attorney in manhattan, is supposed to be locking up criminals and keeping the streets of new york safe. >> there will be a new face on trump's legal team today, new attorney was brought in. todd blanche, former federal prosecutor and considered top white-collar defense attorney. we have a lot of action in lower

manhattan expected to move on as we get closer to the arraignment. back to you. >> todd: thank you, bring in fox news contributor joe concha. i said six hours from now, it does appear trump will delay that, it could be 1:00. once he gets there, no tv, only photo. as media guy, what is your reaction to that? >> joe: we will not get full o.j. we got yesterday. they did not want cameras whatsoever. going against a radical da, of course, that request will be rejected. i wonder if alvin bragg is to win this case or embarrass the president in this situation. alvin bragg wins here either way. if he loses, he is the guy who

tried to take down trump and gets a gold star for it. if he wins, stock up on the sticker tape in new york. >> ashley: i have to disagree, i feel like trump comes out on top, everyone is talking about him. and in that sense, though, what did you make of todd blanche, him bringing him on the team? >> joe: this guy can get cases dismissed. trump's numbers have gone up. he's raised $5 million. i'm just saying alvin bragg doesn't see a down side from his standpoint. listen to jonathan turley and and mccarthy, they say this case is weak, alvin bragg is doing it because he said he would. >> todd: the thought process has to be we go all out to win in

this court. you want the top minds playing that chess game looking ahead in the appellate process. you don't know what is going to happen in this court. this is trial court in a blue districts. when you get into the appeal level, you want your record set to guarantee win at the appellate level if -- wait for it, it goes to supreme court because this is a president, i think this is a top move. thank you for letting me co-opt your segment. nancy pelosi says putin interfered in the 2016 election because he feared former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> interference in our democracy by vladamir putin because hillary clinton was the person he feared most because of his lack of democracy in russia.

>> todd: huh? based upon what? >> joe: reckless and stupid rhetoric leads to this result. u-gov does a poll and two-thirds believe that russians changed vote totals, that is all we heard out of media and nancy pelosi and the kremlin fears hillary clinton? can we remember the reset button while she was secretary of state with russia? i have a feeling they didn't fear her much. the same nancy pelosi who says donald trump has a chance to prove his innocence. it is guilty until proven innocent . >> todd: it was until recent regimes took over. black letter of the law says you're right, joe. >> joe: thank you. >> ashley: lsu champ angel reese

laughed off, calling it a joke, this is another instance everyone gets a medal. what is this? >> joe: i write down notes before i go on the segment. from everyone gets a trophy department, we were right. this is 31 flavors of wokeism, right? does anybody think the university of iowa, got spanked by 17 points in front of the largest audience to ever watch a game, want to stand by the winner? i am glad angel reese found this laughable by tweeting about it, i have a feeling it will not happen. >> todd: that game was wild. boom, boom, elbows, made the men's game look like

cinderella's castle. >> joe: i have a daughter, mean girls on the field. >> todd: speaking of men, march madness, uconn defeating san diego state capturing the fifth national title in 24 years. don't look now, uconn is fourth in number of basketball championships. dan hurley is from new jersey, won every tournament game by double digits, uconn is most dominant team. uconn season concluding with the win over aztecs. back in stores, connecticut's college town, students celebrating got out of hand. [cheering] >> oh, my gosh. [screaming] >> todd: get the pole, cougar,

taking down the pole. the stop sign, stop doing this, the fire department had to respond to an active fire during the madness. >> joe: no one is streaking? >> todd: your team won, you shouldn't destroy. white house down playing new report china was able to collect intel before the spy flight was shot down, that is not what they told the american people originally. >> ashley: disney is taking tfed with ron desantis to a new level. don't go anywhere.

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spy balloon, i don't want to get ahead of that analysis. while that thing flew over the country, we exploited it and knew where it was going and were confident it did not discover anything additive to what they could have gotten from other sources. >> todd: whatever intel was gathered had little value, they added. john tester is demanding accountability. we knew china's invasion was no accident, keep america safe and i will keep holding the biden administration accountable. >> ashley: disney's bob iger bashing ron desantis. yesterday shareholder meeting bob iger addressed florida taking back reedy creek by

saying our point on this and any action that thwarts of efforts to retaliate sounds anti-business and anti-florida, calling to investigate the board after giving the land to disney last week. >> todd: new report revealing americans having a problem when it comes to appealing to younger voters ahead of 2024. >> ashley: recent pew research shows 27% of gen-z voters sided with dems on gun control, abortion and climate change. >> todd: young people tend to lean dem, that is the way it has been, but numbers are stark.

77%. why were the numbers heavily skewed toward the dems? >> 77% of gen-z voted for democratic candidates and 60% voted for joe biden in 2020. recent polling suggests seismic shift among millennial voters back to the right. largely, that age gap is disapproving of joe biden's job performance as president because of abysmal policy of joe biden's administration, especially his policies are disproportionately impacting young americans more than ever. new data i was reading last night shows young americans are drowning in credit card debt, interest rates higher than ever. young people are recognizing that and you have mooing moving

away from joe biden. i believe 2024 is opportunity to get people back in our court and show them america did not look like this, economy was booming, interest rates were lower, young people can't afford homes, cannots afford families. that will change in 2024, come to our side and vote for president trump who had a booming economy. >> ashley: they get in the workforce and realize you want to keech your money. when you see topics like abortion, gun control and climate change, how do republicans maneuver around that, only so far they can get before it polarizes republicans, what can they do? >> we don't need to compromise our values, president trump doubles down and fights back on

culture issues and economic issues. americans of all ages, religions, races and creed tend to vote with pocketbooks. gen-z americans are entering the work force and millennials need to start purchasing homes. america first promises better future for young people, more prosperous nation, a safer nation. we are seeing young people move out of democrat-run areas. president trump will promise safer, more prosperous future for future generations to come. >> todd: republicans better get this right. young americanings poised to become voting block next year, half of all voters will be classified as gen-z or

millennials by 2024. what is be in one message you learned when you were on the trail? >> amen, we cannot ignore voters, we must go get them. for make america great, we will be hammering away, vote for donald trump is a vote for safe, prosperous future. >> todd: thank you, trump presidential campaign getting a record-setting boost raising over $8 million in the four days since his indictment. >> ashley: tomi lahren is on deck next. ch ia seeds. i could live to be 100. we work with empower, even if we do live to 100 we don't have to worry. eh, not worried. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. (woman) what would the ideal weight loss program look like? no hunger, no cravings, no isolation, more energy, lasting results, and easy.

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presidential campaign is getting a record-setting boost in his bid to take back the white house, raising over $8 million in the four days since the indictment. >> todd: outkick host tomi lahren joins us now. tomi, do you share joe biden's faith in the legal system to treat donald trump fairly. >> unfortunately this legal system has a history of treating donald trump unfairly. i think he should be careful with the justice system in general given the fact that hunter biden his son and of course he himself, the big guy, numerous house investigations by republicans going on into their dealings. i hope he is singing the same tune when house republicans conclude with their investigations really what this is this is pompous narcissism from the white house yet again. it's really quite pathetic when you think about it that the democratic machine has to come in and pinch hit for joe biden yet again because they know he cannot win an election alone in

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