dana. >> dana: race for republican nomination, florida governor ron desantis has yet to enter the frayup his first congressional endorsement from chip roy. it is time for new leadership, younger and proven leadership to offer eight solid years of transformational change. bret baier, there is something about being first, what is the strategy here? >> bret: good morning, this is part of what will be rollout of number of lawmakers who come out and say that governor desantis should run. and they are staking claim to be the first. there are a couple of congressmen in pennsylvania who expressed support for governor desantis, congressman barleta and moreno and they supported president trump in the beginning, some of the first to support him. you may see this rollout and it will be part of whatever happens with the timeline for governor desantis, looks like he is getting in after the florida legislature. >> bill: what do you make of the statement he said with tucker carlson, here is what desantis said about ukraine. u.s. has vital national interest, becoming entangled in territorial dispute is

. >> dana: he doesn't answer a lot of questions. when he answers questions it's in front of the helicopter so you can't hear anything. in this regard on st. patrick's day it is typical you would answer 2 and 2. shamrock day might be different. >> bill: you could bring cameras into the oval office. >> dana: he is not going to answer questions about hunter biden today, i imagine. sir, prove me wrong. we would love to have your thoughts. all too familiar scene. smugglers on the run from police on the border sometimes with deadly results. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: good morning to you. what do i call you my lass and me laddie? i'm bill hemmer, good morning at home. chaos continues at the border. a snapshot shows nearly 2 million fentanyl pills found in the border town of tijuana known to be used by cartels as a manufacturing ground for counterfeit tablets. also this week a texas grandmother and 7-year-old granddaughter were killed in a car crash that involved human smugglers. >> dana: terror

. >> dana: you set that up, i'm dana perino. russia downed the drone in the water. russia says the drone was flying too close but it was in international waters. >> pissed off, the report coming out of our government, this was unprofessional act and environmentally unsound. they shot down a united states warplane, they took it out of action and that is the response we get back? yeah, not very happy about it. >> bill: from washington, dc with jennifer griffin, 32 million for the reaper drone, the same price of the russian jet, two of which were flying around that drone. we had reaction from john kirby earlier today on cnn, roll the clip that happened an hour ago. they need to be more careful flying in international sparespace near u.s. assets flying in completely legal ways in support of national security interest. they need to be more careful. the black sea doesn't belong to russia, it belongs to many countries and the united states has been operating there and we will continue to operate in accordance with international law. >> dana: i mentioned to bill earlier. it

dana. >> dana: wow. dan springer, thank you. a great weekend. >> bill: the speaker kevin mccarthy will hold a ceremony celebrating the passage of a new crime bill smacks down an attempt by the d.c. city council to reduce maximum penalties for things like carjacking. mike lawlor is with me now. good morning to you. you had 173 democrats vote for it before the president came out saying i won't veto it. he put them in a corner. however, they still voted to allow the d.c. council go forward with the changes. i think that's the key point. what do you think of that? >> no question the president pulled the rug out from under them when he reversed course and said he would sign the bill. i think democrats across the country are finally coming to the realization that crime does not pay. kathy hochul the other day finally said the bail reform changes in new york were absurd quote, unquote. what we've seen in washington, d.c., murder and homicide is up 30%, car thefts up over 100% year-to-date. this is absolutely unsustainable and it is hap

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. it was captured on video and is disturbing. it happened across the border from brownsville, texas. a group of heavily armed men opened fire on a van americans were traveling in. >> bill: they pulled the u.s. citizens from the wreckage of the vehicle and toss them to a truck bed and haven't been seen since. >> dana: they were driving a white minivan with north carolina plates. you can see it is riddled with bullet holes. >> the group is said to be in mexico. one could have cosmetic surgery. they believe cartel members have mistaken them for drug smugglers. >> dana: the white house is working with mexico to bring them home. according to bill barr, it's the cartels that call the shots. >> mexican government is being held hostage by tens of thousands of parra military members of terrorist organizations that control mexico. it is close to a failed narco state at this stage. they are sitting next door producing mountains of poisonous drugs and killing over 100,000 americans a year. we are sustaining the same damage as we would in a m

we'll speak again, thanks. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: three strikes you are out.ad call leaving a college baseball umpire suspended indefinitely. you can see it right there. he called this clearly low pitch obviously. he called it a strike. obviously. and that ended the game. the batter questioned his call on a previous pitch, too. all of it during a game between new orleans and mississippi friday state on friday night. he is out. not the batter, the umpire. it's as clear as day. >> bill: you do see it. i saw it the second time there. well done. well done. >> dana: you have to pay attention to these things. >> bill: virginia students with a controversial question in a class about the government. parents are the ones demanding answers on that. plus jimmy failla joins us to recap the big oscar night. he will share his hits and misses during hollywood's biggest night. he actually watched it. >> i had to. i was the guy. thank you for your service. hi, i'm william devane. did you know it took our founders 116 days to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? turns out th

