this is the same district which houses james madison high school.on you remember james madison high schoolat's the school that cleared out its own students to make room for illegal alien housing. it's even the high school that theattended. you talk about with analyzing the census. you don't believe me, listen to what new york saying itself. just last week new york city announced that it's challenging the 2023 census■# estimates arguing that the government failed to count some 50,000 illegal aliens currently in the city. they are desperate to count these illegal aliens because 727,000 people had moved out of new york since02they've got to e population to preserve the federal influence. it's clear why the majority leader and my cleagues voted against any change to the census. it's not because they are afraid republicans will weaponize it but because democrats already have. prior to this boat the concept was decried by democrats in the media as a, quote, conspiracy theory. democrats unanimous vote against ending this practice changed it from a conspiracy theory to a conspiracy period. it's wh

a 12 seed upset when james madison knocked off wisconsin 72-61. on the first day of play for the women, one surprise there as number 11 middle tennessee roared back from the 18--point deficit to top 6 seeded louisville. the third biggest comeback ever. caitlin clark and the hawkeyes take on the first round action today. we will have more in all of the bucketed brackets in the next hour. how do you like that? >> that is "sportscenter" with laura jarrett. hats off to the antelopes and dukes of james madison. >> i had my daughter pick all of the 12/5 games. >> they picked nicknames. it's killing me. >> go ahead. >>> we like to talk about the good weather out there. on a miserable weather day, there are beautiful spots. dallas up to wichita and oklahoma city and new orleans. it will be a beautiful saturday spring day. enjoy it. get out while it lasts. you will have stormy weather coming soon. for our friends >>> that's your saturday forecast. >> bill, nice to have you here. thank you. >>> still ahead, more coverage of princess kate's announcement and

names that are familiar, secretaries who have gone onbecome president, like thomas jefferson, james madison list certainly goes on. more recent secretaries of state clinton, rice, powell, albright, yes, kissinger. we're just past. so well speaking presidentsas sk our next stop is in monroe. it is. let's go. great. now, virginia hart, this is one of the smaller rooms we've been at? yes, is one of the private rooms for the secretary of state. so this is off the tour. it at this point. how does the secretary use room? well, it's a holding room and he'll gather here before proceeding to another area to make remarks. and this is the monroe room. oh, it is. for this portrait by thomas aiello and thomas aiello, one of the great american portrait artists, the 19th century. and he was also known to flatter his subjects. so if you to have your portrait done, you would probably want solely your artist. now, we want to remind our viewers collection that just came out because i'm seeing something that reminds me of that. well, they are a pair of vases market and americans absolutely loved porcelain. in

press of the what would become the democratic republican party the party of men like thomas and james madisonld start vilifying this treaty. now what's interesting is it hasn't been published, but yet it's going to pilloried in the press the point where an awful lot this treaty that they don't actually know anything. the federalist side this is the side of the john adams and the alexander hamilton's is inn favf kind of building the young economy of the united states, staying out of a war, trading all sides in europe, not being, ited by alliance to france, something like this. so we're really seeing this treaty kind of a symbolic head point between these two sides and the senate approves the treaty. now, according to the constitution, senate treaties, and they're done now the problem is the house representatives, this is our first treaty ever. the house of representatives basically says treaty. well and so they demand washington to see all the papers. and so on well he says, no, you in the senate approves it. you guys don't have anything do with it. so what the house essentially is going to do

on writing that would be then sent by their states to fill alfie one of the ones that's not as james. madison and he runs into the problem in virginia that patrick henry one of the great powers in virginia henry is not a big fan of madison and his big role in the constitution. so essentially madison sort of you know even though he's one of we call him the father of the constitution and the obvious plum of getting a seat in the senate doesn't happen for james. he has to suffer through being elected and running for office and becoming a member of the house. but as for election of senators, that's actually a very recent phenomenon in our history. that would be the 17th amendment. so 1939 when we'd start electing our senators. only just over a century ago. so all the men prior to that just have to their state legislatures. so you think of the debates over senate they're not actually debating people to vote for them. they're debating for people to vote for people for the state government to vote for them. so it's it's very complicated system, which is why when you get into that 20th century populi

see james madison meanwhile, pouncing on wisconsin, the dukes opening the game on an 18 to five run. they never trailed the entire time. james madison would win 72, 61 there under the second round for the first time since night dean at three dukes, the hottest team also in the country right now, right now 14 game winning streak. they're fantastic about that. eight games on the schedule today, date narrow zona. they are close to wrapping up right now. arizona looks like they're going to hold on and win that one. you got games all across our networks today, nine them on tnt, tbs, and trutv. always fun to see them. it could potentially punch their ticket to the sweet 16 a day. i always star caitlin clark road to a national chain can be chipped stores this afternoon with her first-round matchup at home against holy cross. that one tips off in about ten minutes. clark lost in the championship game last year to lsu and she could face those tigers again at both those teams make the elite eight and fredreka any eps upsets today, they're in iowa for caitlin clark. they are 38 and a half point

