>> campaign 2024 is heating up with some gop presidential hopefuls coily testing the field as they make rounds to big-name events such as this weekend's nra convention. this as former secretary of state mike pompeo announcing he race. welcome to fox news live i'm alicia acuña. griff: i'm griff jenkins. let's go to alexandria hoff, 170

days for next election but things are sure heating up. alex: who is counting, griff, former secretary pompeo says his decision was not impacted by former president trump's lead in the polls. it's something that he and his wife had to wait for months. >> we care deeply about america and the issues that i have been talking about the last year and a half and decades matter awful lot, this isn't our moment. this isn't time to seek elected office. >> pompeo added that if pompeo winning primary he may not end up endorsing former boss. aisa hutchison joined nikki haley and those announcing a run, senator tim scott introduced his exploratory committee this week with several top gop hopefuls attending nra annual convention yesterday and that included former president trump and former vice president mike pence. they are also going to be in in nashville this weekend for donor retreat as will new hampshire

governor chris sununu which is considering run for the white house. >> i think now more than ever people are realizing that given the former president trump's strong poll numbers they are going to be looking for other candidates to jump in to spur a new message, to bring attitude, new face, new energy to the primary this fall. alex: governor don desantis who has not announced run was speaking in manchester when protestors managed to rush the stage. >> you have to have a little spice in the speech, right? you have to have a little fun. alex: it was a scary moment but he played it off. the women appeared to be yelling jews against desantis. moved on quickly, griff. griff: yeah, crazy scenario there. alexandria hoff live for us in washington. thank you very much. alicia: for more on this and whole bunch

more let's bring in the political panel. with us today vogul group bill mckinley and dnc press secretary jose muñoz. jose, i will start with you democratic congressman ro khana calling on senator dianne feinstein to resign. since fen -- february 16th she missed 16 votes. john fetterman did take time off for treatment for depression. jose, as a democrat, is it time for the senator to move on? >> i disagree. you put the example. it's. >> relatable because we see

fetterman, a man that has missed same amount of votes and no one is calling for resignation at least from our own party. it's sad to see because if she's a woman she had to resign and if it was a man not the same conversation. she's going to continue serving the great people of california. alicia: bill, what's your response to that? >> in a way this is a dilemma of the democrats own making. everybody knew prior to the election last year that said that now senator fetterman was suffering from some health issues and we also had the depression that he sought treatment for and we all wish him speedy recovery and continued recovery on that, however, et demonstrates the fragility of the democratic majority and can block the agenda that they are trying to pursue. there's 14 nominees for the judiciary that have been hold up in the committee and with senator feinstein's absence they haven't been able to proceed on those votes. i mean, as a republican, you

know, senator feinstein should take her time and should recover and then come back when she's ready but from our standpoint we wish her the best of health but it's on judiciary votes. alicia: what about that point, judiciary committee being stuck right now because they are waiting, not advancing nominees or anything like that. is this an issue here? >> well, it is an issue and i totally understand that. look, if there was a moment in time that the senator believes that she cannot come back to the senate at all, then i would be the first, you know, maybe ask her to reflect and say this is the time for her to resign but it does not seem that that's the case. i think she's prepared statement that she will come back and continue to vote for the american people. i think she will back in no time and be able to move forward with the work ahead. alicia: jose, i want to follow up on something that you said, you're talking comparison with

man and woman and there has been talk in background and out front about her advancing age and the impact that that has. could that be more to the point here and some of the concerns and also i want to add on there's conversations regarding the presidential campaign and the president's advancing age. >> sure, look, i think it's going to continue to be a topic of conversation and it should b. i'm not -- i don't think democrats or republicans should -- whether it's senator feinstein or joe biden, their age should be something of concern. that's fine. as long as the public, the american public believes in these people they can serve. clearly they can. we see a president in joe biden that has passed record of legislation and no president no modern history has ever done. i don't think his age is an issue at all. if anything, i will actually say it's an advantage because of the