. >> bill: signed dana perino. >> dana: yeah. >> do you feel good about reading that propaganda.hey claim this will save the consumer, if true manufacturers would do it on their own and we would be happy to pay more for a machine to see that happen. >> dana: a report from the "new york post" that nypd is cracking down on cops beard length, coffee drinking and punctuatuality. let me show you here, two and three, violent new york city crime, felony, up in 2022. 126,000, year before 102,000. number of police retiring in 2022, 3700. like if you look at the numbers, that's a lot of officers resigning and you lose that institutional knowledge and experience. >> focusing on the wrong thing, anybody? crime is up and we have so hard to be a cop as it is. i say forget about the beards and coffee drinking, how will that help anything? i think you want to make the cops as happy as possible and just god bless them for showing up at the job interview. >> dana: i don't mind the punctuatuality piece. >> bill: i like it, i love the nypd, hey,blue, how's it going. i like it. small things lead to b

thank you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: the world baseball classic coming to a thrilling close lastight in miami. watch. >> 3-2. he struck him out. ohtani strikes out trout and japan is back on top of the baseball world. >> dana: they took down team usa. the final out pitting two superstars against each other. ohtani struck out mike trout. fans in japan erupted in jubilation. their third win in the history of the classic. i love seeing the celebration. they're having a good time. >> john: i love seeing the celebration, too. i wish it was the american team doing it. but if you recall, on the program on monday when japan was going into the semifinal, i said i'll bet japan emerges victorious. >> dana: i do remember that. >> john: i didn't think they would win this year. >> dana: i will consult with you next time i read some sports. >> john: i'm like the johnny carson of sports, right? put it to my forehead and ill oh he tell you what's going on. no relief in sight at the border. texas troopers were on a high speed chase and causing danger for other drivers on the road. the ski crash la

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." our shot is coming in hot. we had the job numbers. the u.s. added 311,000 jobs last month. analysts expected 200,000. unemployment 3.6%. >> bill: the fed was viewing this report as a barometer for future rate hikes. the strong number suggesting we have a long way to go to tamp down inflation. >> dana: nothing to dissuade president biden from more big spending. he unveiled his election budget, $6.8 trillion. >> bill: more of a campaign stunt than serious proposal. republicans call it dead on arrival. the president begs to differ. >> dana: team fox coverage an all list from james freeman at the "wall street journal." edward lawrence has the latest on the job numbers. good morning. >> those jobs numbers beat expectations. unemployment rate went up to 3.6 pers percent mainly because more people became unemployed than moved into a job. the people who were unemployed lost a job or finished temporary work. wages in this report are still out pacing inflation. if you look at the wage it is 4.6% year-over-year. that mean

. >> dana: i'm a dana perino and thi this is -- the department of energy say an accident at a chinese facility started the pan pandemic. >> the f.b.i. has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in wuhan. the f.b.i. has agents, professionals, analysts, etc. , who focus specifically on the dangers of biological threats. so here you are talking about a potential leak from a chinese government-controlled lab that killed millions of americans. that's precisely what that capability was designed for. >> bill: wow. the mounting evidence sparking a push for accountability. special house committee on china held its first hearing last night. lawmakers both sides republicans and democrats calling for action not only on covid but also on china's threats against taiwan and the role in the deadly fentanyl trade today. >> dana: glenn youngkin is on deck with us in studio. let's go to the white house where lucas tomlinson is standing by. >> the f.b.i. director providing the first public confirmation of the borough's classified assessm

dana. >> dana: keep us posted as that meeting gets underway today.ou. >> john: the local representative for the border patrol council. this would appear a model of international cooperation which begs the question, if president biden can make a deal with canada of this scope and scale, why can't he do the same thing with mexico? >> well, we welcome any changes in policies that will help us effectively do our job and it appears to be headed in the right direction, but as we have seen for the last two years, this administration has said one thing and done another. under this administration, we've seen record numbers of apprehensions, record numbers of crossings, record numbers of gotaways and nothing has changed yet. >> john: so here is what on that point, here is what the president said last june about the need to curb illegal immigration. listen here. >> president biden: including the united states, unlawful migration is not acceptable and we'll secure our borders, including through innovative, coordinated actions with our regional partners. >> john:

