blessing -- her friends leave at 5:55 a.m. she stays behind at the young man. he eventually leaves the beach hours later at 8:52 a.m. then, she was reported missing at 4:00 p.m. later that day. today, officials expanding the search with drones, dogs, boats, thermal cameras, and this sheriff where they are from says investigators are doing all the right things. >> we are not ruling everything out. we want to turn over every rock before we turn tell mike come to any conclusions. >> their parents are here in the dominican republic and are requesting that investigators look at every possibility. >> let's get an answer. thank you so much for that. >> that was a news filled show. certainly more to come. we will see you on "the five." harris faulkner's next. >> fox news alert: democrats and

some on the left are rallying behind mahmoud khalil. he is anti-israel, anti-america, and hates jewish americans. a judge has blocked the anti-israel protesters deportation while the trial is playing out. he let a lot of what we saw on the campus of columbia university. he hates americans. he is pro-hamas affiliation there. fox news has learned that before immigration customs and enforcement arrested khalil for supporting a terrorist group, he was previously investigated as a potential national security threats. investigators paul also found anti-semitic and hateful posts on his social media. i'm harris faulkner, you are in "the faulker focus."

president trump posted that this is the first arrest of many to come, and "we will find, apprehend, deport these terrorist sympathizers from our country never to return again." but many democrats are on the side of khalil, coming out against america in this ins instance. >> if you believe in constitutional rights, targeting this person and everybody knows that he has been vocal against the of the palestinian people in gaza, and they are targeting him and refusing him constitutional rights. who is next? >> top democrats on the senate judiciary committee posted the detention was "straight up authoritarianism."

>> so what would they call that? it looks like violence and hate. and things that would not be free speech. oh wait, keep watching. in new york city last night, hundreds of people were protesting their arrest. they'd shared the news that he would not be deported yet. of some of those demonstrators, as you can see, did this. does that look peaceful you? fox news legal editor. >> because he's not a citizen, it is this serious foreign policy consequences. he is taking actions that the u.s. government believes are jeopardizing national security. that is pretty broad. the point in all of this is that there is a lot here for the government to make their case as to why the person's deportable. >> alexis mcadams is at columbia university. another day and a new chapter.

>> white house sources telling fox this morning that he was being investigated and is still under investigated for being a threat to our national security. they say investigators were coming through social media and found what they said were anti-semitic and hateful comments posted on his pages. that is what started this. this comes -- now in federal custody. we saw people calling for his release all across new york city, even leading to a couple of arrests. watch this. [crowd shouting] the protests coming after ice age and service of former columbia grad student, saying that they were aligned -- the lawyer says that they were revoking the green card. still learning more about him. he led dozens of protests at the

ivy league school, calling on columbia to divest from israel. "we know they came to the united states from syria two years ago, starting a columbia school of international and public affairs." than married an american citizen who said she is president as more call for his release. >> it is targeted, retaliatory, and an extreme attack on the first amendment. it reeks of mccarthyism. >> okay, but just last week, i was on this ivy league campus when we saw him at barnard college in this video. he should not of been a barnard in the first place. his attorney says he is healthy and his spirits are undaunted as a judge has now ruled that he can't be deported yet. that's the key word. there will be hearing tomorrow

cuts so we will keep an eye on it. we also want to pull up this tweet. they are calling for action at campuses across the country, telling students to work out at noon today. we will keep an eye on what happens. nyu, they have had the protests as well. the call for action continues. you can see our camera on the gates. students say they are glad the doj and president of the united states that has stepped up because they don't pay $100,000 a pop to go to the school to walk around. for their lives. >> all of them are good points. it is nothing new. this is many chapters later house last year's school year. alexis, thanks you. jason chaffetz, fox news contributor and former republican congressman of utah. to that point, the person accused in all of this of being pro-hama case was

around last year organizing some of those protests. this is so far into the future now. >> it is not their first rodeo. the allegation is that he has been doing this and inciting this for a long time. the united states constitution is for american citizens. this person is not a citizen of the united states. what about all those students who are citizens who happen to be jewish? don't forget to live their lives increase and feed them without threat of death and destruction? the donald trump has taken a position. i'm glad t the dash they need to go home. if you can't play by the rules of the united states in peaceful protest, you are breaking our law and need to be deported. >> i want to talk about the politics of this. you have got republicans who clearly, with the president, and

with much of the nation, the majority wanting to get people in our country who ate the country out. this is deeper than that. this is not protected speech. i just wonder how democrats aligned themselves with this. >> every time i turn around, the democrats are not concerned about the victims, they are not concerned about the innocent people that are just trying to live their lives: they are constantly going to the perpetrators and doing everything they can. whether they are here as illegal immigrants or they are here committing crimes by threatening people. why can't they just once in a while stand up for somebody who is a victim and say "this is not the way we do things in the united states of america, you don't get to come and threaten these people's lives and tell them you are in favor of death and destruction to jews." >> jewish americans, and all over the world, jewish people.