wisdom that the president brings to the office. alicia: okay, bill, before i get a chance to respond, i want to remind everyone about the moment that he had with al rokir this week, take a listen. >> we are not prepared to announce it yet. >> okay, bill, so that indicate that is there's possibly announcement coming at some point. your response. >> look, i think that they amended the primary schedule for the president of the united states to accommodate president biden in a reelect all indications are that he's going to run for reelection but if you look tat poll numbers including from democrats there are serious about whether democrats want him to run for reelection. president of the united states is the moist demanding job that you could ever hold and we need somebody that can stand up and face all of the challenges that america is facing both domestically and abroad. we have everything from taiwan

and ukraine war and everything from the inflation and the economy here at home and we really need people in those offices that are able to handle the stress and the rigor that requires to get the job done for the american people and i think democrats, independents and republicans have very serious concerns about president biden should seek another term. alicia: bill, republicans have their own fight ahead and candidates getting in the mix, you have a lot of potentialses out there as well, you can't ignore the fact, bill, that former president trump and the first quarter brought in almost $19 million but so much talk has been and so much excitement has been swirling around florida governor desantis.

i'm going to show you a poll. these are primary voters by age and what they think in terms of approval by age of comparing donald trump to ron desantis. donald trump 76, ron desantis, 44. the former president wins every time. how are republicans going to handle this going forward? >> first of all, it's april of the year before the presidential primary when caucuses begin. anybody who has done this for a number of cycles understand that polls right now are mood rings and not determinative of who is going to be in the lead. president trump is really benefiting from the scandalist indictment that manhattan da alvin bragg handed down where he said he basically allegedly doctored up business records to hide a crime that he wouldn't identify what the crime was. that's being reflected in the polls. the issues that we are facing right now are not going to be the issues that we are facing this summer or this fall or probably in january of next year. i think the race is going to be

pretty fluid and we have to see how the events unfold. alicia: jose, only a few seconds left. >> we are light years away from the presidential election. lucas: president biden spoke about the leak before leaving the island. >> focus to the extent to which it occurred. i don't think it's going to take very long. i think we are getting to the bottom of quicker -- lucas: now more leaks have been discovered. the washington post reporting u.s. intelligent agencies were aware of four additional spy balloons in addition to 4,000 spy craft that made that week long odyssey across the united states being being shot down off the coast of south carolina and early february including over u.s. aircraft likely the nimitz and another crash in south china sea.

>> i believe the pentagon is going to be in the hot seat in congress and they will have to answer to how this breakdown occurred. >> not only endangers the live of those down range but a complete violation of what we are trying do by keeping our information secure and has been big issue for the dod for a long time. griff: lucas tomlinson live for us on the north lawn, lucas, thank you very much. for more on this we are joined by republican congressman from florida and member of the homeland security and armed services committees carlos jiménez and serves on house select committee. thank you for being here today. i want to pick up where lucas left off reporting and get your

reaction to the latest in this leak. >> well, look, we have to investigate how it happened. it may be -- probably too many people access to this information and as we just can't tolerate this. it hurts our credibility not only here at home but around the world and so we need to find out, get to the bottom of it and put a stop to it. >> you're on the homeland security committee, do you anticipate bringing people from the pentagon, others to hearings to sort of try and unpack how this could have happened? >> i think it's probably more a jurisdiction of the armed services committee. so i anticipate that our chair will have some hearings around the world and make sure that our military is kept secret and our adversaries don't have access to that information and the decimation has been widely

distributed around the world. it is very embarrassing to the united states and wasn't helpful to allies around the world. we need to put a stop it to. i'm sure our chair will have hearings on this. griff: you just met with speaker mccarthy in washington post article this morning, we are learning that taiwan is highly vulnerable to chinese air attacks because it's the documents of the leak. what's your reaction with respect to how it pertains to taiwan? >> look, the situation in taiwan is very -- it's very dangerous situation. we have to speed up our weapons system and delivery to the people and taiwan who is as ally to the united states, they produce 80% of the world's chips if communist china does take over taiwan it's not going to be

