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ashley: yes. all the time, lauren, that there's going to be a segment of workers who are never returning to the office, right? lauren: yes, and the issue with the 25-34-year-old crowd, not going in, is detrimental to what they can learn in a career. whose going to be your role model if you're sitting behind your computer screen in your bedroom all day long, right? ashley: right. lauren: i think that is catastrophic actually. ashley: yeah, i agree with you, exactly. all right, lauren, thank you very much and by the way i just want to mention this. do not miss the special edition of "the big money show." it's going to be called the big money playbook, tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business, and during this one hour special, taylor riggs, brian brenberg, and jackie deangelis will be joined by kevin o'leary and charles payne, two terrific guests. they are going to answer questions and successfully guide you through all of this economic turmoil. so if you want to be joining the live i

ashley: yes, me too.nother one, lauren, increasing number of green energy projects being developed with the involvement of chinese companies and what's going on? lauren: specifically two battery plans promised in the state of michigan where that governor gretchen whitmer is dangling $4 billion in tax insevenths for this pair of -- incentives for this pair of chinese companies to develop this so we can develop evs and meet the green goals of the administration and bottom line is chinese companies are becoming an even bigger part of our push into green energy anded aing insult to injury getting tax incentives to do so. some are describing this as china's influence, operation in the u.s. continuing to gain traction. ashley: interesting. lauren, thank you very much. now this, after a ton of backlash, twitter will no longer label npr as state affiliated media and came up with another disclaimer and we're on that story. new report claiming fbi has entire glossary of internet slang that they associate with viole

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. sentencing could begin tomorrow in a case that could put perry in prison and end his army service. live as the trail takes the next steps today, good morning, claudia. >> good morning to the two of you. this next legal battle in texas is shaping up to be a power play with the state's conservative governor on one side and austin's progressive district attorney on the other. prosecutors begin working with a judge after a jury convicted army sergeant daniel perry of murder. this happened during a black lives matter protest in downtown austin in july of 2020 when garrett foster was carrying an ak-47. perry claims he fired his own gun in self-defense. the texas governor says perry acted within its legal rights, texas has strongest stand your ground rules that cannot be nullified. he is asking the state's parole board to review the case quickly so he can pardon him >> the da says a jury gets to decide if guilty or innocent , not the governor. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick backing ab

ashley: right.auren: the bright spot of this potentially is good news. now look what apple is doing, manufacturers have time to make changes where they produce their products, aka maybe move assembly lines out of china. ashley: right. interesting stuff. lauren, thank you very much. >>> now to this story gaining a lot of ground and a lot of headlines, tennessee bracing for protest this morning as a lawmaker expelled for participating in protests on the chamber floor could be reinstated. we will have the very latest report from nashville coming up. also a trove of highly class five documents from the pentagon were leaked online. the intel exposed. how the u.s. has been spying on russia's military to help ukraine in the war efforts. will this give putin the upper hand? we'll get into that. the u.s. keeping a close eye on beijing as chinese military drills continue very close to taiwan for a third day. how should the white house respond? national security expert laura bowman will be next. spa ♪. so peop

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. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. one user of discord said he read all of them, is speaking out and says he supports his friend's decision. listen. >> there is talks of foreign intelligence agencies, who is funding wars and certain things and talks of nuclear weaponry, that is hardly touching the iceberg. there is stuff, if your tax dollars are funding these atrocities, you should know about it. >> ashley: lucas tomlinson has the latest. >> lucas: he tells the "washington post" he knows the man who goes by the name og, here is how he describes him. he is not a ukrainian operative, not a russian operative. and any claim he is, is false. he is not interested in helping foreign agencies with their attack on the u.s. or other country. >> lucas: now more documents discovered from "new york times" showing in-fighting between russia federal security service accusing of obfiskating deaths in ukraine. john kirby says there is a small embassy presence in kyiv to keep track of the weapons. >> there is a small u.s. military prese

