>> brian: it's 8:00 on the east coast, don't ask how i know. it is tuesday march 4, this is will be "fox and friends." democrats getting ready to counter president trump's joint address to congress tonight. >> americans can expect donald trump to say many things that are false. >> he's dping to be divorced from reality. >> it's going to be a maga pep rally. >> brian: really? i'm live in washington, d.c. and white house press secretary karoline leavitt will join me to talk about the speech coming up tonight. >> lawrence: and vice president j.d. vance breaking down the exact moment negotiations with zelenskyy fell apart, as united states pauses all military aid to ukraine. >> european friends are being really, really, they are doing a disservice to the ukrainians. >> steve: plus, this is a bonus, never-before seen interview with

the late baseball legend pete rose. the man who spoke with him 10 days before he passed away, join us with a clip as president trump prepares a pardon for mr. rose. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> lawrence: buckle up, president trump's tariffs on china, mexico and canada going into effect overnight and we're seeing economic retaliation. >> brian: alexandria hoff has the latest. >> the products coming from china, mexico and canada make up a third of goods being brought into this country and tariffs include 25% on all imports from mexico, 20% on connian import and 10% on canada energy and imports 20%. beijing turned around with 15%

tariff on american food and canada promised 25% on american products and mexico is expected to announce later today. president trump accused the countries of failing to curb fentanyl. president trump says his plan will boost american fore manufacturing of goods. >> president trump: what they have to do is build car plants in the united states, in which they have no tariff, otherwise if they did them in taiwan to send them here, they'll have 25% or 30% or 50% or whatever the number may be, it will go only up. by doing it here, no tariff. >> president trump sees his plan already working. honda announced it will move manufacturing to indiana on top

of sawedia arabia investment in oouz and apple's investment and 500 billion infrastructure from open ai, oracle and softbank. reciprocal tariffs will start on march 7. equal tariff will be implemented on their goods being brought into the u.s. >> steve: thank you very much. good news, i read this morning chipotle will not charge more for guacamole. the cost of a car built in mexico or canada or parts could cost extra 400 to 12,000 dollars. when the president brought in the guy from the taiwan semicon

semiconductor company it makes it clear, you make stuff here, you don't have big tariffs. the president needs to explain how we're trying to get jobs back here. might be pain in the beginning, this will help all of us. >> ainsley: you can buy bmw from south carolina and hondafrom indiana. there are options here if you don't want to pay that tariff. >> lawrence: union workers care about this, too, brian. >> brian: they do care in short term, farmers need help. we had u.s. mca, i will say this, treasury secretary mentioned this to me, there is huge progress on fentanyl and with drugs. there was 900 arrests of cartel members. they are afraid to leave their compounds. reinforce and stop drugs from coming in, those promises that

president trump made to families who lost their loves ones who aren't drug addicts, they had one and done drug use, not this is what makes this lethal, fulfilling that promise for good this time and that is what we're seeing, i ges not enough progress to not have tariffs. >> ainsley: that is scary. think about someone addicted to drugs homeless on streets of new york, people like in college and someone offers them a little pill to stay up and study late r ritalin laced with fentanyl. they might have a weak moment even though they know not to take that. >> steve: great progress made in the president's first six or seven weeks in office regarding tightening up southern and northern border.

>> brian: president trump will focus on renewal of the american dream, that is the headline while addressing joint session of congressman tonight. >> steve: democrats plotting their response to president. chad pergram has been around and seen things come and go, what do they have coming up tonight, chad? >> chad: it is hard for democrats to compete with the power of the presidency, there is not as much wattage when you are trying to come up with a viral moment, find something to go viral and compete with that,

democratic women will show up and wear pink in solidarity, members of the black caucus will wear black. expect some flags, longest-serving woman in house history will hand out ties and skafshs with ukrainian colors and some members will sit quietly, they don't want to feed into what president trump will talk about. the top democrat on finance committee will hold his own town hall back in oregon. this will depend on what president trump says, some people might show up with cartons to protest high cost of groceries. they might try to enforce de84 um, they let democrats get away with whatever they want as long as it don't go too far over the line, guys. >> ainsley: democrats selected slotkin, out of michigan to

deliver that rebuttal after the president's speech tonight. why did they select her? >> chad: she's a freshman democrat who won in a state president trump carried. several other democrats won in senate races even though president trump carried the state. not many people remember the responder, there is not enough ampier as the presidency. she will moderate democrat and will talk about michigan and canada right across the border. we only remember the responder if something goes wrong. last year we had katie britt, criticized for her delivery. in 2013, we had marco rubio, he needed to go get a drink of water in the middle of his speech. bo bobby jindahl.

