government's friday. weol gave you the money.lk ukraine hold peace talks in saudi arabia and that should be exciting, always is. the senate tease up the vote fos labor of department secretary and likely to pass. and a lot of sports ncaa men's basketball game including beat the east and st. john's who wons the season, the great story inwc men's basketball this year. that is it for us tonight.from make sure to watch "fox & friends" with me fromre 6:00 until 9:00 and i will wear something new i promise.roga my hair i will wear the same w way.. joe rogan will be a cast and brian kilmeade show.com.nt the final message to you as >> the trump administration gearing up for a major week at

home and abroad. house expected to vote tomorrow on spending bill to keep the government open. we'll speak with marianette miller-meeks about that. >> carley: and high-level talks with ukrainian officials in saudi arabia as white house works to bring peace to europe. the president is pushing his trade agenda forward. the president warning the american economy could face a transition period. >> todd: you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. madeleine rivera has details on the house spending bill vote. good morning, maddy. >> madeleine: short-term spending bill was coordinated with the white house and hope republicans will stay united. house speaker mike johnson can only lose one or two votes if no

demo democrats. time is running out for a residen residence -- residolution. >> president trump: democrats want to destroy the country, i can't tell you. it could happen. it shouldn't have happened and probably won't. i think the cr will get passed. it could happen, never know. >> madeleine: johnson is teeing up a vote likely tomorrow. tomorrow u.s. and ukraine officials holding talks in saudi arabia to try to reach a ceasefire in ukraine. michael waltz, steve witkoff and marco rubio are expected to attend. this comes after that spat between president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy about two weeks ago.

this time senior state department officials they believe ukraine is serious about reaching a deal. >> president trump: let's see what happens with the russia-ukraine thing. i think you will have yeeventuay good results coming out of saudi arabia this week. >> madeleine: another big topics, tariffs, stocks fell last week over fear of a tariff war. the president says it will bring jobs back to the united states. >> president trump: tariffs will be greatest thing as a country, it will make our country rich again. we have many companies, auto companies opening up plants now, many more are coming. we'll basically take back money that we've given away over many decades. we've lost our jobs and factories. >> madeleine: today president meets with top tech ceos from

companies facing tariff pressure. the ceo of ibm is expected to be there, and hp will tend. they are rethinking strategy as administration administered 20% tariff on china. >> carley: thank you. civilian plane flying above president trump's mar-a-lago home over the weekend. signals were used before escorting the plane out with an f-16 fighter jet. nored has sponded to 20 tracks of interest. and canada's numbers prime minister wasted no time going after president trump and his victory speech. >> america is not canada. and canada never ever will be part of america in any way, shape or form.

[cheering] so the americans should make no mistake in trade as in hockey, canada will win. >> carley: carney campaigned on using his economic experience to take down president trump and his tariff agenda which could crumble canada's economy. carney says first task is to put trump on notice when he takes office in the next few days. we'll be watching that. ice arrested a pro-palestinian activist that played a role in the anti-israel protests at columbia university last year. he could have has green card cancelled. president trump works to cut down on anti-semitism on college campuses. marco rubio says we will be revoking visa and green card of hamas supporters in america so

they can be deported. >> todd: university of pittsburgh student is believed to have drown in the ocean, according to island officials. she and a young man decided to go for a swim and were caught by a big way. she was last seen last thursday. she was in the do minnian republic with five other students. they spoke to the friends and the man she went swinging with. no charges filed. you can see that is me on the screen, carley passing the torch to me. >> carley: i have passed the torch. fantastic job. >> todd: i spoke at blue lives matter gala saturday night. you did it last year. raising money for amazing families of fall en first r

responders and guys and gals who are dealing with terminal illness. joey, our friend, does not amazing job with this organization. it was honor and privilege to deliver some words to that group. thank you for having me. great year. >> carley: an event you walk away from feeling wonderful having participated in and being able to speak to police officers for a long time and still in some corners of this country don't get support they need. there was a fallen police officer in new jersey we'll talk about later in the show, i'm sure it added value to the conversation. >> todd: 100%. end of the night, they open up to fun and it becomes a wedding, which we both appreciated. >> carley: that was unexpected when i first went, but awesome. >> todd: thank you, joe, are for

having me. look forward to next year. robertf kennedy jr. meeting with ladders later today. >> carley: healthy habit, national napping day. that's what i'm talking about. we'll be speaking with a sleep expert and farmer who both say it is time for daylight saving time to be put to rest, one of them does. that is coming up accident in. . . that is coming up accident in. . . . . . . .

