tuesday, i'll be in washington, d.c. for president trump addressing joint session of congress. what else is new? wednesday hearing from sanctuary city mayors who refuse to work with ice. denver and new york city. that will be explosive. p.g.a. tour will stop in years old, orlando, florida. i'll be on "fox and friends," i will shower, i promise. amongst my guests, brad melter, and ambassador sundland. my advice to you, stay within yourself, america. . ♪ >> todd: relagszulations between

united states and ukraine on thin ice after the explosive meeting with donald trump and zelenskyy. >> carley: and instructions to migrants on how to avoid law enforcement. >> brian: hollywood's biggest night could not resist a dip into politics. >> and norra is having a good night. that's great, great news. two wins already. i guess americans are glad to see somebody stand up to a powerful russion. >> todd: biggest and most political moments of the oscars, academy awards, if you will. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. madeleine rivera is live in washington with latest between united states and ukraine and fall-out from the oval office meeting on friday. good morning. >> madeleine: good morning.

ukr ukrainian president zelenskyy says he thinks his relationship with the u.s. can be repaired and he remains ready to sign the mineral deal. he is adamant about saying any ceasefire is dangerous for ukraine. we've been fighting for three years and ukrainian people need to know america is on our side. trump officials say a reset is necessary. marco rubio says they must figure out if a peace deal is possible before talking about providing security guarantees. officials say friday has thrown that sequencing off. >> president zelenskyy has different aims in mind. he has said he wants to end this war, he will only -- >> coming to the oval office with body language, shaking of

head, the arms crossed, we just found it incredibly disrespectful. >> i saw zelenskyy stiff-necked instead of be ing gracious and saying thank you and being looings for a way out of this mess. >> madeleine: democratic lawmakers slammed white house accusing it of siding with russia. >> it is shameful what is happening right now, white house has become an arm of the kremlin. >> i saw the meeting as despicable display of bullying by the president and vice president of the united states. they got so hot-headed, president and vice president, it happened, it is chaos of this presidency. >> tomorrow president trump will address congress, jason miller says the president is expected to talk about issues like br bringing energy prices down and talk about wanting to bring peace around the world and we'll

see if issue of ukraine comes up. >> carley: live in washington, thank you. bring in former special assistant michael allen. big question this morning is where do things go from here? indication came from secretary of state marco rubio who did not close the door, says he's hoping for a reset. listen here. >> i hope this can be reset, i hope he realizes we're trying to help his country before it suffers thousands more casualties and argument we'll keep going forever is absurd. >> carley: best we have is hope from the secretary of state and zelenskyy posted on x ukrainians are ready to sign this mineral agreement. he says they need more and need security guarantee to move forward. what happens in days and weeks to come? >> i think zelenskyy has to understand better where trump is

in this. he wants to be in the middle of two parties, he wants to broker peace. i don't think he will get trump to say he's on ukraine's side. we can wish that he were, but trump wants to get a deal and be the honest broker between the two parties. i think what zelenskyy has to do is explain he is open to peace. it is okay if he adds caveats, it needs to be durable peace and won't allow russia a window to rearm and reconstitute armed forces. i think there is a way back from last week a catastrophe if we can understand better about where trump is and about where zelenskyy wants to take the war. >> todd: where you say where zelenskyy is, follow-up what carley said. zelenskyy said he is ready to sign and that blow-up in the

white house, he just wanted ukraine position to be heard. when you hear that language coming from zelenskyy, does that sound like someone who realizes he made a big, bimistake? >> i don't think so. i being he needs to find dignified way to apologize or express regret he tried to debate everything during the course of the meeting. he needed to stay on message and say i'm excited about support we're getting from the united states and just stay with that. instead he tried to go point for point, counter point and that got him in trouble. you do that stuff behind closed door. everything is fine, just the way he said it in that setting irritated the trump administration. >> carley: latest on the war in gaza is that israel announced it

