♪ thunder only happens when it's raining ♪ players only love you. >> brian: i think there is a golf course there. augusta, georgia masters officially starts this weekend. play through the weekend unless there is a play they will play on monday. looks like ominous skies. what makes it really intriguing this year a lot of the best golfers in the world left to go to the liv tour and allowed to play in the masters.

>> steve: if they won a masters. >> brian: they are eligible to play. phil mickelson is there we have dustin johnson is there. everybody that left. the question is when they go in the locker room is there going to be tension for the men that picked up and went for the money or for the opportunity to do something different? >> ainsley: greg norman, he left to go to liv and he is running the whole thing. is he president of liv. he was not invited to come to augusta national. >> brian: they are trying to kick him out. >> ainsley: you win the green jacket you are always invited back. >> steve: phil mickelson won three times he went to liv. apparently they had this dinner of chopper i don't knows and phil sat at the end of the table and didn't say anything. it's always one of those things. and the reason we were showing you the cloud situation is because janice has been talking about that line of thunderstorms that is sweeping from the, you know, across the eastern third of the united states. augusta could be impacted by the storms throughout the day and

tomorrow. >> ainsley: i was talking to my brother is he going. just go have fun. wear a rain coat. put on a hat. wear some comfortable shoes and go and have fun. >> steve: it's the lightning. >> ainsley: they will call it off if that happens. they have golf clubs. >> brian: don't wear anything aluminum. that will attract it. and don't have a big antenna. don't travel with that. >> ainsley: you know my brother? he doesn't wear antennas. >> steve: no transistor radio? the house judiciary committee is seriously weighing subpoenas now for manhattan's district attorney alvin bragg and former prosecutors involved in investigations of former president donald trump. >> steve: and in the wake of the trump indictment, some local prosecutors now reportedly want to explore possible charges against the current president, joe biden. we heard that yesterday on this show. >> brian: predictable, peter per doocy joins us live from the white house, peter? >> the trump indictment may have earned alvin bragg and two other prosecutors in new york subpoenas as republicans in this

town but also in many jurisdictions try to figure out thousand use their power to counter what they sees a a misuse of power. >> i had two calls yesterday, one from a county attorney in kentucky and one from a county attorney in tennessee. they want to know if there are ways they can go after the bidens now. and they have opened up a can of worms. they set precedents now that we can't go back on. >> pete: white house officials won't say, when asked, whether or not president biden fears a presidprecedent like that has bt for him to be charged by some local prosecutor after leaving office. in fact, they are not saying much about anything. there was nothing on the public schedule yesterday or today on or about the next day or the day after that. the plan is for the first family to retreat to camp david this afternoon. >> does it bug president biden

from former presidents suck up all the oxygen. >> what's important to the is the is focus on the american people. >> pete: good to lay low for a couple news cycles then? >> here's the thing, peter. this is what we will speak to. we will speak to the fact that this is a president that has been able to get historic pieces of legislation done. >> peter: and where else have we seen this strategy where president trump is getting all the attention and joe biden sits at home or in the office and only appears when he needs to? the 2020 election. officials here think it works for them and it doesn't seem like there is any plan to shake things up. back to you. >> steve: at this point. peter, there is no chance bragg is going to show up in front of congress. >> it does not seem like he is going to go unless is he compelled to go. >> steve: good question about sucking up the oxygen. i will be in the briefing room today because of a family event. can i sit in the chair in the front row? >> yeah.