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. two americans are dead. this happened blocks from the u.s.der, the gunmen shot and kidnapped them in american daylight. >> it started from myrtle beach, north carolina. the two killed are on the screen. the ones who survived are on the other side. >> dana: authorities found them in this wooden shack on the outskirts of town. they were tortured for days. >> bill: the man arrested was guarding that being sha. ambulances rushing the survivors back across the border into brownsville, texas. according to lawmakers back in d.c., it is time for the american military to take charge. >> dana: peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre about that yesterday. >> cartels kill americans on this side of the border with drugs and now killing americans on the other side of the border with guns, why is president biden so comfortable with cartels operating so close to the u.s.? >> because of the work this president has done, because of what we've done on fentanyl. it is at historic lows. >> would president biden consider using u.s. military, taking the same approach

cool. >> dana: i love the kids are getting out there. electrician, crushing it. >> bill: real estate is good, well paying, if you are looking for something, might be what you want. >> dana: good to be here, see you later. 10 seconds actually. >> we begin with fox news alert, congress demanding answers and first hearing on true origins of the covid virus, i'm julie in for harris today. thank you for joining me, two are behind the lab leak theory, the white house says there is no definitive consensus. they are intent to get to the bottom of it. >> transferred from a bat to intermediate source to human, in other words, did it come from nature or was it the result of laboratory o

i obviously oppose reparations, dana. >> dana: it might pass in san francisco and go to court.iving in san francisco thinking they are going to get this money. >> yes and they are being misled because this is nothing more than political grandstanding. this came out of the george floyd summer of riots when gavin newsom created this board, somehow to patronize black america and basically he prolongs this because he wants to run for president and stop the bleeding of black males leaving the democratic party, such as myself. i left the democratic party in 2020. >> dana: alec baldwin asked that the special prosecutor be taken off the case, she should be disqualified. this is from baldwin's attorney saying ms. reeshg dlt /* /* eaves must be disqualified. do you think this is good for alec baldwin? >> you are right, constitution prohibits her from wearing two hats, one as legislator and one as judicial officer. it was a correct decision for her to step down. it doesn't change the evidence. it doesn't weaken the evidence. district attorney of new mexico can appoint another attorney or

dana, back to you. >> dana: stay safe. thank you so much. >> bill: that war grinds on.y here at the fox news channel we had a wonderful lunch. >> dana: great. >> bill: had an opportunity to see our friend and colleague again benjamin hall is in new york and you will hear his -- part of his amazing story later tonight on sean hannity's show at 9:00 eastern time. i don't know about you, but it was -- it with as so great to see him. >> dana: he is in great spirits and he is so strong and so thoughtful and as one of the attendees said exceedingly charming. he will also be on "the five" tomorrow night. >> bill: you are right about his attitude. he is a miracle man. and for his three daughters and wife back in england, just listening to him asking questions and his recall is extraordinary and the detail of the moment, i think, and what it represents for his overall story. so many life lessons in what he has to say. >> dana: he carries himself incredibly well and always makes sure to honor the memory of pyre and sasha who lost their lives in the attack reporting in ukraine. >>

so here i am. >> dana: there she is.anging program helping women to get back on their feet and rebuild their lives after spending some time in prison. we'll take you behind the scenes. a school district in utah considers banning students from reading the bible. a parent complained it contains passages inappropriate for children. shannon bream will join us next. >> it has nothing to do with religious merit. this has to do with explicit sexual content. this isn't just about i like these ideas or don't like these ideas. the bible was written very specifically so there wouldn't be frivolous challenges. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd

appreciate it. >> thanks, dana.l: with regard to the mexico related matter breaking a moment ago in new york city the mayor announced the creation of a new office focused on the migrant crisis called the office of asylum seeker operations. it will include a 24-hour arrival center. it will provide housing, job and legal assistance. the mayor continues to call for federal aid out of washington. new york has taken in about 50,000 migrants since last april. the city right now takes care of 30,000 based on what i'm reading here. he said a bit earlier today that new york will spend in the billions of dollars to care for those who have been bused or flown to new york city. >> dana: they have asked for federal aid. it is not coming. but people have to be taken care of. the citizens of the city need to be taken care of as well. a lot of money that the taxpayers are putting forward for this effort. perhaps this office will help streamline things we can hope. >> bill: certainly drew attention to the issue when they were bused

the bottom line if you go to mexico you are on your own, dana. >> dana: william la jeunesse. get found soon. >> bill: protestors attacking a future police site in atlanta. the rioters torched construction equipment throwing fireworks at police. 35 arrested. chris carr is the attorney general in georgia. he is my guest now. thank you for your time. the police chief says this is not about a public safety training center, it's about anarchy. he says this was an attempt to destabilize. what were they doing and what happened? >> bill, thanks for having me. that's right. today it may be about a public safety training center in atlanta, georgia. tomorrow it may be in your community, it may be an economic development project, it may be something that they don't like but they are putting together a plan here in atlanta to undermine the rule of law and destabilize the system. but it isn't going to stand here. i have said this before. we are not washington or oregon. this is the state of georgia. you cannot come here and bill just for the record, some of those arrested yesterday were fr