we said we would not forget the holocaust. this piece on his arrest. "it represents a huge change in the status quo and marks the terms administration's determination to address the inability or unwillingness of elite universities to maintain the basics of civilized beh behavior. "the white house fact sheet explains the order this way. "to all the resident aliens who joined in the pro-jihadist protests, we put you on notice. come 2025, we will find you and deport you." >> that's what donald trump campaigned on. it's what he's doing. it was kamala harris before the 2020 election trying to bail people out that were involved in these types of protests. i recognize that this is different. trying to get people back on the street as quickly as possible, that it would never end. they aren't necessarily the same but that is the general attitude that the democrats have taken, that they will be the resistance

movement. how about a pro-american movement? that's what america voted for. pro america. people who live within the bounds of the law, you are fine, but when you go outside those bounds and break our laws, you get detained, arrested, prosecuted, and deported. that's the way it should be. >> i hear you are saying. you have said it so many for different reasons. first it was soft on crime, than it migrated to, even with eric adams at one point, the mayor of new york, he has changed his tune now, but at first when he was running "we will figure out how to get illegal aliens to vote." the migration on this issue continues. this is dangerous with what's happening. president trumps department of education is investigating 60 universities for anti-semitic discrimination and harassment. just watch these schools. there are so many we will have to scroll. the department is deeply disappointed "that jewish students studying on a lee u.s.

campuses continue to fear for their safety, and the relentless anti-semitic corruptions that have severely disrupted campus life for murder than a year. university leaders must do better." the department's office for civil rights warmed the schools could face repercussions if they do not fulfill their obligations under title vi of the civil rights act. leo terrel, sr. counsel -- civil rights was with me yesterday. >> i want everyone out there who has been committing these horrific acts against the jewish american community, i want you to be aware, this task force, under the leadership of president trump, the attorney general, and the assistance of the secretary mcmahon. we are going to use every tool to eradicate that this is going to stop. protect jewish-american students like you protect all americans, or else we're going to take every appropriate step to stop it for you. >> jason, your last reaction. >> buy to what leo is amen

saying -- >> that is what america is about. they seem to be okay with these threats and demonization of jews, but if it was an lgbtq person, somebody of some -- then they would be irate. why is it that they pick on the jewish population? i would argue with broader than just the jewish population: everybody on the campus should not have to live like this. it's unacceptable in this country. >> that is a really good point. there but by the grace of god go any of us if this vicious group, led by a man they are looking at closely now, in summ some instas on the campus -- if they live by mob rule what happens to any of us? >> that is not who america is. america is about freedom and liberty. why is a place like columbia getting $400 million from our government, taking money out of

somebody's wallet and giving it to somebody else? donald trump is doing exactly what i hoped he would do, and that is take away the money. why should they get the money if it's the way they control the campuses? >> they are getting $900 million total from just a couple of groups. they must be bad money managers on these ivy league campuses. they get it from everybody. their donor list is richie rich. thank you for getting us started today. president trump just announced he's doubling down on tariffs on some canadian goods. you want to go 25? we will go 50. his moves to reshape and reshape america's economy is getting reaction in the stock markets. we are watching that. everyday americans are looking at this one question. they are courageous. how long will this take? what will it look like? we will dig deeper for answers. the dow is down.

larry kudlow has this view. >> stocks go up and down. drill baby drill. a reciprocal trade policy. all of that is designed to reprivatize the economy. >> president trump says that short term pain will yield long-term gains. pro-american. we get into it with former trump economic advisor steve w.a.r. is with us.

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>> president trump just doubled the tariff on steel and aluminum from canada. it was 25%. now it is 50. that is in response to one canadian province moving up the

prices on electricity it sells to -- united states. and this is on top of the tariffs set to go into effect april 2nd. the president's rapid-fire movement on trade is causing sudden reaction in the stock markets. some officials and lawmakers -- it's all part of the plan to reset our economy after years out-of-control spending. >> it will come back, but once we start doing these tariffs are on the 1st of april where everybody's got to be on the same level, people are looking at the stock market like "this is how it will continue to be for months and months. that's not going to happen --" it won't. president trump has put together a smart group of people that understand a lot about the dollar, a lot about foreign currency, all the things going on. at the end of the day, it will all work out better for the