james madison gave us the power of the purse, and we should darn well use it. with that, i'm going to yield three minutes to the gentleman from arizona. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. >> i thank the gentleman. he's exactly right. what is the legislative branch's remedy to an executive branch that refuses to follow the law? it is to remove spending. i introduced legislation, introduced legislation that said we'll fund c.p.s., we're going to fund t.s.a., air traffic controllers. mr. biggs: our military personnel, and we're not going to fund anything else except for mandatory until this administration actually enforces the border. but we can't do that, because there's this fear of a shutdown. you explain that to the american people. you explain that to the american people in my community. you go down there and take a look at the national forest, where there's now a squator's camp set up filled with people who are coming across our border. so our leader, who said in november, we're not going to do any more short-term c.r.'s. had

. >> james madison. >> is that a college?w much about college. >> want to help me with my bracket? >> i don't know anything about sports. >> it was great introducing them to march madness. >> is this the first time you filled out a bracket? >> i have no idea what i'm doing. >> some people came in with personal advice and strategy. >> first round could be a little faulty. second-best, right? >> oregon already got eliminated by someone in the mission. they picked south carolina. how do you feel about that? >> ken sanford. that's a cute name. >> know. >> the bracket was really coming together. >> st. mary's versus baylor. this is to go to the final four. >> i have no idea. >> you've got to pick one. >> i don't even know what that is. >> you don't know what the final four is? it's march madness. >> no clue. >> you are making the final pick. >> the national championship was set, baylor versus gonzaga. >> you are the expert for this. >> it's got to be gonzaga. >> why? >> it has a cooler name. >> there has never been a perfect brack

. >> wisconsin james madison. >> is that college? >> it is march madness, man. >> i don't know too much about college. >> want to help me with my march madness bracket? >> i don't know anything about sports. >> reporter: it was great, introducing people to march madness. >> the first time you ever filled out a bracket. it is very exciting for you. >> i have no idea what is happening. >> reporter: some came in with bracket strategy. >> i feel like after the second round it could be. >> it feels like discrimination against the two. >> oregon was eliminated. >> what? by who? >> someone in the mission. they picked south carolina. >> bad. >> the cutest name. >> kansas samford. >> no, our bracket was really coming together. >> st. mary's versus baylor to go to the final four. >> i have no idea. >> this is the gaels and this is the bears. is? >> no. >> seriously? >> it is march madness. >> no clue. >> okay. you are making our pit >> baylor. >> baylor versus conzaga. >> how much college basketball do you watch? >> none. none. absolutely none

james madison and long wood.ney for with my virginia teams against houston or any of the texas teams. >> bret: that's pretty good for you senator cruz. >> tim and i have a long history of sports betting when the world series when the played the gnats. wager. tragically we lost that series. i had to show up texas barbecue and shine that balk beer and even worse i had to wear a gnats jerseys. this time i feel confident texas going to do better than virginia in the tournament. i will tell you my final four. i have uconn and baylor against university of houston and texas. it's kind of a homer bracket. >> wow. i think so. >> final is houston against baylor. i'm predicting u of h go ciewx to win it all. >> bret: senators, thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having us. >> bret: thank you. see all the "common ground" segments on my podcasts common ground and find that in the all-star panel pododcasts under the bret baier podcasts at podcasts foxnews.com. spotify or wherever you download podcasts see the full discus

which pretty darn tall for back in the day, contrary to that shortest president was a president, james madisons four foot shorter than that. he was five foot four and 99 pounds. president lincoln. obviously in the ford theater. and he he actually predicted his at it the night before ulysses grant was supposed to have been his guest that night who h bail at the last and on president lincoln's desk in the oval office night, he was alegislation to create tt service, albeit not presidential protection, primarily for counterfeiting purposes, but i thought that was kind of ironic. he was also a world class wrestler in than 300 matches, losing only one of them. someone told me that he is enshrined in the like the world wrestling hall fame, which i thought was interesting interesting. coincidentally, i want to show you something over here. of all 42 sculptures, the only one to take a spill off of a flatbed. abe. that hole in the back of his was not in, although the one on the top when he fell off of the flatbed, which i thought was pretty ironic. so that's a little something about these three. the rem