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." so finally the prosecution will rest its case. after the jury took a field trip to the crime scene. they toured the kennels where they say alex murdered his son and wife. >> he told investigators he wasn't near there. he had to reverse that story on the hand. they paint him as a serial liar with the means, motive and opportunity. >> this defendant, on the other hand, has fooled everyone -- everyone, everyone who thought they were close to him and everyone who thought they knew who he was. he has fooled them all. and he fooled maggie and paul, too. and they paid for it with their lives. >> dana: team fox coverage. nancy grace is here with analysis. let's begin with jonathan serrie in atlanta to set the scene for us. >> good morning, dana and bill. in their closing arguments, the defense for alex murdaugh are expected to push their theory that perhaps two shooters were involved with the murders of maggie and paul murdaugh and that the initial crime scene investigation was at best incomp

will dana be able to attend? well, the look was ugly. and here is the controversial point that for the first time they filed for alimony against me with first place of rehabilitation residence, log when she was in thailand the very first court, which was also like thunder among. again the sky, for which it was the place of determination of polina's residence, after all, and so polina was given voluntary. i didn’t pretend to say it, and i repeat i said you’ll put it in a backpack, i won’t take it. ask anyone there who knows me, i cry very rarely, but there is a moment when you really want to enroll in a room to cry and think, because this bullying from all over the world is terrible. that is, you look there they write what it is like there, if i am mired in some feelings of guilt or feelings, i should not have finished it. for me, this is a return to use, and no matter how it is not for the benefit, not for the benefit of others, and i am very well aware of this healthy moment and had to convey it to her. and it w

the >> dana: harold. i know we have to go but one quick question, what about the guy selling the stock two weeks before him? >> harold: i am learning like you are learning, there's going to be an investigation of this and they're going to get to the bottom of it. if he did that knowing this was going to happen, he'll face some consequences. it's also important that the big banking system in our country is as capitalized and protected as it's ever been. consolidate to those four big banks. >> brian: of all the regionals evaporate. >> harold: a lot of those big banks can't buy little banks anymore. >> dana: during covid it was the little banks who were able to get ppp loans. that one in mississippi. coming up next, shocking moment when 1,000 migrants try to force their way into the u.s. and we haven't heard from president biden about that. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief acr

all right, dana.. >> dana: i mean, yeah, or upstate. >> greg: no, we were always fighting to get back here, remember? >> dana: yeah. >> greg: this is what we always talked about. there were people in the media that were advocating brutal restrictions that only they could endure. >> dana: and they could afford. >> greg: and they could afford. >> dana: on the very last day we have the show here, we were sitting right here and i said i am worried about guys who drive a cab, because if everybody leaves the city, there is not going to be any money for them, they are not going to be able to feed their families. a lot of them -- think about the stress that they had. and then there were more wealthy people who said, i'll just sit home, and you can deliver me my hamburgers, you can get my bounty towels. >> greg: my giant towels. she has a big slob. >> dana: she must be. the last thing i would say about this, the women of "the view" are doing a disservice to other women in this way. that for people who are stil

you know what i heard, dana?ey can't even go into the treatment centers because of the fear of spreading this disease across all the patients. it is very sad. the other thing is dea is out there trying to investigate this stuff but it is coming out of the chinese labs. there won't be follow-up in china. what is our government going to do about this? just let our people die at historic levels? >> dana: the desperation is clear and your passion is appreciated. thank you for helping us think it through today. >> thank you. >> john: he has a passionate voice, house lawmakers looking for parents bill of rights act. republicans are moving forward with an investigation into a 2021 memo from attorney general merrick garland on alleged threats against school board members. gillian turner is here in washington with her eye on this story. what are you finding out? >> house republicans will hold a hearing in a few hours to consider the parents bill of rights act. it is legislation that aims to give parents more rights inside

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino, judging para jessica tarlov, jesse watters, greg gutfeldlanation point, 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." brand-new signs the manhattan d.a.s taste against donald trump could be running into trouble. the grand jury abruptly canceled for today, and now sources say there is major dissension within the district attorney's office. d.a. alvin bragg is apparently having trouble trying to convince the jury on potential charges due to the weakness of the case. sources also say there is a real chance that desanctimonious does not even bring charges, but that is not stopping democrats and the media from salivating at the prospect of arresting the former president. >> the walls are closing in, as has been said before. >> you know who is still at large. [laughter] >> we all rose to the occasion. >> so many people were excited. >> prosecute the case in a timely matter, but the timely manner was a year ago. >> the whole world is watching our criminal justice system, and it is the first time, if he is going to be indicted, that we have indicted a

>> dana: good for him. california is increasing the amount of money it wants to compensate black citizens for slavery and racial discrimination. it proposed $220,000 per person now up to $360,000. the total price tag could top half a trillion dollars. no indication how the cash-strapped state would pay for it. kelly o'grady from fox business is live in los angeles crunching the numbers. how does it add up? >> that's right. the first in the nation task force is now examining a variety of reparations proposals with roughly 1.8 million african-american americans in california it could cost the state as much as 640 billion. the task force came to that figure colonel law rarityed to housing chris crime nation and health hairs. not all proposals have cash. many have land and services. the task force has until july 1st to submit final recommendations. hundreds voiced their support for cash payments, grants of land and other compensation. >> there is only one thing -- one thing that would stimulate this economy and