united states of america. >> alexandria half is at the white house. this broke just a few minutes ago. what has been your reaction? >> the reaction is really from the white house, but this is the long game plan. cabinet members saying the same thing. solution the president is working on, but it's going to take time. 50% on canadian steel and aluminum coming into the united states. retaliatory measure. at 25% tax on electricity importance in united states. those exports directly impact three states by ontario: new york, michigan, and minnesota. that -- on true social, "i will be declaring a national emergency within the area," continuing if other one-time tariffs are not dropped by canada, i will substantially

increase on april 2nd the tariffs on cars coming into the west which will essentially permanently shut down the auto manufacturing business in canada." of course, wall street sellouts continue, initially kicked off by the president, not ruling out the possibility of recession. the president also demanding canada dropped what he called an anti-ferment dominic hann buck farmer tariff. saying that they strain on farmers israel, and global action by the president is needed. >> conversation he had with justin trudeau couple days ago that was reported, where he got very colorful and feisty about the 250% tariffs we are putting on our dairy products. >> also part of his party and action plan.

amid tesla boycotts, the president plans to show support for elon musk today by purchasing a tesla. >> thank you. we are bringing in steve moore, former trump economic advisor. people saying that 50% seems like a really big number, and they are seeing the markets react. talk to us about the reality of this, and is there a reason not to worry? >> harris, first of all, i agree with the computer showed a few minutes ago that this is the most pro-business, pro-investor president we have had in at least 40 years. this will be an agenda that's going to supercharge the economy, no question. are the bumps in the road? yes. you have shown the massive

increase in the debt. trump has inherited a god-awful mess from joe biden? hunter biden especially -- these other countries like mexico and china -- a game on this. will not relent and all they're doing is is running their own economy. all these countries have higher tariffs they only do. all trump is talking about is leveling the playing field so we have that playing field for american products. >> even at 50%, i am looking at this, and i know it seems steep, but when you hear about the anti-american farmers in

front -- which is what the white house are talking about from alexandria half reporting and peer 250% tariffs on our dairy. they are making hand over fist. 50% sounds like a big number. 250 sounds like a crime. >> it's outrageous. we cannot live without. consuming great damage to our farmers. at the end of the day, what i'm going to predict is trump will prevail. he is a winner. i would never bet against donald trump. the other countries will be forced to lower their tariffs, and i think we will have for -- more free and more fair trade. the europeans have three times higher tariffs than we do. post up to down. i will say this loud and clear: if the countries think they can bully trump, they've got it wrong. that's not a game they can win. >> and when they bully him, they believe the american people.

the american people hired him. they understand enough about this process. quickly, i'm looking at canada -- the list is long on their side. are they giving us as much as we are giving them in terms of these tariffs pick they cannot live without us with this list. at least when it comes to transportation of any kind. >> we are the hub of the world economy. every hub has to trade with us. i'm a free-trade guy. i believe in the benefits of two countries trading with each other voluntarily. it makes both countries better off, but it's true that these countries have taken advantage of the united states with high tariffs on agricultural and manufacturing products. and all they are saying is "let's have a level playing field." who could argue against that? >> let's talk about what that looks like. this is on the heels of having a tough stock market appearance yesterday anyway.

there is a lot of money and stock market. you can break it down for us. what are we looking at two days in a row of this if that is the case today? >> well, it's true that investors don't like tariffs. they are nervous about it, no question. trump will prevail. at the end of the day, there is no question that we will see a booming stock market under trump. look what happened in his first term in. one the strongest stockmarkets ever. we have inherited a god-awful mess from joe biden. the debt and deficit are larger than they've ever been. we have a big correction to take place here. i think once we get through this -- and one other thing, we have got to make a trump tax cuts permanence. congress, get going on that. that lower taxes in every business and family in america. >> and in some strange way, looking at this may put more emphasis behind protecting the 2017 tax cuts so people don't get hit by any prices -- for even a short period of time so

they don't get hit with that, and basically a tax increase. fox business' charlie gasparino has a new piece called "ignore the stock market: wall street dealing with painful detox from government spending addiction" --" and for decades. the federal government has been addicted to spending. here is a quote. "think of the current u.s. economy as a junkie weaning himself off of heroin which is never easy. addicted to the heroine of government spending, both monetary and physical for so long that we are running $2 trillion deficits for the economy, growing nearly 3% with low unemployment, as sleepy joe biden spend money we didn't have. >> right before covid, we had about a $4 trillion budget.

