ainsley?estioning her white house role. take a look. >> ivanka trump interrupted on the international stage by a handful of hecklers hissing. >> i understand why she is there. i'm just struck by the fact that she is up there doing whatever she is doing. ainsley: why does the left continue to wage war on ivanka and first family? here to weigh in on this is former apprentice star erin elmore. you made it so far on the apprentice and became very close to the family. >> i did. i have worked very closely with ivanka trump and now president trump. to torture ivanka or her husband is another example of the liberal media being hypocritical. they are both graduates of ivy league colleges cum laude. both successful business owners. really truly successful in their own right which has nothing to do with nepotism. ainsley: registered independence. >> the left continues to attack them. that kind of rhetoric, to be honest, there is a word for that and it's called bullying. ainsley: you traflted with her. >>

brian: what do you think, ainsley? >ainsley? ainsley: i don't know.magine tim, because basically we have been covering this how long? i t. wouldn't surprise me paid protesters out there. who has time to do this? we are all working. we all have lives going on. look at this video. this unbelievable. the berkeley brawl. the tax day protesters were very civil and those were mapping all over the country. this is what was happening all over the country. fires, smoke bombs, pepper spray. rocks and sticks being thrown. one guy had a broken nose. he said somebody hit him with brass knuckles. these people are angry on both sides actually. brian: came down push back because of the mess that happened a couple months ago. technique live they say this vermont law school professor jennifer kalb and frank organized tax day protests. usually about people saying paying too much about taxes now it's about donald trump releasing taxes. pretty much old story. towards the end of the month look for more because we are visit egg climate change and. people are very level head

ainsley: why?? >> well we've been asking the same questions. ainsley: what is their response? >> the senate pro tem is pandering to the immigrant community and latino community which is about 40% in the state of california. ainsley: they're for these felons getting back on the street too? >> they're in favor of felons, people that have elder abuse, child abuse, stalking, solicitation to commit murder, these are dangerous spreads and if you prevent i.c.e. from knowing when these dangerous felons are going to get released what is going to happen? i.c.e. will go out into communities, into neighborhoods looking for these people and they will stumble on undocumented immigrants. what will happen is, people that thought they would be able to stay in the state without any oversight from i.c.e. are going to be deported. we're also going to become a magnet for illegal immigrants all over the country saying hey, we can go to california and commit crimes. we won't be deported. keeping in mind it's a very small

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ainsley and bryce, over to you. ainsley: thank you, steve.e speech zone; right? police had to shut down the event before she could finish speaking. ainsley: heather macdonald is the new author of the war on attacks. here's a picture of her book, and she joins us here live. describe what happened. what did the protesters say to you or what could you hear them saying? >> well, i heard them chanting flex the police, kkk, the funniest thing ccc, racist ccc, this is a school that's preface is as open as possible, but i was kept away from the violence. brian: right so you were not allowed to speak at claremont mckenna, which had a large portion of conservative students and professors there, but they had been shut down. you wanted to talk about the new attack on law and order makes everyone else safe. if you're pro law enforcement, it's negative. and you also point out that how would they feel -- what are they protesting about the 7,000 african-americans that were killed from gang violence? cops are stopping that number from growing. >> well, i did

all right, ainsley. ainsley: thank you, steve.sio blasting the trump administration for cracking down on sanctuary cities. >> i it is an outrageous statement and absurd on its face and ignores a quarter century of progress in this city in bringing down crime. it just shows how out of touch this administration is with what's happening on the ground in this city. ainsley: can a change in leadership turn the tide and make new york city safer? pastor michael faulkner is the founding pastor of new horizon church of new york. a former new york jets player and republican candidate for new york city mayor. you are running against bill de blasio. why are you doing that? >> i'm running for the people of new york. new york is a great city. new york deserves so much better. bill de blasio is not even a good liberal. he is an opportunist. i don't even call him a liberal or progressive. is he opportunist. he has been selling the city for the highest bidder for a long time and it's time to stop. i'm going to bring the middle class back to new yo

