i'm brian kilmeade. listen to the radio show tomorrow 9 to noon and back here tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson is now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a horrible story from the state

i'm brian kilmeade remain brian kilmeade on the show throughout the week. already on brian kilmeade show. among our guest ro khanna governor chris christie and lieutenant colonel allen west. i will be back here tomorrow night at 7:00. right now i think it's time without any further delay to get tucker karl sob up and ready to go. tucker had a great show. i had a chance to glance at the format i was forced to promise not to tell you exactly. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." when people talk about the republican nominee for president in 2024, kristi noem's name comes up. she is the governor of south dakota. her name has been in the news for other reasons over the last couple of days. she has vetoed a bill that would ban biological men from competing in women's sports. and that puzzled a lot of her supporters and would be fans. in a moment governor noem joins to us explain why she is doing that. but, first tonight, just two months into joe biden's presidency and already the administration has lost control of our

brian kilmeade, we will start with you on this. what are your thoughts on the deafening silence from the national female democrat leadership? >> brian: not surprising. hi to everyone. privilege to be on. this is a fast moving situation beard on friday did we think we would have two more women speak out and accused the governor of sexual harassment? i'm amazed that the amount of democrats in new york, even though this is a national story, that i've said that's up, times out. the majority leader says that's it. now that she's had of the senate in new york as head of the assembly is carl hastie, he says i think it's time for the governor to seriously consider leaving. the comptroller wants him to leave. his tactic is fascinating. that is to go at him individually and test the credibility of each one of them and tell everyone they are doing an investigation. i'm not going anywhere. the people wanted me to stay. in the last poll, they kind of data by about a point. they wanted him to stay in his job. and the other thing to keep in mind.

"fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade taking about 20 second of his time. but i hope he will be okay with that. starts right now. >> brian: would you tell tucker i will ache take 20 second from him. with that panel you should have gone the whole hour. thanks for watching. thanks, bret. i'm brian kilmeade as bret told you and this is "fox news primetime." tonight: joe biden continues his quest to remake america. i want you to think about that. just about 60 days ago. it was a cold clear day in washington. joe biden, moments after putting his hand on the bible and reciting his oath of office, said this: >> today on this january day my whole soul is in this bringing america together. we have never ever ever ever failed in america. when we have acted together. >> brian: his whole soul he said. his entire speech was all about reaching across the aisle and bringing america together. now 64 days later we know that what he said was a flat out lie. not only did he not mean what he said in that speech, he never meant it. biden knew he was walking into washington with

. >> jesse: brian kilmeade. >> brian: they are great and dagen admitted that they are great. now. we are thrilled and we cut a great deal. what a great staff i have. everybody knows i live my life by rocky movies and now i've got something else. being that the whole cast is basically dead, how about a prequel? sylvester stallone got up in the morning. he said what if i brought you back to when he was a little kid. he sees a ten part series data back in the series. we can find out how rocky became rocky. i am all for it. sylvester stallone, you're a genius. never let go of this character. that's all i have. >> jesse: i was going to talk about the independence fund but i'm going to do that next time because i have a feeling emma might go into labor any minute. >> dana: baby alert! >> jesse: that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret baier. >> bret: maybe we should just wait around for that. okay, thank you, jesse. appreciate it. good evening. i am bret baier appeared breaking tonight, president biden is promoting what appears to be the latest flank in a massive tax

"fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade start right now. >> brian: thanks so much, bret.t, good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm brian kilmeade and tonight we will examine joe biden's crisis on our border. we will talk to lara trump and former ice director tom homan and circle back to them in just a moment. first, it's all about the children. don't take my word for it. just ask speaker nancy pelosi. >> most important issue facing the congress from a whole time in congress have always said the same thing. our children, our children, our children. their health, their education, the economic security of their

"fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade starts right now. only prediction i will have take from mr. t rockie 3 pain. go get them, bret. >> bret: all right. >> brian: brian kilmeade here welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ >> brian: all right. tonight, we know why president joe biden waited 64 days to hold a press conference. >> when i was united states senator, i mean, vice president -- if holds near and dear to you that you like to be able to -- anyway. am i giving you too long an

it is 10:51, that means brian kilmeade will join us on camera. o open at the end of march. you opened in september. >> we listened to the health care experts and said you can cothis. our teachers said we want to be back, we want to be in person, and our parents said, please, let the kids come back. and you know what? did you ever think you'd see the day when the kids say we want to get back to school? we listened to that and stayed open. stuart: brian, great interview. my question is did cardial coland have a problem with the -- dolan have a problem with the teachers union? >> no. and the catholics, they might have some type of union. i don't think they do. that's a good question. but they got back to school, and they talked to the teachers individually, and they all came back. and you're talking about every catholic school in the new york tristate area went back. and i think around the country they went back. and get this, you'll love this, every catholic school that opened up with a public school within close proximity opened up quicker. because

"fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade starts right now. oring your weekend to make sure you are playing golf. can you make that happen for me? >> bret: i can, sir. >> brian: good evening to you it. is now time for "fox news primetime" as bret gave it away i am brian kilmeade. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. we have a big show for you don't. do you want some proof? here we go, america's top health official finally free to speak his mind says he believes that killer virus came from the wuhan lab not a wet market bat. plus, all eyes on the final frontier while china is determined to muscle us out of the moon and mars and make american life on earth hell and

"fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade starts right now. brian, make it a great weekend. >> brian: i will be try. i will be monitoring your weekend to make sure you are playing golf. can you make that happen for me? >> bret: i can, sir. >> brian: good evening to you it. is now time for "fox news primetime" as bret gave it away i am brian kilmeade. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. we have a big show for you don't. do you want some proof? here we go, america's top health official finally free to speak his mind says he believes that killer virus came from the wuhan lab not a wet market bat. plus, all eyes on the final frontier while china is determined to muscle us out of the moon and mars and make american life on earth hell and the latest in the scandal with hunter biden and his saga. where did his gun go and how did he get it in the first place? but, we start tonight with two bills that will affect the way americans vote. one just passed in georgia and the other is kicking around to the senate after passing in the house. president joe biden's blasti

"fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade taking about 20 second of his time. an: would you tell tucker i will ache take 20 second from him. with that panel you should have gone the whole hour. thanks for watching. thanks, bret. i'm brian kilmeade as bret told you and this is "fox news

ben: our own brian kilmeade spent the day with ron de santis.an inside look at the governor's family, marriage and a typical day in the office. >> reporter: tallahassee, florida, capital of this great state. inside the governor's mansion and according to reports that's where the governor and his family are. i hope they're home. hey, governor, how you doing? >> want to come in. >> where is the greatest chaos? outside these gates or of inside of the gate. >> i would say the chaos is probably in the next five minutes. >> for a family, it's not easy for you and he's a politician. he's going to washington. he's coming back and forth to florida, right. so there's sacrifice there. >> it is. i'm just so proud that he's been able to be there for the people of florida. i mean, it's not every day that you can say you're married to your hero. >> did you know he was capable of this? did you know he was going to be a governor. >> this was never discussed in the beginning. >> what's it like having someone who you marry and is also an asset to your job. >> also

ben: joining us live with part two of his interview is "fox & friends" co-host, brian kilmeade. rian: you've never seen this before. i was wearing a tie most of the time. hi a chance on friday to catch one the governor of florida. why? because basically he decided that he was going to be one of the last to lockdown and one of the first to open up. it all happened within one month in april. there were tough periods in the summer. for the most part, you have an economy ready to stand up. when you talk about per capita deaths and cases, they're in the bottom half of the 50 states and they don't have an economy flat on its back. he wanted to find out what it was like to govern a state that's so vital for the gop and democrats, he is a republican governor who won by 1%, now with 53% approval rating. i wanted to find out what his average day is like. he has the youngest family in the governor's mansion in 40 years, he has three kids under four years old. so he got his business side, his political side and his real side. here's part one of two parts that you're going to see throughout t

