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let's bring in former contestant of the bachelor and founder of the kings firm jillian anderson.at to have you on. i want to put this up because this is us, fox news at night. we were kind of highlighted tonight on msnbc and you can see the bottom is right wing media fuels myth of migrant crime surge. i mean, i'll bet the families, gillian, of laken riley and jeremy ttwo year old who was killed, i bet they would differ with this whole myth of migrant crime. i bet they would have something else to say. >> you're absolutely right and i'm sure those parents are very glad that you are keeping this in the news. as a parent i a prude you for that trace. but the liberal media's play book is completely being exposed. the years of the liberal main stream media, they've been masters of censoring news. >> trace: we just froze her. let me put this up here. i want to play this see if we can get gillian back here. this is cnn censoring trump again at the border. watch this i think we have he a got jillian back. >> as we do after every trump speech we have to have a series of fact checks becaus

thank you very much, jillian, for that. now to allie rafah at the white house. >> you heard jillian lay out the context here with president trump and his team and the gop allies saying his comment is taken out of context, and the biden campaign is saying they are not buying that, and they are seizing on the comment. the first statement last night, accusing trump in the statement of doubling down on political violence, and accusing him of wanting another january 6th. we heard from the biden communications director, michael tyler in an interview with our colleague earlier today. >> he doesn't have the values to ever step foot in the oval office ever again. it speaks to the continued problem that trump has given his ability to expand his appeal beyond the maga base. if you share the concerns with the people who understand the threat he poses to our democracy and to progress, and there's a home for all of you in joe biden's campaign. >> reporter: alex, i would not be surprised if we continue to see the biden campaign seize on t

secretary clinton: jillian, thank you for being here with us and for moderating. i know you cover these issues and have a lot of experience in trying to make sense of them. i think -- anyone not worried is not paying attention. there is more than enough reason to be worried about what we have already seen but certainly i think, as we are here today doing this panel and having these other experts and practitioners speak to us, there are literally people planning how to interrupt, interrupt -- interfere and disrupt elections and not just in the u.s. but around the world. if i just focus on the u.s. for a minute, what jillian is referring to i think really motivated by my time at -- as secretary of state doing the job i was asked to do by president obama. i was asked to represent our values, interests and security around the world. in the fall of 2011, after vladimir putin announced he would be coming back as president, they had elections for the duma. they were so blatantly fraudulent, videos of people throwing away ballads and stuffing ballot boxes. this was not ma

state department jillian turner, what's the news about going for american vacation timeshares, jillian the fastest group of growing victims here happens to be u.s. american seniors. take a listen. >> that's a vulnerable population and individuals that never asked to sell timeshares and they're unsolicited phone calls and contacts and mexican scammers don't immediately go in for the kill. >> the amount of money starts small and gets bigger and bigger and bigger and they've seen cases and we've talked to people that have been part of this where again, it was tens of thousands yesterday and more. m. reporter: the government has no plans to crack down on crimes and not acting for policeman as foreign government and any time, bill, experts say somebody is asking to wire money overseas and skeptical and don't know who that person is in real life. do not do it is their top ad advice. >> bill: good advice. nice to see you and it's the state department. >> we're right here and doing the case in the way that it needed to be done. i don't feel like we've been slowed down at all. i think there's e

jillian: it's good to look at the eu's approach and risk-based approach.escribing the use of the technology and not technology itself. this means in practice they would be banning the worst possible uses of ai so they can be used to perform recognition in workplaces or schools, social scoring, giving a score based on their behavior. when it comes to high-risk situations there are more tricky ones. ai systems being used for migration applications or certain job applications. a lot of companies will have to perform a lot more checks in order to prove they are safe. the one exception a lot of companies are lobbying hard against our these additional controls to generative ai. especially regulating the technology itself. in the end with these companies will have to do is prove to regulators energy consumption, a proof they are complying with copyright laws and there's a new ai office based in brussels and the eu is setting up. this will operate almost like a police force where they can say hey we want more data on how you've trained your large language model. a