. >> dana: tiktok on the chopping block. the company's ceo is about to testify on capitol hill as it tries to avoid being banned. bill has a day off. i'm dana perino. >> john: great to be with you again on friday eve. tiktok ceo chew scheduled to be before congress in an hour facing intense questioning from lawmakers who say the tiktok app gives china unfettered access to the personal data of 150 million americans. >> dana: lawmakers see it as a major national security threat. china and russia made no bones about their shared goal of undercutting america on the world stage. >> john: a perceived lack of action by the white house. administration sending mixed messages whether it is safe to use tiktok. >> i wanted to follow up on tiktok. you have expressed today the national security concerns with the app. why then did the president agree to appear in tiktok videos as recently as i think st. patrick's day? >> again we have not changed our national security concerns about the app. it is not for use on government devices. i don't

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dana. >> dana: fascinating. let's bring in phillip holloway to talk more about this. we have something thought to be a hit and run death back in 2015 and now south carolina law enforcement division is looking at this in the wake of the alex murdaugh trial and going maybe this does necessitate a second look here. what do you think they could learn from an exhumation? >> this was blunt force trauma. that was the finding of the original autopsy. i don't think that will change. massive head trauma. that's not a kind of thing you'll see a lot of difference on, if there is a second autopsy. the thing to watch is whether or not law enforcement actually gets involved in this process. does law enforcement support this exhumation and this independent autopsy? that can be done privately by the family. i want to know does sled, law enforcement also want this body to come up again so that they can have another look? if sled and law enforcement support this endeavor, that tells me they think something went wrong the first tim

i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." i was having a few flashbacks, 2008, yeah, i was there. >> bill: you were in the heat of it. >> dana: we have people to explain it today. president biden is about to address the bank failures. expected to defend the banking system after his government scrambled to prepare emergency measures to bail out silicon valley bank customers. here comes the president coming up to the podium. >> president biden: before i leave for california, i want to briefly speak about what is happening in silicon valley bank and signature bank. today thanks fought quick action of my administration america will have confidence that the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. small businesses across the country that deposit accounts at these banks can breathe easier knowing they can pay their worker and pay their bills. hard working employees can breathe easier as well. last week when we learned of the problems of the banks and the impact they could have on jobs, some small busi

>> dana reads sports. >> dana: the first major upset in march madness princeton in a shocker beat numberizona 59-55. >> he tries to keep it alive. free shot, no good. they will win this thing. >> dana: there you have that and arizona was president biden's pick to win it all. better luck next year, sir. not to be outdone they took down virginia. >> a wild win. they won with a three-point shot as the clock ran out. 68-67 the final score. those were exciting games. >> bill: the princeton games. a couple guys in the office were cheering for virginia. they lost and they were destroyed. there goes your bracket and you can hear them all the way down the hall as we say better luck next year. we introduced you to a teacher the other day. here he is. >> academia was founded on the principals to trill exchange ideas and challenge each other and have a beer right afterwards. >> a former college professor. he resigned. sounding the alarm on censorship and why he says most of his colleagues live in constant fear of losing their jobs. plus fighting the fentanyl crisis on two fronts. snapchat and spring

dana? >> dana: actually, i don't know -- oh, i have jokes? >> dana: okay. there's a theme here.g. >> dana: yes, very good. why did the ball hog not go to college joan jean ball hog? >> dana: why did he not go to college? >> greg: he did porn. >> jessica: number one in the draft. >> dana: they knew he wouldn't pass. ball hog. what do angry rabbit and nba player have in common? for the hip people today. mad hop. okay. what type of cheese do basketball players love? swish cheese. where is a basketball player's favorite place to eat? >> judge jeanine: the court. >> dana: favorite place to get coffee? >> dana: dunkin' donuts. >> jesse: stupid. >> greg: they make me angry inside. >> jesse: because you are so stupid? >> greg: yes. >> jesse: you got one. i didn't even get one. my turn, we got tip for criminals. don't go to leave county, florida. they have got a sheriff there do something put you on blast. look at this little video he put out spring cleaning came early. welcome to operation ♪ ♪ >> jesse: get out of here. tonight, "jesse watters primetime," we sent jobbie to bernie sander

dana is absolutely right.untry, who lament the divisions and yet they exacerbate every one of them. >> tom: because it is a zero-sum game, people live their lives according to politics. when i was a kid, the house i grew up and come up my parents were conservative but i really didn't know it because they never talked about politics. they talked about other things. >> judge jeanine: the problem is, these are the people who create the division. the people on the left. it first happened with donald trump getting elected. on facebook, you were unfriended in for the first time i felt this craziness going on in the country. friends that i had been friends with, people i'd been friends with for years, like they don't want to talk to you. if you see the husband in manhattan on the street, don't tell my wife we said hello. i'm so sorry i said that. the haters, hate the deplorables, hate this be 25 people. they're semifascist, it's all about division. you know, jesse is right. in this country, we love each other. you go

