treated as the victim. >> never thought this would happen to me. >> having that person try to take it away is not okay. >> shocking story, tune in tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. it is america now and forever, we'll keep fighting for it. gutfeld and the gang is next >> todd: a fox news alert, house lawmakers are requesting -- testify on capitol hill after his scathing report finds the fbi had no factual evidence to investigate president trump for colluding with russia in 2016. you're watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. they determined much of the investigation was driven by hillary clinton or the clinton

administration. >> todd: brooke singman has more from former president trump. brooke. >> brooke: republicans want john durham to testify before congress next week after his report found the fbi had no form of collusion with president trump and russia in 2016. now the report reads the doj and fbi failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law. senior fbi personnel displayed lack of analytical rigor toward the information they received, especially information received from politically affiliated persons and entities. john brennan briefed obama, joe biden and other top national security officials about hillary clinton being accused of vilifying donald trump in 2016. "russian intelligence analysis alleged clinton stirred up a

scandal of donald trump for linking him to putin. the intel community does not know the accuracy of this information or the extent of the analysis is exaggeration or fabrication. i spoke with president trump after durham's report was released. trump says james comer has to hold his investigation accountable. this treasonous charade was started by the democrats by comey. house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan says the baseless investigation kicked off years of trump attacks. >> going after president trump in his election and campaign. in 2020, 51 former cia agents and intel officials working with

the biden campaign to do the same thing. we've seen it twice now. one issue the fbi. second, former intel officials, same objection to go after president trump to keep him from being president. the conduct that special counsel examined was the reason that current leadership implemented dozens of corrective actions that have been in place for sometime. the missteps identify could have been prevented. durham's report did not call for changes to guidelines and policies. >> todd: thank you. here is jonathan turley. >> jonathan: it is damming, this report suggests we were all played as chumps. there wasn't a basis to go forward with the investigation. the salacious detailed repeated, turn out didn't occur, including

the hotel scene with the prostitutes. it goes into great detail temperature is classic durham, everything the russia investigation was not. it is methodical, no hyperbole, he shows how false accounts were created often in coordination with the clinton campaign. >> todd: bring in washington examiner deputy editor kaylieshg mcgee. this was damming toward the fbi, but my concern is what comes next with regard to accountability? brooke used that term in his report, if he does not recommend charges to the doj, will these people get off scott free, it looks bad, but no consequences to them? >> there are frightening implication going into the current investigation into the president's son hunter biden and if the doj are politically able

to handle this investigation without a bias. i think there is a serious argument they are not capable of handling this investigation. just yesterday there was a report that a whistleblower before congress said the fbi removed entire irs investigation team into the hunter biden investigation and he's claiming it was politically retaliatory. one finding durham had and is important and if this goes toward the fbi statement, he found none of the corrective measures the fbi has put into place since 2016 would make a difference in preventing the scandal because the problem is that the fbi abandoned duty to fidelity. this was approach to suppress truth and push life. there are no corrective measures that could have fixed that.

>> ashley: former president trump told brooke from her reporting that james comey should be held accountable. so should the media. jake tapper had this response to durham's report. >> the report is here and dropped and might not have produced everything republicans hoped for, regardless, it is devastating to the fbi and to a degree, it does exonerate donald trump. >> ashley: he said it exonerated donald trump to a degree, in the past, they have vouched for the bebunked steele dossier. >> the dossier in fact is far from bogus. no major thing from the dossier has been disproven. >> we already know the part about the coverage they have on him, with sexac actions is supposed to be true.

>> it has corroborated a lot of the information. >> ashley: this is all we heard for years, where is the accountability for them? >> i would love to see jake tapper give back the award he received for the steele dossier, will he take accountability? the media are complicit in their coverage of this scandal and the only election interference was the media working with the fbi working with the administration to smear the candidate and sink his nomination and after the fact sink his candidaty. there needs to be accountability whether they are able to accomplish that or the next president is able to. the american public deserves answers and accountability on this. these are the same people who yell at us from the hilltop about democracy is under attack. what is bigger threat to