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>> carley: two dozen new york detectives investigating possible arson after fast-moving brush fires tore through long island this weekend. the flames prompting a state of emergency and leaving two firefighters hurt before crews gained control. the firefighters are in good condition. firefighters were fuelled by dry conditions and gusty winds and questioning whether the fires started naturally or from nefarious origins. janice dean has the fox weather

forecast. this is a huge story. >> janice: it is. we had very strong winds, not for hours, but for days. 40 to 50 mile per hour winds for a few days. conditions are still dry. we don't have moisture getting in. winds have subsided. we'll see gusts 15 to 20 miles per hour today. there are winds, calm, but conditions definitely favorable for wildfires and spreading of wildfires. there is your forecast. spring-like conditions, winds should start to die down, that will help firefighters, long island, you don't think of wil wildfires out west. here are current temperatures. big story is springtime. it feels like spring across upper midwest and north inner

plains. if we get to 77 in nebraska, will break records today. 59 in duluth, they will enjoy it, it's been one ever the coldest winters on record in past 10 years. forecast for today, potential for showers and thunderstorms for florida and southeast. we have next storm system moving into the west and this is one we'll watch for potential of severe weather midweek through end of the week. area of low pressure travel across the country, potential for severe weather outbreak. getings into the season, cold air, warm air, clash of two air masses and potential for tornados. kellyanne keep you up to date on that. >> todd: i'm torn. spring like temperatures but it is national nap day. i'm choosing the nap. >> janice: enjoy the nice warm temps.

the yeevent saturday tired me o. in the first episode i said do minn minnian -- dominican republic an. hhs secretary r.f.k. meeting with top executives of major food brands with states moving to ban dyes and chemical additives in foods. texas mom and influencer, crunchy mom, adana atia joins me now. is this the moment crunchy moms movement has been waiting for? >> i think it is. it is exciting to see him meet with these people and hopefully he's able to make a difference and say let's get chemicals out, make america healthy again and

make changes for us in society and our children. children are impacted by chemicals and preservatives, get them out and make a difference. >> todd: dyes get attention, what are other first changes you expect in the food supply and when, how soon do you expect to see these? >> you know, siwish i could say let's get them out as soon as we can, we have to be realistic and i hope by end of this year, we can see change happening and start next year, let's get preservatives out and take glyph osate out of snacks, it is one people forget. nonorganic grains are sprayed with round-up and given as snacks at preschool temperature is insane when you test snacks

for chemicalings and preservatives, 23409 just artificial dyes. dig deeper into chemicals being put into food unnecessarily. >> todd: great to make all food organic. it would be grit that that changed. virginia health officials confirmed a case of measleses at washington dullus. this leads to topic on debate around vaccine. do you think kids should get the mmr vaccine? >> it is hafrd hard to say point blank. people have precysting conditions, if they get the vaccine, may not be the best choice for them. we need to increase immune system. vitamin a protects against

measleses and lessen complications of measles. why not urge that instead of vaccination, which decreases your vitamin a. focus on making kids healthy. measleses wasn't something people worried about before the vaccination and now a huge thing being fear among erred and people are pressured to get vaccinated. measles before was just sickness you got and heeled from. you stayed inside. look at brady bunch episode, i hope we get measleses, that is not bad. yeah, increase your immune system, and withstand ilnlness just fine. >> todd: r.f.k. got pushback on the vitamin a, that is a choice you and your doctor need to make. big day with r.f.k. jr. meeting

with food execs. media pushing narrative of feud between elon musk and marco rubio. >> carley: president says that is fake news. >> todd: elon is a special person and the cabinet people are fantastic people and they have a fantastic relationship.