jillian: brian kilmeade interviewed cardinal timothy dolan to find out houthis schools do it while aout the parents and the kids. you've got a brown university study that found that school districts located in counties with more catholic schools were less likely to shut down because of competition. one reason why those public schools are seeing firsthand how successful and how possible it is for parochial schools to go back and bring kids back to the classroom safely. i went out to new york city and we picked a random school that's been open since september. we met with archbishop of new york, i think future pope, my vote of course, cardinal he dolanto find out why it was so important to get kids back the to school and what it meant to him. watch. school of "the good shepherd" founded in 1925. think of everything the school has withstood, the depression, world war ii, all the challenges of new york and this country. it's no surprise that this is one of the schools that opened up in the fall after shutting down, it had to open for the students. and the specialness of the school, we ha

"fox news primetime" hosted by brian kilmeade starts right now. hey, brian. >> brian: i know the notre dom must end to your show. the only prediction i will have take from mr. t rockie 3 pain. go get them, bret. >> bret: all right. >> brian: brian kilmeade here welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ >> brian: all right. tonight, we know why president joe biden waited 64 days to hold a press conference. >> when i was united states senator, i mean, vice president -- if holds near and dear to you that you like to be able to -- anyway. am i giving you too long an answer? because if you don't want the answer? >> no, no. but i mean i don't know how much detail you want about immigration. >> do you agree? >> yes. >> if not, why not abolish it if it's a relic of the jim crow era. >> successful art of politics is the art of the impossible. you have the right code for your credit card, you know, what was your dog's name? okay. hang on. sorry. oh,. >> brian: he had a list and he had notes. thankfully, it wasn't just dead air and stumbling. the president fielded q

i'm brian kilmeade.noon and back here tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson is now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a horrible story from the state of colorado. yesterday after lunch a man walked into a grocery store in boulder and shot 10 people to death. one of the slain was a police officer called eric tally. he had seven children. the younger was 5 years old. your heart breaks for his family. police responded quickly to the massacre and arrested a 21-year-old suspect. watch how cnn described the scene. >> we know that the suspect is in custody. he was injured. they have not released any details about who he was. but we did see footagef

it is brian kilmeade. it is 10:51 officially and brian kilmeade miraculously appears on the screen.reak it down. what do you say, brian. >> it is not. for the first time governor kemp is defining it. they are terrible communicators over in georgia. these republicans went out allowed mail-in voting. want you to have a voter i.d. for some reason that adds up to jim crow. voter i.d., jim crow. 750% of the country want voter i.d. that is not an unpopular move. when you talk about drop boxes they never had them before the pandemic. got to be in every county. big counties there will be more than one. on top thatch they say the whole thing water in line, a misdemeanor if you give somebody water in line. the reality, they don't want election earring, people walking up with subway sandwiches, big mike sandwiches, how are you doing, i'm from the biden camp. maybe you want hundred. guess who can give water. people at presents. there will be repressurements there, making water illegal for african-americans because lines are usually longer is not the case. they want to look at dysfunctional area

brian kilmeade from the radio to your tv screen.f unwanted advances this is the thirst woman to do this. is his political career flat-out finished, brian? >> hard to imagine it will end up positive. three separate accusers with no links to each other expressing similar sentiments, recounting similar stories who corroborated these stories. two journalists broke out into tears when they saw other people saw what he was like, saying they have been bullied. assemblyman kim came out three weeks ago, instead of knuckling under, being intimidated and i will destroy you, doubled down with a press conference with janice dean who has a great book, they're pushing back, fighting back. my question, this is somebody will fight to end. he has nowhere to go. he is 63 years old, 10 years left in his political career minimum. considered a front-runner for 2024. in his mind he walks on water. he will try to fight his way through this, no doubt. every day i get up, stuart, you have to see my notes. my first, i have 25 pages of notes. 12 pages on his a