that was only what five or six years ago. 7 trillion. we have got to drastically outsize -- what elon musk is doing is so productive. he is showing the american people "we don't have to cut your social security benefit. we can just take a chainsaw to the waste of fraud. look at medicaid. one out of every four people in medicaid is a fraudulent user of that program. hundred billion dollars a year. >> got to protect the people who are legitimately there. sometimes it's the scalpel with that and the process of playing out before our very eyes.

it's great to have you on the program always. thanks for being with me. breaking news: a new day right now, new terror for donald trump. thank you. many asking why the alleged mastermind baton behind abbey gate bombing in afghanistan was on the run for more than three years. as you know -- fewer than 50 days into trump's administration, enforcement arrested this man. he's already facing american justice. where there is a will, there is a way. and a vote to keep the government funded. >> it's going to be out to chuck schumer and the senate. i don't think they will shut the government down. >> congress has the end of the week to avoid a government

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>> vice president j.d. vance. this was a short time ago on capitol hill. his presence there is critical because of what is going on today. that house vote to avoid a government shutdown that would come on friday night. vice president vance is working to convince republican holdouts to vote yes. the measure would fund with a government for 6 months, so through september. this is not just a short kick the can down the road, as this representative and i talked about yesterday on this program. house democrats refuse to supportive. they say they want elon musk and

doge reined in and demand spending on key programs. >> of congressional democrats refused to support this, they will be responsible for every troop who misses a paycheck, every flight delay, every negative consequence. it comes from shutting down the government. >> good morning. house speaker mike johnson is confident they will pass the bill may be with only one g.o.p. defection, being thomas massie of kentucky, this prison of florida him -- rich mccormick of georgia remaining undecided. they are not the only ones. >> are you still undecided? >> i am. >> on what in particular? >> i like commitments that we will spend less money in the future. this cr, for the first time i have been in washington -- less spending, so there's that.

>> president trump again calling skeptical members last night. merchant says he did not get a call from the white house. one house republican says even the appeals of vice president vance in person did not necessarily close the deal. the one person who can apparently close the deal is president trump. that is why missouri republican eric burlison says he will support the emergency spending bill, but barely. >> donald trump. he is the difference maker. i would never support this language, but i do trust donald trump. basically, this is not loosely with the football. the analogy doesn't work pickets donald trump saying "give me the football and i will kick the ball." i trust he's going to do it. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries will not guarantee all democrats will vote no. democrats are asking all of their members to be present and oppose the bill if the house passes the bill though, it still must overcome a senate filibuster. >> before i let you go, are

there any democratic names that have bubbled up for those people who were also on the fence? you gave us the republicans. what about on the left side of the aisle? >> i would always look at modern democrats who represent swing districts. >> got it. i wrote it down. if jeff bergman says it, write it down. thank you. good to see you. house speaker mike johnson put it this video reminded democrats of their exact own words when the shoe was on the other foot about shutting down the government. >> their real consequences when the government shuts down. it harms our national security. >> to shut is unnecessary and completely avoidable. >> it is not normal to holding hundred thousand workers paychecks hostage. it's not normal to shut down the government when we don't get what we want. >> our troops deserve better. our children deserve better.

the american people deserve better. >> this chaos -- the shutdown, and extremist policy design for an extremist base. >> you know who will feel the pain? you know who it hurts? you. >> you see it at the end of the video, the important question: what has changed? democrats want to shut down the government to stop president trump. in focus, republican congressman michael mccaul of the great state of texas. in that meeting from vice president vance. >> the vice president gave a passionate speech about how this cr cuts discretionary spending, allows us to maintain our border operations, and deportations under ice. it also allows doge to go

forward with its cost-cutting eliminating procedures. i think most importantly, we are the majority now. white house, house, senate. if we shut down the government, against us -- and this is the first time i have seen the democrats actually talking about shutting down the federal government. if that's what they want to do, it will not be popular with the american people. lastly, this is a time we can get to this reconciliation, where we increase orders pending, border defense, border security. the dod, our military, energy, and get to the tax cuts to extend terms tax cuts. otherwise, we will have the largest tax cut in american history.

that's what's at stake. >> and that's what i've been talking up this morning with all the talk of tariffs. for one part, people understand what it means and they know they will have to watch this play out for certain. lack of time. there's that, but if you have a tax hike in the middle of everything and they are what the president put in process in 2017, so you know they work for the economy because they have been there, that just -- that's not common sense. >> that's right. and just so everybody understands, they will expire if congress does not act in reconciliation. again, it would be the largest tax increase in american history. we can't afford that with this economy. that's why i think passing the cr to keeping the government open, keep doge open, our border patrol open -- it is actually a decrease in discretionary spending, as i mentioned, but then go forward to the next step of reconciliation.