good for the u.s. economy. we need to step up our efforts. so any information that helps the chinese communist party in their efforts to unify in their words, you know, china and take over taiwan is not god and -- good, and so all of this, we need to tighten information and reduce the number of people that have access to that information to make sure that as far as we can contain any information may be useful to our adversaries. griff: congressman, how concerned are you that taiwan invasion is heading down the path of inevitable? >> i'm very concerned. mostly experts that i have spe--spoken to it's not a questf if but when, a lot of the difference of opinions that are on when it's going to happen. president xi has made no secret that he want to unify to china

and taiwan is, you know, number 1 priority. they are getting emboldened around the world. they are developing relationships around the world, bringing new allies to their cause. what macron said the other day about hey, europe needs to stay away from that conflict and leaf the united states. that's also very troubling and it was troubling to the united states but also a good sign for china and their ambitions to take over taiwan so, yeah, i think -- i'm on the opinion that it's going to happen and i'm of the opinion it's going to happen soon er rather than later. griff: where do you stand where the u.s. defending taiwan? >> we need to do everything in our power to make sure that it doesn't happen. we need to shift the weapon systems as quickly as we can. we need to strengthen alliances with japan, with the philippines

and australia. i think that's going to be critical to deterring china from their ambitions in taiwan. hopefully it won't get done. that's our prime objective is to deterring the conflict but if we continue moving in this direction and showing weakness then we are just inviting trouble and it's something that we can't -- that's something that i will certainly not support and can't have in the united states. again, the best deterrence to chinese aggression is strength and strengthening taiwan's ability to defend itself along with some of our neighbors in the area. griff: great insight, thank you, congressman carlos giménez taking time on saturday. have a good weekend, sir. >> you too. alicia: griff, a new case coming up in front of the supreme court tuesday pits one man's liberty rights against work requirements

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griff: the supreme court is set to hear arguments in religious liberty case next week after postal carrier gerald groff claim the usps did not make accommodations to have sunday

days off for religious reasons. senior counsel jeremy involved in this case. jeremy, thank you for taking time. we did invite the u.s. postal service to come on, no one was available. we want to get right into what is the fundamental bedrock of this case, why is this case now making it to the supreme court and what is your strongest argument? >> well, it's taking a long time for us to get here but the fundamental point no employee should have to choose between work and faith. he started working for the postal service as a career because it allowed him to have sunday off. the already's day as he refers to it. they weren't delivering unless amazon bought a contract and started them delivering on sundays. initially they were able to accommodate him giving sunday off to engage in fourth

commandment responsibilities and that was no problem until it was a problem. and so ultimately they treated him rather poorly for about two years, subjected him to 8 rounds of discipline, two letters of warning, two suspensions letter of warning and ultimately quit or be fired and so this is why we are here. look, no -- no employee should be having to choose between their faith and their livelihood in order to work in this country and in this country we ought to return the cooperative spirit that allows us to work together to find a way to accommodate one another including religious beliefs at work. griff: i want to show viewers, usps on behalf post masters, despite good efforts to find volunteers to cover petitioners sundays shifts each time he was scheduled to work, petitioner ultimately missed 24 shifts that were not filled. the filing continues with shifts

swaps. in response, usps took disciplinary measures including imposing paper suspensions that did not result in loss of work or pay. it sort of beg it is larger question, jeremy, why should an employer bear the burden of someone's religious beliefs? >> because that's exactly what congress intended when they amended to title 7 to require employers to accommodate person's religious needs unless doing so would present an undue hardship, over the last 4 years or so, courts have watered down that standard that now they just need to present a de minimis burden. we forget that gerald groff worked every sad and holiday that he could and worked overtime to make sure those who could not work on sundays, well, they were able to spend time with their families. the postal service had no problem accommodating him initially and they decide to