and brian kilmeade, "fox & friends" cohost. come on in, brian, how you doing?rian: am i right, jed? >> jedediah: you are 100 percent right, i back you up on that one. pete: brian, you've been to the border, you've followed it. you know, you've got states and texas saying we have to take our own approach, and they're looking at washington, and they're calling on let's restore, let's go back to being honest about what this is, a national emergency. how do you see this getting resolved, if in any way? brian: admitting that they were wrong? never. president trump kept adjusting. he kept pressuring border control, he put national guard down there, he kept saying what is the deal? what has to be the message? and then they got mark morgan and others to go into the triangle countries and say we're going to stop with aid to you and you take control of your population and we do this in an orderly fashion. the remain in mexico policy, guess what happened? they had friendly relationships with all three of those country, el salvador, guatemala as well as. honduras, and they

not monitor lower is it responsible for the content. 43 after the hour, time to check in with brian kilmeadeends". brian: get a pen ready. here's what we have on tap. the house is set to vote on the senate version of the massive covid-19 relief bill which has nothing to do with the pandemic but i digress. today we will talk to congressman stefano about that and governor cuomo is in a lot of trouble and florida attorney general ashley moody joins us with an announcement how she plans to hold the biden administration accountable for the border crisis which is transforming to a catastrophe at the border and doctor mark siegel, what date of the cdc as following as it issued new guidance about what we can all do now that we are getting fully vaccinated plus nancy grace will join us, don't miss a minute, gradually get dressed. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults. apply today. so you want to make the best burger ever? you too can become a careg then make it!adults. that means cooking day and night until you get... (ding)... you got paid! that means... best burger ever.

that means brian kilmeade joins us. uggested that she might want to go to the border. after she laughed she went on to blame president trump for the what is going on at the border, saying they were left with a very challenging situation. how long can they keep blaming president trump for this? >> i don't think anyone is buying it. i flip around, stuart. i watch the sunday shows. my goodness abc came to the story from the border. did a whole hour. at the time that wait a minute flying. mayorkas, homeland security secretary, he kept saying it, it is a joke. he was not really pressed on it until our own chris wallace made him defend it and he couldn't. see what this guy has done, see what the president has done. cut 100 day moratorium to deportations. what message is that sending? he halted part of title 42. now minors can stay in the u.s. that is go sign for every minor to come to the u.s. if they have a note in their pocket they get to stay. a note in their pocket with an address. maybe your address will pop up on that. t

jillian: time to check with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". had wolf is outraged, getting a lot of blame, let's hear what he has to say. congresswoman elyse stuff on it -- stefaniak, putting pressure that the governor of new york, his good buddy, resign. why she says this is the only way to get this investigation over and colorado has urged residents to go meatless for one day. governor pete ricketts says don't go meatless, he's pro needs. can we all agree to have an optimal burger? we will find out what is in the impossible burger. with a team of scientists is finding out. we are celebrating st. patrick's day and how to make the perfect poor. grab a glass and raise a toast but don't go to a parade. always wear a mask, tape 6 speed away, 3 feet away, for when a pillow commercial and we will be ready soon. how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ four, five, turn, kick. we

our series on the american business owners who are refusing to give up but first check in with brian kilmeadefriends". brian: waiting for the report, it is unbelievable, criminal with those gym owners have been forced to go through. in california, opening at 10%, like four people, what a joke. coming up straight ahead, they are working on another big expense and that is going to cost you tax hikes that are on the table and it is not going to be pretty. charles payne explains what this will mean for your wallet if you still carry one, it is all bitcoin now. joni ernst on the crisis on the border as well as what is going on with governor cuomo in new york. dan ongino will be sounding off along with tammy bruce. and senator murphy of new jersey. and cardinal dolan talking about curriculum talk, tools across the country is why they will not bow to cancel culture. they like american history. that story and more coming your way as i urge you to gradually get dressed. i will be wearing this. u wanna t sandwich the real deal, ya gotta focus on the bread layers. king's hawaiian sliced bread makes ever