jillian: the bigger threat of terrorism is perhaps even more alarming. >> the terrorist threat levelcontending with rhino is that a hold of another level from an already heightened terrorist threat level that we were seeing even before october 7 and you have seen a veritable rogue gallery foreign terrorist organizations calling for terrorist attacks against us in a way that we have not seen in a long long time. gillian: tourism hardly the only national security threat from the southern border read. >> that ran from drugs is at historic levels with mexican transnational criminal organizations applying and moving large amounts of synthetic opiates such as fentanyl the united states more than 100,000 americans have died from drug-related overdoses during the past year and most of those debts have been attributed to alissa printed no. gillian: the intelligence eaves revealed that they have concerns that the terrorist group prices, he is trying to develop relationships with human smuggling rings along the southern border originating in mexico liz. liz: we appreciate you very much and you

we heard jillian take that question there. never know how he questions he will entertain but today he wanted the focus to be on the officer and its grieving loved ones. >> gillian: hinting at policy he did say the answer to that question is we need to toughen up so it doesn't happen again. let's go in and bring back and nicole parker, fbi special agent. what do you make of the presidents comments and the nassau county executive's comments? >> i want to say thank you. thank you so much. because again, these are nypd officers here but they are law enforcement officers nationwide. they feel like they are silenced. they been hamstrung. they have not been able to do their jobs. to hear an elected official and someone running for president saying we have your back, we understand, i don't care if you love president trump, hate president trump, i don't care where you stand on the political spectrum. it does matter that there is a commander in chief who backs the blue and who understands the sacrifice that these law enforcement officer

among them israeli american jonathan declan and his wife, jillian kay.jonathan's son, sergei, who also has dual citizenship, is being held captive by hamas tonight for the 153rd day, and i spoke with them right before they went into the house chamber moments ago. jonathan sergei is still among the hostages. it's been 153 days as, of course, i know you have counted every single one. what do you want to hear from the president tonight? when he stands in front of this country? in the world? >> well, i think that the very fact that we are. desantis of the american hostages, i think that already says an awful lot about the administration's commitment to getting the hostages home. all of them, not just the us citizens and also the congressional support, whatever he can tell us, whatever hope he can give us, that there is a way forward is something that that would only add to that. but we feel by our very presence there that the us government and the executive and the legislative branches are with us. they're behind us. >> jake sullivan, obviously, the national

. ♪ give them a league of their own to play ♪ >> reporter: jillian hitchcock founded the bar that shes is a first in the state. >> what inspired you to open the doors? >> i just knew that like me there were lots of women's sports fans in minneapolis and in the surrounding area that have tried for years to find women's sports on tv and not get them. >> reporter: not even a month in, and the bar already has regulars. >> i think this is like our eighth time here, and they've been open for, what, three weeks. >> reporter: customers range from pro athletes to budding sports fans to girl dads. >> lovely for me to be inspired by it and even more so, my girls. >> reporter: shooting phenom caitlin clark has boosted viewership to record levels, and last august an unprecedented 92,000 people attended nebraska's volleyball match. analysts see this as a marquee moment for women's sports. still, they made up just 15% of all sports coverage in 2022. hitchcock hopes businesses like this will be a game changer. >> is this just the begining? >> absolutely. >> reporter: emilie ikeda, nbc news, minneapol

i'm jesse waters, along with katie, whic h jessica tarlov, jillian turner and tyrutie pavls. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is the five, another jam packed day of trump legal tornadoes ripping across courtrooms in. america, the former president showing up at a florida court on thipssno classified documents case. there was no ruling there yet, l but the real action was in georgia. >> where is part one season finale for furious family and lover boy? a judge sayss pa will decide the y her fate in about two weeks. >> will she get the final and stay on the trump case or rs will she be disqualified? >> have to pack your bags. the star crossed lovers showing up fore to pack closing argumens and getting literally seated. >> one person away fromway fr one another. >> kind of awkwardom one. today, the defense doubling down that the relationship between willise de wade began in 2019, which contradictsn sworn testimony by the loverst that it started in 2022. earlier this week, nathan wade's forme nathar partner and divorce attorney terrence bradley, testified a about knowledge of t