democracy than openly moving the number one intel bureau in your country to try to ruin one candidate on the republican side chance of winning said election thachl is attack on democracy and you have individuals like schiff and eric swalwell saying we saw the document and the evidence in question, what did they say? they couldn't have seen anything. kaylie, my concern is what is to stop the fbi from doing this again going forward? you mentioned hunter biden, that is in the present. in the future, what is to stop the fbi from doing the same thing again? >> that is the problem, todd, they did this again in 2020, the fbi worked with big tech to suppress information about the hunter biden laptop story to prop up a certain presidential candidate. there are allegations that the

cia went around soliciting signatures from former intelligence officials to sign a letter dismissing the hunter biden laptop story as russian disinformation. this is a pattern, it happened in 2020 and 2016, and good argument it happened before that and will continue to happen until changes are made. >> ashley: the fbi and democrats pushing this were gaslighting every american, whether you were republican or democrat this whole time. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> ashley: the attorney for marine veteran daniel penny is speaking out. >> todd: he maintains penny was trying to protect passengers from jordan neely, who had been making threats. jackie ibanez joins us.

>> jack: steve razor is giving his side of the incident that left jordan neely dead. listen. >> none of that is based on the facts. as to race, it's simply not the motivation for danny. he is the one that put himself in danger to save who? all the people on that train. black people, brown people, white people, it didn't matter to danny. danny put his life at risk to save all those people, nothing to do with race. >> jordan neely's death sparked unruly demonstrations across new york city, protesters demanding justice and accountability for neely. the 30 year old suffered from mentality illness, he was on the top 50 list of people at risk. they write, mr. neely was on a watch list for city task force

that kept track of the new yorkers of concern. prosecutors revealing neely had been making threats and scaring passengers when penny attempted to restrain him. that is not stopping manhattan district attorney alvin bragg from charging penny with second-degree manslaughter and rushing to do so, according to penny's attorney. >> we were told there was going to be a grand jury presentation and that would take some time and be a deliberate process, not rushed. then suddenly we got a call one night before danny was asked to surrender and said he's got to surrender to the police department tomorrow. what do you mean tomorrow? this was going to be a long process and suddenly it's tomorrow? >> daniel penny turned himself in yesterday. he faces time if convicted.

>> ashley: this case sends wrong message to good samaritans m crime-infested cities. >> the same people who want to disarm our citizens. who will protects us? this is defense of himself and defense of others and clearly in florida, this wouldn't have happened in my state. this is unbelievable, they are defunding the police and won't stick up for any officers, any citizens and shawn, no one will come forward to help people anymore and they should have never charged him without getting this guy's toxicology, with mental illness and 32 arrests. >> ashley: presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy has donated to daniel penny's legal fund, he will join us and talk about the case. >> todd: the irs removed the

investigative team from multi-year investigation into hunter biden. according to the "new york post," a whistleblower who supervised the investigation claims the decision is retaliatory. they wrote a letter to congress that reads, the investigators who worked this case for year and are subject matter expert is the issue our client intended to blow the whistle on. hunter biden could be charged with tax fraud as part of the investigation into foreign business dealings. a pattern here with the stories had in this a block. republicans calling out the justice department and fbi for looking other way as key informant for biden corruption investigation has gone. >> federal bureau of investigation and our justice department have basically just turned a blind eye to all of this and come down to the point

where speaker mccarthy has to have a one-on-one meeting with director wray over the way they bungled this from the start. >> quick clarification. i was off yesterday, we're still in america, right? >> chair james comer revealing nine of the 10 people republicans have identified as having knowledge about the biden's business dealings are in court, in jail or missing. tim tim burchett was on the biden probe. >> ashley: migrants who crossed into the u.s. were released on parole last week without a court date or any way for the government to track them. this despite a federal judge ruling in favor of ron desantis thursday blocking the biden administration move to parole migrants crossing the border through texas. border patrol chief raul ruis

reported in the first weekend, three agents assaulted, 1500 migrants apprehended, and -- gotaways entered the country after biden made this remark on friday. >> how do you think things are going at the border? >> much better than you all thought so. >> ashley: the "new york times" put this report out a few minutes ago, calling it a quieter weekend than expected. only five sex offenders, one is too many. colorado teachers union is ush approximating anti-capitalism agenda, claiming it exploits children. one is fighting to keep that out of schools, the head of the district is joining us next. >> todd: billy joel is moving