has accepted proposal by middle east envoy steve witkoff that would see halfful the 58 hostages still in gaza released on first day and give the two sides until april to come to final agreement. hamas has not agreed to that deal and israel says it is stopping aid. what happens next? >> hamas will have to decide if they want to continue to go forward. if they continue to delay moving forward with hostages swaps, i think you will see israel go back into gaza and declare war against on hamas. hamas feels if they give away more hostages, they have lost their leverage and this is a bit of a dilemma here. how does israel move forward and how does hamas decide what their best interests are if they don't have a real break on the ability

of israelis to come in and go back to war with hamas. >> carley: a whole lot going on around the world. thank you, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> carley: to a fox news alert. six people who survived being held aptive by hamas and released under current agreement are coming to the united states, for meetings with u.s. government officials and to thank trump administration for bricking hostages home and provide testimony about horrors of hamas tunnels. happening today first lady melania trump will hold a senate round table on capitol hill for first time since president trump's second term began. she will highlight take it down act, and that includes social media companies putting procedure in place to remove images that resemble real

people. it passed senate, not the house yet. >> todd: defense secretary pete hegseth directing to comply with the doge productivity e-mail. >> i'm directing each member of the civilian workforce to provide five bullets on what they accomplished in their specific jobs last week to reply and cc their immediate supervisor. it is a simple task as elon said and president recognized, jules a pulse check. >> todd: pete hegseth initial league initially asked them not to reply. now with exception for classified information. >> carley: let's do it. >> todd: big night at 97th academy award in hollywood. anorah taking home five award, best picture. adam sandler appears in sw

sweatshirt and shorts and storming out after conan o'brien gave him a hard time for wearing that. and ariana grande and revo performing hits. ♪ there is no fight we cannot win. just you and i. ♪ ♪ defying gravity. >> carley: oscars honoring those who have died over the lasts year. or organize morgan freeman shared how gene hackman would want to be remembered. >> gene hackman said, i don't think about legacy, i just hope people remember me as someone who tried to do good work. gene hackman, you will be

remembered for that. and for so much more. >> carley: and adrian brody winning best actor for his role in "the brutalist." >> they are counting me down. thank you, god. acting is fragile profession, it looks glamorous and certain moments it is. >> carley: this was brodoy's second win for best actor. what did you think? did you watch? >> todd: no and no. >> carley: i watched until the james bond tribute and i thought they would use the oscars to announce the next james bond. they didn't. it was nice. did not see any of the movies. >> todd: put a bow on this. that duo for "wicked" that is how we get ready in the morning. >> carley: in ball gowns.

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37 million people on alert, threat could bring damaging wind, and tornados. and battling a wildfire in carolinas. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour fuelling some areas. south carolina governor declaring state of emergency and evacuation orders are underway. >> janice: the fires are incredible, they have gotten them down to just a few in south carolina. not only gusty winds for firefighters in south carolina, we have severe weather risk that is going to impact areas across mississippi river valley, could see outbreak of tornados tuesday and wednesday. details now, we could have severe threat today, worst coming tuesday and wednesday.

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images are devastating for this area. >> carley: so many fires all at once. thank god for the weather. >> janice: and thank god for the firefighters out there. >> carley: bring in doug wood director of communication for south carolina forestry commission. thank you for joining us, over 100 active fires over the weekend. where do things stand now? >> we're on the backside of this current set of windy conditions. saturday was a absolute wh whirlwind, 100 fires in a day. it has happened before. we are down to three active fires right now. >> carley: from over 100 to three. think about the firefighters, all the work they were doing to

put out the fires. >> oh,y yeah, almost every member of our agency all hands on deck all weekend. it was bad in eastern part of our state in myrtle beach, the biggest active fire. >> carley: were any lives losto structures burned down? >> no, that is the miracle here, no lives lost, no structures lost. in a wildfire preserve surrendered by urban development and residential, amazing we have been this fortunate. >> carley: i know there has been dry and windy conditions, has there been a cause? there is an investigation who sparked it or what sparked it, any news on that front? >> no word on the cause of the fire, the response is fighting