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. this is an incredible loss for the soldiers families and for the division. our hearts and prayers go out to their friends and loved ones and we're making full resources available to support them. brooke singman has the details. >> brooke: officials confirming three soldiers are dead and another hurt near healy, alaska. the major general saying the fort community is one of the tightest knit in service, i have no doubt they will pull together and provide comfort to the families of the fallen. the apache helicopters collided in flight and went down 115 miles from fairbanks. two soldiers were declared dead at the scene and a third died on the way to the hospital. a fourth soldier is being treated for injuries. this is the second helicopter accident this year. in february a military helicopter was involved in a military accident and a month to the day when two blackhawks collided midair before going down. we'll continue to monitor last night's crash as officials begin investigating what we

: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus.after a quick stop in the u.s., she will meet with the delegation tomorrow and beijing is retaliating, imposing sanctions against ronald reagan library and hu

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. shall ifs scrambling to confirm who is behind this leak with 5000 people having appropriate clearance to receive the document. lucas tomlinson has the latest. good morning. >> lucas: good morning, ashley and todd. u.s. officials say a leading theory is that the leaks came from a disgruntled contractor similar to snowden. the timeline, 53 documents posted online many between february 23rd and march 1, some date back to january. secret arms deal between egypt and russia and the docs come from cia and nsa, and e-mails about evidence dropping on south korea and israel and reveal ukraine will run out of air defense missiles by the end of may. here is john kirby. >> we are all working at this very, very hard and trying to get answers to find out where this breach occurred. i don't know and it would be foolish to determine how long that will take. >> lucas: in taiwan, china launched aircraft to carry out simulated attacks and beijing says piwant president has become a pawn of the u.s., sayin

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. tensions escalate. american lawmakers vow to stand up to chinese intimidation as they push for taiwan to get the weapons necessary to defend themselves. alexandria live from washington. >> alexandria: this is last day of combat readiness controls, according to beijing, an aircraft carrier has been used to send jets. all in response to taiwan president visiting with speaker kevin mccarthy in the u.s. last week. u.s. lawmakers -- hardening the island in an event to -- by china. >> this is very serious. if you look at the authority of the chinese air force together with the ships becoming close to taiwan and any accident might spark uncontrollable war between taiwan and china. and if other countries try to intervene, it might be the start of a war of grand scale. >> alexandria: china state television sharing what a missile attack could look like. congressman michael mccaul weighs in. >> this is intimidation tactic they are known for. the size of this one is quite large, one of the largest ones we've seen a

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. another major focus of the sitdown is musk warning about artificial intelligence and he gives us information on the software he is working on now. jackie ibanez is here. good morning, jackie. >> jackie: elon musk's candid interview with tucker carlson aired last night. musk called for stronger government regulation of artificial intelligence. listen. >> it's a danger to the public. when you have things that are danger to the public, like let's say, food and drug, that is why we have the food and drug administration and federal aviation administration, the fcc, agencies to oversee what affects the public when there could be public harm and you don't want companies cutting corners on safety and then having people suffer as a result. so that is why i have for a long time been a strong advocate of ai regulation. >> jackie: in addition to artificial intelligence danger to the public, musk says it threatens companies like twitter, it could become smart enough to manipulate public opinion. >

. >> ashley: a.m. ashley strohmier. the teens who are seemingly only getting a slap on the wrist are condemned. however long minutes joyride ruined our life completely. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: that's right. the two boys face cri trespassi charges after stealing this black sudan and colliding with a truck. inside the truck was christian and his family. according to a gofundme, the crash left christian with a fractured skull, eventually killing him. his mom is recovering in the hospital. grieving family members are speaking out. they stole a car and stole our lives in the one instance this is not the equivalent price to the price of a child. it is unclear if they will face any charges, this is the latest example of teen chaos in the windy city. in the last three days, 18 people were shot, including a three-year-old boy and a little girl. it is possible the misdemeanor charges could be upgrade pending an investigation. >> todd: if there are no consequences for actions like this, this stuff will continue to happ

i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus.e at the courthouse at 11 a.m., his assignment will begin at 2:15 p.m. brooke singman is standing by with her analysis on all that. we begin with mad rin live outside the courthouse on how the city is preparing for

