brian: he's not donald trump. is his winning miss and i know you don't like me but you have got to like me more than you like him. how does he restore the confidence in america that he's the right person at the right time to fix our nation's problems? he doesn't give that sensibility at all. you didn't hear from it we did it, joe, kamala harris. i guess we can just expect much of the same. but the real question is, will america put up with this? will voters let him get away with it and reward him with another term? not because he can manage, but because he's not donald trump. joining me south dakota governor christie nome who may be a candidate herself. your thought on what the president said this week. >> i think this video was weird and depressing. you talked about him being all in. i am not sure he's all in. if he's all in, then america needs to wake up. typically you would have excitement around an announcement like that. you would do rallies and see people cheering you on. instead the rest of the country went

brian: i got it.n will corporate america get the message or are we the ones left out in the dark. fox news anchor julie banderas alongside army veteran jeremy hunt. julie, what am i missing. why would anheuser-busch or nike think this sells. >> i don't understand. for branding purposes alone, you are trying to sell. isn't that what this business is about? i have boo -- i have boobs. but women who are. translatonot trans andthey are . brian: are we out of women for the nike outlet? >> i think a lot of it is virtue signaling. it's about trying to send a signal, nike is cool, too. i think the outrage has been really interesting to watch because a lot of times when people, especially conservatives respond to what's going on. we talk about it, but you don't see the pushback. >> i don't believe the critics are because they are anti-trans. this is about men and women and women's sportswear are made for women. brian: she is acting like a little girl, she is 26 years old. they are going to start separating sch

. ♪ ♪ brian: i'm brian kilmeade. welcome to all of you on this easter weekend.s is "one nation." joining me, cardinal timothy dolan. and colonel chris douglas. he was part of the crew that wrote the definitive report on what happened in afghanistan after the exit. and how to pick the right man or woman for president in 2024. tonight is the time period between good friday and the crucifixion of jesus. he was nailed to a cross, crucified, then sunday, rose from the dead, moved a boulder and appeared, all to remove the sins of the world. it's amazing, right? unless of course you are from america. we need an angle. in america we need something to jiets up. we paint eggs. we hide them, we eat jelly beans. we have fake grass that sticks around your house for at least six months, and we give the kids basketting full of candy we tell them not to eat. not only does that amaze toddlers. and it gives our nation's president sometimes some much-needed direction. remember that. impressive guy. i must say. but where did the easter bunny get its start and when did it become so

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. [♪♪] brian: welcome to "one nation," i'm brian kilmeade.ight on the show you will hear from grant how he lost his job after 30 years. first this week we got the moment we have all been waiting for. and kind of questioning. >> should president biden run again in 2024? will biden run again? >> democrats warming to the idea of president biden running again. brian: we got the confirmation our president, our commander-in-chief is all in to finish the job. now we are waiting to hear how he will. in the past when an election run was announced, we are used to a clear, concise message. >> this isn't just a campaign for the presidency, it's a campaign for the future. for the hard working people of america, for their children, for all those who deserve a government on their side fighting for a better tomorrow. >> there is no problem among us that cannot be solved by the principles enunciated or presumed so long as we apply them in the spirit of good citizens. there is nothing before us that can defeat a people. brian: we are used to hearing potential

>> brian: or she didn't lead.he didn't grab the bull horn. >> ainsley: everyone agrees you can't be chaotic in a state building or government building, the capitol of the united states. >> will: apparently everybody doesn't agree. >> brian: insurrections once in a while. 22 minutes after the hour here is ashley. >> ashley: a fox news alert. lawmakers holding a news conference along leaders of taiwan. mccaul spoke with aishah hasnie if the u.s. would send troops if china invades taiwan. >> it's always a last resort. i think we are here to provide tee terence. to demonstrate to china that it would be a gross miscalculation. if communist china invaded taiwan it would certainly be on the table and something that would be discussed by congress and with the american people. are they prepared to do this? is taiwan worth it? i can argue for a lot of reasons why it is. >> the president of taiwan is returning home today after a quick stop over in the u.s. that included a meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy. she will m