the fire. every fire will get investigated and have a cause. most fires are human cause, what causes are, we don't know yet. that 8 be determined for sure. >> carley: from forestry commission standpoint, what is your role in this? >> sure, i'm director of communications, i serve as public information officer, along with many other people. my role on this weekend is traffic controller for media and public response. >> carley: it was all hands on deck situation, to hear no structures were lost and more importantly, no lives lost, as well. what a miracle and we're grateful that was the outcome. doug wood, thank you for joining us. did you hear this? activists have leaked detail of ice operation planned in virginia today and are giving

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>> president trump will address a join session of congress to highlight historic actions he's taken in the first 100 days. lawmakers will invite special guests. josh hawley's guest is a doctor who had federal charges dropped after he exposed gender affirming care at texas hospital. thank you for joining me now. being a guest is culmination of incredible ordeal for you. describe what you have been through? >> it is a hard thing to wrap into words. the day josh hawley invited me

was right after the charges were dropped and i remember thinking to myself, one year i'm facing 10 years in prison for crime fabricated by department of justice and next moment i'm being invited to state of the union. it is indescribable. >> todd: you're a young guy, a surgeon, you went through extra schooling beyond medical school and arrive at a point you can start practicing your craft, yet you risked this to blow whistle on surgery which was not supposed to be happening because texas banned it. why did you risk so much? >> i think a lot 've people imagine themselves as this would be the hardest time to do it. for me, if i didn't do it, no

way i account call myself a doctor. how i start my career knowing i had not done the right thing when it mattered most to vulnerable children. it is one of those things where it was perfect time for my own career, even though it was hard to do. >> todd: have you heard from any parents, received any thanks from anybody for amazing actions you took on behalf of the children? >> yeah, i mean that is one of the most amazing things. after my story came out and i went public with the doj corruption and i was a whistleblower, there was this underground group of children in dallas who have children af affected by transgender ideology and many lost touch there kids,

they are addicted to drugs, lost jobs, the pain patients are going through, they have banned together and formed this group who fought back against this ideology. they meet every couple of weeks and also to work politically to help pass laws. even though no one has heard of this group or knows about it, their names are not public, they have a huge impact in passing legislation locally and nationally. >> todd: 56% of americans want it to be illegal to perform gender transition on children. thank you for what you have done on behalf of the voiceless, appreciate it. carley, over to you. >> carley: another ice operation electioned this time in northern virginia. agents plan to raid today and tomorrow. after details posted by a

reporter and told illegal migrants what to do and what not to do when they meet ice. do not open the door without a warrant signed by a judge, do not show id from a foreign country. faa joins me now, former director of ice. dhs secretary kristi noem says in the past leakers have been found and fired. this keeps on happening. who is tipping off and what can the government do to prevent this in the future? >> big operations, involve state and local officials, let them know people will be brought to jail and things like that. people could be charged with obstruction of justice, carries 10 years in prison. these agents going out on behalf

of us are being put in danger because of electioners trying to advance political agenda. this is serious, nobody has been hurt or killed. somebody really bad may have gotten away and can harm somebody else, i am sure department of justice is investigating with appropriate resource with intention of holding people accountable? >> carley: what about people online hearing from sources within the government and posting on twitter, can they be prosecuted? >> i think that is an interesting question. if you are basically promoting information for the sole intent to obstruct or impede an investigation, that is something they'll look into. that is more of a aggressive approach, it is certainly people leaking it in the crosshairs and

subsequent from there. these are putting people in danger and if you are doing something with intention to obstruct or impede investigation that is obstruction of justice and you could be prosecuted for it. >> house oversight committee will have a hearing and mayor of sanct sanctuary cities will testify. it is going to be a public dressing down. how important and significant do you think this hearing could be and will anything change as a result of this? >> this is extremely important for one reason, public need to know what sanctuary cities are doing and whole purpose of them is not to keep kids from being deported, it is to get people in jail to remain in their communities. it is astonishing that it persisted so long. they are preventing ice because