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>> ashley: republicans are making moves as the 2024 presidential election moves forward. ron desantis expected to make a bid for the white house. desantis press secretary announced he is stepping down from his role at the governor's office to pursue other avenues of helping to deliver the governor's success to our country. the competition within the gop could be heating up. a new super pact to support mike pence's bit for president. the group wants to reintroduce pence as his own man. and bill haslem will serve as co-chair for tim scott's supposed presidential campaign. he is expected to announce his

bid this saturday. desantis signed a law yesterday banning diversity, equity and inclusion at public colleges and universities in florida. >> if you look at the way this has been impelemented across the country, dei is better viewed as discrimination, exclusion and indoctrination and that has no place in our public institutions. >> ashley: desantis signed bill to ban public universities from forcing student, staff and faculty for denying for admission. >> todd: colorado teachers union taking aim at capitalism, rejecting it and passing this resolution that says capitalism inherently exploits children, public schools, land, labor and resources. capitalism is opposition to addressing systemic -- try this

again. to fully addressing systemic racism, climate change, patriarchy, education, inequality and income inequality. not my favorite statement, director of woodland park has staftized the resolution and joins me now. what was your reaction when you heard the statement from the union? >> i was pretty much in shock from that statement. as vice president of the school board in woodland park, it was stunning to see the biggest teachers union in colorado adopt an anti-american residence lugsz like that. >> todd: if they oppose capitalism, doesn't it follow they are actively promoting communism? >> it is always communism, you

can call it marxism, socialism, when they are putting into practice and all the ugliness that comes with it, it is communism. >> we reached out for a statement and they did not do themselves any favors. our members diverse view and perspective and reflect member aspirations and collective indefor for equitable world for colorado students, educators and communities and do not require's action from the organization. doubling down on request to teach communism, what do you think? >> it is definitely a doubling down. since covid times there has been a great awakiening to what is going on in schools, that is in

colorado and all over the nation. these people say, no, it is not happening, the mask has come off. in colorado, this union thinks they are too big to fail, they do not think they have to hide their anti-american political agenda and determined to push it on the government and people and their kids. we are taking a stand against that. >> todd: that is the negative part of this story, let's get to the positive. how reassuring is it to know you and board members are fighting this unanimously, david? >> we are pleased to take a stand for freedom, whether through economics or constitution and equal opportunity, that is what people can do. in colorado, like many states, the school board is by the community. we represent woodland park

community and we will not take a knee to the teachers union who are for special interests and politicians. >> todd: if you had any doubt what community members felt about this, resounding response for your position and against the teachers union was definitely worth noting. they do not want communism taught, they uncapitalism. david ishgs ilingworth, thank you. dave, thank you. chicago residents suing over the plan to house 500 migrants in their community. >> resources have not come to us. >> why would any leader put our black communities riddleed with crime at further risk by placing unvetted, nontaxpayers steps

away from our seniors? >> todd: some outraged residents are here with a list of their biggest concerns, stick around to hear what they have to say. >> ashley: things are bad for bud light, now it is miller's time. >> it is time beer made it up to women, miller light are cleaning up the beer industry. >> ashley: miller light at the center of a woke controversy, we have the story right after this. ♪

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day. >> todd: alexandria hoff has the latest. >> alexandria: this is strange, it happened outside d.c. we have the moment police were called to the scene, listen. >> someone has come into the -- >> you could hear the distress. >> alexandria: the congressman was not at his office when he says a suspect wielding a bat came in apparently looking for him. >> when told i was at an event, he proceeded to attack the young intern who was at the front desk on her first day and then when the noise and commotion became clear, others came running out of their office and attacked by outreach director and hit her badly on the back of her head. >> alexandria: both women were struck in the head, the

congressman said the man issue somewhated items in the office, as well. police arrived within minutes. >> you could tell the people inside were scared. they were hiding. someone swinging a bat around, i would be scared, as well. >> alexandria: fairfax city police identified this 49-year-old man as the suspect. he was known to authorities. the congressman says he has no reason to believe this was politically motivated. hakeem jeffries stated this, i offer full support of the democratic family in the aftermath of this horrific attack and house speaker kevin mccarthy offered his thoughts, as well. >> we are praying for the quick recovery for the staffers injured and thankful for the quick action of the authorities.