brian: happy saturday night. i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation." we have andy stumpf and jorge masvidal. what he said on his last fight is making news. his exclusive for us. but first this week was one of hearings and investigations. i tried to take in as many as i could, no matter what i watched and no matter what day it was, i kept thinking about one man. tennis legend john mcen row. >> you can't be serious, man. you cannot be serious. brian: that's exactly what i found myself saying all week on and off the air. you cannot be serious. i knew i was right. i could not believe what i was hearing and i saw fallacy after fallacy. it began in new york city where lawmakers paid a visit to crime-riddled new york city. they came to hear from real victims. >> we care about people getting raped in elevators. we don't care about your statistics. you can't convince us to care about your numbers because we see with it our eyes day in and day out, especially in the poor black and brown communities. where none of you in this room would even step food in. my son

>> brian: all right.maybe three times before they act out or get into brawls with little league umpires in this town in new jersey season in full swing the little league en40s new policy unruly parents umpire three games before can you be back watching your kids back. don came up with this idea. what brought you to this point where you said the parents are so out of control i think i have the perfect solution? >> well, we had two umpires resign on us in the last couple of weeks. because of the abuse and harassment they got from people in the stands. we decided something has got to be done. we can't afford to lose good dedicated volunteers. what don't they want to happen. throw them off the complex. temporary fix. they are back next week. all right. obvious, they are not out there helping us, so they don't want to volunteer. so let's put them in the position of that umpire and what he has got to go through in the course of a game. >> understand how hard it is. how much pressure they are under and how many

>> brian: i came up empty.y -- >> will: lack of humility. >> brian: he is working on easter message, i got the story down, i got to add to it. he has an area where he goes down and goes robing, when you get in robes, he gets his head together before mass, reminds me of sports. >> ainsley: he said, i know the story, fill in the blanks. >> will: get suited up. >> brian: nice of them to make it happen, truly appreciate it. >> ainsley: everyone was recognizing him on the street, how did you feel about that? what about me? just kidding. from augusta to time square, we are having a competition on fox square. >> brian: not good, adam. >> will: i usually win these, by the way. first march job numbers will be released any minute. brian brenberg, he's right there. ♪ what the? good morning hallow makes it easy to build a daily habit of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, and and of the son and of the holy s

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i love you brian: welcome to saturday night, i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation." through of our big time guests mike rogers will break down what the world thinks about the indictment of president donald j. trump. the future of tiktok. also tyrus. why poor kids are told not to play sports and how he takes that personal. president donald trump indicted thursday following alvin bragg's years investigation. the payment allegedly including $130,000 to stormy daniels for an alleged appear which trump has denied. members of the republican party jumped to the president's defense calling it. >> the message is they will use any that they have to interfere in the next presidential election. >> they are trying to smear the guy. they are trying to take cases nobody else would take and resurrect them. this is political persecution. >> i think the unprecedented indictment of a former president of the united states on a campaign finish you is an outrage. i think the american people will look at this and see it as one more example of the criminalization of politics in this country

. >> brian: the epa will release new strict emission -- 67% of all new car sales by 2032. ambitious? yes, ev's make up 5.8% new cars right now, we have to pick up the pace a little. co-host of big money show. what will stop us from getting to 67%? what is hard about that? >> probably the ion, whatever you need to make the battery issue batteries are in huge shortage in demand. we are mining that in china, not the u.s. >> brian: we have to buy the battery in china? >> the materials you do, and talk about the batteries and get them back to the u.s. we always talk about the cart before the horse. everyone wants a cleaner planet and want to do the right thing. if we go to ev's, are they clean? if we're mining minerals that are dirty and calling the ev's clean, look at the supply chain to be sure it really is clean. >> brian: jackie taylor says you talk about the cart before the horse. how is this in our national security interest? >> the green push in general, solar panels, a lot of them come from china, as well. you are selling out this country so china can profit from this,

