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lucas tomlinson live in the north lawn of the white house, luck's. lucas: in addition to blaming the trump administration, also says evacuation should have started much sooner this as chinese forces launched 71 fighter jets and bombers to conduct a simulated attack earlier. lawmakers reacted on your show. >> the biden administration doctrine of appeasement, it's time we move beyond that, it's that we move to a place where we are exhibiting the strength. >> our national security drives much of our economic security these days. i'm concerned about the russia-china discussions that we are seeing and i think we have to be very careful to not make inflammatory staples that in any way put on fire. >> third division head in japan, 370 miles away from taiwan, the recent years the marines have been gaming how they would respond in invasion of taiwan with antiship missiles to sink

warships. the u.s. was hitting 90 targets and in a war with china officials say you're looking at a thousand targets a day. china's president ordered forces to be ready to invade taiwan in four years, u.s. air force said in leaked memo he's prepared invasion to be two years from now and mark esper said earlier china's ambition go well beyond taiwan. >> they have made clear that by 2035 they want to have a modern military and their goal is to move indo pacific and project power around the world and we should be concerned about that. lucas: president biden has not spoken to chinese counterpart in months not since the fall and not since the 4,000-pound chinese aircraft made fall in february. molly. molly: excellent reporting,

thank you, lucas tomlinson. griff: conflicting federal court decisions coming down yesterday putting the future of abortion pill in due question. federal judge in texas put a halt to government approval of the drug miyfestone and later judge in washington ordered fda to not make changes that would restrict access in 17 states in dc that sued in an effort to expand access, the texas judge gave government 7 days to appeal the ruling which fda has already done so access will remain unchanged for now. molly. molly: chaotic intense moments unfolding in tennessee's capital this week with the state's gop led house ousting two representatives for participating in gun patrol protests. the situation drawing even the attention of the vice president kamala harris who met with those expelled reps yesterday. charles watson following all of this for us, he's live from nashville with the details.

charles. charles: yeah, hey, good afternoon, molly. she also expressed her support for 3 nashville lawmakers who were the subject of expulsion proceed negotiation the state house. >> democracy says you don't silence the people. the underlying issue is about fighting for the safety of our children. it's been years now where they are taught to read and write and hide in a closet and be quiet if there's a mass shooter in school. charles: president biden met with trio of democrats by video call, he thanked them for leadership and encourage today force action on gun reform in the wake of nashville school shooting where a gunman killed 6 people including 3 young children. the tragedy has led to multiple protests at the tennessee state capitol including this one on

the floor of the state house led by representative justin jones and gloria johnson. the protest broke to quorum and voted to expel jones and pearson who are both black. >> i think it's important for the public to understand how government work and how our body works, general assembly works, it works with order, with rules. you take order and rules out, it doesn't work. charles: and so republicans narrowly failed to expel johnson, white woman who said she played a lesser role. the outcome fomented racism claims and the mayor says metro council will meet on monday to fill vacancies. he says they believe they will send rep jones back to his seat and to interim as far as pearson

no word on what will happen to his seat. griff: molly and charles, thank you, for more on this let's bring in our political panel, with us today cool robinson and former manchin communication's director. jonathan, i will start with you, we saw obviously vice president harris went down there and the lawmakers have an invitation to visit the white house. what do you make of this and was it appropriate that harris made the trip last minute? >> i think absolutely. i think it's disgusting that these guys are getting expelled for bringing a bull horn to the floor and demanding angst had they brought an ar15, the same gun that has killed hundreds of children this year, they would not have been expelled. that's a problem in our country that we are more concerned about people yelling about kids dying than doing something about kids dying. i hope these two become the

focal point for gun reform in this country and i hope we can eventually get something done. griff: but you failed to point out, jonathan, that this is about the rules, this decorum and that's what the premise of which they were expelled. were they rule breakers or the face of the new fight for american democracy freedom fighters? >> look, republican or democrat, we are all horrified by yet another instance of gun violence in this country but i don't think it justifies the legislators bringing a bull horn under the floor of the legislature. we should hold them -- those who are in government who are elected to represent us and make laws to a higher standard of civil discourse and basically didn't hold up to that. when it comes to expelling, they may have been overkill. unaccept what will they did on the floor. griff: do you think the gun debate becomes issue on the campaign trail that we have to