>> alexandria: violence does not belong in politics, we've seen this against our judiciary and legislative branch and has no place in our commonwealth. the motivation is unclear, the associated press shows this man attacked another woman earlier in the day. "washington post" spoke to his father who said his son suffers from schizophrenia. >> todd: horrible story, i feel for that intern, day one, just horrible. thank you. companies like tyson, caterpillar and boeing vowing to leave chicago after the new mayor brandon johnson was sworn in. former teachers gone on record defending rioters and refusing to give students bad grades, even if they deserve them. brandon johnson has comments on

defunding the chicago pd. >> the $150 million was not directing funds away? >> directing to the consent decree to hire and promote 200 more detectiveses, make sure we are limp elementing laws on the books, like -- >> todd: johnson has not appointed a superintendent. >> ashley: on the south side of chicago, citizens are suing over housing migrants in the area, saying the move will endanger black residents. >> resources have not come to us, now you want to overly compensate for people who never lived here before. we have been redlined, jim crowed, pushed out, enough. >> why would any leader put our

black communitieses riddled with crime at further risk for placing unvetted, nonpaying taxpayers away. >> one of the two plaintiffs filing suit against chicago and a south shore high school alumni, and case manager, both are joining me now. thanks for being with me. i want to go to you first, in that sound bite, you were talking about how their concern that this move -- explain to us. >> well, the information i spoke about was faced on factual data, that suggest there is adverse impact to mass immigration on black communities, however, i was speaking specifically about our residents near the south

shore high school who had a concern based on lack of transparency in the city to house migrants in the school. they made those decisions without our input, they did not ask us for whether we felt safe or and they didn't have plans to ensure we were safe and they voiced concern. >> ashley: you found out about this move with the rest of the world, correct? >> actually, we called on monday morning because we heard through the grapevine, we called and we were given the run around that no one really knew about it and knew that was not the truth. that is when we took action. >> ashley: could the new mayor brandon johnson step in and do anything to stop this, if he wanted to? >> im00 not sure about that and what the mayor's policies are. we will voice our own opinions

in our neighborhood and use the law to our benefit. >> ashley: craig, this goes to you, what has the city done to help your community, anything? >> the city hasn't done anything to address this situation. i am -- chicagoan. i am alumni of the school, the school has richest graduate -- suzie orman, well known, and mayor ericson who ranks with steve jobs and bill gates. we don't want something like this to occur. when the old building as we refer to it as -- in '97, told to the community who paid for the building, the carrington and

the reece's. for this to take place and elected officials who are committee people refer them -- they do not have any of this is untrue and the community is not standing for this. south shore, vibrant jewish community and the black community came in, happened to be the carrington, smith, reece's and johnson, maintain that teg rite of middle-class status and we want that building, a histore cal landmark -- [audio cutting out] -- to house them there. so this is not something that we

are going to permit and fight this at any level we can fight it on. >> ashley: last question, what is biggest concern for residentless? is it safety? >> safety and transparency, we have had a problem with police response in our neighborhood in the past. to bring someone in and say they are going to have police presence 24 hours a day, it is a slach in the face for those of us who have not had police presence when we need today and they do not pay taxes, those are primary concerns. to offer plan of safety within the building and facility where migrants will be, not a plan of safety where they will be most of the time is problematic. >> ashley: i understand, you are the american taxpayer and should

have that transparency. thank you for your time and good luck with this. >> thank you. >> ashley: you're welcome. >> todd: musician billy joel is moving out of his long island, new york home of 20 years. he purchased the estate for $22 million. take a look there, he lands his helicopter on his front yard. the home is 40 miles east of midtown, back up for sale for $49 million as the grammy winner and his wife spend most time in -- wait for it, he's a new yorker, so it is florida. everybody from new york goes to florida. miller light going viral for an ad in march for women's history month that got buried under the bud light backlash. >> how does the industry pay homage to founding mothers of beer? they put us in bikinis.