do you want me to have the nbc guy just go take a long lunch? [laughter] >> steve: yeah. call peter alexander. yeah, lunch. good idea. >> ainsley: we will be looking for you on camera then. you will be sitting in peter's chair? >> steve: i will be signatures in the nbc chair. thank you, peter. not going to happen. they own the lease on that. absolutely no chance that alvin bragg will wind up. >> ainsley: they can't force him to go, right? >> steve: well, they could subpoena him and we have seen in the particularly in the last administration and this one as well subpoenas don't necessarily compel people to show up in front of congress. so i wouldn't look for it. >> brian: they said listen if you really need answers to these questions, put them in writing and we will answer them and then we will go. >> steve: sure. interesting, alan dershowitz was talking to charlie kirk yesterday on your show and he said former president donald trump will probably be convicted

in new york city by a jury who voted for bragg and voted for get trump, allen dershowitz said. he said it will be reversed on appeal he said that alvin bragg is going to be very popular. he will probably get reelected and win the case unless there is a change of venue. >> brian: or it's dismissed. >> ainsley: even here in new york people are talking about this. they are saying just like newt gingrich did. they might have just guaranteed that he will be the republican nominee. and. >> steve: that's right. >> ainsley: newt gingrich said even when mitt romney and jeb bush and others come out and say this is wrong, you are seeing sort of a consolidation of trump vs. a corrupt establishment. >> brian: i think there is a couple things going on. this case is a joke. there is nothing here. alvin bragg should just resign. he should be embarrassed. iif you even flip to other channels, no one can figure out what he is up to. >> ainsley: where is the second crime? >> brian: nobody can figure out what he is doing. it cost the city $200 million and cost another 200 million to

bring the president back in december. then you have the intrigue of georgia. a solid argument on both sides. you have the intrigue on mar-a-lago. a solid argue. on both sides. oh he absolutely is wrong. other people say he is allowed to do it including the president himself. what have you is three years of nonstop debate on these cases instead of the other candidates, perhaps, and the issues that matter most the china-taiwan situation. what's happening at the border. what's happening with energy prices. the more we talk about these charges that have never been brought before a former president ever in our history, the longer we talk about that the less we get back to that additional debate on either party that reminds the voters of the chaos trump years what we read joe biden and his team are considering. although the joe biden team would love to see donald trump being the nominee of course they

feel like the current president would walk over the former president. >> brian: can't even walk. do we even see the president? there is no way he will walk all over for president. my goodness. >> steve: electorally. we just put up a screen banner that said that trump has raised $12 million since the indictment. there was news yesterday nikki haley, trump raised 12 million. nikki haley raised 11 million in the first six weeks of her candidacy. and ron desantis, who has not yet declared, his super pac, this is big news, has raised $30 million in three weeks. so there's a lot of money flowing into republican coffers. >> ainsley: brian was talking about this story earlier. >> this is the front cover of the "new york post." have they know shame. 15-year-old boy look how cute he is. he was strangled police say to death by his stepdad. his stepdad had just gotten out of prisoner in december. had to serve three years for

something else. and then this happened at the end of january. and then he gets to go free. free without bail. >> brian: the d.a. says you have got to put this guy in jail. the judge says no, i'm not going to do it. even though he waited 20 minutes with the boy -- the dead 15-year-old, his stepson right there with 20 minutes to call 911. so he sufficient indicates. >> ainsley: wraps his legs around him. >> brian: is he out and about amongst us. we got to crack down on donald trump. 17 years ago something happened. and seven years ago a check was written. and now seven years later, we got to crack down on that. and then the city will be safe for all of us. >> steve: all right. meanwhile, let's move on to talk a little bit about money. let's talk a little bit about currency, actually. and in particular because of the situation between russia and ukraine, suddenly china's currency, the yun, economy it

western nations and financial networks cannot deal in the dollar now. what is russia doing? they're getting cozy with china and suddenly we are seeing this in every department. >> ainsley: i have been worried about it but then we had peter varney on our show. >> steve: stuart who is peter varney. >> brian: he had his rival. >> ainsley: we had stuart varney on our show he said i wouldn't worry about it this is a scare story. >> brian: china, if you want to trade with me in the yuan, i will do that now we have would you buy my oil i will give you a discount if you accept the one. took them off the swift system. is the one ba yuan worth anythi. and its worth. do you want to start trading on that when america has this history of a solid dollar and