if we battle over the cr, it will delay reconciliation to a point where we are going to lose momentum. now is the time to do it. >> i understand. in the senate, you would need 60. you think you've got this in the house, so goes to the senate. hakeem jeffries has already said he's not even sure anywhere -- and moderate districts if all democrats would go against this. don't know if he is speaking the senate. there is a good chance this could go forward but you will need democrats in the senate to help you out. we are watching stem to stern. let's get to this. it's about afghanistan and that botched withdrawal. one of the alleged terrorists behind the 2021 bombing at kabul airport is now in united states custody. he appeared in a virginia courtroom yesterday 50 days into president trump's administration. under the biden administration, he was on the run for three and half years. where there is a will, there's a

way, is what i keep saying about this. the bombing killed, as we know, 13 american service members during biden's disastrous withdrawal from that country. the marine who was wounded that they told us this. >> president trump himself. i mentioned, you were wounded here, and i was like "yes, sir, mr. president." my friend and mentor hoover was killed next to me. he said "i know him." for the presence know who he is and to truly understand and be coherent enough to say and work with these families and be friends for them. the trump administration has been there when the previous administration was not. >> i'm curious. is catching a guy like this accused of that type of terrorism, that type of killing. does that send a message? does that help us catch the bad

guys? >> it's all about deterrence. the marine you just interviewed was our star witness in the afghanistan hearings. you notice the chairman of foreign affairs. got to the bottom of what happened. the fact that three years -- guy was a top planner. killed 13 service members, 170 afghans and wounded so many m more. it's a great day for america but also for these families that have gone through so much within almost a month, the intelligence to nail this guy that the biden administration can do.

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>> harris: the secretary of health and human services, robert f. kennedy jr. had a lot to say with meeting leaders yesterday with food companies. kennedy posted, "great discussions with radical transparency to protect the health of all americans, especially children." interesting, some of the companies he met with he called out previously. to the consumer brands association wrote this in the statement after the meeting, "it was a constructive conversation, and we look forward to continue to engage in with public health and build consumer choice." and also rfk jr. talked to hannity over the weekend.

>> we are poisoning ourselves, and it is coming from princeton ability processed foods. there is a lot of anxiety and depression related to food. changing your food, by changing your diet you can lose the diagnoses. people need to make their own choices. if you want to eat a doughnut or seed nuts, you should be able to. you should have an informed choice. do we want to do everything to incentivize companies with his switch from ultra processed food and to be a part of this moment to make america healthy. >> harris: dr. marc siegel, senior fox news medical analyst and nyu health. are americans addicted to certain foods because of what is in them? >> there is no question about that because ultra processed

foods, harris made to taste a certain way and stay on fish store shelves longer. they draw you and by outrageous color that looks like from out of space in terms of children's cereals. it was interesting the makers of breakfast cereals were at this meeting. once you are drawn and, they have taste and high fructose corn syrup. it is something they want more and more of in the calories as rfk jr. said to hannity and i know this perked up here years because we talk about this on the show all the time, this leads to medical food issues. you are giving food as medicine that affects mental health. just. just be one that is so critical. you and i have talked about the weight issues with so many americans in the country and how that also can deepen the depression. this is a vicious cycle if what you are eating you are getting addicted to it. >> yeah, the obesity epidemic is something i'm paying particular

attention to because it lands people in my office with heart disease, cancer, diabetes, diabetes directly linked to obesity. try talk about real prevention going on before you get to the doctor's office. when i interviewed bobby kennedy he said -- >> harris: let me pause you right there because we will run out of time. i have the interview. here is dr. marc siegel in the interview. watch. >> we have 10,000 food ingredients and the country illegally in europe. till we a sense in our country unlike any in the world. manufacturers in many ultra processed foods for selling the product in our country loaded with chemicals in the same product inc. canada only has a few ingredients. that is not acceptable. we will make sure americans know what they are eating.

steel and fascinating interview. kennedy is targeting let's put it back on the wall, artificial artificial dyes and seed oils. talk to us about it. >> in terms of seed oils, we've talked about olive oil and avocado oil that peanut oil and canola oil actually have inflammatory senate your tibbett is all about inflammation. what are you doing to your body? are you increasing inflammation which increases cancer and adhd? where are you decreasing inflammation like all negative three fatty acids? the other thing i want to point out about kennedy, he's talking about transparency and choices based on knowledge. he's not talking about superimposed regulations necessarily. >> harris: that is a key part people should be able to make informed choices. began, great interview, dr. siegel andin thank you for watching "the faulkner focus."

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