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. returning home after a quick stop in the u.s., she will meet with the delegation tomorrow and beijing is retaliating, imposing sanctions against ronald reagan library and hudson and sailing warships. alexandria hoff has more. alex. >> alexandria: the reaction is more muted than the visit from nancy pelosi last summer. this dynamic does shift day-by-day and yesterday an aircraft along with three vessels were spotted near taiwan. china foreign ministry told reporters the u.s. was coniving with taiwan and the ministry said china will take firm and forceful measure to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity. these are threats chalked up to china simply deploying intimidation tactics. republican congressman michael mccaul, who led the delegation, said this overnight. working together and this is why we are here today, sir, in person, to tell you we are friends of taiwan. we support taiwan. and united we will protect taiwan from the communist chinese party. >> alexandria: o

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. joe and hunter are traveling together overseas as investigations ramp up and former obama white house official says he wants to testify about evidence that is implicating joe biden in a conspiracy he says the fbi has ignored. it gets worse hunter and joe everyday, it is unlikely he will be held accountable. on the campaign trail, your president joe biden repeatedly denied again and again and again discussing foreign business dealings with his son hunter. >> ashley: lauren blanchard is live with morning. >> lauren: president biden landed in ireland, the trip is political and his sister valerie owens biden and son hunter biden are with him. fox news digital reporting found while joe biden was in office, a vice president and assist antss of his firm visited the white house more than 80 times during the obama administration. this is what president biden said when asked about knowledge of his son's business dealings. >> mr. vice president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son ab

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. we're learning about the heroic officer who is in critical condition, after being shot in the head while lunging toward the gunman. he graduated from the police academy just 10 days ago. lauren blanchard joins us. >> he was shot in the head when he ran toward the shooter in the louisville, kentucky shooting yesterday. nicholas wilt graduated just days ago and has been undergoing surgery. a fifth victim has died and eight others hurt, including two officers. >> hospital -- code three. >> officers to the hospital, code three. >> transporting one officer, get the hospital ready. >> the alleged gunman began shooting before the bank opened yesterday morning. witnesses say it began in a first story conference room. police responded within minutes. visibly upset the governor breshear said he lost a close friend. >> a terrible act of violence tore from all of us, one of my close friends. what we need in a word is love, i mean, just love. love for these families, they are going to need it. >>

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. if newsom were to choose one of them, it could give big advantage going into election year. >> you shouldn't have someone go into the office because they are the next person, this is a specific title to take over the role of this position, but to have somebody come in with no senatorial experience to assume the office is absolutely ridiculous. it is outright dangerous. >> ashley: alexandria hoff live from washington with more. good morning. >> alexandria: good morning, so far senator feinstein turned down callings to step down, that is her choice. >> she says she will return, make sure this happened. >> do you think calls for her to resign are mroept? >> it is up to dianne feinstein and her family to decide whether she wants to keep on serving. >> dianne will get better and come back to work. >> the decision rests on that individual herself, she shouldn't be pushed out. >> alexandria: ro khanna feels it is unfair to the people. >> i have respect for senator dianne feinstein she missed

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus.embers of the president's own party panic over his poor performance and recent polling. >> the poll numbers are not what you want to go in to re-elect with. >> that is understatement. >> these are not normal times, the electorate is crabby and anxious about the economy and the country is very divided. biden comes in looking at the race with those two perspectives. >> ashley: alexandria hoff, good morning. >> alexandria: we are anticipating this announcement will come by way of video message issue the say way president biden announced four years ago. at a white house event yesterday, the president was asked a popular question, perhaps for the last time. >> are you ready to run again, mr. president? ♪ >> alexandria: i don't know if he heard that, i think he assumed what the question would be. he is wanting to woo the 70% of voters who do not want him to run again, according to an dr. nesheiwat news poll. senior advisor to the president, julie rodriguez expected to be named campaign manag