i'm anchor. >> i really want to hug ainsley. ainsley: awe. ainsley: bring him back, brian.s him back, i'll hug him. brian: here we go. ainsley says go to 48th and sixth she is hugging everybody. brian: how are you doing, sir? it's national hug a news person day. offering free hugs. at any moment you could change your mind. stop walking and embrace, it's inevitable. you don't want to do. this anderson cooper would never ask you to do this. ainsley: he can't hear you. brian: it's not raining, you can put your umbrella down. it's national hug a news person day. i get a 401(k) and pension plan. i was wondering can i have a hug? >> sure. brian: where are you from? >> new jersey. brian: new jersey. on behalf of the people of new jersey i thank you for that hug. is this your first hug today? >> yes, it is. brian: can i have another? [laughter] i'm getting more hugs today. how are you doing? i'm brian. as you see, nancy, it's hug a news person today. i'm a full time news person. i have dental as well with a small deductible with $50 i get covered. i'm wondering could i have a hug?

ainsley? ainsley: thanks, brian. the f.d.a.ll tests to gauge disease risks to consumers. is that a good thing? here to weigh in cancer center dr. nicole saphier. good morning to you, dr. satisfdr. saphier. >> good morning. this was a test approved by the row fda to determine if you are susceptible to certain diseases. >> there is no right or wrong answer. it's debatable. we can argue both sides of the equation. being at a cancer center we do a lot of genetic testing under the guidance of professional genetic counselors and physicians. should you have access to information about your body? absolutely. i don't want to withhold that just the same as can you get your family tree online ancestry.com. wonderful things. you should have information. however, what you are going to do with the information is where i get a little concerned as a healthcare professional. you open up a piece of paper and all of a sudden it tells you have increased risk of having a carrier for mutation for guoche disease. when you consult dr. google you will

ainsley: thank you. >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: a huge show ahead.appuccino so rare that they named it, greg gutfeld, after a unicorn. the internet is obsessed with there carley shimkus has them for us, awesome, to try this morning. awesome. we love free food. ♪ dear predictable there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ ed: adidas sent a marketing email after the boston marathon it's the subject line that sparngd outrage has the company apologizing this morning. ainsley: here with that and the day's other top trends is fox news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkus. they weren't thinking. >> poor choice of words coming from adidas. the company sent emails with this running line you survived the boston marathon. so, a lot of people, of course, were reminded of the boston marathon bombing, of course. and a reaction pouring in

all right, ainsley. ainsley: thank you so much.legedly hit a mother who was holding a baby and a stroller. now the association of professional flight attendants is defending his actions. issuing a statement that says we don't know all of the facts related to a passenger who became distraught while boarding a plane and, therefore, neither the company mornor the public should rush to judgment. 'appears the passenger may have threatened the flight attendant with violence, violation of federal law. air rage has become a serious issue on our flights. heather morris is the chief of staff at the association of flight attendants. and she joins us now with her reaction. while i'm reading that statement you are shaking your head yes. tell us about air rage. you are experiencing this more and more from passengers? >> yes. it's usually between passengers that we see these issues arise. and, you know, american airlines incident was an unfortunate incident. and it's definitely not representative of how flight attendants generally handle situatio

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ainsley?angerous. this after the department of justice and attorney general jeff sessions reported that violent crime, look at that increased by 22% in the last year alone. many say this new policy will discourage arrests and even give criminals a i say so over how police officers are doing their jobs. here to weigh in on this is former d.c. homicide divecket defective and homicide detective rod wheeler. good to see you. >> good morning. good to see you, too, ainsley. ainsley: why are h they do this because according to jeff sessions it's going to make a dangerous city even more dangerous. >> it's absolutely ridiculous that the city of baltimore wants to take the handcuffs off of the murderers and take the handcuffs off the burglars and put the handcuffs on the police department. it's absolutely ridiculous. what attorney general jeff sessions is saying, ainsley, let's take a look at some these consent decrees put the clamps down on police officers during the obama administration, review those

