respect. >> martha: quite a moment my exclusive interview in the middle of the heat of the brett cavanaugh confirmation process he spoke out once and we spoke with him on the story more than five years ago spring court just as brett cavanaugh denying that christine was the ford's claim that he had ever sexually assaulted her or anyone else in high school now she is back on the scene she is out there in a big way promoting her new book here is a little bit of the reception that she got on the view. >> the book is fantastic and i know it will help people and i applaud you on your courage and your bravery. >> to face those people the way they were looking in dealing with you that is bravery under a whole different type of fire. >> this all came at a to you you say there was a smear campaign against you that you experienced death threats and they basically make your life miserable. >> martha: in washington today earlier i interviewed cavanaugh's former classmate who we heard so much about in those days but he never came forward to speak his name is mark judge ford claims he was there, he was t

be like covid been missing for quite some time i don't know if everybody remembers, she accused cavanaughhigh school at a party she couldn't prove she's been too. now she's being rehabbed everywhere especially on the view. >> i applaud you on your courage and your bravery. to face those people, the way they were looking and dealing with you, that is bravery under a whole different kind of fire. >> do you have any regrets, would you do at the same again? >> i would definitely do it again. it was the worst thing. >> some of the men did not clap in this audience. >> jesse: men weren't clapping for her. she did not have any evidence, alibi, anything. why is she back now? >> i'm also still really put off by the fact that there are men that actually go and watch the view in general. that aside, listen, this woman, it's amazing that they are trotting her back out. of course she has a book to sell. i'm also unhappy she was able to make it to new york because if i remember correctly, she had a fear of flying, claustrophobia way back in -- when so glad to see she's over that now that she has a book

cavanaugh the humanly denied it and obviously was confirmed to the court.dge said he has no memory of this ever happening or any attack that christine ford described. i asked him about some of what she said as she promotes her new book. >> she talks about how hard all of this was for her, that it really rocked her world per years afterwards and she is just now started to get back to a normal life. what was the impact on your life? >> i don't want to go opera but, you know, i began experiencing suicidal ideation which i never experienced before. and, you know, i think mn does not recognize as much but when i ran into some mental issues and i began thinking okay that is high enough, that subway stop is high enough. that's terrifying. when you experience something like that it's hellish. >> martha: we will hear more from him on the fox news special. that's the story for today i'll see you back here tomorrow. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪

they tried to say that cavanaugh had argued that a president should be under different prosecution.osely what cavanaugh's eyes, he says a sitting president should be immune but a former president, once they have left office is not rented the same immunity. it would seem to me as a nonlawyer, unwise shock to put a justices own argument in front of them in a way that actually runs counter to the argument you're trying to make. >> alicea, you are right. even if you are not a lawyer. you are talking about an article that justice kavanaugh wrote long before he was justice kavanaugh. in 1998, 26 years ago. if you read only one sentence of this article. mr. trump's lawyers have the better argument. if you read the entire article, they are dead wrong. as a strategic matter, not a great way to cite justice kavanaugh's work. as a practical matter, i think it is a disaster. whether or not it will matter, that is another issue, alicea. justice kavanaugh on the supreme court may have a different view than he did when he wrote the article order of a century ago. what matters right now are -- lega

this laura cavanaugh, i think it's an important thing to recognize she's the fdny fire commander.o now she's in the role of having to hunt down these firefighters who, again, were just practicing their first amendment right while latisha james all the while is in the process of going after everyone except the real criminals. one of the latest battles is going after someone who banned transgender athletes from participating in women's sports. maria: we've got crime spiking if new york city across the board and migrant crimes specifically. special counsel ro robert hur st to testify as the doj misses the deadline to give congress the transcript of the interyou view interview ofbiden. it's the hot topic of the hour. you're watching "mornings with maria." we'll be right back. ♪ everyone say space pod! (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one where you'll actually like. maria: welcome back. good monday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i hope you're having a good monday. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, march