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brian kilmeade, too. brian: i just can't get the time off. thanks, guys. great to see you.oming up next. the real implications for the pentagon leak may be more dangerous than the leak itself. i will sit down with senator rubio next. brian: 21 national guard airman jack teixeira was arrested this week. we have to look at hugh this astonishing breach appears to our enemies as we see different headlines around the world. other adversaries are watching, too. and we look more vulnerable than ever before. here with us is someone i think will agree with me. senator rubio from florida. this breach has caught fire. we have got the guy behind it. how much damage has been done, or do we know? >> we have seen the public damage with our allies, but the real damage i will be looking for, we don't just rely on our intelligence, we have partners around the world who share intelligence with us. but we should have expected this a long time ago. we live in the look at me era. it's not enough to just take a trip around the world. if you don't take pictures and post it on instagram it's like i

>> brian: they get it done and can open a dunkin donuts or -- >> that is what we do, brian. >> brian:ou surprised we don't have a pole because of how much we move. >> steve: we have a pole. it is a gallup poll, move on. they do that during the week. amazing transition. >> brian: that is a better shot than his hands. >> steve: he is not smiling, 37% is a historic low. he's been stuck in the low 40s. as bad as that is, will, ronald reagan was at 35 when unemployment was 10% and he bounced back up into the 60s and won reelection. >> ronald reagan offered vision to the country, inspiration about where the country was headed that i suspect allowed him to reboub. regardless when you are democrat or republican, that 37% that is among democratic primary voters that don't see sunny tomorrows. >> brian: think about the taped piece he rolled out. it is i am not donald trump. that is basically it. >> they're going to try to replicate the basement strategy of 2020. least amount of times voters see joe biden. they give the questions that he's going to be asked to him beforehand. they are prepared t

>> yeah, brian.as just going to say one of the things that i did early in our administration was i went and visited with the cities that are having the toughest issues with crime. and these are cities that are run by democrat mayors and the democrat mayors sat down with me and said we need more cops, we need prosecutors that will put people behind bars and we need witness protection because this cashless bail thing is encouraging people to threaten witnesses so they won't testify. and so that's why we launched operation bold blue line. we are going to bring 2,000 more cops into virginia. we are going to continue to invest in training and equipment. >> we are going to continue to raise pay. and we are going to put more cops on the streets. >> brian: i know you have one term and done. just a year in. a lot of people at you as a presidential candidate and off to taiwan to talk about trade and security. there is something within the republican party i wanted to get your take on. i looked at chris sununu,

>> brian: i was shocked you can return amazon stuff at whole foods. >> steve: they own it. >> brian: it was shocking. >> ainsley: say the part about your experience, don't you love the cashier, it gives a number -- >> brian: we ordered easter food from whole foods. i showed up and they were happy to see me, i didn't recognize anyone, i had never been there. >> steve: you were shocked you could return stuff from amazon. number one thing people are shocked at whole foods is the prices, that is why they refer to it as whole paycheck. >> brian: really? that's good. >> ainsley: but it is all organic, healthy meats. >> steve: good quality stuff, too, great seafood. >> ainsley: cashews and almonds. >> brian: i did notice everyone's apron was clean. >> steve: will you ever go back? >> brian: all the time, i'm going to go back. everyday. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: a mother indicted three months after her six-year-old son shot his first grade teacher in virginia. she faces one count of felony child neglect. her son shot his teacher with her firearm. she was hi

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brian: that is right.nd, you know, obviously, i am sitting here as an outsider, but it seems clear to me it was not just a run on the bank or poor management of funds. it appears they took customer funds from their exchange and actually comingled them or moved them into their hedge fund and ended up in an underwater position. and that was, i believe, against their terms of service and i believe against the law. so from my point of view it looks like a massive fraud. we know that because of the withdrawals of customer funds which should have been held at one to one, unable to be withdrawn. that appears to be fraud from my point of view. david: in your view, will the ftx bankruptcy hurt the industry and maybe produce enormous amounts of regulation you may not want? brian: i think the ftx downfall is a bit of a black mark for the industry. it is not representative of the whole industry, of course. in traditional financial services, occasionally you see bad actors as well, like bernie madoff, or what happened