wisconsin, james madison? >> is that college? >> yes. it's march madness, man. >> i don't really know too much about college. >> want to help me with my march madness bracket? >> i don't know anything about sports. >> reporter: it was great. introducing san franciscans to march madness. this is the first time you've ever filled out a bracket? >> i have no idea what's happening. >> reporter: some people came in with bracket strategies. >> no. 2 is out of the first, second round. >> reporter: feels like discrimination against the two? >> it's second best, right? >> oh no, oregon got eliminated. >> by who? >> i don't know, someone in the mission. how do you feel about that? >> that's the cutest name. >> sanford is a cute name. >> no. >> reporter: our bracket was really coming together. st. mary's verses baylor to go to the final four. >> i have no idea. >> you got to pick one. this is the gaels and the bears. >> baylor. >> i don't know what that is. >> you don't know what the final four is? >> seriously? >> i'm serious. >> it's march madnes

i remember clutching my transistor radio to my ear in james madison high school in 1967 during the six-day war, wondering if israel would be pushed into the sea. if the events of the last few months have made anything clear, it is that israel is surrounded by vicious enemies and there are many people excuse and even support their aims to expel and kill jews living in their hard-won land of refuge. i will never underestimate the grave threats israel faces and has faced for the entirety of its existence, nor will i ever underestimate the oppression that the jewish people have endured for millennia. it is precisely out of this long-standing connection to and concern for the state of israel and its people that i speak today about what i view are the most pressing existential threats to israel's long-term peace and prosperity. after five months of suffering on both sides of this conflict, our thinking must turn urgently to how we can achieve lasting peace and endure - and ensure process is prosperity and security for both the jewish people and the palestinian people in the middle east. i believ

that's the strict in which the james madison high school resides.oms -- recently had to clear out the school for illegal immigrant housing. e to go home, to study by zoom. their school was now being confiscated to place illegal aliens inol. interestingly, that's also the very same district that the for formerly represented when he served in the house of representatives. even more interesting, even more interesting than that, james madison high schoo i very high school that our democrat leader attended. the weight of every american's votes should be equal. more illegal alien resettlement shouldn't mean more political power. my amendment would currently a sanctuary city with hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens not only gets more electoral votes and congressional seats because these illegal aliens are counted, but the weight of residents' votes are stronger because their voting pow of noncitizens despite the fact that these noncitizens can't vote. these illegal aliens provide leverage to citizens in these sanctuary cities. for instance, in the sanc

states constitution prefaces the minimum age of $35.00 to be president, i guess it did not occur to james madison, otherwise known as the father of the constitution. there should be a maximum age as well. so maybe it's because the age of the man who were involved in the founding america did so mainly in their twenties and thirties and most during that time didn't even live past 60. but after the last 2 administrations had been played with gas and stumbles, is it fair to a tribute this? to 8? what's bringing our panel? steve gill is a political analyst and radio host legal and media analyst lionel, as well as steve malls berg, there was a talk radio host and conservative commentator. thank you so much for joining me, gentlemen. the ex gabby, i want to start with the vinyl on this because before we get to the current flight of candidates, is it fair to even question the mental capabilities of the president of the united states based on his age alone? yes, that is absurd. age alone, absolutely not. what's important is capacity. definitely. the 25th amendment is for the guidance in the pennsylvania w

. >> wisconsin james madison. >> wisconsin, but they better be careful. >> interesting. do you always pull for the catholic schools? >> no. >> is there anyone you'd cheat against? >> not really. >> what about the lutherans? >> they can win too. >> just kidding, that's a joke. religious joke right. >> okay, to the next round, byu to illinois. >> illinois. they'll have to work hard over byu. >> make note of that. >> and i've been watching the ncaa for more years than you were born. michigan state, alabama, clemson, arizona, illinois, wisconsin. >> unfortunately just missed it. >> good morning ramblers, i'm so sorry i couldn't pray with you or bless your hands. >> she's always broken down every game. >> god bless you, sister jean, go ramblers. >> brad edwards, cbs 2 news. >> bless her heart. >> it didn't take her long to make a decision. who do you like? wisconsin, but they better watch out. >> but they better be careful! >> she obviously knows her basketball. she had a pretty good final four actually. >> i would say. we're back to wrap it up after this not all caitlin clar

james madison was 5 foot 4. thanks for sticking around. for the full hour, don't forget, send your friday feedback, we will keep the messages short if you want a better chance. varneyviewers@fox.com. coast-to-coast starts now. neil: jerome powell is not saying anything to rattle investors, the selloff that we had, and particularly platforms on a record high. nvidia has another record high. and terry weisberg. one minute in the market. a big reversal from yesterday. >> the message coming from powell and his testimony, is market friendly. with the fed it is always fed speak, you have to read between the lines. a little good news and a little bit of cautious news. clearly the message is it is positive. some rate cuts are on the table. he's talking about rate cuts towards the summer. that is what the market wants to hear, not hearing anything terribly negative from him. a little bit of a melt going on today. there are a lot of folks, myself included, we are very comfortable buying short-term treasuries. a lot of cash on the sidelines. nothing