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>> carley: family of fallen new jersey police detective is in mourning as a 14-year-old is charged with his brutal murder. the detective's father telling "new york post," it is pain that is indescribable, i have no words. lisa parker, former chief of manchester police department joins me now. chief parker, what a absolute tragedy to lose a police detective so young and with such a promising future ahead, have

know been promoted at 24 years old. what is your thoughts on this tragedy out of newark, new jersey? >> my first thought as a mother with two sons and having a father who is a police chief retired and a brother who is a detective, and a captain and a husband who is serving. we send heart-felt condolences to the family, it is unspeakable tragedy, the family and police department need your prayers right now. this is really difficult time and they are hurting and they need america's prayers to get them through this. this is a difficult time for all of them. >> carley: there is the age of the alleged perpetrator, 14 years old, had his hands on an automatic weapon and take the

life of a police officer. when you hear that, what goes through your head? >> we know that laws in new jersey prohibit that, he actually even possess, own or have the opportunity to get his hands on it. there are laws that prohibit that. laws don't stop people and that is even age 14, from doing horrible things. and that is where we are, we have a 14 year old who as a rule in the state of new jersey, probably most likely prosecution may make a decision on this. i'm not a prosecutor, they will make a decision should we charge him as an adult and it is a very difficult decision. they look at why somebody at 14 years old shouldn't be charged as an adult because their mind hasn't fully developed. it does not take a high level of

reasoning to realize that you shouldn't murder a police officer. so i can see the public outcry for charging a 14-year-old as an adult and i will concur with that. >> carley: state of new jersey, you have to be 15 years old to be tried as an adult. if you are the family of this detective and somebody who is 14 years old takes their life and receives a sentence that is less than they would want, there is tragedy of that and feeling like justice hasn't been served here. we are hearing detective azcona and his partner were invest investigating. what can you tell us about the shooting and what led up to it? >> it is an ongoing investigation, there are limited details. it doesn't indicate they arrived

on the scene together, i didn't see that anywhere. it indicates the second, who has not been identified, they do not know his location when shot. it is difficult to put all details together. it does appear they were doing a weapons investigation and were called to that location. as far as anything further would be speculating. >> carley: newark public safety director mirana, says we lost a true hero last night at 26 years old, he died with his mother, father and brothers at his side. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: tough story there. conservative think tank says majority of official documents signed by president biden used

same auto-pen signature reigniting concern over who controlled oval office during his term. heritage foundation sharing photos whoever controlled auto pen controlled the white house. all used same auto opinion signature except for the announcement that he was dropping out last year. auto pen is a machine not a hand-written signature. president trump squashing rumors of in-fighting after it was said elon musk challenged radio ub r marco rubio for not cutting enough workers. >> president trump: these cabinet people are successful people or they wouldn't have -- they have attained highest

heights of government and i think they have a fantastic relationship. >> todd: beverly halberg joins me now. what do you make of this report and subsequent denial by the president? >> when you look at president trump's leadership style, it would be in line with how he leads to let cabinet officials duke it out a bit with elon musk, to have some dis disagreements. president trump said he will take a scalpel, not a hatchet to doge. overall, as we move forward with doge, more important to get to fine-tuning. >> todd: dc, like all institutions, can be territorial

and we're seeing that now. senator slotkin struggling to answer when asked to comment on gavin newsom saying biological men should not play in women's sports. watch this. >> you'll have to talk to mr. newsom and his podcast, we're talking about it now because it is good controversy. let local schools handle that issue. for me, this issue is be ing brought up in order to make sparks. >> todd: american people, democrats and republicans have been very clear that they do not think men biological men should be in women sports ychl do democratic politicians keep twisting themselves trying to rationalize it? >> there is this fork in the road they are having to face. are they going to admit they are wrong about this issue and face

the woke crowd or are they going to double down on perspective even though you have gavin newsom changing his mind whether or not that is opportunistic. democrats will be asked this question, you can tell senator slot did tkin seemed caught offd by this question. all democrats have to figure out what they are going to say. they are lacking leadership in d.c., one reason they are floundering and would serve themselves well if they followed majority of americans have common sense, they will continue to lose americans if they don't come to the understanding men should not compete against women. >> todd: to the border, dhs secretary kristi noem shutting down attempt to pin family separation again on the trump administration. >> when it comes to reviving the

policy of separating family from their children at the border. sgls like president biden did not follow the law in the fact it has always been equally applied until his administration and he ignored federal law in how he handled immigration and enforcement within borders. >> todd: your thoughts on that question and of course the response? >> i think secretary kristi noem is correct trump administration is following laws president biden ignored when in office. this question talking about separating families and children is interesting choice for legacy media and will not work for them. recent poll by cnn showed that 77% of americans who listened to that speech support president trump and policies on the border, one reason president trump won a second term.