they want to encourage more illegal aliens and keep existing illegal aliens in their community. these mayors are walking a fine line and been doing this a long time. there is offense under federal law called harboring, if you are doing anything to conceal or shield an illegal alien or encourage somebody to reside here illegally, that is federal offense called harboring and actions of these mayors are walking a close line on that. interesting how they answer. will they admit purpose of our policy is to keep illegal aliens in this community? that is a problem. you will see false testimony which will say they are doing it to not scare the immigrant community. they are doing it precisely to keep criminals in the community.

nonsanctuary cities are -- this will be quite interesting, dressing down, interesting how they answer because of criminal liability. >> carley: we will keep your words in mind. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: president trump is moving forward with a plan to establish official cryptoreserve. >> todd: cheryl casone will explain what it means and what it means for you next. you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh!

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>> carley: pope francis remains in stable condition and is off a medical ventilator entering his third week in the hospital. >> todd: lauren green joins us live from rome. >> we continue to get encouraging news out of rome. no ill effect from friday's respiratory crisis, the immediate crisis is over. the vatican saying prognose is guarded and the pope is not out of danger yet. news got a shot of the pope's hospital window. he is still on oxygen therapy, not the mechanical mask.

he runs the vatican from his hospital room. the rosary vigil sunday evening, nightly meditation for healing of the pope. >> again, we pray together with the whole church for health of the holy father pope francis. >> around the world prayers from faithful catholics in south africa, held a special mass for the ailing pontiff. >> reaction to his illness throughout the world shows how much he's met to the world not just to the catholic church. >> the pope appears to be on the mend, there is sadness he will not lead the most solemn peddior

leading up to easter sunday. >> todd: president trump moving forward with plan to establish u.s. crypto reserve. and will host a crypto summit on friday. >> carley: cheryl casone, please explain what is going on? >> cheryl: he posted on trump social, a lot going on, u.s. crypto reserve will elevate this critical industry after years of corrupt attacks. we are making america great again. this summit will be first of its kind ever in washington. here is a glimpse what it will be like. attendees include founders and ceos from crypto industry and the working group on digital

assets, led by david sachs, ai crypto czar for the white house. they will talk about different crypto currencies. various federal agencies will be in attendance. question mark still is crypto currency was created to be free from government, then others say you need to legitimize crypto currency by having government regulation. which is it? crypto die-hards say they want to be preof government. if you lose your password, it is stolen, you have no protection, that bitcoin is gone. i know people this has happened to. they can't remember their crypto key. what do you use to the beast crypto? dollars. it is interesting.

i was looking at comments on the fox business side, some say crypto is vapor money. others say currency is supposed to be free of government, now you want government intervention. >> todd: during campaign trump made big end roads with crypto and silicon valley. i guess this is a campaign promise he's keeping. it could mean jobs, right? >> absolutely. it could mean giving, if you're a cryptolover, you are a cryptodie-hard. when he was elected, we are going to have bitcoin, it is still below 100,000. it is volatile and risky and can be amazing, you have to know

what you are doing. it is not for faint of hearts. >> todd: if he gets jamie dimon, crypto hater on board, i'll pay attention. >> cheryl: jp morgan will not recommend crypto there clients, they are still on the fence. >> todd: want for cheryl on mornings with maria. don't catch her, catch cheryl on mornings with maria. you don't want to miss it. in yellow. >> carley: looking grorgeous as always. >> todd: and -- display flags of terror groups such as hamas or hezbollah. new york city council leader joins me now. this bill was introduced by two democrats, will that be enough to sway the far left members of