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. house speaker kevin mccarthy sitting down with taiwan president in california where he called for the u.s. to send more weapons to the nation immediately. >> todd: lucas tomlinson with more. lucas. >> lucas: the republican chairman just arrived in taiwan. here is more from chairman michael mccaul. >> being here sends a signal to the chinese communist party that the united states supports taiwan. we will help taiwan and want them to think twice about invading taiwan. >> lucas: chinese government is outraged by the visit to taiwan's leader to meet house speaker kevin mccarthy. china could never tell us what to do, as speaker of the house, i will meet with whoever i want from whatever country. we need to speedup weapons to taiwan, deter ability of china to enter taiwan. we need to foster greater democracy and freedom, work together economically from the chip manufacturing and others. >> lucas: at tleeft three occasions, president biden pledged to support taiwan against a chinese invasion

ashley: now this.iden administration finally releasing the long-awaited review of that afghanistan withdrawal. susan, come back in here. they blame trump, right? >> yeah, so they said that trump, the white house is saying that trump embolden the taliban by engaging in peace talks without consulting u.s. allies & partners in the region, while at the same time that he was decreasing the u.s. military presence in afghanistan with a series of drawdowns throughout the year so that was a weakened position for the u.s. withdrawal, which they say led to the chaotic exit that left 13 service people dead listen here. >> you gotta look at when he came into office what he was walking into. he didn't negotiate with the taliban. he didn't invite the taliban to camp david. he didn't release 5,000 prisoner s. he didn't reduce force levels in afghanistan to 2,500, and he didn't have an arrangement with the taliban that they will attack our troops. he came in with a certain set of circumstances they had no ability to ch

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the former president will arrive at the courthouse at 11 a.m., his assignment will begin at 2:15 p.m. brooke singman is standing by with her analysis on all that. we begin with mad rin live outside the courthouse on how the city is preparing for trump's arrival. good morning. >> good morning, todd and ashley, all eyes are on mar-a-lago as mr. trump gets ready to leave for new york city to face a judge. in a new truth social post he lays out his plan saying, i will be leaving mar-a-lago on monday at 12 heading to new york and tuesday morning going to the courthouse. america was not supposed to be this way. metal barricades have been set up around the court and trump tower and new york city officials will close key streets as they brace for potential protest. the courthouse will be cleared for a sweep and no other business will be done until trump's arraignment is over. secret service will make sure she is safely brought in. he will not be wearing handcuffs, after an arrangement with th

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. oversight committee chairman james comer telling fox news digital, it is clear from our investigation that hunter and other members of the biden family were involved as they made millions from foreign adversaries like china. we've been wondering where the doj and irs have been and it appears biden administration may have been working overtime to prevent consequences. >> todd: brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: that is right, mark ridel, the attorney representing the whistleblower sending a letter to lawmakers claiming the agent has disclosures that show improperly affected decisions and protocol that would be followed by career law enforcement professionals in similar circumstances if the subject were not politically connected. he says his client is ready to provide more information about the president's son. >> to him, the truth is one truth and he wants to come forward with it. he is ready to be questioned about what he knows and sprngsed under proper legal protection. >> bro

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. alvin bragg has been accused of spending taxpayer dollars. >> todd: brooke singman with the latest on this morning's hearing. brooke. >> brooke: a number of key witnesses will testify at this morning's field hearing on violent crime. madeline brame, will testify this morning, along with victims rights new york founder jennifer harrison. we will hear from democratic city councilman robert holden and president of the endowment association. the star witness is jose alba, the former bodega worker charged with murder after stabbing -- each witness is expected to testify about district attorney alvin bragg's policies, how he enforces the law in new york city and how it impacted their lives. felony convictions are down from three years before alvin bragg took office and the da declined to prosecute 1200 felony cases last year. despite figures, democrats say crime is not an issue in new york city. mayor eric adams insists the big apple is the safest big city in the country. listen. >> we shou

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. it appears the appetite for a biden-trump rematch is very low with 60% saying they do not think the former president should run either. alexandria has details. good morning. >> alexandria: good morning, the announcement by the expect is expected to come via video message tomorrow. things with time have become more complicated of the 70% of americans who do not want the president to run, half cited age as the reason why. only 22% of independents said they would probably cast a biden vote in 2024. debbie dingell is unphased by this. >> i'm not worried at all, remember who you are talking to, someone who does not believe in polls, they are a snapshot in time. people think joe biden understand their challenges andir cas and when we're in the midst of a campaign, i think you will see strong enthusiasm and passion for the outcome of the election next year. >> alexandria: 60% of americans do not want former president trump to run either and potential matchup is why asa hutchinson says he's i

