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howdy in texas? >> ainsley: look at this, how did you y'all. that is you all in a contraction. >> brian: back to words on a shoe. >> lawrence: are you making fun of our state? >> steve: looks like it. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> steve: before he puts on his hat and his boots. watch, by end of this hour, we start with a fox news alert. desperate search for that missing college student who is on spring break. it is continuing. we have a live report this hour from dominican republic. >> lawrence: a massive ice raid leads to arrest of more than 600 illegal criminal immigrants, many with criminal records. >> brian: democrats might be asking to choose their leader to get their party back in order. they recognize they are in a hole. the party is probably in a

weaker position since the 1980s. >> brian: wow. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better -- ♪ ♪ all my exes live in texas. >> brian: all my exes live in texas? >> lawrence: all of them. >> ainsley: this might be true for you. >> steve: what a texas tuesday, we got boots, barbecue, line dancing, mechanical bull. >> ainsley: lawrence, when you st started wearing cowboy boots on tuesday to represent your state, did you think it would come to this? lawrence no, this was to show honor and love to texas. somebody fell right there. they brought barbecue and line da dancing and cowboy boots. this is a movement and brian

pretends he does not like texas. >> brian: i like texas, i'm not from texas. >> lawrence: we found in his office, he's an honorary texan. >> brian: you went in my office? >> lawrence: we always go in your office. this is from the lieutenant governor. >> brian: because i did sam houston alamo, i was deputized, made arrests and asked to leave. >> lawrence: we found a picture with cowboy boots, cowboy hat, you received an award from the state of texas. is this all an act for tv? >> brian: no, no. >> ainsley: you are welcome to wear cowboy boots, it is not offensive to southeners. >> steve: when i wear cowboy boots, i'm two inches taller.

>> brian: you are lying, not being authentic. >> ainsley: i'm two inches sho shorter today. these are more comfortable. >> brian: back to the show as scheduled. >> steve: by end of this show, we have a feeling brian kilmeade will buckle under the peer pressure and we'll shame him into putting boots or a hat on. >> brian: i don't think so. but i'm going to press charges on lawrence who goes into my office to take photos and because som someones said i was blasting music. >> steve: could be your assistance. >> b >> ainsley: because you were blaring rap music. >> steve: see what happens with the guy in the gray suit by end of this hour. president trump will meet with top business leaders and wall

street executives as he tries to calm people down about the economy. >> brian: peter doocy joins us with details. not a great day on wall street yesterday. >> peter: terrible day on wall street yesterday. big picture, president trump has better job security than the ceos because they have to answer to shareholders and to boards. later today are leaders of ibm, hp, intel and qualcomm. so far republicans are on board with the president's tariff strategy and business leaders who knew this was going to be happening, the tariff the part, have been with them, too. look post-inauguration day conference board measure of ceo confidence. 44% of ceos said economic conditions are better than six

months ago. 52% of ceos expect conditions to improve over next six months, up from 31% in quarter four last year. 71% of ceos are planning to raise wages by 3% or moreover course of next year, up from 63% at end of last year. president trump talked about how tariffs will cause a disruption. will it cause a recession? back to you. >> steve: that is the worry. given fact the dow went down about a thousand points yesterday, is the white house, are they talking to you and saying, people need to stop f fixating on that number and think big picture? we've heard elon and the president say there will be disruption, but long-term we'll be okay. it is short-term pain hurting

people. >> peter: they are telling us once president trump can get authorization risation to start drilling and raising revenue from tariffs and saving money with the doge effort, all those three things would be a boom for the economy. all of those three things still have not happened yet and they are counting on those things happening together. >> peter: if they get their way, they have unified control of the government, no reason to think these things can't happen. they are not happenings now and you are seeing nervousness on wall street. >> brian: one beautiful bill or two beautiful bills coming down the pike. thanks, peter. you can't say the stamp is on the economy, it is projections about what policy will do. >> ainsley: he wants to bring

jocks back and stop flow of illegal narcotics. he says it will cause short-term pain. how long will america or these companies and people who have stocks, how long until we see -- >> lawrence: ainsley, i go to the number peter cited, 71% of ceos plan to raise wages by 3%. 3% is a lot of money and to get 71% to say they plan on doing that. 44% said the economy will be better in six months. market may be reacting, but people hiring people on day-to-day basis, they are more optimistic. >> steve: that poll was taken of ceos on inauguration day and fast-forward 50 days and this is the hard part. i'm sure the president and his people who have been talking to him about tariffs, okay, in the