tony finau is jim cavanaugh, retired atf special agent in charge, a former atf hostage negotiator, now msnbc terrorism analyst. one report we heard was the suspect appeared to be in possession of an assault rifle, as well as additional weapons. at this stage, how does law enforcement go about approaching someone who is essentially this dangerous? >> the first thing alex, now that you have located him, you will contain him. the biggest question for the on scene commander is, is he alone in the house? that is the seminal question you had to know because it helps make your decisions going forward. if he is alone in the house and is just a barricaded gunman, then s.w.a.t. will surround and begin negotiations and to talk to him. w is a throw phone, a hard-line phone you try to throw in to communicate on that line. that is preferred. sometimes you have to do it via cell phone or text. sometimes you yell back-and- forth out the window. ideally, you want a throw phone in there and you want to negotiate with him and talking out. of course, he will be tough. he killed three people. he may be sui

i want to thank commissioner cavanaugh and chief hodgens for that recognition. maria: wow. booing attorney general latisha james at a department promotion ceremony on thursday. well, now the top brass at the fdny want to hunt those people down. the chief is promising to punish any firefighter who they they say broke protocol. the new york post obtained and e e-mail from the chief of the department saying he recommends anybody who protested come forward so the commissioner, laura calf y cavanaugh, won't ho hunt them down. a spokesperson telling fox news digital that no one is being hunted, they want whoever broke department regulations to come forward. joining us now, new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis. congresswoman, good to see you. what a day for latisha james. your reaction to all of this? >> you know, that's why they call them new york's bravest. t they're not afraid to speak their mind either and, look, latisha james is trying to burn down our justice system and the firefighters are calling her out on it. they see what she's doing, the injustice she's conducted

this woman, commissioner laura cavanaugh who by the way has never served as a firefighter and workedand barack obama 2012 reelection campaign. in other words, she leaned farther in to the left in a car driven by tyrus. but she's not going targeting trumpeters. you remember about the surveillance of voters bank records by the face was reportedly terms like maga and trump to target trump supporters. other there's an easier way to identify conservatives, don't -- just as the banks were actually pay back their student loans. to ensure if you're a republican watching -- watch your back because you have a target on it and if your democrat in your house is on fire, felt free to ask for only democrat firemen as you want your house burned down. molly kathy fdny says investigation isn't about politics. then why the hell do they have -- the state ag come to us anything who is clearly a political figure? >> ella probably say a lot about and they're not hunting anyone down when there memo themselves that turn yourself and so we don't have to hunt you down. but the thing -- actually like hearing t

i have rob d'amico as well as jim cavanaugh joining me now.y, rob because i want to get to jim too. are you concerned with the safety of the s.w.a.t. team members that have got into the home that we have witnessed by video? just because the suspect has an ar style weapon? >> you always have to be concerned but having been there and done that before, that is the job you sign up workup. that is exactly what you trained for. when there is a hostage involved , what we call danger areas. there is all kinds of danger areas when you enter a house and do things. normally if it is a slow and deliberate search and there is no hostages, there is different ways of nearing dangers and crossing them if there is a hostage involved or an innocent person you're trying to bring out of that, you bypass dangers and you have the gear and equipment, not that it is all life-saving but you have that and you're trying to get someone that is an innocent victim of the situation. that is what the job entails and that you sign up for. they sent it to be police officers an

first summer down thank you thank you for getting out of your system i want to thank commissioner cavanaughodgins for the recognition. >> in my perspective and i'm sure it's probably yours also but i don't know i would rather have fans in the fire department than in the media joy read is not going to rescue your three cats. >> exactly when the apartment is burning chris hayes isn't coming up the ladder to carry me down i need those trump people in those jobs. >> they are and it shows the disconnect the encapsulation of this disconnect between the blue-collar and the modern progressive movement it is now elites and they are punishing the rabble and the rabble who have represented them is trump. >> also interesting because she is probably in such a bubble i feel like if some people don't realize they are actually people who support trump they see the numbers they see the nominee but that just seems like some amorphous thing that they don't understand so when she is faced with that i feel like she thought okay well she should have expected something like this to happen honestly but she doesn't