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brian kilmeade has some thoughts and he will join us live next. >> john: plus president biden issues his strongest statement yet. new claims governor cuomo try to retaliate against one of his accusers. more on all of that coming up next. >> we are now on the seventh woman that has come forward. you know, a question of motive, of the first woman or the second woman but once there are seven women, i think it's pretty obvious that something wrong has occurred here. ♪ ♪ so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it all starts with an invitation... ...to experience lexus. the invitation to lexus sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for 36 month's, and we'll make you're first month's payment. experience amazing. bike shop please hold. bike sales are booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your $75 credit when you pos

brian kilmeade will come down there and automate that for me.list but they wouldn't give it to you, hence they pulled that 66 week thing in. they did the same thing to me. i'm telling you, it's all a scam! >> i don't want to buy it yet. >> juan. >> take a deep breath of her buddy, we are all stressed out by the pandemic. now take a look as a 6-year-old gets his 4-year-old brother to stop having a tantrum by coaching him on how to take a deep breath. >> breathe. [indiscernible]. >> that's older brother noah giving good advice to his younger brother corey. their mom ashley in california said the little one was upset because his video game wasn't working. this video has gone viral. i've got to tell you in a nation full of people trying to calm down, very popular. >> cute. that's a good brother! very cute. here's a feel-good story about a former gang member named will working with the des moines police officer mike moody to keep local kids out of trouble and away from crime. they did this by recreating bon jovi's living on a prayer. take a look. ♪ ♪

i am brian kilmeade you can believe bret baier when he says it.orado learning more about the suspect who opened up fire kill 10 people including a police officer. 21 ahmad alice is a from a denver suburb. they say he used an assault rifle and charged with 10 counts of first degree murder. the motive still unclear. less than 24 h

i'm brian kilmeade. listen to the radio show tomorrow 9 to noon and back here tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson is now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a horrible story from the state of colorado. yesterday after lunch a man walked into a grocery store in boulder and shot 10 people to death. one of the slain was a police officer called eric tally. he had seven children. the younger was 5 years old. your heart breaks for his family. police responded quickly to the massacre and arrested a 21-year-old suspect. watch how cnn described the scene. >> we know that the suspect is in custody. he was injured. they have not released any details about who he was. but we did see footage of a white man. he was wearing shorts. no shoes, no shirt. he seemed to be bleeding down his leg and he was handcuffed. >> tucker: in other words, cnn told you we don't really know anything about what just happened. we do think a, quote, white man did it. that was cnn's first observation. what the

this morning i was watching brian kilmeade talk to a rancher in texas. he said the big rise in single males. i remember you told us that the other day. >> yeah, here's the white board wisdom. we pay attention to things that touch our heart. unaccompanied minors through january of last year, 12,000 to come to the border. this fiscal year, last october until january 31 of this year, 20,000. so we have a 64% increase in those kind of apprehensions at the border. they're cost lit because we have to put them in specialized facilities and they touch our heart strings. they're the most vulnerable among us. on the other hand, single a ducts last fiscal year, october through january of last fiscal year, 86,000 of them. this fiscal year, that is to say from october 1 of last year through january of 30th, 244,000. that is 182% increase. not only that, but it's ramping up. it's not starting last october. it started down here and up to here by the end of january. when the new numbers comes out tomorrow, we'll be a briefing 350,000 people coming across the border thro

eastern on the news channel, brian kilmeade, you are great man. >> you are a great woman.nedy: think of her much the highest combo help pay for the next two years. [laughter] meanwhile, was going to show the house? president biden or a committee as i have thought for some time now or perhaps even a former president is writing the committee for the current president. according to the white house the 46 present on the phone his old boss number 44 president barack obama on a quote regular basis but press secretary jen psaki yesterday gave some rare insight into their insight, remember their best friends. back there not just president and vice president their friends and consultant talk about a range of issues. and you know, i would expect that continues to the course of president biden's presidency. kennedy: so is this proof of biden's first term is really obama's third term and should president obama start having michelle pick up the phone to say barry's busy he can't talk you know joe, leave them alone go get a nap and he's like okay pearlescent meat tonight's party pellets