you have somebody like paul ryan, chair of the budget committee in 2011, he gave response to president obama in 2011 after the big democratic blood at the poll, 63% of seats in favor of republicans and paul ryan was mitt romney speaker of the house. it is hard to compete with what the president has to say. some people tune out and never hear what the minority member has to say. >> steve: one problem, democrats don't have a unified weller or a really good message. when the president gets up there and talks about how significant the drop-off is in people coming across the northern and southern border, people love that. that is a good thing. when they talk about making government more efficient,

that's a good thing. it is hard for democrats to be critical of stuff that is good. >> chad: and watch tonight for sight bites. president trump has a line about the border, it gets applause from republicans and you will see cameras pan the chamber and democrats may be sitting on their hands or scowling or whatever. they have two master's to serve here, they have to gin up their base and don't want to see going too far the other direction. hard balance to strike, especially for members who represent swing sdrekts. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: great job. >> brian: talk about what the president announced yesterday, they are going to pause all aid to ukraine. pause, not cancel. sources tell fox trump wants an apology from president zelenskyy. vp vance says they want to keep

fighting. one thing zelenskyy had planned, he left the u.s. to go to u.k. and they had emergency nato summit, i think they will support ukraine. i think europe wants to get them to the peace table and trump holds the cards and that is a phrase that does not seem like zelenskyy understood. if zelenskyy is cunning and a good leader, he will pick up the phone, talk to the president and say, let's do the deal. put minerals there, take 30,000 u.k. and french troops and that will be the buffer and then we'll sit down and talk to vladamir putin. that is where i think this gets interesting because all we hear about is putin has been amenable to a deal with president trump and i'm sure he has been. when he sits down or empowering lavrov to do a deal, will he let

them have a million man army, will he let them have patriot missiles so they don't get attacked again. we will find out how rationale or irrational vladamir putin, evil-doer of our times is. >> ainsley: trump knows that, he's doing this, go to the negotiating table and can't talk ill, trying to be fair to both sides so we can have a peace deal. when you talk to pausing military to ukraine, it includes weapons in transit or ones in poland. he said this is just a pause. jd was interviewed by sean hannity, he is there for the speech in washington. he sat down with j.d. vance for 18 minutes yesterday. jd said this is supposed to be ceremonial, give credit to fighters, get the deal signed,

have a rah-ram moment, cooler heads have to prevail. this war cannot go on forever. we have to have a relationship to start a conversation. the europeans, they are doing a disservice to ukraine. >> our european friends frankly are being really, really, doing a disservice to the ukrainians, their own populations are saying, we will not fund this permanently. american people do not want to fund it indefinitely, russia, ukraine and europe, bring this thing to a close. you have zelenskyy, he goes to europe and a lot of european friends puff him up and say, you're a freedom fighter. fighting forever with what? with who's money, who's ammunition and who's lives? the president is taking the perspective, this can't go on forever. ukrainians can't fight forever, bring it to a peaceful

settlement. >> lawrence: they are hyping up zelenskyy. one person, president of the united states, is trying to end the war. they are not doing him favors by going on this photo op. pick up the phone and publicly apologize to the president of the united states. he needs to listen to his advisors. he continues to go on social media and top the president with his words. the president wants to do a deal, zelenskyy will not even sign mineral agreement which links us financially. >> ainsley: like europe stepped in, you can't do the deal, we will do the deal. fine, let them, go for it. >> lawrence: they know they are not going to do it. >> brian: you know why. >> steve: what happened on sunday, there was an emergency nato meeting and we were not there. keep in mind, today, this

afternoon, in ukraine, zelenskyy is going, okay, by pausing that, that stops all stuff that was coming and keep in mind, it takes about eight months after approved to send over, eight months to get there if it is already made. if made by u.s. defense contractors, it can take years to come. pipeline is flowing that way. mr. zelenskyy is probably thinking, if i don't apologize, what is in it for me? one thing being overlooked, close advisor to president could impact is star link internet, that is elon musk. if elon musk wants to send a message, all he has to do, pull the plug on that, they have tens of thousands of terminals over there now. >> brian: keep in mind what you guys are saying, you are saying zelenskyy is worse than putin. >> steve: no. >> brian: you are saying we should -- you have to take

starlink from our allie in order to get them to do an economic deal or get them to the table? last thing you want to do, europe sees this. europe says if ukraine falls, selfishly, eastern europe will gradually come in next five or six years, georgia infiltrated maldova, took over belarus, and a portion of ukraine. they see the soviet union reforming and are stepping up all because of president trump and that is great. if they could stop them here, it is for their own safety, too. and vladamir putin is the bad guy. zelenskyy might not be leader of choice, he is ukrainian's leader of choice. >> lawrence: everybody knows putin is the bad guy, we don't need to virtue signal and say putin is the bad guy. that does not end the war.