beginning, it is going to be rough and it is. it is just listen to the president, if you voted for him and you trust him, he says it will get better and ultimately regarding tariffs, as soon as somebody pays something, we will make money. >> ainsley: story dad told a little girl, is it made in america? if it is made in america, i will buy it for you. their family, anything they buy has to be made in america and he's teaching his kids this. >> brian: that is great. trying to privatize workforce. federal government got way too big, 2.7 million workers. he is ince incentivizing compano build here. in the meantime, there will be a correction rebuild and charles payne, most of the country respects, says this is not a big

deal and could see the market futures are up 132 points. talk about direction of democrats who want to complain about elon musk and donald trump, they have no direction, their biggest focus, donald trump is a terrible person. well, that ship is not sailing anymore and they need somebody to lead and they need a mission statement. here is ron brownstine, says he's never seen it so bad. >> if you talk to democrats, they recognize, they are in a hole. the image of the party is probably in a weaker position than any point since i think the 1980s, reagan and george hw bush era. when you ask democrats about coming back, there is debate, do you fight on every front or focus? most democrats believe their best chance of getting a second look in 2025, is this debate

over the budget. >> lawrence: this is the part i don't get. democrats have been saying we need to turn this ship around, in a bad position, and analysts say the same thing. but they don't want to aabandon their old thinking. the american public gave you four years to test your crazy radical beliefs. they rejected it, so you regroup. seems the debate is not if things need to be better, should we leave stuff behind or double down? >> ainsley: we saw many of the demo democratic party not standing and holding up paddles and leadership told them don't do that, they didn't listen. bernie sanders is on the oligarchy tour and aocons says

will join and taking democratic resistance on the road in new york and pennsylvania coming weeks. >> brian: aoc said she would join him on the road and planning appearances in republican districts in pennsylvania, new york and perhaps other places where republicans declined to hold town halls where they might face protest. a lot of republicans and leaderships has said don't go to town halls, it is photo opartly cloudy op. rich mccormick said i had a town hall and they showed up and started screaming. some veterans have been let go. it is not emblematic of his district. astro turf, fake interactions

could be a fire storm. use your judgement, if you feel you are going to be targeted by super pacs, don't hold them, do calls. >> steve: 8:12. fox news alert. search for that woman is intensifying for university of pittsburgh student who dis disappeared in dominican republic. >> ainsley: sew sudiksha konanki vanished last week while on spring break with friends. >> brian: nate foy is live in punta cana. >> this is the resort where sudiksha konanki visited with her friends in dominican republic and ultimately where she went missing on thursday morning of last week. this is entrance to the resort,

400 to 500 yards away is the beach, the crucial location where she was last seen. she was last seen with a young man and local media reporting new details about the young man who reportedly is joshua ribe, according to local reports. authorities have interviewed him and he's provided stories about what happened early thursday morning. take a look at these multiple stories, according to noticias, local outlet here. he got out of the ocean to vomit after being hit by a big wave. he fell asleep on a lounge chair while she was still in the

water. we reported on this yesterday, there are parts that are new. konanki last seen at 4 a.m., her friends leave at 5 a.m. the man she was with, presumably ribe, leaves beach at 9:55 a.m. and she is not reported missing until 4 p.m. later that day. drones, boats, dogs and thermal cameras. many are wondering why did it take so long to report her missing. >> it is troubling it took so long for her to be reported missing, they need to continue searching land and sea, not sure if this story, if she was swept away or drown holds merit. there is no sign of foul play, there is no sign she was swept away, as well.

i hope for this family, they find her soon. >> that is what everybody is hoping. tj ward tells fox news digital, i don't think she drown in the ocean. i believe somebody knows something, where she is or somebody took her away. or somebody is holding her somewhere. her parents are in the dominican republic and they are requesting that authorities example all possibilities, including foul play. we did try reaching out to them, but have not been able to contact them. >> lawrence: two quick questions. this suspect or person of interest, he will be named soon, is he still in dr? a. and b, was he the person to report her missing or someone else? >> the hotel reported her missing at 4:00 p.m. that happened as the friends