traded by 90% of the world's markets. the question is when france is in china right now. macron, is he going to ask for a deal there? the those bric countries formed their own country are they going to start trading on the yuan? that's going to be up for them. the best thing we can do is strengthen the dollar get our fiscal house together pursue other countries listen if you go and leave our currency there will be a price to pay for that we can't just sit there and watch. >> steve: well, i was just watching. we just put up a graphic and the top line was terrifying. it's not helpful. japan has begun importing oil from russia. >> brian: which is crazy. >> steve: it is crazy. you know, they are supposed to be -- listen, the way to get russia's attention is for there to be a united front. and we're doing it. we're not buying oil from russia. but suddenly one of our allies is not helping us. >> ainsley: we have all of these sanctions now. put sanctions on money.

>> steve: they don't work if everybody is not on the same page. >> ainsley: when you try to do a foreign transaction in russia. some of these banks that had to close, there are restrictions on them. they are not trading in the dollar anymore. that's why china has stepped. in a lot of that, too. because russia has to pay the price for what they have done to ukraine. >> brian: the japanese leader just visited with zelenskyy. now how they can start trading with russia who is inflicting all of this pain on the world. >> steve: it's cheaper. they are saving money. >> ainsley: it's just wrong. >> brian: it's flat out wrong. you can't have an alliance and throw in the street to save some money on oil. here is stuart varney. >> the chinese are trying to mussel in to the dollar's dominance with their own currency, the yuan. they made a little bit of progress oil trades between russia and china done in dollars. but that's just a minor incursion. at the moment, 90% of all the world's transactions are carried out in dollars. it is truly the dominant currency on the globe.

and its position is not being challenged. the threat from the dollar is that it's value goes down, our prices go up. if biden's economic poehlers move the dollar down, import prices go up and we all feel more pain from inflation. that's the problem with the dollar. not its dominance worldwide. >> steve: right. stuart, just perfectly set up what we want to tell you next. when the dollar value goes down, prices go up. so, fox news did a poll and we asked are you very or extremely concerned about what? the number one issue, 92% of parents say it's inflation. and it's higher prices. think about it, if you are a parent, you have got kids. you are not just buying stuff for yourself. you are buying stuff for your kid. and it's just gone up exponentially. >> brian: where is stormy

daniels on that list? i don't see her. >> ainsley: look at the percentages. so many of them are in the 70s, under that is crime rate. >> political division. >> ainsley: we all feel that. >> steve: stormy daniels probably part of political divisions at 78%. if i had to guess. >> brian: see if she in the subset. >> steve: piers morgan sat down with her. he has what he refers to as astonishing interview with stormy daniels. no clips are available so far going to be coming out 4:30 vogue is doing a spread on. stormy daniels gets a cover story. unbelievable. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: good morning to all three of you, start off your headlines with philadelphia's crime crisis. officer hurt and hospitalized after attempting to track down one of the hundreds of teens causing chaos in the streets. police say a mob of young people

were going wild and vandalizing property. several arrests were made. the officer injured is stable. chinese scientists issue a report -- issued a report rejecting the theory that covid-19 originated from animals. saying there is not enough evidence. many virologists link the outbreak to the infamous wuhan market that sell bats claiming spread from animals to humans. the new explosive china based study no solid proof theory that the virus leaked from a flab wuhan. trisha kassem ditching the democratic party and joining the g.o.p. earlier the newly minted republican saying she made up her mind when she criticized for using emojis of the american flag and praying hands on social media. >> the thought of being an independent thinker in this world cancel culture taking over the democratic party doesn't want people like me or anyone who has free thought,

independent thinking and who is here to actually govern and improve our state. >> khat testimony that switch to the g.o.p. gives republicans veto proof majority a costco whp this masterpiece for a being ordered customized treat. asked for a white cake with a red outline. even providing a drawing of what he wanted it to look like. let me look at this for a second. wait, which one is the cake? >> watch, the next picture says it all. instead they got this. oh my gosh. >> that's awesome. >> a plain white quake a customer's drawing right in the middle as one user in the reddit comment section pointed out at least they read both pages of the instructions. >> brian: i was doing that on the five last night. as i introduced it ran out of time. >> so what was picture. and when i showed it, everyone

