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>> l >> lawrence: buckle up, this is "fox and friends." >> steve: j.d. vance is expected to be speaking this hour from d.c., he hosts prime minister of ireland ahead of st. patrick's day next week. >> brian: trump's agenda heads to senate days before a government shutdown. will democrats cooperate? >> out of all previous sayings about how disastrous it would be to shut the government down, they voted to do that. the ball is sent to the senate and chuck schumer has big decision to make. >> ainsley: important inflation report, final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. and we start with a fox news alert. the fbi is joining the search

for a missing university of pittsburgh student who vanished in dominican republic last week while on spring break. >> brian: sheriff from her hometown of virginia named a person of interest. >> steve: nate foy live from punta cana with the latest details. tell us about this person of interest. >> well, we are still learning about the person of interest, i would say most notably and good morning, seeing final moments that sudiksha konanki was seen before her disashes appearance and it was with this person of interest. take a look at this surveillance video taken at the resort she stayed. it shows sudiksha konanki with her friends just after 4 a.m. on thursday morning. she was with a young woman who appears to take a selfie wither had. now the sheriff of her hometown

in virginia says this is a person of interest. louden county sheriff's office says this is still a missing person case, not a criminal case, the sheriff wants to make sure investigation is comprehensive and includes all techniques. we are working with the fbi on this and working with the dominican republic national police. we saw dominican armed forces spoerting with scuba divers in the water and helicopters in the air. they say they have 300 agents investigating on the coast and search area expanded. the hotel,ria republica confirms it had a power outage in the 24 hours leading up to her disappearance. many people did not have air conditioning, they went to the beach to cool off and relax. dominican police say they are reinterviewing all witnesses to

corroborate information and louden counties all witnesses being reinterviewed they believe are still in the dominican republic. back to you guys. >> steve: nate, in looking at that video that features the missing student and person named as person they are interested in talking to, when you watch the next camera shot, it looks like they are walking and they are not very steady, almost as if one is trying to right the other one and keep them walking. did you notice that? >> yeah, you can see that in the video. i don't want to presume why that is the case, steve, something i did find interesting from an interview with a person who stayed atria republica hotel, there was power outage and water outage before this, this was really a terrible stay for a lot of guests. most notably with regards to

safety of the guests, people couldn't charge their phone and couldn't communicate easily and were competing for outlets to charge their phones. certainly a lot of questions regarding that situation. >> lawrence: i see you on the beach, the area that the person of interest says she went under the water or one of his three stories, is that part of the beach cornered off or still open to the public? >> it's still open to the public. we were there yesterday with dominican armed forces, vo volunteers and scuba divers. they are doing their thing while right next to them other college students are taking selfies on the beach and people are partying, having normal spring break tlchl is no defined, blocked off search area. the search area has expanded,

within that area are people hanging out on vacation, which was something to see. >> ainsley: were you able to pull up to the hotel or did you have to go through another entrance? are they cooperating with the media? >> they are not cooperating too much, ainsley. we were able to access the beach from a different resort and walk up, the day passes start at 9:00 a.m. we are a few miles down and will get closer as morning progresses. >> ainsley: a junior, pre-med major, a smart girl. >> steve: thank you. >> lawrence: don't be surprised if you don't see a body wash up or the scuba divers, them not closing part of the beach down is suspicion for me. if you don't see a body show up from dive team or on to the shore, they are going to shift their investigation elsewhere. there has not been a body found.

she could have been kidnapped. >> steve: to that point, there is no surveillance video because of power outages, people couldn't charge their phones. on a beach, there are million people taking pictures and you see things going on. there will be a lack of evidence they can use. >> lawrence: by the way, for the young man that has been named person of interest. that is not unusual for the last person that saw the victim to be named that, that doesn't mean they are accused of a crime. >> ainsley: that is why he is not a suspect, person of interest. >> steve: see where it goes today. switch gears to fox news alert. trump administration new 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports going into effect at midnight and european union responded with retaliatory

tariffs on more stuff. >> steve: peter doocy live from the white house with more. good morning. >> peter: white house north lawn has become row of embedded trade war correspondents and latest tariffs from the eu, are mostly targeting red states, motorcycles and peanut butter and jeans could be affected. things are changing quickly. we saw yesterday with little notice president trump's threats managed to keep the lights on for 1.5 million customers in northern border states and the white house explained after president trump threatened executive order with a 50% tariff on canada, the they are backing down on implementing 25% charge on electricity exports to the united states and premiere ford explained like this. >> i thought this was the right