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president trump announced cutting contracts and cutting 60 billion in foreign aid spending. president trump will meet with tech ceos at the white house to discuss tariffs. >> todd: cheryl casone is here with more. >> cheryl: bloomberg is reporting we have a list of tech executives that have questions about tariffs and how it will impact business. think about electronic com compoejents that come over and it is connected as we talked about multiple times. reported that heads of ibm, qualcomm, hp and hewlett packard will go to the white house. between tariffs and less government spending and government workers losing jocks, does this lead to recession?

maria asked the president that on sunday morning futures. >> are you expecting a recession this year? >> i hate to predict things like that. there is period of trans i guess, what we're doing is very big, bringing wealth back to america, that's a big thing. there are always periods of -- it takes a little time, but i think it should be great for us. >> cheryl: on air force one last night he was asked, you hesitated about the word recession. he said, of course you hesitate who knows. markets as of friday are below where we were after the inauguration. and the back and forth, how do you do business bh there is uncertainty in auto tariffs were

on and now those are off. there is a lot of questions. atlanta fed, gdp now is forecasting first quarter will see growth of negative 1.5%. technical recession is two quarters of negative growth, that is what at lant is forecasting right now. >> carley: goal would be to bring computer hardware chain to the united states so we don't have to realize on chinese imports. 100 billion from the taiwanese company. it does take time and he's talking about transition period. >> cheryl: he talks about apple and that is true, we talked about honda, they are opening a new plant. again, takes time. >> todd: remember, while you have numbers that indicate when recession has happened, a lot

can be self-fulfilling, pay attention to that, as well. >> cheryl: tell somebody their truck will be 9000 more than it was two months ago, does not make them happy. >> todd: don't miss morningss with maria. and larry kudlow exclusive interview with elon musk today at 4:00 p.m. >> carley: must-see tv. >> todd: ahead of tomorrow's talks with ukraine and u.s., president trumps he has just about lifted intel pause on ukraine. >> president trump: we just about have. and we want to do anything we can to get ukraine to be serious about getting something done. what you have to do is make a

deal and you have to stop the killing. it's a senseless war and we'll get it stopped. >> carley: iowa congresswoman marianette miller-meeks sits on house energy and house critical material caucus joins us now. good morning to you. positive sign from president trump that things are moving in the right direction ahead of this meeting in saudi arabia. goal is to set the stage for peace talks between ukraine and russia. what are your expectations when it comes to this meeting and what could come out of it later this week? >> i think president trump has let it known there is senseless killing going on, he is his security advisors have indicated there is not a way that this war is going to turn out in a more favorable stance given billions going into funding it. ukraine and europe need to be

serious about coming to a peace agreement. when it comes to critical minerals, this is something that benefits both the side and our allies in other countries and to work through this to have mining of critical minerals, to be able to use those for renewables and electronic components would be beneficial for united states and ukraine. within that is implicit security guarantee if you have u.s. companies in ukraine accessing min minerals, that is something united states would be interested in protecting, as well. president zelenskyy has gotten the message that president trump is serious about achieving peace in this region in a rapid fashion. >> carley: one person in the ukraine yandellgation is the ukrainian defense minister who survived a poisoning attempt in

2022 after meeting with russian officials. clearly getting the two sides to agree to anything is a m massiv undertake. president trump said he is considering large-scale -- on russia if they do not come to the table. do you see that taking place? >> certainly we know russia is aggressive and putin has poisoned other individuals. recent death of navalny while in prison. president biden's actions, slowness to apply sanctions and restricting american energy production and oil and gas production was funding both sides of russia's war by sending money and weapons to ukraine and allowing global price of the world to come up as we constrain our ability to supply.

that allowed russia to earn more from selling oil and gas. sanctions would be effective and for united states to increase oil and gas production. >> todd: all eyes on congress, planning to vet on cr tomorrow to keep america funded. he signals a shutdown could happen. >> president trump: could happen, democrats want that, they want to destroy the country. it could happen. it shouldn't have happened and it probably won't. i think the cr will get passed, it could happen, never know. >> todd: are the votes there congresswoman? >> i think so on the republican side. we realize this is something we have members that do not like, none of us like to do continuing resolution, we rather have senate take up our appropriations packages we sent to the senate.