thought it was -- it's historical. >> ashley: very literally. >> steve: here's the drawing. they put it, because a lot of people will give them artwork to put on the cake and they somehow have a machine that does that. >> ainsley: i have so many questions about this story. why would a person want a blank cake. >> steve: because they wanted to put something on it. >> brian: they wanted to. normally you have the experts. >> ainsley: person who actually did it, look, they want it all red. >> steve: no writing, no designs, only request red frosting on perimeter for the top and bottom. >> look at the picture, there is black on the sidelines, are see? so it wasn't all red. steve just at the top and the bottom. i will say this about the costco cake. all of kids have those growing up because they serve like 200, most delicious cake sold in a mass produced way. it's whipped cream at the top and strawberries in there and vanilla and some chocolate. >> brian: here's the problem. they don't give you a bag. you have to literally walk out of costco like this or boxes.

and sit there and then it's on the bottom. >> steve: it's in a box. >> brian: i need a professional person. i need someone at a supermarket going you put this at the bottom you leave this by itself. at costco they just put it on the conveyor belt. >> steve: because they don't have bags. >> brian: your exit strategy is terrible. >> ainsley: brian, they put them in a box and put a piece of tape on it. >> steve: they put it in a cake box. >> brian: i have a snow blower and patio. i need something to carry it out with. >> steve: i don't know how long have you been a costco member. i remember back in the price club days, the whole idea was they don't bag things to save you money. so things are cheaper. >> brian: i will give you a nickel, pack for me. >> steve: that's your deal breaker a bag? >> ainsley: go shop, get all your snowblowers and all your stuff, put in the car and then you have to go back and make another trip and go get your cake. >> brian: that's a lot. then you have to abandon your stuff on the conveyor belt. >> ainsley: no you put it in your car and lock your car and go back into the bakery.

>> brian: then you have got go back into the guy and show your membership card and walk around again and guy pat you down 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 you can request at the end. really counted? yeah, 99, 100. there you go. >> ainsley: don't you hate waiting in the dellly when you are asking for a pound of turkey and there are three people in front of you and keep asking for more and more and more and there is only one person working. >> brian: all you want is olive loaf. >> ainsley: half a pound of turkey and three things and two people in front of you. >> steve: 19, we're ready for number 19. >> ainsley: we really have tough lives. >> brian: the worst. >> steve: no wonder you don't go to the grocery store. coming up house speaker kevin mccarthy meets with taiwan's leader as china threatens retaliation in response. senator joni ernst of iowa on the escalating china threat coming up next. >> ainsley: plus a new report revealing how artificial intelligence could go terminator. >> brian: it's true. >> ainsley: and gain the upper

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are sending in taiwan and here at home. we don't get much from the administration. is that smart? are they playing it coy because the administration is not really even acknowledging this. >> well, they are playing it coy, brian. it was important for our bipartisan group of senators to meet with president tsai when she was in new york city. we had speaker mccarthy meet with her when she was in california. it's important that we show that taiwan is a extremely good partner to the united states. we need to strengthen our trade. we need to make sure military transfers are going through as quickly as possible. and we need to assist with training. the taiwan military. all of those things were discussed in our meeting in new york city. >> ainsley: it's great that it's bipartisan and we have a list of the senators who did meet with president cy in president

tsai. what did she say thee needs from the president of the united states. >> training, training, training. that was top line message. making sure that the partnership between the united states armed forces and the taiwan military is strong. she needs to make sure that not only her active forces are trained but that her reserve forces are ready to go should there ever be any action from china on taiwan. we are willing and ready to assist in that area and make sure that the taiwan military is ready to respond should anything happen in the near future or in out lying years. >> steve: sure. senator, before u.s. lawmakers met with her, china put out an email from the chinese embassy in washington, emailed it out and said don't you dare meet with any -- with the taiwan leader to people like you. they said that china will most likely take necessary and resolute reactions in response to the unwanted situation they said.