decision. they understand how serious we are. we have both agreed, let cooler heads prevail, we need to sit down and move forward. >> peter: wall street traders are trying to make heads or tales, we saw yesterday dow down 475 and s&p down 42 and nasdaq was down 32. >> sure nobody at the white house shorted the dow? >> no, i don't think so. >> peter: is there any concern it will be harder to ask certain federal workers to retire if they look at their retirement accounts and they are getting robbed everyday. >> there is great indication to be optimistic about where it stands. tariff policy, he envision reciprocity where american workers are put first. >> peter: american workers at

tesla got a big boost yesterday, president trump had five teslas brought to the south lawn. he said he would pay for it with a check. possible vanity plate might say truth. back to you. >> steve: good one. >> ainsley: or maga. >> steve: president brought a tesla, is there a level two charger there? where will he put it? red, white and blue, which did he buy? >> peter: appears he bought the red one. on the lawn during the last administration, we saw a handful of electric car chargers installed on west executive place, which is between west wing and executive office building. there is a place to charge it and hes s he can't drive it, he will loan it out to staff.

>> steve: peter, could you use it? >> peter: i would love to use it, parking is terrible. the hang tag, i'm sure dogs have to sniff it, need to do a target run, we are low on diapers. they'll never allow a president to drive, even if it is just around the white house? >> brian: i think seinfeld drove obama. >> peter: we saw biden went to ford or gm plant and he drove a p pickup there and he did a loop here with secret service officer with the electric jeep. not unheard of for a president to showcase electric have beens on the south lawn. there was talk about that yesterday. saw joe biden do the same thing

and did one loop. >> steve: maybe the president is watching and he'll pull up andic tayou to target to get diapers. >> peter: president trump, we would like the north lawn. >> ainsley: garbage truck or tesla. trump-backed bill to fund our government through september is heading to senate after passing the white house narrowly 217-213. >> steve: the bill as written slashes nondefense spending and boosting. speaker mike johnson reacted on this show. >> this was a big night in congress last tight to get that done, a clean, simple bill to keep government funded and "everywhere man" democrats, after talking about how disastrous to shut the government down, voted to do just that. this is the super bowl and stars

have aligned. >> brian: the bill, go ahead -- >> lawrence: go ahead, take my read. >> brian: bill heads to senate and faces uncertainty. bring in chad pergram. chad, it gets through the house despite people saying it wasn't going to. now sits innen sa. what is deadline, number one? what is the procedure? is it true, rand paul said he's out. i would need eight democrats at some point, right? >> deadline is friday night, got over first hurdle passing in the house. senate democrats will have a meeting later today and figure out their strategy and overcome filibuster. you need 60 votes. if rand paul is out, turn to democrats, rick scott from florida indicated he had never before voted for interim spending bill. democrats might be in play, i

would look at john john fetterman j fetterman. oshof, and somebody like maybe mark warner from virginia, he has a tough hand to play, he's up next year. virginia is a little bit of a purple state. he has a lot of federal workers, it is challenging for democrats to figure out their strategy, they are worried if government shuts down they give more agent to elon musk and maybe not bring people back and want to take a stand against the president. this is a big debate. weakest hand in washington belongs to chuck schumer, i asked what they should do and he said we want to see what the house will do and he turned on his heel and left. >> steve: they have been clear, they had a meeting couple of days ago and strategy was, we can't make it look like trump

and republicans are winning and if we close government, it will be a lose-lose situation. conventional wisdom is enough people on democratic side vote for closure and get to 60 and comes up for a vote, simple majority of republicans get it through. >> chad: that is right, you can do it that way, you have to get over the procedural vote. do they throw them a bone? maybe there is a vote on amendment for washington, d.c. this bill as written trims dc budget by about a billion dollars, that is an option. if they change the bill, has to go back to the house and house is not here right now. >> ainsley: won't have enough time. >> lawrence: all about the math. >> ainsley: thank you, over to carley with headlines for us. >> carley: good morning. fox news alert. ukraine has agreed to a u.s. brokered deal for three-day ceasefire with russia. meaning u.s. will resume arms shipments and intelligence

sharing with ukraine. secretary of state marco rubio speaking about the deal a few minutes ago in dublin. >> ukraine prepared to stop all battlefield activity and begin immediate process of negotiating enduring end to the war and we'll see what response is. if response is yes, we have made progress and there is chance of peace. if response is no, it would be highly unfortunate and make their intention clear. we hope to have a positive answer, ball is in their court. >> carley: ceasefire would lay groundwork for mass prisoner swap with russia and ukraine. and congresswoman aoc hit with ethics complaint over troubling expenses. she paid $3700 to an individual and $850 to a dance company for training. the nonprofit americans for public trust calling for a house having to see if aoc