came back from some sort of outing. that was the official missing report that happened hours laters in the day. that is the suspicion here. not only did this man she was with leave the beach hours later, you would think if there was any indication she was in trouble and you had been able to leave the water safely, you would tell somebody what was going on. as far as his actual whereabouts, we don't have that confirmed. we have a number where we gave him a call personally, we did not get an answer and trying to get more. >> ainsley: so many strange things. the guy gave three different stories. one was she was taken away in a big wave. another accounting said he saw her last walking in knee-deep water. what was being reported, the

friends left and she was last seen at 4:50. this is saying they left the beach, her group with one other guy at 5:55. they did not see her for an hour and five minutes and the other guy leaves at 9:55 and tells three different stories, it does not add up. one report her friends had her wallet and phone, that is highly unusual, you would normally take both with you. >> there are a lot of questions that need to be answered and that is why the parents are here in dominican republic demanding authorities evaluate all possibilities. there could have been alcohol involved and these things investigators are trying to understand what happened shortly after 4:00 a.m. on thursday morning.

as you mentioned, ainsley, several different periods there is significant amount of time not accounted for. authorities are looking through cameras, phone records, any evidence to piece that all together. >> ainsley: thank you. we appreciate it. the pi in the natalee holloway case said if she had gone into the water, she would have washed up on the beach in the tide. >> brian: carley covering that story and you have other stories for us. >> carley: we have this. president trump's cabinet is complete at record speed, all picks for top administration jobs are filled after senate votes to confirm lori chavez. three republicans wound up

voting no including rand paul and mcconnell and ted budd. national intelligence director tulsi gabbard is pulling security clearance for biden officials as well as elected officials in new york including blinken, leticia james, alvin bragg and jake sullivan and multiple attorneys and officials who signed letter stating hunter biden's laptop was part of russian disinformation and former president biden will no longer receive the president's daily briefing. tomorrow night crew from space x expected to blasts to international space station to go rescue the stranded astronauts that have been stuck in space for nine months. >> can you rescue the astronauts? >> yes, bringing them back in a few weeks. >> not enough attention being paid to this.

you are going to get them back? >> yes. >> carley: the mission was supposed to last eight days. texas tuesday, joining in on the fun. ainsley home state bo is rocking cowboy boots. and in hawaii, john is showing how he's celebrating texas tuesday island style. here is one that steve is going to enjoy, rocking cowboy boots on the pickle ball court and texas tuesday, looking stylish and fun in his own boots and hat. >> lawrence: i love this movement. >> steve: sweeping the nation. >> brian: a lot of children. grow up in only boots. >> ainsley: they love to wear cowboy boots. >> lawrence: we brought texas to fox square. we have the bull, barbecue from my favorite spot, we have

tecova's boots. >> ainsley: we have our own boots. >> lawrence: brian, you have resisted, it is over now. we got you the canadian tuxedushgs , denim everywhere. and boots fitted just for you. >> brian: i'm not doing that. >> steve: we paid extra 25%. >> ainsley: are you going to do it? >> steve: you have to do it. >> ainsley: come on. >> brian: i'll do the bull. >> lawrence: you have to have the out fit. >> ainsley: and line dance. >> brian: i don't dance. i never met a dance floor that did me good. >> ainsley: step, step, step, step, kick, kick, kick, turn. >> lawrence: if you do this, we will give you barbecue. >> ainsley: i lived in san

antonio, is that just in dallas? >> lawrence: five locations. >> steve: they came from texas. >> lawrence: all the way from texas. >> brian: in lieu of economy and ukraine talks. >> steve: we are three-hour show, talk economy and tariffs and riding that bull. we're going to put you on that. >> ainsley: hit high. >> brian: you don't want to do that. >> steve: if you remember, 20 years ago i flew off and took advil for three years. >> ainsley: janice and i rode together and fell off and hit heads, it did hurt. >> brian: never seen two people mount a mechanical bull. >> steve: it was on the show. >> brian: are you saying that so we'll do it again? >> ainsley: i'm in a dress, i can't do it. >> steve: it was snowing that morning. >> ainsley: last year i said,

i'll give you $100, if you don't push that up high, he did it slowly, i went to my office and i didn't give him $100, i had to go give it to him. >> brian: you can't do that on a news show. >> ainsley: i had like post traumatic stress disorder, not really, from know jais and i hitting heads. >> brian: we have other weather people, other people can step in. at that point, it was just adam klotz. >> steve: you saying she had a good run. >> brian: we have depth. >> steve: see what happens next 37 minutes. trump agenda on the line, vote going down today with government shutdown deadline looming, stay with us. t think someone like me was at risk of shingles. the rash couldn't possibly be that painful. and it wouldn't disrupt my life for weeks.

