bret? >> bret: danamarie, thank you. installment in my fox nation documentary series the unauthorized histories is now available on fox nation. it's a five-part look at the history of silicon valley. the programs trace the rising power of today's tech giants. here is an excerpt. >> how did an industry that promised to break down barriers and unleash individual achievement become a powerful political force that some say dominates washington today? >> do you know how much it costs to buy congress? well, big tech does. it was all under the patina of the we came out of the 60's. we are the good people. and we're going to use our new found riches and power, not like our parents did. we're going to do it to make a new, more, i guess, inclusive america. but make no mistake about it, they make silicon valley grandees make rockefeller or carnegie or jay gould look like pikers. >> you can now watch all five episodes of the unauthorized history of silicon valley streaming now on fox nation. up next, the panel on anti-israel protest

bret?> bret: jonathan hunt live in indianapolis. jonathan, thank you. ♪ >> bret: breaking tonight former president donald trump is now on the record about his current position on abortion. the presumptive republican nominee released a video today saying the issue should be left to the states in the post roe v. wade era. now reaction from all sides come in. correspondent madison scarpino is in palm beach, florida tonight. >> states will determine by vote or legislation or, perhaps, both and whatever they decide must be the law of the land. >> former president trump clarified his stance on abortion, ending speculation that he was qualifying his pro-life position. >> many states will be different. many will have a different number of weeks. >> the former president declined to endorse a federal abortion ban after his campaign floated a 15-week ban earlier this year. trump says he supports exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother. >> you must follow your heart or in many cases your re

bret? >> bret: david spunt at the justice department. david, thanks. embattled house speaker mike johnson talks to fox news about tomorrow's meeting and news conference with former president donald trump. that comes as g.o.p. lawmakers remain divided over aid to ukraine. and salvaging the foreign intelligence surveillance act bill. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight with the latest. good evening, chad. >> bret, the house is writing a plan for a two-year fisa extension. they want to vote on the bill tomorrow before house speaker mike johnson meets with trump. >> house speaker mike johnson hoping an appearance with former president trump casts him a lifeline. johnson's job could be in jeopardy as he stymied by his own party on two major issues. >> could you help -- think you can help us get something on ukraine or also on the fisa bill? >> we have a lot of things to discuss, talked to him frequently. looking forward to seeing him in person. >> the forme

bret? >> bret: amazing. bryan llenas in the bronx,bryan, thanks. >> bret: florida governor ron desantis extremely upset of what he said is a secret biden administration program to bring illustrate legal immigrants into his state. correspondent matt finn is in el paso, texas tonight to tell us about where those migrants are coming from and where they may be going. good evening, matt. >> bret, the el paso sector is frequently the country's busiest for illegal migrant apprehensions. over the past couple of days we have talked to migrants inside the international airport who tell us they have plans to fly to all different states, and at the same time we now know that migrants are being flown into the united states. first of all, it's an illegal program. they are bringing people in who don't have a right to be in this country. >> florida governor ron desantis today demanding the biden administration end its chnb parole program. chnb stands for cuba, hatedy, nicaragua and venezuela. the program lets migrants from

bret? bret? >> bret: all right, alexis, thank you.gain, we will dip into that live conch new york city mayor and police commissioner in a bit. schools across the nation dealing with protests in different ways. some are relying on negotiation. others are using force and ultimatums police began making arrests a short time ago at the university of florida south tampa. tampa. william la jeunesse at the ucla campus in los angeles. they are handling it differently there. there. good evening, william. >> good evening, bret. you know, you are right. uc berkeley, ucla taking a hands off approach. earlier today police did arrest a protester who raised a palestinian flag. a similar situation at the university of north carolina where they replaced an american flag with a palestinian one until police moved. in it's among the university's taking a more aggressive approach women women pro-palestinian protesters taking over campuses across the u.s. tag over buildings, blocking students from attending class. >> i'm a ucla student. i deserve to go here

bret? >> bret: mark meredith in atlanta, mark, thanks. a new york appeals court has rejected another attempt to try to delay former president trump's criminal trial. for a third straight day. the former president's lawyers argued the trial should be put off indefinitely as they attempt to remove judge juan with her chan and challenge several of his rulings. the decision means the first of the former president's criminal trials will start as scheduled april 15th. former president trump has pled not guilty to charges alleging he falsified business records to hide payments in connection with a scheme to suppress damaging stories abt him and adult film star during his 2016 presidential campaign. the former trump real estate executive allen weisselberg has been sentenced to five months in jail for lying under oath. the 76-year-old weisselberg pleaded guilty last month to two counts of perjury. he was accused of lying during testimony in the civil lawsuit against his former boss. by new york's attorney general. republican congresswoman marjorie