wow. look at this. wild. it is time beer made it up to women. today miller light is on mission to clean up the beer industry. miller light has been scaring the internet and buying it back to turn it into good for women brewers. >> todd: that was real, right? >> ashley: yeah. >> todd: outkick founder clay travis said miller light needed a woke beer ad, the companies are broken and have no idea who consumes their products. the video coming to light after bud light lost millions after partnering with trans influencer dylan mulvaney. bud light tried to eliminate women and miller light trying to eliminate bikinis, the attack on women does continue. >> ashley: in miller light's defense, small defense, i think this happened before bud light and now they are praying this

doesn't surface and it did. ridiculous, move on and sell beer. >> todd: they don't realize the person they are pandoring to is not a beer drinker. your beer drinker, for better or worse, looks like me. it's a fact and women do drink beer, by and large, they are trying to avoid the frat guy image, that is the guy drinking miller light and bud light, trying to avoid that person, you will,a void billions of dollars in the process. >> ashley: national police week by honoring brave men and women who wear the badge and keep us safe everyday. >> todd: two people join us next to explain why this week is so important to them and the rest of the country, as well.

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>> ashley: burglars caught on camera using a truck to crash through a california store front. 10 people are expected to be involved in stealing $70,000 worth of merchandise from the store in burbank. his business has been broken

into three times since 2018. the robbers made off with high-end merchandise. the owner said they had idea what to grab and grabbed clothes and we carry premium items, things that typically sellout at retailers. >> todd: washington, d.c. transforming as law enforcement officers visit the capitol for law enforcement week. here is house speaker kevin mccarthy. >> the one thing about serving in law enforcement, it is not a job, it is a way of life. show the respect and funding and stand up for law enforcement officers to make sure that they can continue to do the job to keep our streets safe. >> todd: and their families who make sacrifices, as well. is sunday i facilitated panel hosted by concerns of survivors,

amber and kathy were on the survivor panel and both lost loved ones in the line of duty and join me now. great to see you again. kathy, briefly tell us what happened to your husband. >> my husband was a police detective in phoenix, arizona and he was in the process of trying to apprehend a homicide suspect and they got into a gun fight. unfortunately john was on the losing end of the gun fight. >> todd: amber, same question, briefly tell us what happened to your mom. >> my mom was assistant -- and she lost her life to automobile crash in 2013. >> todd: the organization cops at national police week, bring survivors together to work through the grief journey.

you have been through this a number of years ago issue the people in the room that we were trying to reach were recent surviverors, maybe lost a loved one last year or the year prior. talk about the strength that you receive in that room from your fellow survivors. amber, we'll begin with you. >> it is a journey that you have to go through and with support from cops and listening to different survivors helped me get through what i was going through. i am struggling and it is a journey you have to continue to go through to get to a better place, a new life. >> todd: we showed pictures of our panel and showing pictures now of the vigil, one of the most emotional experiences one can have in this of well. how has this helped you and

helped your children cope with this loss? >> it certainly helped my children realize they were not the only kids in this world that were experiencing the death of their father on a very public scale, which was something our family had never gone through before and to be able to have their peers to relate to and for me to have other mothers i could talk to about how to help my children through the process. it is invaluable and you find people from all over the country you can relate to that resources are not necessarily available in your home town. >> todd: amber, what stands out about the spirit of support for this week? you folks travel to dc for a really long time and not just one or two events, it is spirit of support throughout the week. what stands out most about that? >> it is the fact that returning

survivors, including myself, we are always there, no matter where our first-time survivor turns issue the counselors are there, the national board is there, you have someone at any time. that is what stands out to me, knowing we're never alone, we have someone. >> todd: amber and kathy, you will always have us, we support you and nothing can ever make the sacrifice that you had to make feel any better. we can certainly try our best to let you know we thank you and your loved one for what they have done for our country. amber and kathy, thank you for getting up with us again. turning to major breaking news, the report is out and damming for democrats and justice department. findings undermine the year long investigation into the

trump-russia narrative hoax, hillary clinton campaign was pulling the string. >> ashley: we have response from president trump and we are getting comments from vivek ramaswamy. keep it right here on "fox and friends first."

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>> todd: a fox news alert. the attorney for daniel penny speaking out about the charges his client is facing for the choke-hold death of jordan neely, after protesters de demanding the veteran be held accountable. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. penny's defense fund racks up 2.3 million in don't -- donations. >> h