assembly to vote for it? >> i'm hoping it does. we already criminalized burning crosses, swastikas and nooses. now this is terrorizing people of certain religion or ethnicity, it makes sense, i hope it makes it out of committee and to the floor and i hope the governor signs it and willing to put in a supporting resolution for it. >> todd: are you concerned about challenges on free speech grounds from aclu and groups like that? >> i'm sure they will, there is p precedence set, you cannot burn a cross, you cannot display a noose or swastikas. these are hate signs and flags carry messages of people being

threatened ask hate. >> todd: are you worried far left prosecutors will not enforce this if it becomes law? >> i worry prosecutors don't process most crimes brought before them. we have to change what is happening in our judicial system and in our criminal justice system. >> todd: so curious to see if this passes assembly. they are far left in albany, seems like should go they would not want to touch. it was brought by two democrats, that gives me a little hope. a councilwoman who wants to defund the police spoke to them and told themming, people ask for more cops because they don't know other solutions. that councilwoman's precinct ranked fourth in most felonies last year. when she says they ask for more

cops because they don't know other solutions, is that why? or are they scared for their lives? >> i was at that hearing and i said that anyone who believes that communities don't matter, black, brown, white, no matter color or denomination, they want more cops. i've gone to meetings across the city and all civic groups, everybody wants more cops. of course, we have new criminals and new gangs that have erupted in our city, we need the gang database. we have seen decrease in crime and increase in having guns taken off the streets only because of that gang database. nypd can do laser-focused investigation and find out who

the bad actors are. we take away the gang database and it is chaos. to her statement, we operate in a silo and don't give our constituents enough credit. they want more police. >> todd: it is shocking to think a councilwoman would not listen to her constituents, it makes no sense. minority leader, thank you for your insight, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> todd: lawrence jones here with what is coming up on "fox and friends." hope you had a great weekend. >> lawrence: you, too, brother. nothing is slowing down in the country, carley. i keep saying, okay, we'll have a light weekend. not in the trumpa era. good to see y'all. we have a big morning on "fox and friends." trump's big speech before congress happening tomorrow from

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you. >> joe: i want to be able to call carley aunt carley. >> carley: sure. >> todd: move away from you can't carley and joe. calling on democrats to boycott trump's joint address. listen. >> the former comms strategist in me democrats should not attend ing leader jeffries, we'll see. problem. do not attend, do not attend, do not attend. >> todd: once again, joe, the party of democracy apparently spitting in the face of, wait for it, democracy. >> democracy. democrats should absolutely do, this take clue clues from msnbce employees than viewers at this point. new nbc that fired joy reid and basically has joy reid 2.0 advising democrats not to attend the state of the union as many will not. look, the democratic party,

right now, guys, is polling lower than at any time in its history, just 21%. a quinnipiac poll that came outer last week. 21% of americans approve of the democratic party right now. if you want to play lay resistance without actually offering any solutions but just loudly complaining, and you are complaining against fraud, waise and corruption. good luck that's not the way you want to go at this point. >> carley: speaking of democrats, former chicago mayor rahm emanuel was on with bill maher and had this to say about the city that he once led, watch. >> safe streets, strong schools, stable finances. focus on those three things and your city will be fine. we have gone through five years where people became way too person might have been at culture why everything is locked up at walgreen's and cvs. a disaster. i will say this about our schools. i don't want to hear another word about the locker room. i don't want to hear another word about the bathroom.

you better start focus on the classroom. >> carley: that's the money soundbite there, joe. your thoughts? >> joe: left chicago 18% approval. he is getting it right now. he understands that democrats are not running cities well across the country and afreed was also on the show. this is a huge democratic party problem. democrat cities are terribly run. cost of house something crazy. the budget of new york is twice that of florida. lots of taxes, lots of regulation, but nothing gets done. and that's what people see and that's why this party has a huge branding problem right now. no question. >> todd: rahm emanuel sounds like a republican. >> carley: want to hear about the bathroom. >> todd: take that anthony. >> carley: high five, toddy. >> todd: bye, joe. >> carley: virtual high five to you. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. ♪