what ends the war is zelenskyy partnering with united states from economic standpoint, that is his security guarantee and he won't do this or let us get to putin. >> ainsley: he used to be so grateful, we have given three times more than europe. he came to our country. disrespectful, someone forgets what we have given them. >> brian: i don't think he forgets. j.d. vance said you haven't thanked them, that was a free-flowing conversation, first 30 minutes perfect, last 30 minutes off the rails. they did not even get to lunch. he had 50 minutes, last 25 are going to be in the trump library, they will play in a loop everyday when people walk in. it wasn't a bad moment for donald trump, in the big picture, realize if you deny

starlink to your allie, you are not only not providing weapons, you are letting maybe kyiv fall. that is not what anybody wants. >> steve: apparently one thing that angered the president yesterday was the fact mr. zelenskyy told reporter he felt the war was going to go on for a very long time >> steve: donald trump made that clear, he wants to wrap it up. >> ainsley: nobody wants world war iii, trump would step in to prevent that, so would europe and nato. >> brian: europe is stepping up. >> steve: good. >> ainsley: carley has headlines. >> carley: i would like to add this, russia agreed to help trump administration communicate with iran on nuclear program and proxy group within the region. bloomberg citing sources close who say president trump brought up the issue during a phone call with vladamir putin last month and discussed at a meeting in

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>> steve: deep in the heart of texas. >> ainsley: cotton-eyed joe, long time ago. >> steve: they play that at yankees game. >> brian: shouldn't you be preparing for your next segment. >> ainsley: we eat, sleep and dance in the green room. >> brian: i study for my next segment. >> ainsley: teacher's pet, it is tap dance tuesday. in honor of lawrence and his great state of texas and viewers down there. >> brian: steve is too polite to put his feet on the table. he was raised right. >> ainsley: your mom will send you a text. 22 after top of the hour, trump's congressional address has not happened yet and democrats are already outraged. >> he's going to lie, he'll be divorced from reality.

>> that state of the union speech will be a farce, maga pep rally. >> brian: i guess he's not going. white house press secretary karoline leavitt is here, she will join me in the studio, she never sleeps.

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gl americans can expect donald trump to say many things that are false, include be perhaps russian information. what we will not hear from donald trump, however, is the truth. >> we know he will lie, he is going to be completely divorced from reality in terms of what he describes. >> the state of the union will be a farce, a maga pep rally. >> make sure american people understand this man is not keeping the promises that have real impact in their lives. >> brian: exactly. we always take cues from them. ilhan omar. democrats platting resistance with plans to disrupt joint session to congress. karoline leavitt, your first mini-state of the union speech to congress. what is mindset of the staff and

president? >> we're so excited, it's a big day for president trump. the thij is renewal of the american dream, renewal is underway already. look at all president trump has accomplished in first month as president. he will highlight accomplishments and talk about fixing the economic mess created and left for him by joe biden's administration. talking about ending the war in ukraine. talk about plan to bring hostages out of gaza home and make an ask of congress. we need more border funding to continue with deportations that have been successful because of effort of this administration. >> brian: separate from bills they are working on in the house and senate? >> president has been engaged with both members of house and san side, too, and expressed his

intention one, big beautiful bill. he wants to get the deal done and you will hear him talk about how border patrol and dhs need more funding. we need to deport illegal criminals previous administration let into our country. the administration is doing everything they can and deportation efforts are underway. we need men and women to join this historic effort. >> brian: you havy are recruiting numberses, that has to be exciting. tonight there will be special guests. looks like first lady has stephanie diller, one theme, law enforcement lost or spouses lost their spouses in line of duty. >> karoline: the guest list is phenomenal. everyday american heroes. stephanie diller lost her

husband in the line of duty at hands of illegal immigrant. you have marc fogel, corey competore. you have an auto worker, steel worker and americans with great stories, president trump will tell their story. >> brian: elon musk will be there, advisors and secretaries will be there. there are special guests and you gave me idea you might weaken and tell me who the surprise guests are. have you decided to tell me? >> karoline: i will not tell you, president trump can tell you later. there will be special guests. there will be mothers of jocelyn nungaray and laken spaz riley.