. >> seth: thank god we didn't have american patriots like brian kilmeade during the revolutionary warn as the first redcoats showed up, he would have been like, "oh, i'm glad you're here. these guys want to start their own country, can you believe that but i'm with you, tea is delicious and i do not blame you for taxing it. that's fox's message to the poor and working class americans they pretend so stand up for. be more like the british royal family, lose your job at a restaurant because of the pandemic or get laid off from a factory trump promised to save but didn't do exactly what the queen would do, stand up for yourself by quietly nibbling a crumpet while staring out the window of your throne room and say, "oh, dear." seriously, fox, you guys pretend to be champions of the working class and you've decided to join forces with a cartoon french skunk, a well-paid tv pundit who quit his job because he doesn't like criticism, and the british royal family who else are you going to defend against cancel culture mr. monopoly and smaug what no one ever says about smaug, love him or hate h

side note, trump's lawyers are so lost, they couldn't connect the dots between brian kilmeade's extremelyes. but, more importantly, my question to the senators is this -- if trump's lawyers did such a bad job, then why did you vote with them anyway? lindsey graham sounds like he's describing a movie he didn't understand, but liked anyway "what i liked about 'fight club' is that, at its core, it's about a friendship between brad pitt and ed norton, who play two different people." but, i have to say, that one of the most galling things i heard about the trial yesterday was that as house managers laid out damning evidence of trump's guilt, including harrowing scenes of violence at the capitol, stoked explicitly by the former president himself, several republican senators couldn't even be bothered to pay attention. >> while the democrats were playing their video of rioters storming the capitol, a handful of republican senators, including rick scott, tom cotton, marco rubio, barely even looked at the screen, according to reports and rand paul was looking down at a paper in his lap where he had

brian kilmeade joins us.t the top of the hour, that is president biden's performance yesterday. i thought it was difficult to watch. you're rolling your eyes, but watch this again for our viewers. roll it please. >> i want to thank the, the, former general, i keep calling him general, but my, my, the guy who runs that outfit over there. i want to make sure we thank the secretary for all he has done to try to implement what we just talked about. stuart: brian, i'm sorry, this is very hard to talk about. the president did not look good. confused, tired, and that is very troubling to me. what are you saying? >> the other guy that had the job was working 22 hours a day, never stopped. all you do is look at social media. sometimes we kind of wish he would stop but he never stopped working. he would understand where the pentagon was. would understand this guy behind me. we get stuck on words and names. happens to me all the time. but lloyd austin, the general, the pentagon, the secretary of defense? that is not a n

brian kilmeade getting shouted down in the lone star state. motivations. you feel like right now what is motivating government policy at least in washington dc? >> supporting politics right now. i'm glad our government in texas has opened up so we can be leaders in that area. >> reporter: the critics of governor ever governor rhonda santos, now is not the time, that doesn't follow the science and hospitalizations, the death rate in texas and the infection rate doesn't trend up when restaurants open and what we have seen in new york city, only one.4% of cases occur from in person dining so science is backing the decision. >> a lot more across the country, a couple states are opening up. >> reporter: jerry shaw is a custom saddle maker. what are you telling me you think about the state of texas opening up to freedom? >> we were 11.5 month late in opening it up, 6070-year-old boy can choose to jump onto a grammar bowl and choose whether to fight the virus with a mask or without a mask is the way we feel about it. >> reporter: one of the fascinati