bret? >> bret: mike, thank you. fatal shooting of new york police officer jonathan diller appeared in court today. authorities say lindy jones was driving the car when diller was murdered. the judge denied bail after deeming jones a flight risk. alleged shooter, guy rivera is still hospitalized after being shot by diller's partner. the movement to pay many people in this country a guaranteed income even if they're here illegally is actually now gaining traction in the state of illinois. fox business guy is i barry shows us tonight from chicago. good evening, kelly. >> good evening. the plan would send payments of $1,000 a month regardless of immigration status these basements would go to people who either provide care to a child or other specified dependents or recently gave birth on or about adopted a child. the third classification of this would be if they enrolled in educational or vocational program. opponents cost to fund a plan like this. concern about what the money could be spent on. right now the text of th

bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. aishah, thank you. other action on the house today. the house sent articles of impeachment to the senate against the president's homeland security chief today. what exactly the democrat-run senate will do with them remains a mystery tonight. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has the latest on that from capitol hill. >> a spectacle not seen in congress in 148 years. >> all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment. >> the house asking the senate to sit in judgment of an impeached member of the president's cabinet. >> we have just witnessed history being made. >> house prosecutors walked the 303 steps from the house floor across the capitol rotunda to the senate chamber to deliver the articles that only the 22nd impeachment trial in american history. >> alejandro n. mayorkas willful and systemic refusal to comply with the law has had a calamity tuesday consequence for the nation and the people of the united st

hi to you, bret. >> bret: this is "america's newsroom." police in riot gear clearing an impactment at new york university arresting more than 100 protestors there. take a look. [shouting and chanting] >> dana: police leading students and faculty away in zip ties. we saw similar scenes at campuses across the country. some protestors chanting anti-semitic slogans and threatening their jewish classmates. >> bret: here is what he said. >> you condemn the anti-semitic protests on college campuses? >> i condemn the protests -- i also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with the palestinians and how they are being -- >> should columbia university resign? >> president biden: i will have to find out more. >> bret: former education secretary bill bennett is here. let's go to alexis mcadams at columbia university. good morning. >> a wild night at campuses across new york city and across the country. nyu last night nypd sources arrested 133 people at that nyu protest after they wouldn't get after the campus and kept setting up tents. th

thank you. ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, the u.s.s moving additional assets into the middle east as israel prepares for iranian retaliation over the death of one of its military leaders. a new report out of the region stays the attack could come today or tomorrow. president biden has a familiar warning for iran tonight but also seems to concede an attack could be coming soon. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich picks up the story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. since hamas attacked israel on october 7th. president biden has repeatedly warned iran not to escalate conflict in the region through its proxies. now that iran is vowing direct action, including potentially against u.s. troops as well, president biden's going a step beyond the word don't. >> my expectation sooner than later. >> jacqui: when imminent attack on israel expected president biden delivering a short warning to iran. >> don't. >> jacqui: turning around to spell it out. >> we are devoted to the defense of israel. we

bret? >> bret: bryan, thank you. the evident to find a jury in the criminal trial of former president donald trump back on track tonight. as i mentioned the jury has been sworn in and seated. the process actually was going in reverse at one point. correspondent nate foy is outside the courthouse tonight with the latest. good evening, nate. na>> hey, bret. a roller coaster of a day ended with judge juan merchan saying we have our jury. 12 jurors as well as one alternate. five more alternates are needed. this all happened after two jurors were sent home in the morning session toted. the d.a.'s office found one of those jurors, a man, had been arrested for tearing down conservative political signs back in the 1990s. another juror felt she could not serve impartially after her friends and family suspected that she might be a jury. trump was again very critical of the trial while leaving the courthouse tonight. >> the whole world is watching this hoax. you got a d.a. that's out of control. you have a judge that's highly c

bret? >> bret: hey, greg, count the nuts instead of what is in the tree. >> greg: who doesn't? >> bret: okay. thanks. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, former president trump is calling the situation in the southwestern u.s. the biden border bloodbath, his words. the former president holding a campaign event just getting underway in just a few minutes as you look there live in green bay. we will take you there to hear some of those remarks. this comes as president biden fights back against the issues that are hurting him most in his re-election campaign. the border crisis, the economy, and foreign policy hot spots. we have fox team conch tonight. matt finn is in el paso, texas, with exclusive video of the latest tactic by state officials to control the illegal immigration surge. peter doocy at the white house with details of the president's first conversation with chinese leader xi jinping since last november. starting us off tonight, correspondent mark meredith in the washing

bret? >> bret: okay, mike. thank you.s about house speaker mike johnson's 4 point plan to fund israel and ukraine. what comes next in the house. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 11 in los angeles as a movie weapon supervisor is sentenced to 18 months in prison for the deadly shooting of a cinematographer by alec baldwin on a movie set. hanna gutierrez reid was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of halyna hutchins. baldwin is scheduled to go on trial involuntary manslaughter charge in july. baltimore the fbi is conducting a criminal investigation into the deadly collapse of baltimore's francis scott key bridge. the probe is said to be focused on the circumstances leading up to the cargo boat crash and whether all federal laws were followed. the bureau says agents were present aboard the cargo ship dali conducting court authorized activity. this is a live look at cape cod from wfxt. one of the big stories there tonight, the 128th running of the boston