ainsley? brian? ainsley: okay. thanks, steve.ne for this great country. it's just one of the reasons that we pay for their education when they come home. brian: yeah. but soon that could change to a degree and they may have to pay for those benefits or pay into them. kind of like the g.i. bill. ainsley: here with veterans perspective retired staff sergeant johnny joey jones. thanks for joining us. good to see you. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. all right. what do you think about this where veterans have to pay in let's say 100 bucks a month so they can go to college and they do that for two years? >> well, first off, let me say that the biggest issue bar none affecting our veterans today is transition. it's not just the injuries. it's not just, you know, post-traumatic stress or physical injury. i'm an amputee. biggest issue in veteran community is transitioning. spend three months teaching them tore be a service member. six month six month deployment training. we spend 7 to 14 days training them to be a civilian again.

ainsley over to you. ainsley: thank you, steve.ance by conservative and author ann coulter. coulter is not backing down. >> i am giving the speech. job. what are they going to do, arrest me? they can put me in the birmingham jail. but, no, i'm definitely giving the speech. ainsley: here to react the politichicks morgan, britney, annemarie more relevant and -- thank you, ladies, for being here again. >> thank you for having us. ainsley: what did you all think about this? do you think they cancelled it because she is a conservative or what they say, they are trying to keep her safe? >> oh, really? i mean, come on. you know what it is. they cancelled it because they don't want to hear her. they don't want to hear her speak. they are trying to shut us down. they are trying to shut every single thing because they are afraid of us. that's what they're afraid of. a conservative speech, republican speech, whatever it is that they don't agree with. they don't want to hear it. ainsley: is this just about her? if it were a liberal commentator

ainsley. ainsley: thank you, brian. day including 6-year-old emily parker. there's her picture. her mother now turning that tragedy into a story of hope and healing, and she is incredible because she has learned to forgive the shooter. joining us now is alyssa parker, the mother of that precious child emily and the author of that new book right there. it's called an unseen angel, a mother's story of faith, hope, and healing after sandy hook. alyssa, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: on so let's go back to that day. share with us what that was like. you learned your daughter was one of the ones that was shot five hours after the shooting actually took place. >> uh-huh. ainsley: did you know during that five hours that this wasn't good? >> i knew that something was wrong. i knew that as i sat in the firehouse where everyone was to find information that something was wrong. and the whole time i was hoping if she was hot, she was just injured, that she was hurt, and i hoped that that's a

now to ainsley. ainsley: thank you, brian.dmark case when hobby lobby sued the government over obamacare mandate. the company refusing to back down over requirement to provide employees with specific types of contraceptives. the supreme court ruling in the company's favor and now that victory and hobby lobby's legacy are the main themes of the ceo's new book. the book can is called "giving it all away and getting it all back again. dave " adavid green along with lauren green mcafee. thank you for being here. i love the title. david, you give it all away and you get it all back. what do you mean by that? >> wealth is more than just money. it has to do more with all of our beliefs in our faith. and so this is what we want to get across in the book is that it's about values. and so we want to hand down values to have a legacy in our family to our grandchildren and our great grandchildren. ainsley: you are a billionaire. you started out with $600 loan. >> yes. ainsley: you were building wooden picture frames in your garage. now ha

ainsley: they overbooked. ed: all the time. ainsley: they shouldn't do that.: they do it every day. ainsley: this guy stood his ground and said i'm a doctor. i have patients in louisville. the next flight was out in the next day in the afternoon. evidence said i need to see my patients. they shouldn't overbook and i agree with you. they should have offered. steve: just keep going. ainsley: everyone got on the plane and then they said we need some people to get out. ed: people are weighing in all morning. can you do it friends@foxnews.com. layla on facebook he paid for a ticket for a specific time answered has the right to refuse to get off the plane. why would united employees their job be more important than this man's job to get home? steve: because they were going to have to cancel the flight. all the things that could have been done are debatable. refusing to get off the plane when told by the police is not optional or up for debate. the other thing is, it was a misstep on the party of united, ultimately republic, i think they operated that particular airl