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. >> we want to get answers to important questions, we're talking about the guy leading in every single poll, the guy who was former president. we have legislation we are going to bring forward. this has to be moved to federal court. >> ashley: and jose albawas charged for murder by bragg for defending his store and he will testify next week. >> todd: brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: rustle fry is proposing no more prosecution act, allowing former presidents and vice presidents to move out of local court to federal court, claiming local courts are more likely to make politically charged rulings. alvin bragg's alleged overreach of authority. embattled bodega clerk jose albawill testify after he was charged with murder for stabbing a career criminal in self-defense when he was violently attacked in his store. the case was dropped after public outcry. jim jordan was sued by alvin bragg over his subpoena and oversight of trump's hush money case is questioning connections between trump's prosecution and the biden administration's department of justice. list

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the fallen soldiers memor liesing the three heroes, this incredible loss for the soldiers families, their fellow soldiers and for the division. our hearts and prayers go out to families, friends and loved ones and we are making the full resources of the army available to help them. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: officials confirming three soldiers are dead and another is hurt after two helicopters crash near healy, alaska, the major general saying the fort waynewright community is one of the tightest i've seen in 32 years of service, i have no doubt they will pull together and provide comfort to families of our fallen. the apache helicopters were part of the 25th aviation regimen returning from a flight heading to fort waynewright base. they went down near fairbanks, where the base was located. two soldiers were declared dead at the scene and a third died on the way to the hospital. a fourth soldier is being treated for injuries. in february, two soldiers were hurt when a heli

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. two other contestants are on the democratic ballot including former president john f kennedy's nephew robert f kennedy jr. and mary williamson and vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley are pout of the growing list of candidates. alexandria has more on the race to 2024. >> alexandria: the white house not confirming the reports about this coming tuesday. the former vice president reached out to donors with a video message. it will have to be an exciting video if that is the plan. the president holding on to his approval rating. half of likely democratic voters in new hampshire do not want the president to seek another term. right now the president remains in the potentially running category along with big names on the republican side like governor ron desantis and former vice president mike pence. declared candidates, new entry, republican larry elder announced his cannedacy with tucker carlson. >> i want us to be energy independent instead of dependent. urban schools are a disaster. i have a

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. we are learning the suspect was just 21 years old and held highest level of security clearance. he shared the documents on thug. he is facing charges under the espionage act. shall ifs say he shared the documents in that chat room. alexandria hoff is live with more. alex. >> alexandria: 21, his age is striking. he was part of the intelligence in cape cod, charged with removal of defense information. agents descended on the 21 year old's home yesterday. teixeira was placed into custody outside without incident. >> the justice department arrested jack teixeira in connection with investigation into alleged unauthorized removal, and transmissal of classified information. >> we have stringent guidelines in place for safeguarding classified and sensitive information. this was a deliberate criminal act. >> alexandria: this is interesting, source tells fox news plans to arrest teixeira was accelerated as "new york times" said he was leader of a discord gaming groups. fellow users spreading th

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. the heroic officer who remains in critical condition after being shot in the head while lunging toward the gunman. he graduated from the police academy just 10 days ago. lauren joins us with the latest. good morning. >> today that officer is fighting for his life, in critical condition when he was shot in the dead in the louisville bank massacre yesterday. officer nicholas zilt had just graduated from the academy just days ago. a fifth victim has died and eight others were hurt, including two officers. >> code three. >> officer to the hospital code three. >> transport one officer. get the officer ready. >> the alleged gunman began shooting just before old national bank opened to the public yesterday morning. witnesses say the shooter began in a first floor conference room sending employees running for their lives and hiding. the latest mass shooting hit close to home for many. the governor says he lost a close friend. >> these are irreplaceable, amazing individuals that terrible act o

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the damming testimony from a woman who worked inside an inspector general's office at hhs, who says children work at slaughter houses and restaurants to pay debtses to smugglers and traffickers. today they will call a hotline to say they are being abused, neglected and trafficked. it is argued the u.s. has become a middle man in a child trafficking operation by bad actors seeking to profit off the lives of children. brooke singman has more on what we will see today. >> brooke: when child migrants are found, they are transported to health and human services. the volume of unaccompanied children at the southern border has surged over the past two years with 70,000 this fiscal year. today's whistleblower testimony is expected to reveal how the surge is leading to explosive growth in child labor and the biden administration is ignoring the warning signs. one witness, an hhs whistleblower will testify i thought i was placing children in loving homes and instead found children are being tra