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the program. we've been following every action from the house and looks like every single vote is close when it comes to spending bills. do you have the votes now to avoid a shutdown and pass the budget? >> listen, i am an optimist by nature, i believe we will get this cr done. president trump has been clear. j.d. vance is coming to our conference today to make sure everyone is clear on what our agenda is. i'm optimistic we'll get this done today. the cr, as it is now is clean, it freezes spending levels and most importantly gives us time to put forward the agenda that 77 million americans gave us a mandate for in november. i think it will be a little touch and go, end of the day, we'll get it done because

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protesting doge, saying this is a corrupt process. this is something the president ran on, right? >> yeah. he did. different from our previous administration, if the president tells you he's going to do something, he does it. just for a moment, think of what democrats are actually p protesting. they are protest ing transp transparency. how dare you republicans go in and uncover waste, fraud and abuse. democrats like the bloated bureaucracy. think for one moment, what we're uncovering and money we're uncovering that we can save through the waste, fraud and abuse, those dollars can be used for the people who are most vulnerable that need programs the most, that will be more money to actually use for people who need it most and that is what democrats are protesting?

seriously? >> lawrence: we saw them sit on their tails when you had a young boy that was struggling with cancer, honored by the president of the united states, we captured the guy that killed 13 of our soldiers, i'm not optimistic when it comes to this bill. thank you for this morning. >> thank you, i want to see you on that bull, too. >> lawrence: you got it. you got it. have a good day. massive ice raid leading to arrest of 600 illegal immigrants, many with criminal records, we have a live report coming up. first major vote in greenland, is it time to choose between the u.s. or denmark? hey, buddy, you leading lent on hallow this year? 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?

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and friends." stay tuned until the end of the show, we will texas-up brian kilmeade. feels like springtime, does not feel like texas. we are getting there. 47 in houston, 45 in new york. we will warm up. 80s in houston and dallas. 70 in kansas city. that will continue through tuesday and wednesday. next storm system moves into west tomorrow and that is our next weather maker, not only potential for severe weather including tornados but a b blizzard coming on friday and saturday. keep that in mind. large hail, damaging wind. know where you are going to get watches and warnings. starting wednesday through third degree and friday. f foxweather.com, with details. hi, from texas. what is your name? >> tracy. >> shelly. >> janice: did you know it was

texas tuesday? >> i did not, has her blue suede boots on. >> janice: come here and look at those babies. you look amazing. fantastic, we'll stick around. do you know who brian kilmeade is. >> i do. >> janice: he will get all texas-upped soon. >> get on the bull. >> janice: and steve doocy. witness that. >> thank you, ma'am. >> steve: meanwhile, greenland is holding national election today as major parties support move for independence from denmark as president trump looks to pull it and make it part of united states greenland. >> president trump: only support your right to determine your owns future and if you choose, we welcome you into the united states of america. we need greenland for national security and even international

security one way or the other, we're going to get it. we will keep you safe. we will make you rich and together we will take greenland to heights like you have never thought possible before. >> steve: somebody thought a lot about greenland being part of the united states is james freeman. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: we like the idea of greenland because it has all that rare earth stuff that currently we've been talking to ukraine about getting some of theirs. independence is not on the ballot today, it could lead to being friendlier toward the united states, right? >> yeah, and i think long-term independence from denmark seems to be the way it is going. almost all of the parties on the ballot today favor independence on some timeline. they have been semiautonomous.

there are reasons we could use a strong relationship with greenland and continue to have a strong relationship. you mentioned minerals, uranium, space force base there that is important to track missile launches in different parts of the world. lots of reason for u.s. to be friendly with greenland. >> steve: maybe it does not become a state, or 52nd after canada, some strategic stuff alliance, where we can get stuff they would be helpful. they'll be talking about business stuff, james, at the business round table and president will be dropping by. in about 45 minutes stock market will open. yesterday was worst day of the year. looks like dow futures are up half a percent. they sold off because the president was not specific when he was asked will you rule out a

recession and he did not give a definitive answer and that is why everybody went south. >> well, it is certainly not a bullish answer for the market, i think generally it is the overhang of the tariff threat. in his first term, the tariffs offset a third of the benefits of tax reforms. i think that gave people in business, along with dereg deregulation, a lot of confidence it was a good time to hire and expand and vest. you have a situation where people are wondering how big the burden of tariffs is going to be and this shows that markets, they were frothy. look at it, kind of fairly expensive in historical terms and amount of money people are

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>> lawrence: massive ice operation in houston, texas, nearly 650 illegal immigrants off the street and vast majority face charges or have criminal convictions 6789. griff jenkins has more. >> griff: this is most arrest from single operation under trump administration, nearly 650 illegal immigrants, over 80% were criminal illegal aliens. of 646 arrest, 54543or charged convicted of offenses in u.s.