let's go to ainsley and david limbaugh. hi, ainsley.argely ignoring that story. are they purposely downplaying the attacks onç christians? if so why? here to weigh in on that is the author of that book right there, "the true jesus," mr. david limbaugh. david, great to see you again. this is your third christian book. >> yes. nsley: you know a lot about that, and politics affecting our world today. on palm sunday, people were attacking christians in the middle of their service when they're worshiping jesus. >> yes. obviously it is intentional. the radical muslims target christians and jews. they want you to either submit or be killed. we are being discriminated against because of what we believe and being taught that we're intolerant and we won't accept other people when in fact we will accept other people. we are taught to be loving toward all people, not kill anyone. ainsley: why is that happening? we see christmastime, they're changing parades to holiday parades, eastertime cadbury eggs, removing easter from all of their boxes? >> th

ainsley: why?k he has accomplished certain things. he sent a message to the chinese as they are sitting across the dinner table from him. he sent a message to putin, and, thereby, incidentally made all these stupid investigations of investigations of investigations that the senate and the house are chasing their tails and look absolutely ridiculous. you know, he has picked a fight with putin at a time when congress has spent and susan rice has spent a year investigating whether is he putin stooge. how stupid dthey look? steve: hold on a second, mark there are some online who are suggesting the reason we called the russians a half an hour early was to give them a heads up to move their military and their people and their assets was because we are colluding. this administration still colluding w-9 russians. that's why we gave them a 30 minute notice. >> i don't think so. and you know that, pete. i mean, the most effective move that's happened in the middle east in the last couple of years is that ass

ainsley: good morning.ve: what do you make of this story that while it's easier for the government to look at somebody's p.c., people have got that app. where everything is a secret. and if you are talking to somebody else at the e.p.a., you don't want you to find out about it, they are using that app. >> let me tell you, there has been change direction obviously at the e.p.a. i think that's what's prompting these kind of stories, the president has sent a clear message where the last 8 years we had to choose between jobs and the environment. those days are over. two weeks ago we were at the e.p.a. joined by 40 or so coal miners from pennsylvania. they were emotional about it because the war on coal ended. of the war on fossil fuels ended. false choice between jobs and growth and the environment we have rejected that i think what you see, steve, in response to your question is you see kind of a competitiveness, concern over the last 8 years. we try not to prejudge that give confidence to the folks there. giv

now let's check in with ainsley ehrhardt who is standing by to tell us what is coming up on "fox ande president. >> good morning, doing a great job. we are going to show you the full interview, the exclusive interview with donald trump and the first lady at the white house after the show was over. i got a chance to talk to them after the easter egg roll and that glorious day. we asked if he ruled out a military strike on north korea. we also asked about immigration policy, general kelly, an illegal immigrant with a dui is out of the country, he response to that policy and we talked about china. we asked about sitting down with the premier of china. he has softened his stance on china, he says that is false, fake news, he said people in the media are focusing on the wrong thing, they need to look at the big picture. >> in the middle of him talking with north korea, currency manipulation, no one has ever seen it like that, such a response like that on china and the fake india goes donald trump has changed his stance on china, i haven't, china is trying to help us. >> we talked to the f

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ainsley: have you ruled out a military strike? >> i don't want to telegraph what i'm doing or thinking. i'm not like other administrations where they say we're going to do this in four weeks and that doesn't work that way. we'll see what happens. i hope things work out well. i hope there's going to be peace. >> what happens if north korea launches another missile? trump: we'll find out. brian: well, this is north korea's ambassador to the united nations as nuclear war could break out at any moment. so what should be done to stop this rogue regime and avoid a

ainsley: kristin fish everywhere is at the white house. >> if you are wondering why is there an election in georgia now, it is because it is a special election to fill the seat just vacated by tom price who became president trump's