we need more brian. >> brian: am or tesla. >> ainsley: forget the cow bell we need brian. >> ashley:est on the leak of massive pentagon documents. the leaker works on a military base and shares sensitive material with a group of friends online that he plays video games with. that despite the explosive report the biden administration says it does still do not know who the leaker is. >> peter, we don't know who did this. we don't know for what reason. and we don't know what else this individual or individuals might have and might still release. >> ashley: latest batch of released documents reveal infighting among russian military agencies growing reluctant to accurately report casualties in ukraine. a federal appeals court partially blocks a ruling that would restrict access to the nation's most widely used abortion pill. yesterday's ruling keeps the pill on the market. buff the drug can no longer be shipped to people in the mail. last week a federal judge suspended the fda approval of the abortion pill over concerns of the drug's safety. democratic senator dianne feinstein asks to be

good thing i'm sober. >> brian: safety first. >> brian: for a change.is the main thing. >> ainsley: it is 911. here we go. get the kick stand up. all right. click this red button down. able to start it. >> janice: gentlemen, start your engines. >> i will shift to second gear. >> ainsley: i will go low, i don't want to wreck. >> this is two. >> ainsley: everything you do, do with finesse. >> janice: you can do it. >> hold on. >> ainsley: okay. >> janice: go, girl. >> good job. >> second gear works way better. >> ainsley: you're right. can i turn it? i don't know if i can go that way. i will try to turn around. okay, hold on, i will turn around and come back. >> good job. >> yeah! whoo! [applause] >> brian: don't forget this saturday metlife stadium, supe supercross. >> ainsley: i feel great. >> brian: you feel good? >> that worked better than first gear, good job. >> brian: can she have it? >> you are welcome to have it. >> ainsley: i can drive it home. >> set up a cone course. >> brian: we have a bike lane. >> ainsley: thank you, guys. >> brian: congrat

>> brian: no. >> stephen: all right. >> brian: nobody knew how it was going to end. be going on. i said you know it's finishing. she said no, it'll go on. we will do a fifth season. i said i don't think we will. she said i think we will. on the very last readthrough she still didn't know the show is going to end. >> stephen: even though she had been told. she was living in denial. >> brian: she was living in denial. >> stephen: are australians bad at goodbyes? >> brian: apparently. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. but stick around. we'll be back with more brian cox, everybody. i've got nothing to eat. nothing. hold on, i can do something. ♪ turning nothing into something ♪ ♪ turning nothing into something ♪ it's amazing what you can do with nothing, and a little best foods. ha-ha! it was me the whole time. -whoo-hoo! -well done, ma'am. with snapshot from progressive, you get a personalized discount for being a safe driver. say "snapshot savings!" [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ hey! ♪ ♪ ♪ uhh-huh ♪ ♪ ♪ what i like about you ♪ ♪ you hold me tight ♪ applebee's. g

brian: here to weigh in is joe devito.rguably the mvp of the "the greg gutfeld show" show. >> this is like charlie rose without the nudity. brian: you are talking about his personal life. your reaction to this. political correctness bouncing back, that helps your career. >> i think it's important to see this. it's nonmait's nonsensical. it was important to the scene. if 2 watch tropic thunder and don't realize who he's making fun of you are an idiot. you can't be reached. if you are a person who can't get jokes maybe you shouldn't watch. brian: how long have you been doing this? >> 22 years. brian: you dabbled before you went into unintentionality hi later. brian: you get on stage and you say i'm going to make a living at this. when was joe devito making a living at this. >> i was two years into it and i thought i think i want to make run at this. my boss at my corporate job came in and said we are laying you over. sow i thought it's pretty much the time to make a run at this. i divide my live into comedy before and after.

brian, what is your pump-up song? >> brian: the police, so lonely. >> ashley: what? okay. works. >> brian: i threw it out there and you judge me. you are supposed to be accepting. >> ashley: chris is judging, i'm not. >> brian: if i can get my single back, the pentagon warning of the growing ties between russia and china. >> during this conflict, russia and china have grown closer together. china is diplomatic and political and moral support for russia's illegal invasion has been notable and assisted russians in their position and domestic political position, as well and appears to be uneven romance, as you put it, in which russia could become the junior partner. >> brian: or is. republican marco rubio joins us now. how significant after all these decades it was soviets and rus russians superior power, that is not the case now. >> that is not the question you are supposed to ask me. >> brian: head shot on that card to see what i look like? >> you know, interesting, what you are pointing to, we are living in this moment of historic shift like the world is literally changing