and so what are they doing now? they are doing military trials around taiwan to send a message. they have got three aircraft carriers around taiwan and three is all they have got. in fact, one was launched a year ago, as you know, and it's still in the sea trials phase. >> right. we saw this same type of reaction when speaker pelosi had her visit to taiwan as well. we hear these threats coming from the communist party of china all the time. of course, they are angry about it. but president tsai has the ability to move freely and again they are good partners to the united states. and incredibly important as we look at the security of the endo pacific area and our trade routes. we understand her significance coming to the united states as

well as her trip around the world. one thing stands for certain is that the united states and taiwan will continue to be exceptional partners and we hope to deter china from any sort of military actions or attempt to take over the island nation of taiwan. >> steve: there you go. >> brian: will we get involved do you know, senator? do you think we would get directly involved if they are invaded? >> all things are on the table, brian. are and just understand that taiwan is incredibly important to the national security. >> brian: got all the chips. >> the united states. troops undetermined now but we want to make sure that taiwan stays safe. >> ainsley: would the one china policy allow for that for us to truly get involved? >> well, you heard biden say many times over and his staff has backtracked on that. the important part is to make sure that taiwan is strong so that there is not action by

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>> steve: sounds like this guy who was the chief tech officer at square, he was also in on the development of android, the world's largest operating system and the cash app, of course. it sounds like he was just a victim of a random crime attack on the streets of san francisco at 2:30 in the morning. >> yeah, so far, i mean, they are canvassing for video. there is video of him showing where after he got stabbed he was walking around asking for help. unfortunately, no one helped him. there was a car there. he went up to them, they took off. so that's your good samaritan of san francisco. but so far, i mean, it's unfortunate, it seems like it is a random act of violence. >> steve: i know there is video of him showing the person in the sell can a lifting up his shirt showing him the stab wounds and they drive off. did not help. and then he wound up being

pronounced dead at the hospital do they have any descriptions of the suspects? do they have any other details? >> no. unfortunately, right now, there is no other details available. so, they are trying to look for more video prior that one showing him seeking help to backtrack his movements. but, those are precious moments that were wasted where that person probably in that vehicle could have helped him. >> steve: yeah. >> and therefore, he didn't. so unfortunately, he succumb to his injuries. >> steve: one of the giants in his tech industry tweeted horrific even if attackers are caught they are released immediately. is the city taking stronger action to incarcerate repeat violent offenders? so, and we have been talking about it. and you know, lieutenant, there is a soft on crime problem across this country right now. how bad is it in san francisco?

>> well, we're fortunate because now we have d.a. jenkins. i think she is taking a hard line stance about prosecuting, keeping people in jail because they need to be in jail so they don't commit acts of violence. but, we need to change it around because perception is reality in san francisco that you can commit a crime and basically go through a revolving door in our criminal justice system and be out. >> steve: well, it is absolutely a shame that this tech genius was murdered a couple of days ago. lieutenant, thank you very much for getting up so early on the west coast and joining us and telling us what you know. >> no worries. thank you for having me. >> steve: thank you as well. thank you. all right. coming up on this thursday, a judge ruling in favor of students suing their own college for paying in person tuition prices during the covid lockdowns. their lawyer is going to join us next. plus it's the invite of the year