ainsley: it can't hurt. >> no. somebody said currency manipulation. what am i going to do in the middle of him talking with north korea i'm going to hit them with currency manipulation? this is the fake media that just does a number. think of it. he is working so nicely that many coal ships have been sent back. fuel is being sent back. they're not dealing the same way. nobody has ever seen it like that. nobody has ever seen such a

ainsley: as a judge, are they facing a lawsuit, united? >> absolutely. talk about $3,000 they are going to owe him hundreds of times that because of the inconvenience and public humiliation. and the police for use offing exhuseusingexcessive force. zero force was dictated. steve: united says the guy was disruptive and belligerent and wouldn't leave his seat. result 3459ly though isn't the airline in charge safety of everything on the airplane if that guy is being belligerent. >> to them belligerence was refusing. just like when the police arrest you for resisting arrest. that's ridiculous. there has to be a basis. if you resist. the other crime can't be refusal of the arrest. ed: in fairness, we don't have video of what happened before that. >> that's right. ed: video suggests they overstepped once they started dragging him off the plane. was he being belligerent before that? we don't know. when he was being dragged off, the reaction from the other passengers was outrage. >> very telling. ed: i have been on planes where people have acted ridiculously and

ainsley: that is great, pete. we found out a few moments but we were coming back on air that we had the president of the united states. >> me too. it was nice of him to pop in

ainsley: he was the king of hezbollah. the reason america believes this was carried out by assad's there were eyewitnesses that thought six wing aircraft used to launch chemical weapons to say. they say the al qaeda group and isis do not have these types of aircraft. >> isis doesn't have an air force was they have other ways of carrying out terror attacks. >> syria has other airstrips which how do they know it was that when? we have things with radar and stuff and we watch the attack and the plane took off, flew over the area, went back and landed there. that is where we bombed. ainsley: a lot of countries in support of this, turkey's deputy prime minister saying this is important and meaningful. israel sent a different message and australia support the swift response by the united states, came out immediately, russia and iran not in support. >> vladimir putin responded differently through his spokesperson. he said in regards to the us attack on syria as aggression against a sovereign state in violation of the norms of int

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fact that we're even talkingnd about our cyber warfare capability to me seems -- i understand that ainsley had to ask a question, absolutely, but maybe we shouldn't be talking about this at all? >> i think journalists are going to ask, but certainly u.s. government officials should not be talking about it, and i think the trump administration has deferred the comments. >> dana: they shut it down. >> they shut it down. to go to your point about the u.n. and gillian's point, it's a slow burn, and all the resolutions at the u.n. that have been happening for more than three and a half years, we've had security council action on north korea for a long time. none of that has worked. the six party talks have beenn a total failure.g so while all the diplomats have been kind of talking and putting us on a slow burn for the obama administration, the north koreans put a rocket into orbit. what that means is for us here in los angeles, there's a very real possibility that if they could just get the other pieces right, which they're testing, they could get all three pieces together, they're going to hi

ainsley: we do have news to get to this morning starting with north korea.e start with a fox news alert. the world is watching north korea this morning as tensions reach a boiling point with the united states. abby: kim jong un another nuclear test. >> jon: griff jenkins is live from washington, d.c. he has the latest for us now. >> good morning, pete, jon and abby. north korea paraded what looks to be intercontinental missiles during other heavy weapons during celebration honoring country's founder as the world watches in anticipation of north korea's sixth nuclear test. the message out of pyongyang is clear, they're ready for war. north korea's vice foreign minister on friday saying they are prepared. >> we are taking into account the most aggressive and dangerous option that the u.s. might come up with. we'll go to war if they cheese. >> the foreign minister also saying north korea views the trump administration as much more vicious and aggressive than the obama administration. this comes as vice president mike pence travels to south korea this weekend to