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good morning, bret. >> bret: i'm bret baier. former president trump starting the day talking about the protests on college campuses. >> interesting outside we're great americans. people that want to come down and protest at the court and they want to protest peacefully. we have more police presence here than anyone has ever seen. you can't get near this courthouse. yet you have nobody up in a college where you have very radical people wanting to rip the colleges down, universities down. and that's a shame. but it all starts with joe biden and the signals he puts out are so bad. i can tell you, he is no friend of israel, that's for sure and no friend of the arab world, either. you look at what he said. he is no friend -- he doesn't know what to do. he doesn't know what to do. he wants to take a middle ground. oftentimes that doesn't work but it is certainly not working here. what he has done to israel is abandon them and he is trying to be as nice as he can to the other side. call it the arab world but that's not working, either.

bret? >> bret: william, thank you.tinue to follow that meantime, non-citizens here in the nation's capitol will be able to vote in local elections this november. the board of elections recently sent a mayoral to residents informing them of that right. here is senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. >> not an american citizen, not a problem. when it comes to voting for some offices, in the district of columbia. >> washington, d.c. is using taxpayer dollars to encourage non-citizens to vote in our nation's capital. >> district of columbia residents received this flier announcing that non-citizens residing in d.c. can vote for mayor. attorney general, city council, and the school board. thanks to a new law which even d.c. mayor muriel bowser refused to sign. it became law without her signature. >> this radical change to our election laws upset lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> congress serves as a super city council for the district and can intervene. >> what is this really about? it's about kicking around

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier.reaking tonight as anti-israel protests continue to spread to college campuses across the nation, the speaker of the house expresses support to jewish students at columbia university. officials there say they are making progress in conversations with protest leaders. correspondent steve harrigan is on the columbia campus for us tonight. good evening, steve. >> steve: good evening, shannon. the speaker of the house warned the protesters here today that calling out the national guard was a real possibility. >> neither israel, nor these jewish students on this campus will ever stand alone. house speaker mike johnson met with jewish students at columbia university, adding to the growing calls for university president shafik to step down. >> we can't allow this hatred and anti-semitism to flourish on our campuses and it must be stopped in its tracks. >> the clock is ticking as tuesday's midnight deadline to dismantle the tenths on campus came and went. the university says it's making progre

[explosion] >> bret: the u.s. works to process uranium at its plant in st. louis amid the effort to build the atomic bomb. the uranium was often sent to a lab in chicago and helped create the first sustained nuclear chain reaction. >> it's a powerful energy. >> after the uranium processing facility in st. louis during the manhattan project shut down, the government didn't dispose of the waste properly or really at all. >> bret: federal officials bought land near the st. louis airport to store the byproduct. >> right away you could see that the government knew how dangerous this waste was. >> in an internal memo from 1949, the company discussed health and safety concerns surrounding the disintegrating k 65 drums at the airport that were left open to the elements. >> piles of waste, barrels of waste were sitting at the airport site. >> the document includes discussions to move the waste and recognized the current location as a severe problem. it also considered the possibility of stream pollution in nearby cold wate

. >> bret: good evening. we are following two major stories. anti-israel posttest pop up at more schools across the country despite efforts by administrators and police. columbia university cancels in person class amid concerns about violence. we begin with opening statements. the start of testimony and the historic trial of donald trump. nate foy is outside the state supreme court with the latest. day one of this trial. >> good evening. during opening statements, the d.a.'s office accused former president donald trump of conspiring to influence the 2016 presidential election. while he and his lawyers maintain he did nothing wrong and say this trial is an effort to influence this year's election. during opening statements, the prosecutor said this case is about a criminal conspiracy and a cover-up involving trump, his former lawyer and the state's first witness, david, prosecutors argued they engaged in catch in kill, where people who wrote -- he paid stormy daniels to suppress the affair. he put fraudulently listed those payments as legal expe