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. republicans want to know why bragg's office handled the case against trump differently from other cases in the city and americans across the country want answers on issues that matter to them. >> the problem they've got is normal everyday americans sit down at the kitchen table and look at their family budget and the cost of gasoline and the disaster on the border. they worry about crime in their neighborhood, none of those things fit with the democrats wish they are focused on. if he strips away weaknesses they want to attack, democrats have nothing to campaign on. >> ashley: brooke singman live with the latest. >> brooke: a source familiar says the house judiciary committee is seriously considering issuing subpoenas for bragg and two prosecutors who resigned last year from his team. the subpoenas would compel them to testify before congress. the prosecutors are mark pomerantz and carrie dunn. bragg suspended the case leaving pomerantz and dunn to resign. now a "new york post" report

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the damming testimony from a woman who worked inside an inspector general's office at hhs, who says, children will work overnight shifts at slaughter houses, restaurants to pay debts to smugglers and traffickers. children will call a hotline. it can be argued that the u.s. government has become the middle-man in large scale multi billion dollar child trafficking operation ran by bad actors seeking to profit off the lives of children. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: when child migrants are found at the border, they are transferred to custody of child human services. the volume of unaccompanied children stranded at the southern border has surged with more than 70,000 so far this fiscal year. >> 150,000 illegal immigrant children disappeared in this country into a modern slavery ring to individuals as your article mentioned, who some are criminals and nobody knows what is happening to the children. this is the record joe biden will have to run on as he's recently reannounced his run

ashley: no doubt.nge gears to the story, protesters of the state university of albany in new york, try to shut down a free-speech event on ian haworth. one demonstrator went as far as destroying an event attendee's bible. watch this. i will get your comment. [chanting] ashley: i thought the tolerant left is just a misnomer, there's no tolerance on the left. if you a spouse or have another point of view they will shut you down. in this case ripping up a bible. it is disgusting is the word i would use, what say you? >> i would use the same word. the fact that we live in america where we are supposed to be able to practice freedom of religion and have freedom of speech and yet in times when it seems like the left disagrees with freedom of speech or disagrees with views they are not in step with, they do things like this, destroying a bible, totally unacceptable and those of us who are conservative, those of us who are christians we need to stand up and have our voices be heard and speak out against protes

. >> ashley: i am ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the day of the dawn ahead of proceedings and it calls a big apple circus. we have team coverage with brooke singman live and former new york district attorney richard who will give his legal analysis but first we go live to laura ingle, fox senior correspondent who is live in front of the courthouse in lower manhattan, laura, good morning. >> good morning to you guys. we have tight security here. we have a line of people that have been queued up here they started yesterday afternoon just to be in line to get a space inside of the courthouse for this historic arraignment this morning a former president donald trump. now, mr. trump arriving at trump tower yesterday and waving at his supporters. you see the tape. he is expected to arrive at manhattan court sometime around 1:00 this afternoon. we learned last night that trump's arraignment not be televised. only photos will be permitted to appear this after the defense argued it will create a circus light atmosphere with security concerns

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. musk says governments should have contingency plans to deal with artificial intelligence. systems like chat gpt are capable of writing just as well as most humans and faster. >> what is the timeline here? what point does it change society, do you think? >> i think it starts to happen probably an impact this year. it is very past the point of what most humans can do. most humans cannot write as well as chat gpt and no human can write that well that fast. >> todd: this year, you ready? brooke singman hear from part two of musk's exclusive interview. >> brooke: elon musk warning artificial intelligence can influence future elections. watch this. >> raise concern of ai being significant influence in elections and even if you say ai doesn't have agency, it is likely people will use ai as tool in elections. if ai is smart enough, are they using the tool or is the tool using them? things are getting weird and getting weird fast. >> brooke: ai continues to grow, musk says governments should p