dana. >> dana: phil keating in miami. gets sunnier for you today. >> john: the mayor of miami beach is here. we appreciate it and you know you have a meeting at 4:00 to determine the way forward. do you expect another curfew will be put in place for this coming weekend as we saw overnight sunday into this morning? >> i think there is a pretty good chance that we'll extend the curfew from thursday to monday of this weekend. we don't want spring break. the two shootings you referred to there were police on the scene within seconds, arrests were made within minutes but still not deterring the misbehavior. >> john: we were talking off camera. i lived in miami some 33 years ago. back then miami beach was just starting its rebirth but now it has become this center of nightlife and good times and fashion. the city is promoting an image that is an attraction. why wouldn't people want to go there for spring break? >> we are clearly a hospitality center and there are a million wonderful ways to have fun and enjoy our city. we have

lucas. >> dana, good morning. for the president yet to announce he is running for re-election this trip raises eyebrows. his first public event since monday. the president will announce he will raise taxes on the wealthy. earlier the governor of west virginia says he wants to lower them. >> we're on a pathway now in west virginia to totally eliminate our personal income tax. if you look at where west virginia is located, i mean, we started with the 211/4% reduction and can the machine and inventory tax by 50%. eliminated our car tax in west virginia. >> budget roll-outs are done at the white house as you remember. biden has taken criticism for not visiting east palestine in northeast ohio but no trouble making trips to pennsylvania. this is biden's third trip to philadelphia since september. these images are from biden's speech that month dubbed the continued battle for the soul of the nation flanked by u.s. marines. he called out maga 13 times in that speech. today biden who claims to be the most pro-union presid

>> dana: that is interesting. i would put on that, which is if you get this money and you are arrested for a crime, you get an automatic out for five years or something like that in terms of having to go away from society. something may be. maybe not that. about some sort of penalty for misusing it. we talk about in los angeles much they spend on those tenants. i saw that on "prime time." when thousands of dollars for one homeless person. so with what jessica is saying is true -- [laughter] >> jesse: let's not. >> jessica: let's assume it. >> dana: with systems experiment works there. is that that save taxpayers money in the long run? i don't know. >> greg: what is not in the experiment is what it causes around that area like people moving in. that is not in that equation. >> dana: but do they leave being homeless? >> jessica: yes, 35% had secure homes. >> greg: factory and how many people come in. >> jessica: that is always assuming the worst in people. >> jesse: she said it. you don't have a homeless problem in

>> equality. >> jesse: what a deep thinker, dana. >> dana: unmasked.ng that distinction years ago and all of this started and that's what help me make sure that i always knew the difference. put on the spot, what i have to think about it? maybe. equity is a word you hear all the time. it is so ingrained in our society that even joe biden, the president, has issued an executive order making sure that there would be equity across the entire government. now people are pushing back on it, they don't want to necessarily and it turns out, guess what, bernie sanders doesn't want it either. >> jesse: joe was coming into office and they handed him a bunch of papers and he was just signing things. he had no idea what he was signing. >> greg: a couple weeks ago. the confusion is intentional. they want to -- i think i said, i don't remember, they want to replace the word equality with equity. but inequality, everybody has the opportunity from below to xl so the starting blocks are the same. equity requires everyone finish the same. which means there has to be forc

>> good morning, bill and dana. we just saw alex murdaugh arrive to the courthouse a few moments ago wearing a brown prison jumpsuit and ankles shackled. the first time we've seen that during the trial. as far as sentencing goes this morning the state will pursue life if prison without the possibility of parole when alex murdaugh is sentenced for the murders of maggie and paul. tough day for alex thursday. taken into custody almost immediately after yesterday's verdict and was led out of the courthouse in handcuffs for the entire world to see. the 54-year-old is staring at 30 years to life if prison after the jury came back in under three hours of deliberations with a unanimous verdict of guilty on two counts of murder and two counts of possessing a weapon during the commission of a violent crime. this after weeks of testimony, including testimony from alex himself who was forced to admit that he lied to police for almost two years about not being at the scene of the murders after his voice was caught on a snapchat

you come back. >> thank you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: quarterback aaron rodgers sending fans intoerday the four-tim m.v.p. broke his silence. >> at this point, as i sit here, i think since friday, i made it clear my intention was to play and play for the new york jets. >> dana: the details are being ironed out, "new york post" is onboard, today's cover, jet set. >> bill: how about you. >> dana: i have friends that are jet fans and are pretty happy. this is big, i predicted it. i'm just kidding. you said the other day, the rumor had been out there and no one was talking about it. i said, that is the sign it is true. >> bill: i give you that, jets are a contender. >> dana: are you worried now? >> bill: no, we signed a great one. yes, orlando brown is coming to cincinnati. i digress. protecting the southern border, mexican drug cartel holding sway and feds are sounding the alarm. we'll take you back to that hearing. immune fun ction. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein.