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turned dealerships into targets, shooting up windows, throwing molotov cocktails. >> ainsley: one climate group is taking credit for vandalizing this new york city showroom. here to discuss this is founder of environmental progress, michael shellenberger. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> ainsley: seems democrats are anti anti-ev, anti-tesla, no longer care about the climate, what is your response? >> democrats are really lost, never seen the left so lost as it is right now. revealing true colors you have one main climate organization leading against car manu manufacturers. what upset them, elon musk has been cutting government under

the work of president trump cutting the budget for pet projects that had nothing whatsoever to do with climate change or the environment. it was quite shocking, inflation reduction act spending billions on frankly graphed and grift and kickbacks and corrupt enterprises that have been exposed. we need things like natural gas, nuclear power, things so-called climate justice movement opposes. >> steve: if they don't like tesla, it has been announced yesterday that they are going to double the number of teslas on the road in support of president trump's agenda. you know for a fact that none of these people would be shooting up winds or lighting things up

or posting videos of them talking about how i feel bad i bought a tesla, if he wasn't doing the doge thing. elon musk being elon musk, not republican or independent, whatever he's doing, none of this would be happening. >> it is musk derange mment syndrome, it affected trump beforehand. they went crazy over it. these people said we had 10 years to solve climate change or the world would come to an end. they advocated shutting down plants and reduces kacarbon emission. it is about getting government money for pet projects, often to do political work. it is sunshine movement. they mamip nated children and teenagers in particular to become hysterical about climate change. now they are opposing one main technology to deal with climate

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trump has a job ahead of him and bringing that inflation down. let's not forget in four years trump was president, inflation rate was 1.95 percent. we did not have an inflation problem. i think he will conquer this problem and we'll get prices back down and they can afford to go to the grocery story. law >> lawrence: the president was in support of tariffs back then, i'm curious, when it comes to tariffs now, will that impact inflation from your view? >> look, i think trump will prevail here. as he said, this might be short-term pain for longer-term structural gain in the american economy. i am betting, i would never bet against donald trump, he's a master negotiator, with canada, mexico, china, europe, i think he'll prevail here and i think he'll force other countries to

lower those unfair tariffs that are imposed on the united states. a lot of people don't understand this, united states has lowest tariffs in the world, we're not the problem, what about canada with respect to these tariffs on our dairy products and agricultural products can go over 100 or 200 percent. trump wants a level playing field. i believe in free trade, i believe trump is using our economic power so americans get a fair deal, that makes a lot of sense. >> lawrence: i'm like you, i was free trader and i have evolved on the issue, there is not a fair setup going on and looks like in canada, they caved yet again. >> yeah. i've seen this so many times in the first term of trump. remember the nato countries did

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>> ainsley: we are alerting our vice president who is meeting with irish prime minister, let's listen in. >> i was telling them in the library earlier, usha and i took a trip to ireland in 2000 2023.

susan collins from united states senate may remember we were supposed to have a government shutdown. usha and i had a week to go anywhere, we went to ireland. such a remarkable combination of in incredible community of beautiful landscape and interesting technological growth. one of the more robust areas to work on with irish friends is going to be technology, in particular artificial intelligence as we take the next stage in important level of technological progress. i want to give acknowledgement of honored guests here. i can't call everybody out. thank you to ashley and brett kava kavanaugh, justice of the supreme court and his wife, judge roberts and ambassador from ireland, who i met before in a previous job. before i introduce leticia, one

thing i try to do with this breakfast is remind people of important bonds of friendship between the united states and ireland. it is great opportunity to do that and great opportunity for usha to wear her green pants. she has had in the closet for years and gets to break them out. perhaps most honored guest is my dear friend from the -- brought his brother, joe, good to see you. here is the thing cullin taught me when i was in the united states senate. he taught me about gifting socks to former senators. i give massachusetts socks and utah socks for our friends from utah. cullin, i have worn these shamrock socks. [applause]