i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier.ating confrontations by police by anti-israel protesters are now threatening college graduation activities in some locations. former president trump again insists the criminal proceedings against him in new york are all about politics. and the shocking story of how a school principal was framed by artificial intelligence. president biden says he would be happy to debate former president trump. the president made the comment on a day he spent time in new york but stayed away from any of the and israel protests. correspondent mark meredith is at the white house tonight. good evening, mark. >> mike, good evening to you. president biden still faces a lot of questions about his age, his mental abilities, whether or not he is up for the job for another four years. but tonight, as you mentioned, he is making news by saying he is ready to hit the debate stage. [applause] >> this fall voters can expect a sequel. president biden says he will get on the debate stage to face former president trump

clear >> bret: welcome to watching top i'm john roberts in for bret tonight. the expected migrant squatters in out of custody in new york and how they might have gotten into that property in the first place they deem with bipartisan green agenda and how much would you spend to survive the apocalypse. all of that and more is ahead. first breaking to night president biden said an immediate cease fire mr. hamas and israel is gaza in coming days. >> determined by our assessment of israel's immediate action on these steps. >> the direct result on world kitchen aid workers. one claims their staff was targeted. >> i don't think it was an unfortunate mistake bow direct attack on clearly marked people's. >> the president has seen that clip. >> he's been briefed and is ware. >> biden allies have been imploring him to shift his approach to the israel. >> strategy that the united states is implementing is not changing the mind privately with a small group of muslim community leaders doocy the house thank you. the southern border is the having migrant's accused of occupyin

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. >> bret: thanks. >> dana: before we go, bret, prince louie turned six years old. for the occasion they released the new portrait taken a few days after his mother had announced that she has cancer and there he is, a sweet little boy. isn't he cute? >> bret: what a way to end. >> dana: yesterday i talked to daniel turner from power for the future on my podcast, it was a barn burner if i say so myself. we talk about pennsylvania and natural gas and energy jobs. see you on special report? >> bret: you bet, 6:00. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. >> harris: we have a big hour of news. we begin with this. anti-israel protestors upending some of america's elite university. columbia has switched all of its main campus classes to what are called hybrid learning. for the rest of the semester. these hate-filled protests are spreading like wildfire. the fear among jewish students is growing as well. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." this is america where you can say what is protected speech. this is america where you cannot threaten to kill people and

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they are trying to put gloss on it, lip stick on a pig. >> laura: bret, they are trying to argue this gag order is like basically a threat to the trial if it is violated by trump. they are trying to boot strap violation of a gag order in my mind is fruit of the poifsonous tree itself to continue this farce a little longer? >> well, laura, i've had cases 234 which a gag order was ordered by a judge and a few of them, they are very infrequent, but i've never in 25 years in criminal justice system, seen a gag order applied to the defendant, it is typically applied to protect a defendant. if implied, it is everyone in the case. cohen can say anything he wants to say and the president can't respond, never seen anything like that. >> laura: all the rules can be bent or used like silly putty when trump is involved. thank you both. remember the summer of love, 2020, what happened then? are we about to see a new summer of love? i'll explain it next. imagine a future where plastic is not wasted... but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer

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congrats to bret. thank you for watching special report. i'm trace gallagher. the "the angle" starts right now. >> laura: i'm all of your preparations so you know what to do if you start to feel any trembling. it's been 139 years since we've had anything like this in the greater new york city area. around 240 years in new jersey. i just want to show you the difference between east coast and west coast earthquakes. west coast in 2004, there was a 6.4 earthquake. you see the area that felt that. in 2011 we had a 5.8, in central virginia. look how much land mass felt it. it's just the way the ground is built across much of the eastern seaboard. 4.8 earthquake earlier, 14 states had people who felt this. you can see the intensity in parts of new england, down across parts of the central atlantic. obviously the worst in new jersey. they experienced strong shaking. no significant reports of any kind of big damage, which is great news but i tell you, having a 4.0 about eight hours after this people will certainly still be on edge for a little longer. laura? >> laura:

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. >> bret: dana, thank you. >> dana: have a great show. >> bret: thank you.

[laughter] >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.ht. the markets sink following a troubling inflation report. we'll bring you that former president donald trump says arizona has it wrong on the issue of abortion.

. >> bret: you got 10 seconds. >> i wanted to know what he bought at the bodega? lottery tickets? maybe a snack? it's that type of creative campaigning that i think will highlight the dual system of justice help trump with his voters and independents. >> bret: we'll see. we'll have you back. talk to israeli ambassador to the u.s. michael herzog. if you can't catch us live set your dvr 3:00 p.m. in the west 6:00 p.m. on the east coast. fair balanced and still unafraid. here's laura. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. my angle in moments. first, trump just spoke moments ago in new york city. >> it is a rigged deal. it's a rigged trial. our courts -- everything is screwed up in new york. there is no crime. do you know where the crime is in the bodegas where they come and rob them every week or more than that. >> laura: so far seven people were chosen today to sit on the jury in donald trump's sham hush money trial in new york city. for all the details, we're going to go live outside the courthouse where fox'

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