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♪ >> ainsley: a legal trick victory for students suing the university of delaware over its shutdown of the campus during the covid pandemic. a judge is allowing those students' class action lawsuit to proceed. the students accuse the school of breach of contract since they were paying tuition to attend in person classes while the campus decided to close. the lawyer representing the delaware plaintiffs roy wiley joins us now. good morning to you, roy? >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: victory for what you what are the students saying. >> we are very thankful for the judge recognizing the validity of these students' claims that

have paid thousands of dollars for the university for in person, on campus education and obviously they did not get that for the entirety of the spring 2020 semester and all of these students have ever wanted was just a fair prorated amount of the money that they prepaid back. and judge bebis ruling in our favor allows us to move forward and inch closer to getting the relief they sink. >> ainsley: it makes sense. a lot of these students are paying for school themselves. many are taking out loans. they paid all of that money and then they weren't getting the education. there were 17,000 under graduates at the time. and the school still got their tuition $160 million many of these schools have large endowments they have the money to pay the students back. in this case what's the situation here? will these students see their money? >> we believe that they will and several schools have already done the right thing. we have reached settlements with columbia university. university of pennsylvania and other schools across the country.

and hopefully this ruling from judge bebis will move the university of delaware and other schools closer to doing the right thing and giving these students some of their hard earned money back or, as you noted. the loan money that they took at, you know, high interest rates. so that is our hope and that is all that these students have ever wanted. >> ainsley: how many students are on this class action lawsuit? >> now that the class is certified. we represent all students that paid or through outside scholarships paid for any portion of that spring 2020 tuition. and so the only students that would be excluded from our class and representation are students that received a full ride from the university itself. because, obviously, those students would not have come out of pocket for any of the tuition payments. >> ainsley: maybe there is a compromise. at least give a students a portion of that money back. still have to run the facilities, if they're not

paying the teachers, i guess they are paying the teachers or pay certain staffer that works by the hour, whatever it is, just give the students a little bit of money back. they are working hard and they are young, they don't want to start out with a lot of debt. thank you so much. this might set a precedent for other schools too. we will see. >> we look forward to moving these cases forward. thank you so much, ainsley. nice to be with you. >> ainsley: nice to see you. hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ainsley: forensic pathologists have determined the calls of death of stephen smith for the second time. a south carolina teen exhumed body unfounded rumors connecting buster murdaugh to his death in 2015. the original autopsy ruled a hit and run but law enforcement is reinvesting the case as homicide. pathologists say the results will be made public once the final report is finished. international police arrest 119 suspected cyber criminals and seize a dark web marketplace

operation dubbed operation cookie monster. crack down targets illegal service that hosts 08 million stolen credentials and fingerprints. the national crime agency warns the impacts of this are the identities of at least 2 million victims. nike becoming the latest company to spark outrage for partnering with controversial transgender influencer dylan mulvaney the 26-year-old sharing this clip appearing in a nike sports bra and leggings with links to nike's website. the post comes days after bud light faced backlash for partnership with mulvaneyy. country music star travis troy smith says i will be deleting all anheuser-busch from hospitality. i know many artists are going to do the same. king charles coronation in may is fast approaching and sources telling the "new york post" that plans are being finalized for prince harry and meghan to attend a royal insider says there are been lengthy discussions between buckingham palace and the sussex, however

you say that. ultimately the decision will lie with harry. this follows the announcement that camilla will be crowned as queen camilla alongside her husband on may 6th. and those are your headlines. we are going to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. hi, j.d. >> i have a friend up early what is your name. >> joe. >> and where are from you. >> georgetown, kentucky. >> you are here with your family. >> yes. >> where are they. >> asnreep bed right now. >> do you want to say hi to anybody that is up right now. >> yeah. hi to all my friends and family in georgetown and paris and versailles. >> where keen land is. >> yes beautiful kentucky. >> janice: we love t the horseys we have showers and thunderstorms moving toward the northeast. temperatures very warm ahead of this cold front that's coming through. i know you will be traveling so i will keep you up to date on your forecast in new york city. look at the temperatures. holy mollie into the 80's for

d.c. up towards baltimore get to 73 in new york. which might be a record i think. then we have this cold front, the same front that brought the severe weather over the last couple of days. we have a storm threat for parts of the mid-atlantic stretching up towards the delmarva area. keep that in mind. then that front is going to stall out along the gulf coast. that could mean some flash flooding this weekend for texas, through louisiana, mississippi, alabama, towards florida and the southeast. all right, my friend, do you want to say hi to ainsley? >> hi, ainsley. good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. i have actually been to your area. it is beautiful. >> janice: she says she has been there. >> nice. >> ainsley: i watched a race at keen land. >> janice: then maybe she could stay with you. >> absolutely for a small fee. [laughter] >> janice: thank you, my friend. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. still ahead, the rise of ai, a new report warning how artificial intelligence could gain the upper hand over humanity. pretty scary. a reality check next. ♪ mr. roboto