. >> i will put you in the hot seat, jillian? dang. does fani get dqd? way it doesn't matter. here's the deal. she might go down in flames. she might get taken off the case. it's likely, not according ome, according to the legal experts, that it's likely this case in some form is going to go forward anyway. trump is going to face the same charges. if she does get pulled from the case, the state of georgia is going to reassign it to some other district attorney. they're going opush the charges forward. the trial is going to happen. all of this is really a salacious side show. where you will find a jury that's not tainted with stuff that reminded me -- if you feel like fani willis does move this case over and you go to a movie and the lead actor is going through something worse in the tabloid and you can't get into the role. it's a distraction. >> everyone is tainted. how tainted do you feel? do you believe that this will get calendared favorably to the president if she is dq and pushed back? >> there's been development what favorably means. that happened

jillian turner at the state department. what's the plan for getting them out?an:what is remarkable is they are working, top priority to help get stranded americans out of haiti. so far thousand americans have reached out to the state department to ask for more information about how to escape the country. a dramatic uptick a couple days ago when the state told us that number was a few hundred. >> this is a fluid situation. the number of individuals who have reached out to us through the crisis is approaching a thousand and we are continuing to monitor the situation and evaluate the demand. >> reporter: the start department evacuated 30 american this over the weekend by a charter flight to miami after insisting two days prior there were no plans to rescue americans. >> security circumstances on the ground as well as feasibility of commercial options made it such that in the interest of american citizens. >> reporter: the biden administration hopes to rescue more americans over the coming days. >> there is active planning for that, active analysis of the risks of

>> jillian k whose stepson is one of the 6 remaining american hostages being held by hamas in gaza andorist organization. group of members of congress, is his guest tonight to bring attention to the fact that we still have american citizens being held hostage by hamas. neil: you are sending it directly to the president to remind him. what response? >> we haven't gotten any response. a press conference, a group of us at a press conference yesterday and i called on the biden administration to get our citizens back. when i served in the military we knew if we got trapped or held hostage or in a situation, we knew the government and our allies and folks would stay with us and that's not the case anymore. it has been one hundred 53 days. we have american citizens being held by hamas and you can't tell me our intelligence folks don't have a good idea where they are located and we should be going in strategically rescuing our citizens. that's not what is happening but i hope by having these guests here today we bring the attention to the white house. neil: you know about war. the president is

one of eight americans and 134 total hostages being held by hamas, jonathan dekel-chen, and jillian,hank you. >> that does it for us this morning, we will see you right back here tomorrow morning. josÉ diaz-balart picks up the coverage after a quick final break. a quick final break. the aclu showed up. various: see you in court. the aclu already making good on that promise... the aclu is currently engaged in litigation... ...in response to a 2018 lawsuit filed by the aclu... the aclu is prepared to preserve our democracy and hold those who threaten our freedoms accountable. we will defend everyone's rights. in court, in congress, in every statehouse, and in the streets. we are the american civil liberties union. american civil liberties union, inc. is responsible for the content of this advertising. my name is marie. i'm 49 years old and i'm a business owner. i own a lemonade and ice cream shop in florida, so i can feel and see that my lines have gotten deeper just from a year out in the sun. i'm still marie and i got botox® cosmetic. i did not want a dramatic change. i wanted someth

reporter: they hope to raise more than $26 million and palm beach is a good place to do that, jillianhank you, griff: officials warn short term spending deals are hamstringing certain military operations and the request comes as china bolsters its sea fleet and ramping up aggression in the south china sea. here's national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> for the second time this month, chinese warships encircled a philippine supply boat using water cannons to blast the vessel in the south china sea. the out going head of the u.s. military in the pacific warned congress, china's military is getting more aggressive. >> things are trending in the wrong direction. they are continuing to develop their military machine despite an economy that has significant problems. their actions are becoming much more belligerent. >> tensions rising and they've presented congress with a $2.2 billion wish list and 13 items they say are needed due to congress' repeated delays. continuing resolutions to defense funding bills since october and to the house republicans blocking the sublemore cal bi

welcome, jillian.lopments should we and you be watching out for this week on the trump legal front deck >> that's right and armor president trump set to post bond in his civil fraud case early this week to the tune of $175 million. the former president has been railing against not only that at all of his legal cases, recently calling them a witchhunt and saying that they are examples of election interference. i want you to hear from the former president on fox last night. take a listen. >> it's a shame that it again, third world countries. therefore up and i said the and of justice. the weapon as if the eye, rated my house. they found nothing. look how well i'm doing. the people understand, look what's going on. i have fanny. well, fanny. >> former president trump is now just a few weeks away from the start of jury selection in his hush money case, set to kick off april 15th here in manhattan. this is all laying out as we continue to see the elysian of trump campaigning with his legal calendar. >> 100%