deal with? >> i think yeah. >> absolutely, if i was joe biden i would constantly make the case that he's the person who wants to protect your kids from guns and the other party donald trump is the one that has no problem with kids dying and doing nothing, because let's point out, they've done nothing in tennessee to stop more of these killings after 3 children were just killed. the only action they took was to clutch their pearls and suspend or expel two members. not to actually address the fact that 3 children were just murdered at their school, like one of those to me is a much bigger problem. griff: by the way, joe biden hasn't announced for reelection, we have to get to that. we are 577 days away from november 5th, 2024 and you heard lucas tomlinson's report, even democrats are saying that president biden owns responsibility for disastrous, chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan that left 13 of our

service members dead at the abby gate. how important of an issue will afghanistan be when we get on the campaign trail? ly st -- i will start with you, qauil. what we saw president biden blaming trump and republicans with the poor execution of the withdrawal. the fact is that our enemies around the world in beijing and moscow saw this u.s. and have disastrous withdrawal and in the past couple of years we have seen putin's invasion of ukraine, we have seen chinese spy balloons over the united states and we have seen china breathing town the necks of taiwan. griff: simulated attack drill and crossing the imaginary line in the strait.

>> i think china and foreign policy overall will be a bigger issue. i think what happened in afghanistan was horrible. i don't think there was ever going to be a good way to get out of it. i don't want to blame president trump but president trump put in a strategy that he wanted to do. he wanted to get out. he negotiated with the taliban, he negotiated the release of 5,000 terrorists and this terrible things because there was no way to get out of afghanistan. it was horrible that 13 soldiers lost their lives and john kirby put the report and prevent that from ever happening. griff: you mentioned former president donald trump, since he got indicted he has raised more than $12 million in fundraising. he's even going after desantis donors, desantis hasn't gotten

in. desantis has a pack and raised 30 million plus since they launched their pack in march. nikki haley has raised 11 million. the gop nomination raise is way off but what's so fascinating is that trump has gotten all of the other candidates talking about the indictment, about alvin bragg and him. listen to this montage. these are some of the hopefuls and declared candidates talk about donald trump. >> they are trying to do all of the legal gymnastics to try to act like it's a felony when almost every other time he's trtrying to take the felonies ad downgrade them to misdemeanors. this guy is doing politics. >> when you get into political prosecutions like this, it's more about revenge than it is about justice. >> it's clear to the overwhelming majority american people that this is nothing short of political prosecution. >> this is obviously a

politicized prosecution. it is a persecution. griff: can any of the other republicans break out or is this donald trump to win right now. >> donald trump is doing what donald trump has done best and making it about himself. you can hear desantis talk about his environmental record, you could hear nikki haley talking about foreign policy experience but instead it's about donald trump so that plays right into his strategy here. griff: jonathan, is that who the democratic nominee we presume will be joe biden would like to see? >> i think we would like to see donald trump go at it again because all he's going to be talk about is numerous indictments under while the election rolls around and that's great for joe biden and i'm one of the people that donate of 12 million to donald trump because i hope he's the nominee. i want to do anything i can to get donald trump to be the nominee because there's a strict contrast on what joe biden does and donald trump.

i would love it to be donald trump. griff: that's a great tease. democrats donating to donald trump. happy easter. >> thank you. >> former college swimmer vowing she won't be silenced after ambitioned and assaulted by transrights protestors during speaking engagement in san francisco state. aleft and ray hoff is live with more on this, alex. alex: gaines is 12 time ncaa swimmer and she says she will be pursuing legal after activists forced her to be barricaded inside of a room. it was for her safety. gaines being rushed into safety as screaming crowd attempted to surround her chanting phrases like transrights are human rights and transwomen are women. during the incident she was assaulted adding this is proof that women needed sex of coursed