there are things we are wanted to have into a your package, everyone is giving up something. there are certain democratic members who said we should shut down the government. they know republicans will make them pay for it. american people pay for this and that just shows how tone deaf they are we are not allowed to get on with america first agenda and president trump's agenda. if democrats want to do this, it hurts american people and we'll make sure american people know democrats are responsible. >> todd: as one of those american people, it feels like we do this the shutdown dance every few months, hope you can figure it out before friday. marianette miller-meeks, appreciate it. >> carley: great having you on. if you are just waking up, go back to sleep, maybe better than

christmas, you see it on the screen, it is national napping day. we'll speak with a sleep expert whos it is time to put daylight saving time to rest. >> todd: put it to bed. >> lawrence: that was good, todd, hit it. it has to go. i feel that hour today. i don't know why, i just feel it. >> carley: you and rest of america, we're tired. >> lawrence: we could use a nap. big monday morning on "fox and friends." department of veteran affairs expected to slash more jobs and democrats want you to think it will be bad for our nation's heroes. doug collins will join us live and explain why this will help vets get better care. american students are falling behind and teachers tied up in red tape. one official says there is hope

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>> todd: it's the question carley asked me when i walked in this morning. i demanded to know. >> todd: will arab rogers continue to walk in predecessor brett favre, maybe. according to fox sports the minnesota vikings are a possibility to sign rogers also picking up interest my new york giants after he was dropped by the jets last month. minnesota's interest comes as the seattle seahawks target sam donald who led the vikings to 14-3 season. the quarterback carousel continues. >> carley: that sounds fun. can i hop on? >> todd: sure, if you can throw. we know for sure where josh allen will be. the bill signing the rei reignig

mv 350000000 guaranteed keeping anymore in buffalo 2030. i hope you like the cold staley steinfeld. take in an average $355 million. >> josh allen is engaged to actress haley. today is national napping day. which is much needed after springing forward one hour on sunday. but some believe daylight saving time is a thing of the past. ingrid and john boyd jr. join me now. good morning to you both. happy national napping day. ingrid help me out here. people like the extra hour of daylight from. a sleeping perspective what do you think about this? are you on board. >> i wish it was done away with. because of the effects that it actually causes in regards in the as opposed to the benefit it actually gives us. there is no benefit. we are more exhausted. as it is one in three people do

not sleep already and about 50 to 70 million people already have sleep disorders. we are even more exhausted and it takes about one to two weeks if not longer for people to regulate with the time. i actually think it's aest with a of time and also increases the lack of productivity because we're so tired. and fatal accidents on the road within the first week the daylight savings time taking place. >> carley: that's so interesting so you want to get rid of daylight saving time. >> carley: we wanted to have you on to talk about this. daylight saving time gave farmers more time to work. that's within disputed. some people believe it started during world war i to give more hours in the day to limit fuel conservation. but, regardless. you are working outside all day long. what do you think about this. does daylight saving time help you and other farmers? >> i will tell you every time they change the time it effects

farmers. and, you know, livestock, one thing livestock enjoys is a steady every day type pattern. so every time the time changes, we have to adjust to that and, you know, getting kids off the school bus at, you know, dark isn't good and putting them on the school bus in the dark isn't good. i would like to see the time spring forward and stay there. and not have time change twice a year. i think it really sets everybody back. >> carley: john, i'm board with that whether it's daylight saving time or not. just pick one and stick with it. it's the time change that screws everybody up. ingrid, president trump recently weigh in on this he was asked if he is going to sign a executive order banning daylight saving time and sticking with it all together he said probably not. 50/50 issue. are you in favor of daylight saving time or not 54 percent

said no, 46 percent said doesn't look like a executive order coming down any time soon. ingrid. it is national napping day. with that in mind, tell us more about a sleep schedule that we should be on in the time we have remaining in a couple seconds here, what's the beth length of nap that we could take. >> ideally anywhere from 20 to 30 minutes and something as simple as a yoga sleep guided meditation takes you to three of the five sleep stages in awake state. 2:00 in the afternoon, two-20 minute sessions could give you three hours extra right. >> carley: todd write that down yoga could help you. "fox & friends" starts right now.