make an example out of gerald that they had to punish him abiding by convictions. i want to understand something really important, all gerald had to do violate his conscious 3 or 4 times at the most, go work on a sunday and he would have the seniority enough to be able to schedule him off on a sunday but he couldn't violate his conscious before god and the united states postal service refuse today do what the law allowed. now the supreme court has the opportunity to rethose important protections to the employment context, protecting every person of faith within the employment context. griff: and just to point out as you alluded to earlier, groff didn't get fired, he quit, he resigned, so would it have been different had he stayed and fought as opposed to resigning and now bringing this case? >> we would have only had one more disciplinary interview, the ninth disciplinary interview perhaps one more suspension and he would have been fired anyway.

the hostile work environment that had been created by the united states postal service refusing to honor his religious beliefs had been so large that he just simply had to pull out. look, an employer the size of the united states postal service, i find it hard to believe that they couldn't work together to find a way to accommodate gerald's beliefs as they should for everybody. look, we have a workable standard under the law, we know by the american disabilities act we accommodate people with disabilities in the workplace unless it's undue hardship to the employer's business. that's the same standard of congress for religious purposes as well. we need to return to that standard. i'm remind what had thurgood marshal said. this is back in 1979. he said that our nation is our little poorer today because of this decision and they undermine that promise from congress and until we restore the religious liberty to the workplace we will find more and more employees facing the very same problem.

>> fascinating case, jeremy, thank you for taking time. oral arguments begin on tuesday, thank you, sir. >> thank you. alicia: thanks, griff, we are learning new details about the american journalist who was arrested last month in russia on accusations of espionage. evan gershkovich are finding arrest shocking. >> evan was detained while out on reporting trip in russia on behalf of the wall street journal. he's now in detention. the 31-year-old has been charged with spying by russian authorities, the wall street journal strongly denies these allegations and the u.s. government has called the charges ridiculous. his parents have also been speaking to the wall street journal about their son's case. the couple who as you say came from the former soviet union say they are keeping positive

despite the fears they have for him. evan is being held at this notorious at moscow jail and there's been no access so far which is concerning and something that secretary of state antony blinken says russia must allow. evan first american arrested since the end of the cold war and president biden has been in contact with the family and is calling ferris beliefs. now russia says there's no chance of any relief or any prisoner swap until the trial has taken place so that means evan is going to be held in detention until the start date. griff: anheuser-busch to limit the fallout of controversial trans-marketing campaign. that story next.u ♪ ♪ & ♪

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griff: the ceo of anheuser-busch now responding to backlash over budlight's marketing campaign can transgender social media influencer dylan mulvaney. hey, charles. charles: hey, good afternoon, griff. well, it's not exactly an apology but anheuser-busch ceo saying the company never intended to be in a discussion that divides people. quote, i air deeply about this country, this company, our brands and our partners. i spent much of my time traveling across america listening and learning from customers, distributors and others. moving forward i will continue to work tirelessly to bring great bears to customers across the nation. the company is currently receiving on social media for its marketing campaign featuring transgender activists and

influencer dylan mulvaney. mulvaney has millions of followers in instagram and tiktok said that anheuser-busch sent her a pack of bud light with her face on it as part of -- as part of ad rather for a march madness contest and to celebrate full year of girlhood for mulvaney. the partnership angered a lot of customers including kid rock who released video shooting cases of bud light with assault rifle and others like john rich who owns bar in nashville says sales dropped dramatically. >> they are almost at zero percent. we are sitting on cases and cases of the beer in the back and, you know, you can't reorder it if nobody is going the buy it. >> prior to bud light's partnership with mulvaney the company's vice president of marketing said she wanted to make the brand more inclusive in