headed to jacksonville with brian kilmeade tomorrow and i get home and realize it's 8:30 and i have toitcases? and i realize peter has taken all the suitcases and i still have to pack. i call him because i know he took all the suitcases and i said peter, where are the suitcases? oh, my darling. i had to climb into the storage unit, get something from the 1990s. if you see me at the airport understand not my fault. >> bill: enjoy kilmeade. >> dana: "the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: cancel culture strikes again. the new editor in chief at teen vogue has stepped down over things she posted online as a teenager, a story building this hour. i'm harris faulkner and are you in the "the faulkner focus". alexei mchammond is officially out at teen vogue. her decision to resign came amid a firestorm from some staffers and readers over controversial tweets she made when she was just 17 years old. that was a decade ago. mchammond apologized for the ye

please let brian kilmeade host your bible study. brian: [laughter] then we get fog nation.ac, teapac, he brought the house down last night and he didn't do it with curve balls. this was a fast ball pitch right down the middle on the basics indicting the biden administration talking about the victories of his administration, consolidating the america first policy and why people look to him and he will be the deal-maker or the king when it comes to 2022- 2024, brian you're right. he did name some names but in a matter of fact way to say if you're not the america-first agenda we're coming after you and winning majorities in 2022 and somebody, maybe me, will be your candidate and win in 2024. it energized people here who were ready to be energized this was a more unified conservative movement than i anticipated seeing an more enthusiastic one and the speech last night was a capstone for that. brian: because msnbc and cnn and all the networks want they wanted to have the notion of a civil war in the republican party. i thought rick scott had a great line. he says the civil war i

i remember that april fools joke and remember when brian kilmeade popped out of the table and i plantbe on the air, 20 minutes before going on the air in new jersey. brian: that was two weeks ago. ainsley: your car in front in the no parking area. >> not allowed to park, i ran inside and put a microphone on and a microphone, had nothing to say. this is behind the scenes at "fox and friends". also behind the scenes, i mentioned the tour i got in the french quarter, with laura ingraham, introduced me to turtle soup. it is a new orleans thing. it was great. we are going to talk to the great folks at the diner in jefferson, always fun. steve: save a turtle, have minestrone. enjoy this hour, the final hour. will: i will find out what is so good about turtle soup. turning to griff jenkins, shocking video shows thousands of migrants and unaccompanied children crammed in a texas facility, 700%. >> reporter: the first time journalist and cameras are allowed in the texas facility. the images are disturbing, wall to wall, the majority of unaccompanied children ready to be processed, forced by pl

brit hume was on last night on prime time with brian kilmeade.y he thinks the teachers don't want to cut the deal. >> the rationale for keeping schools closed has never made any sense to start with. and now, at this stage, with cases declining, and we know more and more now about how safely kids can be in schools and how close they can sit together and all the rest of it, it makes no sense whatsoever. i don't see how parents can escape the conclusion what these teachers unions are doing trying to continue a situation where these teachers don't have to work and getting paid. it's a pretty good deal for them if you think of it but it's a terrible deal for kids. steve: it is a terrible thing for kids. you have got to wonder if you are a parent with your kids in one of these union schools, it's like how come the kids are all going to school in florida and places like that. rachel: and catholic schools. steve: have been open from the get-go. joe biden has said in public he wants to get as many schools open as possible. unfortunately, you look at what

pete: i could see a fox nation show, brian kilmeade interviews kids. ete: when you, one thing you see inside those close classrooms is faith, bible and a prayer and a shared mission that infuses a lot of the willingness brian: and they also aren't afraid of teaching american history. ainsley: no cancel culture and you get to go to church sometimes everyday, sometimes once a week. pete: well done, brian. brian: real quick special thanks to samantha hoenig for putting that together. brian: you wouldn't tell us who the producer was. one man's mission to give blood helps save more than 3,000 lives , the story behind his generous donation, next, but first, let's check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up. >> bill: ainsley, you're like between two thorns there look at the rose there on a monday. ainsley: did you hear that guys you're very lucky. very lucky. brian: we are. >> bill: republicans head to the borders as democrats blame president trump. here comes the cash, the mind- blowing numbers how much money your town will receive and they still want to r