140 are aggravated felons, 34 sex offenders, 38 firearm offenses, 52 drug trafficking or charges and seven confirmed gang members. houston field office director says this in a statement, in recent years, most dangerous trans national gang members and criminal aliens have taken advantage of the condition at the southern border. many have gone on to commit violent crime and reign terror on law-abiding citizens. between february 23 and march 1 included dea, ice, and dps, ice in houston arrested nine more with prior convictions for sex offenses, six of which involved minors. >> lawrence: unbelievable. should have never been on the street.

thanks. carley got headlines. >> carley: i do. uk is bracing for environmental disaster after portuguese cargo ship flagged oil tanker in the sea. t trans porting jet fuel for the u.s. military. it happened off eastern coast of england causing multiple expl explosions. 37 crew members on board with one hospitalized and one reported missing. canada slapping 25% electricity surcharge on one and a half million americans in minnin m, new york and michigan. additional measures could come in response to president trump's tariffs. >> i will not hesitate to increase this charge. if the united states escalates, i will not hesitate to shut electricity off completely. >> carley: trump responding, we'll just get it all back on

april 2nd. >> lawrence: yes, it is. thanks. let's check on bill hemmer, what is coming up. >> bill: dana and i were thinking where is our texas tuesday. >> lawrence: you want to be part of this? all right. >> bill: cowboy boots and hats. >> lawrence: your wishes my command. >> bill: we're putting dana on the bull. >> dana: i'll do it. >> bill: what ride are we in for today? maria b will explain. head of usda, how trump is reigning in spending. major bust in texas, hundreds of illegals rounded up. and precious few clues in search for a missing college student. we're on top of it. see you top of the hour. see you then.

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♪ ♪ >> lawrence: all right, welcome back appear texas tuesday on fox that's right. texas style barbecue, and line dancers all the way from texas. no western party would be complete without a mechanical bull. but first, brian gets to celebrate.

texas tuesday, his first pair of cowboy boots. [inaudible] >> bill: life if i take the tags on, they are too big. >> lawrence: i pick these out for him because these are work boots. >> bill: out of all of these? >> lawrence: i pick them because these are the easiest for him to put on. >> carley: okay! like a 3-year-old. >> lawrence: he's a yankee, he not used to this. by the way, there you go. your boot cut. there you go. pull it up. >> bill: he put on boots! >> lawrence: let's get you fixed up. all right. you have to line dance with brian. >> carley: way love this. [inaudible] >> carley: here we go. >> lawrence: describe what we are doing.

[laughter] [inaudible] >> carley: it she missed texas, right? >> back in 1987. two steps right, two steps left. and then the case step. >> bill: you didn't say there was clapping. >> two steps forward on each corner. and then we are going to turn. stepped, turned, stepped, turn. and then we start over. turn with the music? >> bill: do this with us! [cheering] >> bill: now it's time to do some eating! >> lawrence: that's right. my favorite barbecue, if you're in dallas, texas area we've got the ribs, the brisket, the sausage. of little spice to it. a little bit of this while we do that. tell us about your company. >> we are in dallas fort worth, the stephenville area. >> we have a bite?

>> family owned and operated since 2003. >> lawrence: while you all eat. >> sausage, ribs. >> lawrence: i'm going to go to the bowl. let's go! [inaudible] >> bill: what do i need to know? i am an urban cowboy. look at this. >> lawrence: lowly whip it up! [applause] >> bill: like this? >> lawrence: they will send it up here in a second. here we go. do you think they will send it up in a second? let's get some speed! let's get some speed! >> bill: 20 seconds. [cheering] >> lawrence: there we go! >> bill: ten seconds left. >> carley: good job, brian! t up! >> lawrence: see y'all tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> bill: get that thing going. sticking here, right. wall street at odds with the