spaces and that was the topic at hand. so she spoke out about that because thomas is transgender and previously competed for the school's men team. gaines joined "fox & friends" weekend and said verbal and physical violence is resorted to when the opposition lacks the ability to reason. >> two personal attacks, calling me names like tranphobe which has no meaning. when it comes to something that requires strength, that's insane and so they resort to locking me in a room and terrorizing me and family and the officers for 3 hours. >> well, san francisco state university police department tells fox news that we are, quote, conducting ongoing

investigation into the situation, there were no arrests related to the event. the department called the chaos a disruption, gaines demanding that students involved be expelled and any staff that did not intervened be expelled. griff: bipartisan group of lawmakers visiting taiwan as chairman michael mccaul says u.s. troops can get involved if china invades. the details next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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griff: house foreign affairs committee chair michael mccaul warning that sending u.s. troops to taiwan is on the table. hey, aishah. ioaishah: hey, will griff, peope in taipei are unfazed on what's happening in seas. chinese communist party launching massive drills as china sends the message to the world that it is not happy with this week's events and they actually just released brand new video of those military drills taking place right now, stunning 71

chinese army jets and 9 navy ships have entered the taiwan strait as china's people liberation army launches 3 days of drills. 45 of the jets are actually crossing the median line and even going into taiwan's air defense identification zone. it is happening presumably in response to a meeting with president tasi and house speaker kevin mccarthy earlier this week. also the bipartisan delegation visiting with tsai in taipei during 3-day visit. michael mccaul telling fox earlier that the goal is to rally ally support in the pacific and try to deter a chinese invasion but if that were to happen, griff, sending u.s. troops is not out of the question, mccaul telling me exactly why it is so critical that americans support taiwan. >> 90% of the advanced semiconductor capabilities for the world in manufacturing exist

right here in taiwan. if that is compromised in any way, it's a strategic asset, national security asset. if that is taken over by invasion or it's broken, it will send this globe into a world of hurt and a global depression. aishah: a world of hurt he says, griff. lawmakers have told me that their number one priority when they got back to capitol hill is expedite weapons to taiwan, those weapons have already been sold, the check has been cut but those weapons have been delayed, so that is their primary focus as soon as they get back to the u.s., griff. griff: aishah hosni live on the ground in taipei with great coverage. mollie: with more on diplomacy

joining me live rebecca heinrich, senior fellow which was sanctioned by china for, quote, providing a platform and convenience to the taiwan separatist actives. oh, my, well, let's start with meeting. we have seen meetings with president tsai and the reaction to hold war games. the leadership there says that china's president, jinping has instructed military to be ready for potential invasion by 2027. that is not very far away and being ready doesn't necessarily mean it's going to happen right at the moment but what is your current assessment to have likelihood of china actually moving on taiwan at new point in the near future? >> first of all, the 2027 date is probably, it could actually

be much sooner than that which is critically important the congress pushing to move weapons into taiwan and the region in order to prevent chinese aggression. so the time is now, the time is yesterday frankly to make sure that we can get all the weapons in there. so congress mccaul is exactly right. i'm proud of hudson institute where i work for giving president tsai the global leadership award in new york and that's because there's great solidarity across from the american people not just congress for taiwan, for taiwan to make decisions for itself. it's really us who are defending the status quo and it's critically important that everybody is clear here that it's the chinese communist party that is trying to change the status quo by force. molly: is the u.s. ready and if we are looking at a 5-year timeline you are suggesting even less, is the u.s. ready? what would readiness entail? >> the biden administration

deserves credit for getting basing agreements with military and other allies in the region and now you have to get capacity, boots on the ground, reboot military industrial base that's been asleep since the cold war because of the holiday democrats and republicans have taken. you have to be doing that quickly to produce the necessary weapons at scale. have to get them into the region. we have the capability to do that now to some extent but it will come from the top, biden administration which is why i'm grateful that you have republicans and democrats demonstrating the strong support for taiwan. one last point on this, taiwan is just the first thing that the chinese communist party wants, they have global ambitions to replace the united states and so yes, it would create a global recession if they were to take taiwan but that's just the beginning. it would be devastating for the american people and economy security, prosperity if china was allowed to prevail. molly: the united states has had ongoing policy. strategic ambiguity, is it time