charles: president trump spoke with ainsley earhardt, he said the trade and currency manipulation weren'tgetting north korea stable. i found that to be pretty amazing. this was a main platform, the $360 billion deficit we have with china. is this situation with north korea so dangerous president trump can put that on the shelf? >> these are the moments when presidents are measured and gained. i think you see a president starting to mature before our eyes in office. when you have someone in north kowho teans theorldw thinking he has immunity. the trump doctrine will be grounded in fairness, fortified in strength and backed by some of the best people in the business. mattis, kelly, matheson. the days when america would apologize and hide behind hollow rhetoric, i think the time has come when we have to say enough is enough. i think the new trump doctrine says to all of us, we mean it. more and more we are getting china and the rest of the world behind us. charles: this is not about imparting democracy, enforcing our will in that respect. it's about somehow quelling the world's worst and mos

steve: abby huntsman is in for ainsley. abby: great to be here.ust go along with whatever steve says. steve: fair and balanced. brian: i don't want that label. steve: more on the academy of country music. let's get to a fox news alert. a bombshell report about the unmasking of president trump's team. abby: sources telling fox news someone very high up in the obama white house is responsible. brian: griff jenkins promised to give us the rest of this story and details. griff, follow through, won't you? >> absolutely, brian, steve, and abby. good morning again. it is a bombshell report over the weekend led by colleague adam housley showing the intelligence official who unmasked orics posed the name of private citizens involved with the trump campaign we well known high up and senior in the intelligence world sources told fox news. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes is leading the investigation into russia meddling into the election, as well as claims that the trump campaign was surveilled. nunes is aware this administration official ha

ainsley earhardt asked the president that. >> you have a navy fleet sent to the sea of japan. >> i don'tant to telegraph when i am thinking or doing. i'm not like other administrations where they say we are going to do this in four weeks. we will see what happens. i hope things work out well. i hope there's going to be peace but they've been talking with this gentleman for a long time. you read clinton's book, we made such a great peace deal and it was a joke. you look at different things over the years with president obama. everyone has been outplayed. >> dana: kimberly, a strategic shift for containment? >> i think sending the vice president there and issuing the strong message and saying no more strategic patience, what a great phrase. it lays it out there but not being overwhelming. enough is enough. we need to do something about it. we can't keep pushing this problem and that geopolitical arena down the road. if it's not going to get any better and it's actually gotten worse over the years. he's been further emboldened because no one has put him in check. now we have a great moment

we just showed you ainsley earhardt's video with president trump. you can catch it at 6:00 a.m. on "fox & friends" tomorrow morning. at the mean time, new details on what is now a nationwide manhunt for a suspect allegedly killing at random and streaming it online. we'll have all the breaking details for you this evening. an update on that case is straight ahead. plus, ugly protests across the country, some turning violent, all over the president's tax returns over the weekend, as we ask the questions, dude most americans actually care about the president's tax returns? we'll show you the brand-new numbers on that straight ahead. up next, under president trump, immigration arrests are on the rise. we'll show you the numbers and break down what is going on out there on the border and here at home, as well. judge napolitano joins us in a moment. >> what would you say to the american family that loses their jobs, their income, or their loved one, because america refused to uphold its laws and refused to uphold its laws and defend its bor various: (shouting) heigh! ho! ( ♪ ) it's of

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. >> dana: during an interview with fox's ainsley earhardt today, president trump outlined a strategyal with the standoff. >> i don't want to telegraph what i am doing or what i am thinking. i am not like other administrations, where they say, we are going to do this in four weeks, it doesn't work that way. we'll see what happens. i hope things work out well, i hope there is going to be peace. they have been talking with a gentleman for a long time. you read clinton's book, he said we made such a great peace deal and it was a joke. you look at different things over the years of president obama, everybody who has been outplayed. they have all been outplayed by this gentleman. we'll see what happens. i just don't telegraph my moves. >> dana: he also told a reporter that north korea has "got to behave." joining us now to analyze from washington, fox news contributor, charles krauthammer, who always behaves, of course. charles, but i knew you were going to be on tonight, the first thing i thought of, he wrote a column to kick off this year in 2017 on january 5th, you said the biggest issu