an attempt to appeal to a much larger audience. >> bud light had been kind of a brand of friday kind of out of touch humor and it was really important that we had another approach. >> yeah, there are certainly some out there who are questioning whether this partnership with mulvaney was the right move to be clear anheuser-busch says the bud light that they sent to mulvaney with her picture on it were gifts for her and those particular cans of bud light are not for public sale. griff. griff: charles watson live with the latest on the brewing controversy. alicia. alicia: massachusetts air guardman is facing charges in connection to the leak of classified military documents to an online chat room. documents containing sensitive information about the russia-ukraine war and other military secrets quickly

spread to other social media forms. for more on fallout and possible national security risk from the leak. we are joined by retired admiral montgomery, senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracy. admiral, thank you so much for being here today. lucas tomlinson was reporting earlier that more than 1 million americans have top secret clearances. in your assessment, what if anything needs to change here, what does the pentagon need to do when it looks at itself going forward? >> well, thank you for having me, alicia, and we do need to make changes. the changes may not be in the number of people who have clear anticip--clearances although ith number. it has to be how we protect information even when people have top secret clearances. after snowden, after wikileaks and manning, we should have figured out how to put anomalous

activity detection software on our system. why is an airman in the massachusetts national guard accessing this information and not just once but twice but 3 times, in other words, something that sends up a beacon when an inappropriate amount of activities is happening. after 9 years after some of the initial incan kiddents we haven't made the kind of investment and those security protection systems. alicia: you know, you bring up snowden, julian assange and former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe addressed that and how dangerous that is. >> there's nothing heroic about this even if you're apprizing the american people about something that they weren't otherwise aware of. it's far outweighed by the damage to our national security and the lives that will be lost. the fact that i can't name the

americans and the people who are supporting america who will lose their lives make it no less egregious, so i would hope the consequences would be extreme and provide a deterrent effect. alicia: he mentions lives that will be lost. that's really striking. >> well, exactly. at least two theaters really critical information has been released one in russia-ukraine giving a lot of information on our assessment of ukrainian position and also russian position which now the russians can understand how much ukraine and the united states have insight into their readiness. that has direct battlefield implications. more operationally and strategically, you know, there's leaks in there about the potential vulnerability of taiwan to chinese missile and air attacks. that's assessment. the chinese will value that and place a premium on it and will help drive chinese planning. so both of the major theaters, you know, this compromise has

significant consequences. alicia: well, the washington post reporting that morning taiwan highly vulnerable to chinese air attack leaked documents show and florida congressman carlos giménez was asked about this a little earlier, take a listen. >> i'm very concerned. mostly experts that i have spoken to seem to think that it's -- it's not a question of if, it's a question of when. and a lot of the differences of opinions that are on when it's going to happen president xi has made no secret that he wants to unify to china and taiwan is, you know, number 1 priority. they are getting emboldened around the world. >> especially with regard to air superiority, can you discuss the vulnerability here? >> well, certainly. i worry about two things. congressman giménez is absolutely right and he and mike gallagher have been talking about our domestic problem, the

chinese penetrate our mobility systems and our national critical infrastructure to make it hard for the u.s. to flow forces to china. but your question specifically, you know, the chinese capability and capacity to rein, short range and rockets onto taiwan and it's significant. taiwan is going to have to be dug hard and vulnerabilities as we see them, they will be in better position to focus and refine operational planning and create an even worse first day for the taiwanese during some time of crisis or war. the leak of the documents links directly to our most pressing strategic challenge which is preparing taiwan for this kind of offensive and making sure that the united states is ready to come to their direct support. alicia: every day we learn more. retired admiral montgomery, thank you so much for the conversation today.