. >> ashley: a.m. i'm ashley strohmier. john f kennedy and mary williamson and vivek ramaswamy a and -- good morning. >> alexandria: good morning. in addition to the "washington post" reporting, the "new york times" share president biden reached out to donors inviting him to washington next week, trying to fire up that cash flow. with his rating he needs to fire up his race, as well. half of likely democratic voters in new hampshire do not want to see the president seek another term. a quarter said president biden is their top candidate. until next week the president remains in the potentially running category, along with really big names like governor ron desantis, you have former vice president mike pence, and four, president trump polling at the top for the gop and list of candidates for both parties, new one former gubernatorial candidate larry elder announced on tucker carlson last night. >> i'm announcing i'm running for the president of the united states on your program, i want us to clear the borders, i know urban s

. >> ashley: ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. controversial plan on education. >> chicago just elected a progressive democrat as next mayor, brandon johnson will replace lori lightfoot after beating johnson's team focusing -- this past year. advocating for increased taxes and social programs to combat that crime. here is what he had to say in his victory speech tuesday night. >> tonight is just the beginning, with our voices and votes we've ushered in a new chapter in the history of our city. >> to chicagoans who did not vote for me, i care about you. i value you. and i want to hear from you. >> moderate democrat valpaul vallas gained endorsement of the police union. >> i ran to bring this city together and it is clear based on the results tonight that the city is deeply divided. tonight we believe every vote should be counted, i called brandon johnson and told him i expect him to be the next mayor of chicago. >> former mayor lori lightfoot applauding johnson's win saying, i congratulate brandon johnson on his hard-fought runoff

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. the day of the dawn ahead of the proceedings being called the big circus. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: former president trump will not be put in handcuffs at his arraignment later today. he is facing charges from alvin bragg's office, the charges will be revealed at the arraignment later today. one attorney joe tacopina detailing what we can expect. listen. >> joe: he'll be in the courtroom about three or four rows back, what is extraordinary is that tomorrow is actually happening. it is surreal and shocking. we don't know other than we will plea very loudly not guilty before the judge and go from there. brooke trump is expected to arrive at 11:00 a.m. today, streets are expected to close around 1 p.m., an hour before the arraignment is set to begin. trump could finish up by 2:30 p.m. the former president hired an additional attorney, todd blanche who defended trump campaign chairman paul manafort. blanche defended manafort from a case by cy vance. the former president says alv

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. the man was 21 years old and held highest clearance by the u.s. government. he shared the document on thug central. alexandria hoff has the latest. good morning. >> alexandria: classified national defense information at 21 years old, which is striking. he was part of the 102nd intelligence in cape cod. teixeira was placed into custody without incidents. >> the justice department arrested jack teixeira into alleged unauthorized removal, retention and transmission of national defense information. >> it is important to understand we do have stringent guidelines in place for safeguarding sensitive information, this was a deliberate criminal act. >> alexandria: plans were accelerated as he was described as the leader of a gaming group on the platform discord, he shared information with fellow users and shared more widely. it was maps and positions of ukrainian troops and china's role in aiding russia. including intelligence on adversaries and allies and top secret american and nato planning. this sounded alarm bells for the pentagon as the source was b

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. white house released a 12-page report criticizing the work of the previous administration without taking accountability itself. >> downplaying of what happen is an insult to servicemembers sitting here and throughout the united states of america. >> the biden administration inherited a chaotic withdrawal already in progress. on the day the biden administration began 5000 taliban prisoners had been released, american forces had been reduced to 2500. >> come the commander-in-chief makes a decision, is that their decision or the previous administration's decision? >> when the commander-in-chief makes a decision, it is his decision, can't base it on anybodiel, accountability is thea the top. >> todd: lucas tomlinson has more. lucas. >> lucas: many are calling for president biden to take responsibility for the withdrawal from afghanistan. the president said it would not look like this. in a memo crafted by the white house, it laid blame on former president donald trump. >> the outgoing adm