vast majority of americans are supportive of this. >> brian: border is almost shut down, no one expected this success even better than first time. yesterday the president announced pause in ukraine aid, could a call from president zelenskyy change that? >> karoline: that is up to president trump to decide. he wants to make a deal. it appears president zelenskyy is unwilling to talk about a real peace agreement and in order to negotiate peace, you have to bring both sides to the table. any good deal, both sides leave a little unhappy and president zelenskyy is failing to realize that. the president is a deal maker and wants this war to end, he wants to stop the killing, he wants a ceasefire.

it was on a silver platter last from the for zelenskyy, it was not economic agreement, it would have been a lifeline for president zelenskyy and his country. if you have american countries and american miners exploring in ukraine, that serves as incredible deterrent to putin and russia. president zelenskyy did not come in with the right mindset. >> brian: he has said he will sign it now. >> karoline: we'll have to see. >> brian: i don't know when you rest, you look wide awake. you liking the job? >> karoline: i love the job, the speech will be must-see tv, it will be about an hour, who knows, great guests with great stories. >> brian: is the president worried about disruptions? >> karoline: no, democrats should think about if they will applaud things president trump is talking about.

democrats yesterday, 47 senate dems voted to keep men out of womens sports. how can you be against that when 80% of the country is for it. you will hear common sense tonight. >> brian: thank you, every time you speak, i hear common sense. remember casey anthony acquitted of first degree murder for the death of her daughter? she's reintroducing herself on tiktok, we'll tell you why. you bet brother. stay prayed up. yeah, you know it. hey, father. you joining lent again this year? of course. alright father. sister. you joining us again on the app this year, right? i am mark. i love it. hey, chris. yo. what's up? mark? you want to join us on hallow this year? join you on hallow? i was hoping. i was hoping you'd ask. yes. stay prayed up. can i say that? check it out. download hallow today.

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rotation and watch in effect until 11:00 a.m. and certain we will see more tornado watches today including for nulsz laefrt this afternoon. they have kanled some mardi gras festivities because of risk of severe storms. we could see potential for hail, damaging winds and several tornados. have a way to get watches and warnings. moves toward florida and mid-atlantic, including und.c. we have a blizzard warning for several states, blowing snow will make travel difficult, if not impossible. these things happening, heavy snow, winter is not over yet. warmer side is the severe threats. we'll track this throughout the day and into tomorrow for all latest details foxweather.com. back to the couch and brian in d.c. >> lawrence: it is real when they are cancelling mardi gras.

it is real. >> steve: have your hurricane inside. >> lawrence: thanks, jd. >> ainsley: the drink. thanks, janice. >> lawrence: casey anthony is presenting herself as a legal advocate on social media. >> ainsley: todd piro tells us more. >> todd: casey anthony was acquitted and now says she is a legal advocate. casey posting a video to "reintroduce herself to the world," nearly 13 years after her sensational trial. the now 38 year old says she is advocating for herself and kaylee and want to provide tips and resources to private citizens. >> i am a legal advocate, a researcher, been in the legal field since 2011. in this capacity, i feel it is necessary if i'm going to continue to appropriately i

advocate for myself and my daughter. >> todd: casey anthony was found not guilty in a highly publicized trial, that shocking verdict after being accused of disposing kaili's body in the trunk of her car and other s sussus suspicion activity. she described herself as advocate for women's rights. >> carley: more headlines happening in texas, suspect accused of killing a deputy set to appear in court after posting his 1 million bond and being released from jail. suspect charged with capital murder for shooting of a deputy. houston crimestoppers broke this story and joined us earlier. >> in my 40 years being involved

in law enforcement and criminal justice, i've never seen a defendant charged with capital murder of a police officer ever released on bond. this is a slap in the face to law enforcement officers and to the public in general. >> carley: democrats houston mayor whitmire said our officers risk their lives for safety and violent offenders are getting low bonds. breaking news, this texas tuesday, we have evidence that brian once wore cowboy boots. here is a picture of him when he was a little boy. an anone mus viewer sent this in. >> brian: wait a second, i'm wearing a mask. i am wearing a mask, how do you know i'm the lone ranger? >> lawrence: that's you. >> carley: anonymous viewer told us. >> lawrence: you talked nonsense