for the strategic ambiguity to change? >> i'm not comfortable with that yet. if i was persuaded that that was necessary to successfully give the taiwanese the assurance that they want, then i would be supportive of that. for now it's the status quo. it's the prc that's using the visits with tasi here in the u.s. and mccaul in taiwan, they are using as pretext to really conduct practice exercises of what they'd want to do anyway to actually launch that invasion against taiwan. molly: ongoing conflict ukraine and russia. china has been seemingly getting more friendly with russia. how concerning is that and is there any sort of tie that we should be aware of on what that could mean for taiwan? >> people's republic of china and the russian federation are close for intents and purposes allies now so it's a mistake to look at what is going on in

ukraine separately from what's going on from china's threats to taiwan. they are directly related and it's necessary for the united states to back ukraine to prevail so we can make sure that nato is strong and we can focus on the chinese aggression problem in taiwan. but certainly this is direct line from joe biden's precipitous withdrawal from afghanistan. that was a nato mission. that was a huge blow to nato and opened the door to signal to russia that they could invade ukraine because the united states simply isn't willing to do the task of being global leader. molmolly: we appreciate it. griff. griff: >> well, ukrainian forces prepare for a counteroffensive, war documents including ones marked as top secret surfaced on telegram, social media form with over 500 million users. the pentagon is now investigating the leak. senior correspondent mike tobin

has more from kyiv. hey, mike. mike: in fact, griff, the department of justice has been tasked with investigating the leak of classified document that is appeared on social media pages. some of the documents about ukrainian and russian casualties as they appeared on social media had clearly been manipulated for propaganda services. more than 100 classified documents were leaked. they contain a broad swath of information. weapon shipments, rates that ukrainians are burning through shells, even locations on the battlefield. military experts say russia got a gift with this leak. >> the will of the ukrainian fighting force is very significant. they will take territory back as a result of offensive. the leak is outrageous. we have given the enemy advantage that they don't deserve to have for sure. mike: adviser to president zelenskyy react today the leak

with skepticism. he saw it as an attempt by the russians to manipulate the narrative of lack of progress with the invasion. there are large numbers of deliberately distorted figures. this points to the deliberate game to have russian special services. today a very limited number of people have access to current plans and scenarios. for that matter, the mercenary group fighting for russia posted on telegram channel that they also believe this leak is a disinformation attempt by the west. griff. griff: all right, mike tobin live for us in kyiv. mike, thank you very much. molly. molly: cbp officials are warning migrants that the border is not open as near of title 42 nears as we get a report from eagle ♪ ♪ ♪

molly: title 42 a pandemic-era border policy is expected to end next month and some experts are warning this could lead to a surge in people attempting to cross the border. meanwhile migrants and drugs are already streaming into the u.s. at an alarming pace. matt finn is standing right there in eagle pass, texas with the latest, matt. matt: hi, molly it's been slow in eagle pass in terms of larger groups. earlier this week rescue of migrants. the river is high and moving fast which makes it difficult to cross and also we are told that migrants might be honoring the holy week this week but all across the southern border there are still got aways and migrants illegally crossing. one example of that is over in arizona, yuma sector says migrants covered themselves in tan sheets in an effort to blend in with the desert floor after

illegally crossing the border this week. also near fort brown, texas agents seized 140 pounds of marijuana. the rio grande valley has seen the most seizures this year, more than 11,000 pounds recovered and texas dps reports seizing 1.3 million doses of fentanyl in a single bust, a traffic stop in culbertson county. the program will also ship 20,000 doses of fentanyl reversing narcan to every county here in texas. >> last year 2012 texans lost their lives because of fentanyl. when you think about it, that is on average more than 5 people in texas losing their life every day because of fentanyl.