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air jordans they were worn by m.j. in game six of his last championship with the chicago bulls. that's where he hit his iconic game winning against the utah jazz. the sale sets the record for most expensive shoes ever sold at auction. meanwhile, a bat once used by the legendary babe ruth setting the record for the most expensive bat ever sold at auction. the historic sale reminding a lot of folks about this scene from the sand lot. >> i was going to bring it back. >> but it was signed by babe ruth. >> yes, yes, you keep telling me that. who is she? >> what? >> i am that kid. the bat used by the great bambino during the 1920-21 season selling for $1.85 million after being verified through photographic corroboration.

thank you, ashley. >> brian: babe ruth is not signing anything anymore that's what makes it so rare. >> ainsley: stamps. i have seen his granddaughter interviewed about the stamps. so in mecklenburg county the charlotte area of north carolina there was a state rep elected as a democrat and she has decided because she has been criticized for using american flags and praying hands emojis on her social media and her cards. she said that was the turning point. she is now changing. she is going to be -- sorry, i have got something in my throat. now a republican. >> steve: she is switching parties. listen to her. >> modern day democratic party has become unrecognizable to me and to so many others throughout this state and this country. the party wants to villainize anyone who has free thought, free judgment, has solutions who wants to get to work to better

our state, not just sit in a meeting and have a workshop after a workshop. but really work with individuals to get things done because that's what real public servants do. if you don't do exactly what the democrats want you to do, they will try to bully you. they will try to cast you aside. >> steve: after she switched parties then the democratic party came out and said she should have resigned her post. >> brian: right. >> steve: because she campaigned on a democratic platform for democratic policies in a very democratic district. she was actually on "fox & friends" earlier. "fox & friends first" along with the house speaker tim moore and talked a little bit about how the democratic party has become so extreme. >> the thought of being an independent thinker in this world of cancel court, that it's taking over the democratic party

doesn't want people like me or anyone who has free thought, independent thinking and who is here to actually govern and improve our state. this is when you have extremist take over the party with radical groups. >> far left are just absolutely nuts. and the fact that they want to take it that way is in fact driving a lot of people who are just common sense middle of the road folks, driving them away fortunately we are strong enough to have members of all thoughts. that's what helps because we have a very strong governing conservative majority and we are glad that she is now a part of it. >> brian: they do have a grabbing governor. but now they will have a super majority for republicans. veto proof. so they will be able to get a lot done. >> ainsley: there are a lot of conservatives that live in charlotte. especially in the outlying areas, too. it's north carolina where the bible belt. people go to church on sundays. they have conservative values. but some of the schools there have gone so woke that parents are now rearranging where their kids are going to school.

>> brian: especially around the colleges. >> ainsley: she also said that people are blasting her on twitter calling her names. coming after her family and children. she said she was in store and a woman cussed her out in the store while she was shopping with her son and she said that is wrong. >> steve: i can't believe they went after her because she put the little american flag and praying hands emoji. that means thank you. i probably use that 12 times a day. >> ainsley: i use it a lot. i consider it i'm praying for you or praying for our country or whatever it is. >> brian: praying for your team to win. whatever it is. >> ainsley: you can. >> brian: coming up straight ahead. airlines slashing flights delays could this lead to a temperature would you lent summer travel season. a live report, coming up exclamation point. ♪ i belong with you ♪ and you belong with me ♪ my sweetheart ♪

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