how do we know that, brian? >> brian: why does it take three weeks?t know what the balloon yielded and what it's capable of? we don't believe that statement either -- at least i don't. i will add something else to this. that was a test. they want to see what they could do and how far they could push us. the other thing that you wrote about that i wanted to bring up it is this belt and road program and how they are inbringing on all of our influence around the globe. neck can a door you pointed out china put $4.5 billion in loans to he c ecuador. they can't pay them. what are they going to get in return? maybe take over that hydro electric plant? in pakistan they gave them all kinds of loans. pakistan can't pay back. in djibouti the same thing. same thing with sri lanka they basically owe 7.5 million to sri lanka, hand over the port the chinese built and get a 99-year lease. so they go in like mobsters, give these dropping countries in need money. they can't pay it back and they take what they built. >> i call them will chino states. vehicle control an

get a cup of coffee. >> brian: i will text you to tell you i'm on. >> sean: all right, brian. welcome to "hannity." a former cia director donald trump in the russian hoax. if you ever doubted it, there is a deep state, this is likely change your mind. investigative reporter john solomon, he'

good thing brian didn't go. >> brian: yes.ting better. >> >> ainsley: we have a fox news alert. criminal charges will be dropped for alec baldwin in the fatal rust shooting. but his troubles are not over. a trial attorney on what happens next. >> brian: all right. and you need to see it to believe it. shocking pentagon footage of a metallic looking orb flying fast over a active conflict zone. everybody's concerned. ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. if sports fans built a streaming service... movies and shows, live tv, more local sports. this is your big three that crushes cable. and he changed the batteries on all three smoke detectors. fubo! bath fitter is a better way to remodel your tub. a custom-made watertight fit and high-quality materials mean a beautiful tub, and a great value. bath fitter. it just fits. visit ba

>> brian: fox news alert.ker air national guard member jack teixeira is expected to make first appearance in court today. >> ainsley: the 21-year-old was arrested for dumping top secret documents out lying spy efforts in u.s. chat room. >> steve: he held the highest level of security clearance. here with reaction is "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. pete, the pentagon regularly issues clearances to troops as young as 18. >> peter: um-huh. >> steve: last year there were something like 600,000 members of the military under 25. so this is something that they do although apparently the military gives you secret stuff on a need to know basis. >> pete: that's how it should be based on your job compartmentalized. certain information i was able to see and other things not pertaining to my job i'm not able to see. >> steve: you didn't have the key to you will at secrets. >> pete: if i needed to look for things that i had a responsibility to see say when i was in afghanistan i could. here is what happened an

it. >> brian: i love snoop's commercials. >> steve: you should see his cookbook. >> brian: wonder ifwill fight in the ufc next? >> steve: i don't think so. >> ainsley: needs to bulk up. >> brian: the cmt awards. >> ainsley: abbott /* abby hornacek was there. >> abby: country music awards held in austin, instead of nashville and we captured the energy ahead of the big night. take a look. ♪ >> abby: we are in the live music capital of the world, biggest night in country music. stars are starting to arrive, let's say hello. >> hey, "fox and friends." >> "fox and friends." >> we love you. >> you are the best dressed of tonight so far. >> darius, is it more intimidating playing on the cmt stage or "fox and friends"? >> ♪ >> that was cmt stage. >> how dare you? >> performing on "fox and friends" is a thrill, especially during 34-degree weather. we've done that. >> you are part of the lynyrd skynyrd tribute tonight, what does that mean to you? >> i love paying tribute to them, they will live forever. it is usually nashville, moved to austin, what are you looking for? >> i'm home in texas. t

thank you again, brian. could be bigger than snowden, the pentagon warns there could be more to come at the serious document leak. compromising essential data an update from washington. plus the leader of france cozying up to china while criticizing the united states what is going on with our allies. stuart varney is going to join us to react next. ♪ ♪ ♪ what is it about the first warm breeze of the season that makes you feel lighter than air? ♪ no matter where you are... when it crosses your path... you'll feel compelled to take to the road and see where it leads. ♪ the first step begins at the lincoln spring sales event. going on now, for a limited time. (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier

brian? >> brian: he has got the training.oking at this case objectively know this was self-defense. it was the nature of the jury and the evidence that was held back. hopefully some justice will be done. i think that, you know, governor abbott was asked to go on tucker on friday night. tucker is like why are you letting this guy go to jail for murder? next thing you know i think it is related. he is looking at this for a pardon opportunity. did he not go on the show as invited but he is looking to take action this week. i'm sure that will be part of his monologue. >> steve: let's see what that particular board of parole does suggest. i mean, if they say you know what? there is cause for a pardon let's see what the governor says. >> lisa: i asked the state senator who we spoke to last hour what they did to this d.a. that asked the lead homicide detective to hide information and also engage in what is alleged to be witness tampering are you going to remove him? why does he still have a job this he said they are looking o take a

. >> brian: i think there is a golf course there.usta, georgia masters officially starts this weekend. play through the weekend unless there is a play they will play on monday. looks like ominous skies. what makes it really intriguing this year a lot of the best golfers in the world left to go to the liv tour and allowed to play in the masters. >> steve: if they won a masters. >> brian: they are eligible to play. phil mickelson is there we have dustin johnson is there. everybody that left. the question is when they go in the locker room is there going to be tension for the men that picked up and went for the money or for the opportunity to do something different? >> ainsley: greg norman, he left to go to liv and he is running the whole thing. is he president of liv. he was not invited to come to augusta national. >> brian: they are trying to kick him out. >> ainsley: you win the green jacket you are always invited back. >> steve: phil mickelson won three times he went to liv. apparently they had this dinner of chopper i don't knows a

>> brian: doable. >> steve: you don't have to move around much. >> brian: if you want to win, you havemove. >> steve: not necessarily. i am going to fort worth on friday. >> brian: play in a tournament. >> steve: battle of the network stars,ic approximatelball at courtside kitchen. if you're in fort worth, come have breakfast with friends and play bickelball. >> rachel: are you playing? >> steve: i am. >> rachel: anyone else? >> steve: find out. >> brian: wish it had a better name, it is named after the inventor's dog, pickleball. paddleball, you use a paddle and racquetball, you use a racket. do you use pickles? >> steve: you can, you won't score. >> rachel: i love pickles by the way. >> brian: do you want to play with them? >> steve: king of the dill playing pickles. another dad joke, guilty as charge. rachel, good to have you. >> rachel: good to be here and your dad jokes. >> steve: another fox news alert, rescue crews are back on the scene of the deadly new york parking garage clapgs on this wednesday morning. >> rachel: responders are making sure no one else is inside as they try

. >> brian: all right.o todd piro, right after he is done with this show went to lower manhattan to find out for himself what is going on. todd? >> todd: hey, guys, it is still a really active scene out here, so much so as the media we have been pushed really far away. cops and firefighters locking down multiple streets still, even though this collapse happened yesterday. i'm going to step out of the shot and you can see some first responder vehicles there you can also check out this overhead shot from a helicopter. you can see a very active scene still. simply because it appears that this area, that building, still not too safe to be around, hence so many evacuations. let's get into what happened yesterday. at least one person dead, five injured. after the parking garage collapsed here in new york city's financial district just blocks from wall street and the brooklyn bridge. cars parked on the third level crashing down onto the lower levels. vehicles on the first floor crushed by concrete slabs. residents

brian has a show.ow. >> bill: good morning, guys, out of control crime fueling an american exodus, more families are packing up and leaving the big city. portland, oregon is a prime example. the city once hailed as a progressive model has fallen from grace. meanwhile new pictures show how bad the homeless situation has grown there. luxury apartment buildings surrounded by illegal encampments. is it too late for cities like portland to turn it around. find out if they have what it takes in a moment. stopping the spread of covid and