>> and governor greg abbott underlined something that we hear quite often that is a single pact of sugar, if it was filled with fentanyl has the ability to kill 500 people. that's how lethal it is, molly. molly: great reminder, matt finn from eagle pass, texas. griff: for more on the crisis at the southern border and the looming end of title 42 joining us former governor of new mexico susana martinez, governor, thank you for taking time, you just heard matt finn's great reporting there and, of course, governor abbott's one pill kills campaign now. how bad is the fentanyl crisis in your home state and how concerned are you that enough is being done to try and get it under control? >> it is just as bad as it is in the rest of the country. we may be a border state but you will find the fentanyl and poisoning of our children and poisoning of people who think they're not taking fentanyl but

are taking possibly an opioid that they are buying and actually poisoning them and killing them. the problem is just the same in new mexico, however, we used to have national guard on the border to help our border patrol agents to help them with preparing vehicles making sure they can fix four wheelers and the systems in ways except enforcing the law because border patrols can do that. when i left office the national guard men and women were removed from the border so the assistance is not growing. our numbers are grow to go the el paso sector which we respond and ordered 35,000 in one week period. 35,000 people crossing illegally in one week. what is it going to be like once title 42 is removed? griff: it's going to be chaos. i want to get to that. you mentioned the 35,000 apprehensions. you know, let me show you on our

screen the border patrol chief raúl ortiz does incredibly helpful thing for the american people. he posts the weekend review and you can see the nearly 35,000 apprehensions along with over 10,000 got aways, $1.2 million in cash seized, 146 pounds of meth and the list goes on and on. 11 sex offenders, you see this every week and governor, honest to goodness, i watched the netflix show narcos and you can see the control they have of the southern border. that's fiction based on real life but you look at the numbers, it really seems that the cartels have quite great control of our border. >> they have control not just to the border but they have control all across our country. you will be surprised and, you know, we cannot ignore the fact that these very same pieces of information are going to the white house, to the biden

administration but they are choosing to ignore it. it is not just in california, arizona, new mexico and texas, it is all across our country and we are poisoning americans with all the drugs that are taking place. mr. ortiz in charge of the border patrol is sharing this information with the biden administration and they are ignoring it. in fact, they are encouraging that these people continue to cross the bored illegally. the border is wide open. i don't care what mr. mayorkas says, it is wide open. it is not closed. i live there. griff: lastly, governor, my sources tell me that right at this moment that mexico is refusing to take venezuelans who have illegally crossed our border back into juárez because of that fire, el paso is ground zero for illegal crossings and borders new mexico. if that's the case, what does

this mean for the sector? >> they are going to look for path of least resistance and pass over easily. you seen have they wear the coverings over the shoes that look like a mop. they used the sheets to cover themselves so they look like the sand on the ground. you wear camouflage to cross new mexico will be the path of least resistance and that is where they are going to start crossing more into the united states. griff: former governor susana martinez thank you for your insight and happy easter. >> happy easter to you, griff. molly: police in florida searching for third suspect after shocking murders of 3 teenagers, all shot last week in separate locations in marion, florida. cb cotton joins us now live with the latest. reporter: good afternoon, molly,

12 and 17-year-old are behind bars for alleged roles in the case. the two juveniles in custody so far, the sheriff says they both even confessed to one of the killings. now back on march 30th, deputies discovered a -- discovered 16-year-old layla shot in the head and dying at a construction site. the sheriff says the attackers drove off in her white chevy and at some point less than a mile away discarded the body of 17-year-old male victim. shot and killed and then on saturday, detectives found the chevy partially submerged in a body of water 9-miles away with the third victim in the trunk. 16-year-old camil, detectives say all the suspects were involved in low-level gang activity and knew the 3 victims. as for what let up to this, the suspects turned on those who were killed.

>> they're associated with the gangs, not necessarily doing gang activity nor am i going to say that the actions were specifically gang rivalry. but the way i'd put it in my press conference, there's no honor among these. you know, this whole scenario is tragic. there's nothing good in this entire scenario. you have sixteens which is ravishing -- >> state prosecutors are reviewing whether they will try juvenile suspects as adults. molly. molly: thank you, cb, heartbreaking. appreciate it. griff: italian tourist is dead and 7 others are injured after terror attack in tel aviv following dais of violence in the city. we will have a live report from trey yingst in tel aviv coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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griff: one tourist killed and several others injured in tel aviv terror attack this as the latest tragic incident amiddays of fighting in the region. trey yingst live on the ground with more. hey, trey. trey: griff, good afternoon, one person was killed and 7 others wounded when a man rammed crowd through crowd of people while firing a weapon. the attack took place here in tel aviv that sits next to mediterranean sea. a police officer rush today the scene and killed attacker immediately. this comes after another shooting in jordan valley by palestinian gunman, police are still searching for that shooter. we are at the intersection of 3 major holidays, the muslim holy month of ramadan and jewish passover and christian of