they tested over the weekend failed and in an interview that held earlier today, fox and friends ainsleyarhardt asked the president of the u.s. had anything to do with that failur failure. >> did we sabotage the north korean strike? >> i don't want to comment on this. >> what happens if north korea launches another missile? >> will find out. >> dana: joining us not to analyze from los angeles, former spokesman to the u.n. and gillian turner, former staffer on the national security council. the weekend is behind us and the missile failed to fire and you have comments from the vice president, what is north korea's play next? what you think based on your experience that they will do in the coming day? >> first of all, they're looking at 175,000 troops on their border. chinese troops. so they've gotten the message very loud and clear that something is different, something has changed. i've to go back to that meeting between president trump and president xi jinping at mar-a-lago because to me that was a game changer. we saw president xi jinping leave that meeting, go back to china, and really

ryan. >> and ainsley, i'm working here, that's why i don't watch it.e 80 number one books by the way. he's great. but those three -- >> they are so nice. >> they are really nice, good people. >> doing their jobs. >> and you get the president of the united states -- >> knocking them. >> tweeting negative things. kasie hunt, you chime in on the wall. what are they going to do with this wall? wild co-yoetties with cameras on their head or what? >> reporter: i mostly think members of -- wish they would stop talking about the wall. you talk to republicans in the hallway, they say, if you stop talking about it we'll kind of start building it without anybody noticing or writing headlines about it that would throw all of the renchs into it. we're talking about a billion dollars that will add six inches -- >> exactly. >> but it's going to be beautiful. >> coming up on "morning joe" took over for paul ryan on the congressman rays and means committee, kevin brady joins us. "morning joe" is coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be

>> first of all i thought that the president was exactly right in the interview that he gave ainsley and is doing it the right way and made the point about china. we have moved the chinese, their visit in mar-a-lago moved the chinese dramatically. they've cut down on the amount of coal they're buying from north korea replaced with american coal. the biggest single source of northern exchange north korea has. the chinese moved 125,000 troops to the border and i think that the north koreans have to feel increasingly isolated. my view is when you deal with a country that may have nuclear weapons in a serious way, you have to be careful. you want to increase the pressure, you want to be prepared to fight if you have to, but i wouldn't do anything present sip advertise at this point. i would keep squeezing him harder and harder. as long as the chinese are willing to continue to squeeze him he will get weaker. at some point things will break. but ideally we would have some kind of military coup or replacement of the regime. you don't want to do it militarily. they have a lot of rockets nea

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>> this is how ainsley looked and where i was hiding a short time ago. thanks to home depot. >> all cordless, have a great weekend. >> bill: that's funny stuff. good morning on a friday. new developments now as terror strikes paris again. we're learning new details about the gunman who opened fire on one of the most iconic boulevard in the world. days before trance goes back to the polls to pick a new president. good morning on a friday. busy day here as always. i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." >> shannon: it's good friday. i'm shannon bream. we're learning the terror gunman was questioned as recently as two months ago and was considered a risk to public safety. isis now taking responsibility after the gunman was killed by police in a wild shoot-out. president trump and vice president pence saying the scene here is all too familiar. >> it's a very terrible thing that's going on in the world today but it looks like another terrorist attack and what can you say? it just never ends. we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant. >> it's t

. >> we'll talk about it on the radio, too, ainsley, you'll be joining me. >> bill: the u.s. unleashing the mother of all bombs against isis in afghanistan. the pentagon releasing the first video of the strike. the largest non-nuclear weapons used in u.s. combat. three dozen isis fighters were killed operating out of tunnels and caves in that part of the country. on this good friday we say good morning. welcome to america's newsroom. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. the massive payload near the afghanistan border. president trump commending the military for a job well done. >> we're so proud of our military. it was another successful event. >> did you authorize it? >> president trump: what i do is i authorize my military. we have a greatest military in the world and they've done a job as usual. we've given them total authorization. >> bill: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. good morning there. start with the decision to drop this massive bomb. >> good morning, bill. officials here tell me this was a decision made in theater by the top u.s. commander