about boots and wearing masks. >> steve: what happened that day to turn you anti-boot? >> brian: i guess -- >> lawrence: stumbling now. >> brian: my neighbor's child was degreed like, i guess a hooker. do you see that picture? what is she dressed like? a flapper? that is a bigger story. my unwhier brother is casper and we used to dress like bums, that is ricky pressler dressed like a bum. hoebo. >> ainsley: a stick and bandana on it is end with our lunch in it. >> brian: great costume. i was the lone ranger. if i was fighting crime, i would be wearing boots. now i'm not fighting crime. go back to that day, if i could

rethink it, everybody there call me, you are now in your 50s and 60s, call me and tell me what happened, i don't remember. >> ainsley: do you know where we got that picture? you gave it to brian telly, executive producer of jesse, sent it to us. >> steve: throwback tuesday. >> ainsley: thank you, brian. >> steve: hi-ho, silver away. >> lawrence: we'll be right back. ah...one of us always had to be first. - first! - first! [kids bickering] [kids bickering] hold on, guys! ♪ first! today, we're first together. we love you, mom and dad. thank you so much for making it possible. and now you can finally put yourselves first. vanguard. fifty years of helping you invest for all of life's firsts. ♪ so i started selling coffee at farmers markets.

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>> lawrence: so president trump addressing the nation at joint session of congress, already signed 81 executive orders. >> ainsley: looks like american people like what he's doing, approval rating is 48%, that is higher than 2017. >> steve: bill hemmer joins us now. good morning. >> bill: i went back in history, lawrence's wallet is here. does brian know this? my gosh. time to go for lunch. you remember in february of 2020? on the virge of covid, state of union address, nancy pelosi

ripping up the speech. here are 15 guests that appeared, one of whom was rush limbaugh. >> steve: that's right. >> bill: reason i bring this up, trump is really good at theater of the moment and sent out on truth social, big night and karoline leavitt said must-see tv. i think when elon musk is up in the gallery, who knows who else, they will keep some surprises for us. he talks about waste, fraud and abuse and harvard poll, americans realize it and don't like it. when the camera takes the shot of democrats, what are they going to do? cheer or sit on their hands? likewise, for the mothers who lost children as result of migrant crime, they will be there, as well. they had that vote yesterday about biological males playing

female sports and 45 democratic senators voted against it. that will come up, too. i believe these speeches are the most effective when you can draw a sharp contrast and that will be a challenge tonight. >> steve: we'll all be watching in nine minutes. >> bill: dana in d.c., senator john thune is our guest, alina habba and we will talk about terrorists and our economy and your 401(k) and everything else, big day. >> lawrence: we'll be watching. >> steve: grab his wallet, let's go. pete rose's final interview, never before seen, what he said about making it to the hall of fame 10 days before he died. >> ainsley: it is exclusive on "fox and friends," that is next. ♪

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exclusively in a never before seen clip ten days before his death. watch. >> i have come to the conclusion, i hope i'm wrong, that i'll make the hall of fame after i die. which i totally disagree with. the hall of fame is for two reasons. your fans and your family. it's for your family if you are here. it's for your fans if you are here. not if you are ten feet under. what's the point? because they'll make money over it? the hall of fame is for what you did on the field, not what you did off the field. >> brian: former sportscaster speaking to rose ten days before his death. john, your thoughts about this all coming true in realtime. >> brian, first i want to say thank you to president trump. thank you for millions of baseball fans who love the fact you are showing kindness and compassion by giving him a pardon for what he did off the

field but opening up a dialogue where we may see pete reinstated, which needs to happen before the writers can vote him into the hall of fame. if that happens it will be spectacular for baseball. >> brian: here is more from that interview. let's watch. >> you've endured this banishment for a long time. i don't mean to push a button. are you bitter about it? >> i'm not bitter about everything. i wish i hadn't made the mistake but i did. it is history. get over it. i didn't hurt any of my fans by betting on the game of baseball. betting on the game of baseball to win. every game i played in i went in to win. i happened to win more than anybody else. that's okay. not bad. >> brian: what kind of guy was he to you? >> he was always kind. one of the best conversations ever. very positive. we're working on a very special

documentary hopefully released in september. the 40th anniversary when he broke tie cobb's record in cincinnati. i had to get our interview with our team for this. i never dreamed he would be gone ten days later. we have a special production we're working on for september. >> brian: do you believe he belongs not hall of fame? >> i do. both positions can be defended. i come from the compassionate forgiveness side heading into lent. i would love to see him get into the hall of fame for what he accomplished on the field. he was not a saint. i'm not a saint. we've all made big mistakes. he could have played it differently after ward but look at the statistics. he belongs at cooperstown. >> brian: he won't be alive to receive it. >> bill: tonight is the night. in 12 hours president trump will address a joint session of