have a good one. >> thank you. griff: the death toll from russian missile strikes in the ukrainian city is rising, this as ukraine awaits the delivery of a u.s. missile system expected some time after orthodox easter, a holiday celebrated by millions of orthodox christians tomorrow. mike tobin live in kyiv with the latest. hey, mike. mike: more strikes hit residential structures especially in the east closest to fighting. ukrainians say it was russian s3 missile. meantime spokesman for the ukrainian air force says the missile batteries will soon be in place to defend against strikes just like this one. ukrainian troops have been training on the patriot

missiles, offer nod specifics of if and when missiles will arrive. the private sector is standing up for them through business donations. the global empowerment mission as established warehouse where is they stockpile food and have delivered more than a thousand truck leads of supply to people devastated by a year of war. >> when we got back here, no one was here. we were particularly the first family to return to this partially destroyed house. i was the first to bring us food. >> i feel like we are actually making a very big dent. i think what we are doing is absolutely critical. we've had thousands and thousands of people tell us that they wouldn't even survive this winter if it wasn't this type of work. >> the global empowerment mission or gem is largely funded

by the howard buffet foundation. griff: mike tobin live for us in kyiv, thank you. alicia: as american deaths skyrocket we will go live to the border as the biden administrationon being accused a unablens to stopping the flow coming across the united states.

alicia: you are looking at images of our southern border with influx is persistent. senior correspondent casey stegall is live in el paso, texas with the latest, casey. >> alicia, just to give you an idea of how much is coming across the border in the last

week alone cbp says more than 200 pounds of fentanyl was seized across the entire southern border in just 7 days time. can you imagine that? meantime border patrol agents on the ground here in el paso have been on pins and needles with the build-up to title 42 expiring on may the 11th especially if you consider just across the border from us over in juárez there are quite a large group of people gathering there, up to 40,000 migrants said to be waiting to enter the united states. and with unsanitary conditions and little help, frustrations have been mounting. so this past week our cameras have captured large groups, we are talking 700 to 1200 in size illegally crossing and surrendering in the el paso side of the fence. agents say much of the recent frenzy is being driven by cartels social media posts.

in other words, false rumors that quickly spread online all designed to push people and drugs further north. >> i know there's some misinformation going out to the migrants from tco, smugglers and other organizations in their home country and mexico giving them misinformation about our immigration policies. reporter: now over in eagle pass, in del rio sector migrant encounters are up 26% for the first half of year 2023 compared to the year before. a bulk of the activity has certainly shifted further west with the el paso sector alone now reporting 157% jump almost 225,000 migrant encounters recorded here since october the first and that doesn't even include the march tally where as

the year before the same period of time yielded 87,000. so 87,000 versus 225,000 one sector one year. alicia: wow, casey stegall, live in el paso, texas. thanks, casey. griff: alicia, great organization is bringing america together by helping service members deal with child care challenges. that story is next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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griff: the armed services ymac is providing military members with much needed affordable child care, currently assist about 150,000 individuals a year. the man leading the mission, the ceo of armed services ymca vice admiral. admiral, thank you for being here. how significant is the problem of access to child care in the military? >> griff, first of all, thank you very much for having me on again. child care for the military is this similar crisis we have, i think, across the nation now for all families but i think it's even more challenging for military members. they move every two to three years. they are in the near generally their parents or family members to help out with the child care

issue and one of the two or both of them sometimes deploy for long periods of time. so we are really focused working with dod to come up with that solution to make that child care -- child care available for them that's affordable, available and quality and frankly we need to do that because in my mind it's a family readiness issue and the command they work with. last thing you want somebody deployed and word about their family and not what they are trying to do at the tip of the spear. griff: absolutely. you have 3 programs, admiral that is tackling the problem. child care and preschool operations and operation hero, if you want to highlight one of those, which one is most important there? >> they are all important but i will talk about child care right now, child care is dod focused on trying to come up with

solutions and 3 of the areas that we are focused on supporting one is in san diego, probably the largest waiting list in all of dod are in san diego. we just got a significant grant from congresswoman jacobs that allow us to start a process to build a new facility there primarily on child care. that is great. so we are running a capital campaign now to try to raise funds to get that in place to supplement that with dod. griff: admiral, we have to leave it there. our viewers can go to asymca.org. have a good weekend. >> you too, thank you. griff: that's all for us this hour, alicia, great to be with you, fox news lives continues you, fox news lives continues with eric and arthel. identify griff jenkins. alicia: i'm alicia acuña, thanko for watching.

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