i want to thank commissioner cavanaugh, and achieve hodgins for that recognition.ting trump trump trump. this is new york. that's new york city. does she not know her audience? many of them like trump and don't like that she brought him to trial where he was ordered to cough up $450 million and counting with interest and taunted about on social media. or some of them did. stuart: surprised to do that. now this. when most people think of lsd they think of that. hallucinations. >> on the list. >> it isn't ready yet. someone was looking for you. stuart: that's a movie about hallucinations. a new study found taking one dose of lsd gives immediate and lasting relief from anxiety. doctor frank contrasays not on that next. ♪ lucy in the sky with diamonds ♪ lucy in the sky with diamonds ♪ lucy in the sky with diamonds ♪ ♪ (♪) (♪) in a rocky mountain setting spanning over 280,000 acres. three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy fly fishing and america's finest trout stream. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhanc

a lunatic with a gun flew across the country and was arrested just a block from justice cavanaugh's houseish for picault -- before a ghost too far. primetime doesn't get involved in people's private lives but in this case we will make an exception. consider this advice, not just to aoc's fiancÉ, but to all men in a relationship with a woman, you don't need to knock the protester out, but you need to do more than what we just saw. what does this say about the relationship? i'm not going to speculate, but this is strike two. >> aoc, my favorite big booty latina, i love you, you are my favorite. >> jesse: it's official, biden lost his first primary last night. he walked into super tuesday expecting a clean sweep but lost american samoa to a candidate who bret did not even know. >> we just got a call that american samoa, president biden will lose to jason palmer, a self-described entrepreneur and investor. >> jesse: he beat biden by 11 votes, making joe the first incumbent to lose a primary since carter lost 12 states to ted kennedy in 1980. even though biden only lost by 11, he maybe filing

even people like roberts and cavanaugh who are right-wing and have been involved in politics. even they realized the court has got to be in step with the american people and it is not. i think there is some chance the court may decide to do what is good for the country, not what is good for the republican party. which is not been dead for 20 years. >> liz cheney speaks out and very focal in fact and has not gone as far as stumping for president i didn't. that is what is with your latest op-ed lexi. you pose the question to colleagues at the washington post. should anti-trump republicans um endorsed biden? i am curious what the answer is. what did you gather from the conversations and how much of a difference could that make? >> you would make a huge difference. obviously, not endorsing trump as a republican hurt trump a little bit, but it would not hurt trump as much as a republican going so far as to say, not only am i not voting for donald trump this fall, but i am actively voting for the democratic candidate joe biden. that would signal to their supporters and constituents

one of the reasons i'm confident actually going to win is i don't think the judges like cavanaugh and a world where people can sue viagra makers because they suffer the aesthetic injury of seeming overly excited text from 50- year-old men. they don't want that to happen. and so i think that this argument is going to fail, and that was not a field before today. >> that just means the bar is in . if that's the victory were claiming, that were not going to bring down the entire pharmaceutical industry and its regulation because the justices finally realize this may be a bridge too far, this really shows that the bar doesn't help. >> it got to the court. yes, agreed. it never should've gotten here, but once it had turned, i didn't know. >> we still could do it. and this is a very unpredictable court. but again, this is a court that wants to look moderate right before this election. they've already killed roe versus wade and planned parenthood versus casey. they've already seen the what that's generated at the ballot box. i don't want more in november 2024. they can simply give us what loo