>> no, brian.atter. never before in american history has the party in power targeted a former president with criminal charges such an unprecedented step should not be taken lightly but the indictment of donald trump is a joke. it should be dismissed immediately. first off the so-called criminal charges are beyond new york's five year statute of limitations second the legal theory is completely flawed. their claim, i guess, the indictment is so blank on the matter is that donald trump should have used campaign funds for a personal matter. but the department of justice, even the federal election commission has refused to bring federal election criminal charges here finally consider the evidence here. you have the testimony of a woman who has repeatedly contradicted herself on this matter and then the testimony not just of any convicted criminal but a man who was convicted for lying under oath. this matter ought to be dismissed immediately. >> brian: what a distraction it is for the country. cost mayb

>> brian: cancelled.begin with a fox news alert, bipartisan group of lawmakers landed in taiwan. >> ainsley: beijing expressing outrage. >> steve: griff jenkins joins us, strong show of support from republicans and democrats and they are going, china, we don't care about your e-mail. >> griff: china is not happy about this visit. they touched down 2 a.m. eastern time and met by the vice president on the tarmac and the chairman says they will not be deterred from strengthening the ties between the two countries watch. >> we will not let this intimidation get to us. we received threatening texts, that is intimidation sabre rattling. this is important talking about weapon systems i sign off ongoing into taiwan and are they prepared to stop aggression from communist china. >> the visit comes after speaker mccarthy met president tsai yesterday reassuring u.s. support. we must continue the arms sales to taiwan and make sure the sales reach taiwan on a timely basis. >> the peace we have maintained and the democr

i mean, it's the entire family. >> brian: yeah.you look at overall what's happening, you don't see a lot of democrats saying that this is a witch-hunt anymore. i watched every sunday show. nobody said we got to find out what this fbi has to say about this. they are not just saying that it's a wild witch-hunt to stop him from running again. in fact, the "new york times" wrote this: the only thing i could say when the president says people have questions about him it. he says the only thing he says is "watch me." mr. biden has given voters very few chances to do just that. watch him. his refusal to engage with the public regularly raises questions about his age. the "wall street journal" says editorial board said they are very strong statement said the public understands that biden apparently won't admit that electing an objection jarron in obvious decline for another four years would be historic mistake, you have the family issues. the performance issues. that horrible display over and over again in ireland embarrassing as the world

. >> ainsley: you will see sunshine but not see what on fire island, brian? >> brian: no cars.it's impossible to get a dui. >> steve: i think you can. you can be drunk driving a bike. >> brian: can you? >> ainsley: bicycling under the influence it's a bui. >> steve: grant was driving a horse too fast. he wasn't drunk. actually that would have been the one day he wasn't drunk. >> brian: he did sometimes surge drinks. >> steve: surge drinks? >> brian: yeah he would blitz it. go dry for a long time and go after it. much like chris in his prime in college. i would say this. did we really need the sign surf line? we know where the surf and the sand. where the water ends. it said surf line. >> steve: that's the organization that provides the image. we need to thank them. >> ainsley: surf line right here with an arrow. it's a big day today. >> brian: that was ainsley's way for me to tell me to start reading. >> steve: as we explain tv to brian. >> brian: former president donald trump is set to arrive in new york city today ahead of his arraignment out of a manhattan courthouse tomorro

grilled to a golden deliciousness. >> ashley: irsee brian forbidding his. >> brian: i'm used to the open face grilled cheese. >> ainsley: brian i don't eat on camera apes. >> ashley: shocker. first time. >> ainsley: american and mozzarella. >> ashley: i think i'm going to be forced to. >> steve: american, delicious. >> ainsley: takes you back. >> ashley: you don't want any? >> brian: i brought my lunch. >> ainsley: so buttery fingers have butter all over them. >> steve: need a bowl of tomato soup. >> ainsley: carol burnett show. >> steve: when we didn't have soup we would use ketchup. >> ainsley: great on a pa ninny. brian doesn't eat on camera and doesn't eat until noon. >> steve: if you notice the banks are closed today it's because it's national grilled cheese. >> ainsley: yesterday pet day and today national grilled cheese. >> brian: did the dogs get adopted? >> ainsley: i'm not sure. i posted on instagram. i hope so. i'm sure they did. all right. still ahead. the pentagon says those classified document leaks present a very serious risk to national security. we're going to tell you a