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. the latest allegations are throwing gas on congressional investigations into the first family with oversight committee chairman james comer telling fox news digital, it is clear hunter and other members engaged in appalling shady business schemes to avoid scrutiny as they made millions from foreign adversaries like china. we been wondering where the doj and irs has been, it appears biden administration may have been working over time to prevent the bidens from facing consequences. >> todd: brooke singman has more. >> brooke: the unidentified whistleblower is claiming he has protected disclosures that detail pref rential treatment in politics affecting decisions that would be followed by career law enforcement professionals in similar circumstances if the subject were not politically connected. the attorney says his client is ready to provide more information to congress investigating the president's son. listen. >> to him, the truth is one truth and he wants to come forward with it. h

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. elon musk warns of ai and he gives us information on what he's working on now. good morning, jackie ibanez. >> part one of the interview with tucker carlson and elon musk aired last night. musk called for stricter regulation of artificial intelligence. listen. >> it is dangerous to the public. when you have things dangerous to the public, like say food and drugs, we have the food and drug administration and the federal aviation administration, the fcc, we have agencies to oversee things that affect the public. where they could be public harm. and you don't want to come up and be cutting corners on safety. and then having people suffer as a result. so that is why i've actually for a long time been a strong advocate of ai regulation. >> in addition to artificial intelligence being a danger to the general public, musk says it threatens companies like twitter, it could become smart enough to manipulate public opinion. >> if you have super intelligent ai capable of writing incredibly well

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. biden campaign launch, new op e ed transformed america. >> todd: in the long-term, this could smother america's productivity, wages and living standard, the president's regulatory agenda ensures in a single turn, he will transform the economy and life in america. >> ashley: alexandria hoff with what we can expects today. good morning. >> alexandria: we expect this announcement to come by way of video message, same way it did four years ago when even then the idea of a president in his 80s seeking a second term was major debate. here is the president yesterday. >> are you ready to run again, mr. president? ♪ >> alexandria: the real race will be on to rule 70% of voters who do not want the president to run again, most citing age. senior advisor to the president, julie rodriguez will take on that role with fultz being named deputy, he had run raphael warnock's campaign. democrats upset about how this progressed. former ohio state senator ninaturner wrote the dnc refusing to hold a debate

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. governor desantis is trailing donald trump, nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy in single digits and on the other side, r.f.k. is claiming 19% of democratic primary voters this stage of the race. republican candidate vivek ramaswamy is here in new york this morning and will be talking about the state of the race and top issues at hand. >> todd: we begin with brooke singman has who has more on all of it. >> brooke: ron desantis talked about the lawsuit die disney accusing him of government retaliation, listen to this. >> governor desantis: that arrangement was not good for the state of florida. we did not think that is continue and brought accountability. the idea being pro-business means giving companies their own government, that is not what a free market is all about, last i checked. [applause] >> governor desantis: they have been treated much different than universal, sea world and other places. they do not want to pay the same taxes as everyonel and want to control things without prop

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. new fox poll shows desantis trailing former president trump by 32 points, nikki haley, vaf and robert f kennedy is chipping away at biden. republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is in new york this morning and will be talking to us about the state of the race and the top issues at hand. >> todd: brooke singman has more on all of it. >> brooke: the florida governor's address come as supports suggest desantis will announce a 2024 presidential bid next month, joining candidates with asa hutchinson, the latest to announce. new fox news poll putting desantis behind former president trump as the republican preference. here at home, president biden would be 82 at his second inauguration is shrugging off concerns about his age. watch. >> president biden: with regard to age, i can't even say the number, it doesn't register with me. the only thing i can say is one of the things we're going to find out, see a race and judge whether or not i have it or don't have it. >> brooke: preside

ashley's effect. does ashley have ancestors still alive that you discovered in your research? there are no descendants that i have found. who would be direct listing of descendants of rose or of ashley. it seems to be the case that ruth middleton, the granddaughter and great granddaughter who sewed the story onto the court and sac, had one daughter named dorothy. and that dorothy did not have children herself. time miles. you won the national book award last year for this book for nonfiction and your most recent award is from the is the candle prize out of canada. what is the candle prize? well, the candle prize is a prize for a work of history anywhere around the world that has literary merit and is excellent in terms of its research and its writing and its subject matter. peter cundall is someone who i just learned about recently. he made a lot of money doing for lifetime. he loved history. apparently. he was a student at mcgill university, which hosts this prize, and he left all of his wealth to a foundation which bears his name. and before he died, he actually established