>> fdny commissioner laura cavanaugh heckled at the st.ment threatened to hunt you down firefighters who booed latisha james at a ceremony last week. >> you suck! >> you suck! >> firefighters are the -- >> fire chief john hodge inches says it was not meant to be taken literally, was not uttered by anyone on the executive staff. now to college hoops, yukon taking on march ge marquette ing east championship game. they used the second half to pull away from the golden eagles. >> nice double up, with two hands. >> yukon took the game 73-57, securing their first big east title in 30 years, the huskies now have to wait to see where they'll end up in the ncaa tournament, mens and women's brackets released later this afternoon. a w>> it's an east coast bias alert. bill from north carolina, saying what are you doing missing the bigbiggest be bawl story. nc state takes the title. i was watching the game yesterday. >> iowa state upsets houston in the big 12 championship game. s is the s.e.c. -- >> one and two seed are out of the tournament, tennessee

[shouting] >> bill: they are yelling at cavanaugh after her department's investigation and trials promisedp supporting fdny members who booed the new york a.g. james at a promotion ceremony. that's out there too, for you today. >> dana: ohio holding a key gop senate primary tomorrow. the candidates vying for a shot at a vulnerable democrat senate seat. trapped in haiti with no way out. we hear from an indiana couple trying to bring their adopted sons to safety. >> the issue in haiti in particular, they just let 4,000 criminals out of a prison. released the entire prison. just to go to prison in haiti sometimes, these are the worst of the worst. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. ♪ ♪ this is not just another e-class. because it evolves with you. it adapts to you. engineering. it is the first e-class made just for you. for you. for you. this is not just design because your e-class... it adapts to you. it recognizes yo

didn't say this never happened this kind of happened and i don't think it ever happen especially with cavanaugh is that i do not recollect it. >> kayleigh: martha what is this? >> martha: bailey said there are three people in the room brett kavanaugh was in the room, mike judges in the room, he is laughing and watching while she was pushed up to the bed and taken advantage of. and brett kavanaugh had set from the beginning that he did not know her and has no recollection of this event and this party and she has never been able to say what what year it exactly it happened or where but the one friend that she has that drove e knight said that she has no confidence in the story. you did not hear any of that on this very glossy heraldic news media spread into her that she's doing right now for her book so we gave mark judge she was the only other person who says was in the room the opportunity to speak at which she has never done she did not testify and she was asked why they didn't testify and he answers the question for me as well in this. but he says look i have no memory along these lines ever

i want to pick at people from frankly my side of the isle justices cavanaugh and roberts. living in a world where the last four years hasn't happened starting with the presidential campaigns of 2020 when we saw the biden campaign and now in office working with the tech companies to silence speech they didn't like and then they get their booties in the seat and they're actually there, jen psaki, former press secretary at podium july 2021 telling people we're actively working with with big tech company silencing people per seeing dis--- purveying disinformation and information that was correct in so many ways and 30 days of jen psaki made that announcement from the podium, all of those 12 so-called dirty dozen disinformation accounts or the users that were behind them, they were taken offline so if that's not working together with big tech companies hand in love with the government to suppress and silence the speech of americans, i don't know what is. david: kara, what's your impression and the supreme court giving the federal government a free pass to interfere whether he e

this woman, commissioner laura cavanaugh, who, by the way, hasd never served as a firefighter and worked for bill de blasi afr in barack obama's 2012 reelection campaign. campaignin words, she leans far to the left in a car driven b by tyrus. huh? but she's not the only one targeting trumpers. >> if you remember the surveillance of voters bank recordrememberf votes, the fedsa reportedly used terms like maga and trump to target trump supportersp to t. although there's an easy, easier way to identify conservativetives. >> just ask the banks who actually pay back their student loans. a so in short, if you're a w republican, watch your back den it. you got a target and if you're a democrat and your house is on fire, feel free to ask fo ir only firemen as you watch your house burn down. >> molly. the fdny says the investigatehel isn't about politics. then why the do they have the state ag come to like, a city thing? >> it was clearly a political figure. i love how they say it's notno about politics and they're not hunting anyone dowgn. e when their memo themselves said, turn yourself in so we