dana? >> dana: dogs a bhazzing and they have this sixth sense. multi-family home. chantal was in the play pen when the blaze quickly spread from counsel stairs. the dog found the 3-year-old pitbull lab mix refusing to leave the house. blue directed the rescue team to the play pen where they carried her to safety. it's incredible. and thankfully the family is all set. they had a go fund me page. they are back in the new home and everybody is okay. including blew. >> jesse? >> jesse: have you been following the coverage blowing competition. the 59th annual coverage blowing competition take a look at this guy. listen oirges my god. >> jesse: that is the coverage blowers. update tried to eat our bald eagle in nebraska. >> greg: i'm covering that, too. >> geraldo: put them on a bus. >> jesse: too soon. >> geraldo: guess which american cities are the best tippers? >> judge jeanine: new york. >> dana: wyoming. >> judge jeanine: new york, palm beach. >> geraldo: big hearted, diverse, broad shouldered generous cleveland, ohio is the biggest, best tipping

back to you. >> dana: thank you for that. attorney general garland will face a lot of pointed questions as david pointed out in today's hearing. 21 senators are on the committee. it will likely go on for quite a while. former congressman jason chaffetz is a fox news contributor. the attorney general knows it is part of the job. in a way i think he enjoys the grilling he gets because he gets to have his voice heard. there is an awful lot of no comment that happens at justice department you learn 101 ways to say no comment. what's the most important thing that could try to get him to answer today? >> well, i think the attorney general will talk about the 110,000 people at the department of justice and the integrity that they bring to the job. but then a senator will quickly say what about that f.b.i. agent who was accused of taking money from russian oligarch? what about the 1,000 pages from the inspector general produced making 12 different recommendations for potential prosecution of people within the department of justice th

we'll talk to them both. >> dana: the u.s.ion military aid package for ukraine later today. the ammunition shipment comes as president biden prepares to meet with the german chancellor at the white house. >> the focus on munitions, on ammunition, the kinds of things that they need for these long-range artillery, the additional systems they're using. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx®. my name is brian delallo. i teach ap and honors economics in pittsbur

dana, great to spend the day with you today. >> dana: i think you helped me prep for the five today with woman you know well is in for harris, "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> sandra: lawmakers taking on tiktok. the ceo testifying on capitol hill is trying to convince america not to ban the chinese-owned app. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm sandra smith in for harris. lots of eyeballs including the white house watching the hearing at tiktok ceo chew testifies before the house energy and commerce committee. the 32 members of that committee will have five hours to press chew on the app's chinese

dana, what do you think it is?e apparition thing like a coyote. >> greg: don't ask me how i know. >> emily: 100% a ghost or a an -- >> greg: just using the word "ghost" does not seem appropriate, something like "post-life," a lifeless, within the lgbtq alphabet at the end. >> jessica: like apple plus. >> greg: they don't like being called ghosts. i still think about it some sometimes. >> emily: it's essentially, they thought for decades it terrorized a town. >> dana: good podcast. >> jessica: let's talk about buffalo wild wings. they were forced to admit their boneless wings are not actually wings. a man filed a lawsuit against the chain for false advertising, saying he suffered financial injury because he was under the impression they would be made of when you meet. the restaurant chain mocking the suit in a tweet, saying it's true, our boneless wings are all white meat chicken, our hamburgers contain no ham, our buffalo wings are 0% buffalo. >> dana: okay, they were not forced into admitting anything. they are ma

>> dana: dana's sports corner, golfers at the latest pga attempt up against furry creature. golfer caught on a hot mic nearly hit as someone else chased off the tee box. i did short questions with benjamin hall. >> jesse: i'm going to skip mine to save room for jessica whom i adore despite the constant interruption ofs. we went to the saint paddy's day parade with johnny. here's a taste. >> jesse watters, do you know who he is? >> no, i'm not too sure. >> his liddle name is bailey. >> bailey cream. living for it. give us some new flavors, bailey. >> jesse: didn't know that was coming. judge, you are up. >> judge jeanine: this weekend i was honored at the law school in florida at 11th annual gala. a law school that embraces catholic and conservative identity and training lawyers who will uphold the constitution in order to preserve our country's core values. i had the pleasure of spending time with their founder and chairman tom monahan and i also got to meet a great many people like these two law students. i think that picture is next. we were able to raise $780,000 for the