easter. overnight prime minister benjamin netanyahu called out as israel braces for more attacks. they are reminded of a more violent time in the country and security officials worry this wave of violence will get worse before it subsides, back to you, griff. griff: quickly, trey because you did remarkable, remarkable reporting first on the scene and talking to emt getting information but as we see people behind you is there a sense of anxiety in the wake of attack there or is life pretty much business as usual. trey: there's a huge sense of anxiety. israel is bracing for more attacks. the defense minister and prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been meeting with the security across the country determining

where to place soldiers and where to place police officers, they understand that the attacks could continue throughout the month of ramadan and they want to be sure that israel is prepared. griff. griff: all right, trey yingst quote reporting, stay safe, my friend. molly. molly: nation's heros come home with many stories from their experiences and that can sometimes be difficult to share. we will share how one organization has created a way for them to bring their stories to life just after the break. >> for some i know things might not get better but i can't help to think that there are individuals throughout that need to know that growth is possible. they need to know that society can be wrong --

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>> why is it the case that someone who survives cancer is considered stronger while someone who survives combat is considered damage or liability? molly: that was james polling sharing what it's like to be a combat veteran. his organization modern warrior

live gives veterans the opportunity to talk about their experiences through music and multimedia storytelling and here is james, cofounder of modern warrior live. he joins us live. he has served 3 deployments in afghanistan, james, welcome to our program. thank you so much for your service and thank you for giving up a little time on easter weekend and thank you for using your enormous talents to draw other people's talents to the surface. and that's where i kind of want to start, modern warrior live, how does it work, how do people get involved and how does the give and take happen? >> yeah, thanks and thanks for having me, molly. our organization has two activities, one activity being our actual touring stage production that, you know, it's really an immersive experience bringing world-class music, narration and multimedia together, we have done that over 130 times around the country

amazon, rikers island, little bit of everywhere, high school, large performing art centers. so there we try to use entertainment to bring people in from the community, share and experience hopefully they can relate to and start communication within not just their family units but the community as a whole and then we bring resources as well. so on site we will have resources and the lobby to have warm handoff if someone wants to apply for va benefits. that's a workshop in which we bring veterans and we sit down and we just work through them, work through with them to help them share whatever they want to share with their loved ones and that message is theirs and we just use our method of storytelling. >> just to be able to share is helping me a lot to move

forward, to get past what had happened. i'm also feeling the post traumatic, you feel like you're making progress because ptsd is not going to go away. as long as i'm moving forward and making progress and not going backwards and to be able to share the story to help people that are feeling that are victims to survivor and that's what posttraumatic growth is about. molly: what do you see when you work with veterans? >> i see a lot of individuals that they want to communicate and have hard time communicating, whether they want to have deep conversation with loved ones about how their experiences shaped their relationship with them or have worked through something and they want to share that path with others to try to help them work through whatever they might be dealing with as well. molly: quickly, how can people that are interested in this, that see the talent in all of these individuals which is

spectacular, how can they help? >> yeah, thanks, so modernwarriorlive.org is our website. modernwarriorlive on facebook, instagram, feel free to reach out. keep an eye out for our dates and really looking forward to connecting with new communities. molly: james poling, thank you for your time and thank you for your talent and thank you for drawing out the talents of others, greatly appreciate it. happy easter to you. >> thank you, happy easter. griff: what a great interview that was really important and james, good for you doing the hard work, sometimes the toughest work start when they come home, molly, happy easter. molly: that's it for us this hour. griff: fox news continues with eric and arthel.try eric and arthel.try i'm griff jenkins. molly: and i'm molly line, happr

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