cavanaugh noted in addition for the last 27 yearsuote all five predential administratis hav determined resource constts necestiedprior authorizatiobefo making arrests. ey cannot detain everybody and the executive bnch, n the states have to make choices. unfortunately it would not give d.h.s. the ality tchange th that and instead rely on political stunts like taking out mayorkas. they won't bring a bill to the floor for a vote and if they did, it would pass. that's because we all know we need more border agents and more judges to eliminate the backlog of immigration cases. the republicans are not proposing moreéi resources or any legislation that might truly make a difference. i thank the gentleman for yielding -- i'm sorry, this bill is not a serious attempt to address the actual border security needs and as such i would urge my colleagues to oppose it. thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. bishop: i yield to t

mangi, who also saw the cavanaugh side because this is a dark money group we don't know all of its donorsut we do know at least is guess who? the judicial crisis network. it's the glove in the hand -- th hand in the glove in the glove. jcn, judicial crisis network, helped get the second off the ground with more than a quarter of a million dollars in 2018 and 2019 launched its leader tweeted, excited to work hand in glove with a person named cary sev severino my other longtime friends at jcn and many others on the outdoors who understand the critical importance of the judicial fight. he means the critical importance to billionaires to be able to control the judiciary and get things done that congress would never pass through courts that will do their bidding. the dark money ties don't stop just there with the judicialet and the front group for the judicial crisis network. the front grouporganization's vice president comes straight out of the koch brothers koch not coke the koch political dark money network. that guy helped run multiple koch political organizations, including the dark money

donald trump regardless of how you feel about his rhetoric or whatever cavanaugh told him, he told jackmith get him for insurrection. go down there and get him for insurrection. you have not done that because you cannot do it because there was no insurrection. insurrection is a militia in military uniforms taking over the capitol. peacefully. look at the transcripts. the american media has a twisted. go down there peacefully to protest how you feel. host: what kind of educator are you? do you teach civics or history? caller: i teach the constitution. in a public high school? caller: in a high school, yes. we don't have the civics tests. you used it to have to have that test the past high schools. they took it out. people are not aware of how thehost: i'm curious. how do you teach about january 6 to your students? caller: there was a riot. he was upset about the loss. -- laws. a lot of people challenge elections. that is part of democracy. you have the right to challenge anything in court if you don't believe something is right it in the gore case and the hillary clinton case. when some

. >> joining us -- let's see what jackie cavanaugh, if she cares, portfolio manager at putnam investmentswas that the market on any given day we either thought there is going to be x cuts, y cuts, whatever, but every day it seems like the dow in the morning is up 150 points and we had a series of new highs across all the averages i guess maybe you would like the fed to ease eventually, but there is other things that must be happening, other positive things >> yes, joe, thank you again for having me on i would agree with becky, i would take the under and take no cuts for this year i just don't think the impetus is there to generate a cut if you just look at the macro backdrop, unemployment remains very strong, gdp estimates continue to rise, cpi is not really where they want it yet, and you actually had financial conditions continue to loosen. investment grade spreads, high yield spreads very tight ipo market is open again so i just don't see the impetus for the fed to cut to your point, we have moved from six cuts expected coming out of the december meeting to three and the market has ral

investigators say 2p year old abby cavanaugh died from fentanyl poisoning after connecting with a drugnsumers. >> our time now 550n movie star alec baldwin wants a judge int& new mexico to throw out all the charges against him. related to the deadly shooting on a movie set. now the move by baldwin's lawyers accuses prosecutors of not presenting exculpatory evidence to the grand jury. alec baldwin faces a trial on manslaughter charges. this summer for the on-set shooting death of the cinematographer of the movie, rust, the armorer on the movie set who gave the gun to baldwin, was convicted earlier this month of involuntary manslaughter. well cable and satellite tv providers will soon have to show the total commercials and bills. in >> the fcc announced new rules for the companies, saying the providers often mislead customers on the actual cost of their services. tv services say they opposec the new rules, spciting technical difficultiesn figuring out marketing costs. the fcc recently imposed similar pay transparency rules for internet service companies. well, superhero movies aren't alw