i'm glad she sent it back. >> judge jeanine: dana, hit it. >> dana: stories on short as you know why. with the family. one thing he couldn't live without johnny belisario. check it out on fox digital. >> judge jeanine: jesse? >> jesse: i'm really opening up. happy anniversary to t roy and day that. you two love birds. enjoy yourself this evening. donald trump or ron desantis? a powerful monologue. >> judge jeanine: all right, brian, hit it. >> brian: perfect seeing segue. got recruited for yale. we went out to that very field. that will be on one nation 8:00 repeated at 11:00. hopefully watch saturday night. you will enjoy it. >> judge jeanine: whether a time is your show at saturday night. >> brian: 8:00 and repeated at 11:00. >> harold: good arm? >> brian: great arm. >> harold: pitcher from idaho broke a step record for angling. she fittedly is from idaho city named salmon broke the record for 14.13-inch catch on snake river february 25th. fishing is clearly a family affair took the record previously held by her uncle benji. >> judge jeanine: in the genes. that's it for us. see you

dana and jessica won. actually trying to do this to get it all on one side just so you know. >> greg: tonight, gutfeld, great show, charlie hurt, joe derosa, kat timpf, tyrus. going to be great. now it's time for. [whistle] this is a doozy softball, texas women. watch this i hate it when they edit it so short. thanks, good job, guys. so, let's redo this again it's a i made you look. too bad they didn't show her hit a home run but that's okay. why did that girl look? jana walton, you are a legend. all right, jesse. let's go ellie and sofiay's volleyball match. greg is so upset. it's about timing. something you have got to build the suspense. >> jesse: look at this overhand smash serve for the win. celebration walk-off win. nice serve, elly. tonight, "jesse watters primetime" a teacher who quit violent classroom was just sick of getting staplers thrown at her head. should have only shown the ball at the end, jesse. you didn't need to see the whole thing. >> jesse: talk about it some more. >> jessica: denver

that's what this is about. >> dana?g i thought of when i heard this, i do believe that every parent wants the best for their children. i thought about senator tim scott. he writes about his grandfather who did not go to high school. one of the things he used to do, make sure the kids did their homework and sit there with the newspaper. he would looking at the newspaper, he couldn't read. his grandson came a u.s. senator. i this that there's not a better animating force in politics now than children's education and parental rights. you look in virginia. governor glenn youngkin won that race on that issue. it was about parental choice. there's a group called parents defending education. everyone eevery -- every one of their polls they have 71% of voters opposing withholding information about a child's gender from the parent. 75% wants school to inform the parents if their child want to change their pronouns. i assume she wants the best for her children and for the children of her state. i think she's wrong. >> the irony o

but, i don't know, dana.anybody. >> dana: well, this would lend to that theory. one, people are moving too fast and they want the easy thing. request comes. in you want to be friends? sure i will be friends with you. what do i have to do. fine i will do a letter of recommendation. i would imagine that the congressman, republican never saw. this congresswoman never saw. this this is a staffer and chief of staff saying that's fine, whatever. >> jesse: we are going to blame the staff here? >> dana: i do think there is that desire to be friendly with other nations, especially oh, wow, the hindu nation. we want to be inclusive, we want to be multi- multi-cultural. we want to be accepting and it came back to bite them in the rear. >> jesse: very accepting of johnny. >> dana: do you think he will come on to do an interview. >> dana: i bet he does it. >> jesse: only allow him if he comes on with no shirt and gels. >> dana: i'm glad that's not a requirement of all your guests. >> jesse: that's true we could get in tro

>> bret: see you in a bit, dana. thank you. good evening, i am bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from live from fox news headquarters in new york. breaking tonight, president biden and his team try to reassure the public, the american banking system is safe. this comes after the collapse of a major institution last week. it happened at the silicon valley bank not far from where president biden is right now and then another bank fails. the question now, what comes next question at white house correspondent peter doocy is traveling with the president. good evening, peter. >> good evening, president biden helping to prevent a run on the banks by signaling to consumers that wealthy banking negatives are out of luck but every day folks with money in bank accounts can be guaranteed their money is safe. they are very careful to avoid using the b-word, bailout. >> see you in california. >> the plan to talk about training sailors to work out of a new joint nuclear sub base in australia to counter threats in the indo-pa

. >> je>> dana: eco economic musi. chick music.se passed a bill of rights that guarantees mothers s and father's access about a single democrat voted for it. instead they lobbed some serious clams about it. claims about it. gee with the our children to know slavery was wrong and i fight against slavery today that still exists. >> bills like this make schools more hostile and make no mistake, it results in hate, bigotry, and, yes, sometimes death of our students. >> we need more politicians reading books in america and fewer politicians trying to censor books in america. >> three maga republicans don't want the children of america to learn about the holocaust. >> when we talk about progressive values, i can say what my progressive value is, and that is freedom over fascism. >> dana: she said it, freedom overfascism. here's what's inside that bill. it guarantees mothers and fathers the right to know what is being taught. bring concerns to officials, see budgets, protect privacy, and get updates about any violence happening in the sch