>> i will say we meet later in oval office, the president is a very big fan of conservative dress. so if he notices these socks, you have to defend me and say this is important part of cementing irish-american relationship, that is reason i'm wearing these socks. thrilled to have you, thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> mr. vice president and secretary lady, honored guests. let me begin by expressing sincere thanks to president trump and to you, mr. vice president, for continuing the time-honored tradition of celebrating st. patrick's day in washington and d.c. thank you madam secretary and thank you for hosting this st. patrick's day breakfast at your

resi residence. mary and i appreciate your hos hospitality. and the use of socks. [laughter] >> given my conservative dress sense, my wife can testify, too. >> ainsley: you are watching this meeting between j.d. vance our vice president whos wearing shamrock socks and the prime minister of ireland, they will be talking tariffs today. they are having breakfast, having this presser and he's scheduled, michael martin, to meet with donald trump in the oval office. we'll continue to follow that. hearing scheduled this morning in manhattan federal court over ice arrest of pro-palestinian activist, khalil, who went to columbia. >> steve: todd piro is live in manhattan outside the courthouse with the latest. >> todd: a judge possibly set to

consider litany of issues including free speech, possibly venue issues, but really in reality this is a normal scheduling hearing that normally wouldn't have that fanfare if it wasn't so politically charged. pay attention to that. the individual you mentioned, is a foreign-born activist and helped lead student protest at columbia combrufrt and arrested by ice on saturday, even though he has a green card. court temporarily blocked authorities from deporting him. leo terrell join "fox and friends" first with his take. >> secretary of state marco rubio, has the authority to him deported. anti-semitism behavior is contrary to american foreign policy and supporting hamas is contrary to american foreign policy. there is overwhelming evidence

to remove this foreign national from america. >> todd: sources telling fox news khalil was investigated under immigration and nationality act which grants secretary of state power to deport. department of homeland security says hamas is a designated terrorist organization. trump promising more arrests of terrorist sympathizer. >> president trump: get them out of the country, they are trouble makers anda agitators, get them the hell out. get them the hell out of the country. >> todd: khalil's lawyers are challenging the arrest and to have khalil brought back to new york after he was transferred to louisiana. trump administration lawyers say they will not agree to bring

khalil back to new york without a court order. we are expecting activists to gather in the square across the street from me. hearing set for 11:30. we are expecting protests well before then. so far, all quiet downtown manhattan. >> lawrence: yeah, with masks on. >> brian: beginning of deportations. what about ones that were hitting copses yesterday, hope they spent nights in jail. >> steve: carley shimkus spent the night -- >> ainsley: not in jail. free woman. >> steve: not going with the jail thing. >> brian: clean record. >> steve: speaking of clean record, governor of maine, in the news and now she's back. >> carley: you are correct. president trump making good on promise to protect women's sports. administration halting federal funding to universities in maine, after the governor

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o >> steve: comedian matt friend is known for impressions on politicians and celebrities as you can see right there. >> ainsley: which has earned him more than 2 million followers on social media. >> god, oh, oh god. >> right? right, right, right. that's what i do. have another drink, my dark eyed beauty. hello, everybody. it is your favorite president aboard air force one. >> lawrence: matt joins us now. it is not the voice, it is the entire mannerism you take on. >> it is thrilling to be here.

i wanted to come on "fox & friends" and improve my 60 and above demo at my touring. we have to make it quick. i'm seeing a movie with lauren boebert after this. i do the mannerisms, yes. >> steve: if you watch a lot of news, you do. our current president has been busy with tariffs and teslas. >> first of all stop talking. let me do the talking. this is a nasty group of people. honest to god. so sad what's happening in this country. first of all, what a panel. that's my favorite effort in america. what a guy. we love the blacks more than anybody. it's totally true. this is a brand-new executive order. i am announcing today on fox which is a great network, hello, rube earth, if you are listening, happy birthday, what a tough guy. a new executive order which is banning brunettes from fox. if you are you are a d.e.i. hire. [laughter] i am excited right now.

this is big. ready for this? what exactly is it? executive order. don't pretend like you don't know. take a look at that, please. you have to get into it. the thing what i do i reflect people are you making fun? i'm repeating the news. i'm just repeating things that everybody is saying. it is a crazy time we're living in, yeah. it's wild. >> ainsley: you have some executive orders you want to sign on fox, right? >> i do. this is an executive order, another one, banning people from talking about the price of eggs. we don't want to hear about it. the price of eggs is interesting. is gutfeld watching? i think gutfeld has changed comedy in the same way i've changed the price of eggs. many people are saying that. i am getting meta. i have to switch to somebody else right now. here is right here, let me just begin by stating -- [laughter] i'm here on fox with a wonderful

panel. it is "fox & friends" in the morning and let me begin by stating to the american people that regardless of whom you are, if you are an american or an african-american or whoever you stand, get tickets to matt friend.com. [laughter] >> brian: that's good. >> steve: who knew mitch mcconnell. >> i do a bit on obama and trump golfing together. >> basically he says donald, i accept that invitation to play but i just can't make it. donald says that's a great thing. i thought you were tiger woods. thank you, everybody. thank you. we have to come together and laugh. we can't take everything so seriously. >> steve: matt friend.com. >> he is going to nape also. >> dana: i like it. >> bill: fox news alert on