. >> bill: jillian, good evening to you. we have got some breaking news tonight.ox news down 4 alleged child rapists and a ms-13 gang member all in a single morning. >> any questions, you can talk to your team leaders. >> it's the predawn hours in boston. >> kid has a real violent history. ice quickly takes downs first target. an illegal alien from guatemala charged with aggravated child rape. minutes later ice arrest>> ice'e ms-13 member from el salvador charged with a slew of violent crimes. [[bleep] [bleep] >> officers then arrested this brazilian man charged with five counts of aggravated rape of a child. >> how are you guys not notified about a child rapist being released? >> unfortunately, in massachusetts, that's else. and gillian, those sanctuary policies here in the state of massachusetts are putting their officers at risk as well as the public at risk. they say those policies really only protect dangerous criminal aliens. as for all those guys they arrested, they tell me they're all going to stay in federal ice custody until their local charges are resol

>> jillian, john, first of all let's make very clear that marjorie taylor greene yes has filed a motion to vacate the speaker of the house, she didn't drop that resolution into the hopper this morning but has not made it privileged, it's not live which means it's only a threat right now. a real threat to the speaker but only a threat if she does decide to make this live it would force the house to take a vote on a new speaker in the next two legislative days. that is after they come back from a two-week easter break, excuse me, take a vote on ousting the speaker first, not a vote on a new speaker. nothing is happening right now, greene says it isn't personal, she likes mike johnson, but she says he is not doing the job. >> we need a speaker who supports all of us. not a speaker who breaks the 72 hour rule, will not let us vote on amendments or introduce amendments to major funding bills. >> it does not appear that anyone in the conference saw this coming, perhaps only thomas massie who she was talking to on the floor before she did this, congressman lawler just called it idiotic. the ho

. >> okay, jillian frankel thank you for joining us. let's bring in right now adam former new york assistant attorney general. let's start with this, tuesday be the deadline for jack smith and trumps lawyers to present a very unusual request that jury instructions. what do you expect him to see from these two sides? do you think jack smith is going to do it? when she says something like i want you to consider this, does she have to? >> i think he has to comply with the order. he will get an order back from the court about jury instructions. very unusual this early in the case. there is not even a trial date set. then he will have an appealable order. >> is this putting the cart in front of the horse? there is no trial date set yet. >> this is completely putting the cart for the horse. there is no trial date yet. the judge is signaling, as she has signal from the get-go she does not believe in the case and does not believe it is warranted. she is stacking the deck in favor of the defendant. >> is there anything jack smith can do to get t

joining me now, jillian frankel from columbus, ohio.flipside, donald trump made him very inflammatory remarks. tell us what he said. >> reporter: former president trump was here in ohio yesterday rallying on behalf of senate candidate ernie marino, set to face off on tuesday in the primary here in ohio. while he was here, he made some notable comments saying that there would be a, quote, bloodbath if he is not reelected. for added new context, this came up as he was talking about the possibility of a trade war with china over the automobile industry and auto manufacturing plant. he also talked a lot about immigration, it is is in president joe biden's, as he calls it, open border policies. let's hear more from the rally particulars and. >> if i had people teaming with ms-13 and all sorts of people that they have to take care of for the next 50 years. young people are in jails for years. if you call them people. i don't know if you call them people. in some cases, they are not people in my opinion. but i'm not allowed to say that is the

thank you for being with us jillian turner. >> i'm shannon breen up next chase and on the story in placeartha maccallum. >> good afternoon i'm chase gallagher and for martha maccallum this is the story. president -- former president donald trump paying his respects to new york city police officer jonathan diller shot and killed earlier this week during a traffic stop. he was just 31 years old and leaves behind a wife and a 1-year-old son. president biden also in new york for a fundraiser tonight with former presidents obama and clinton. new york city mayor saying biden called him to offer his condolences for the death of officer jonathan diller but let's bring in leo tyrell here with me onset in los angeles, but first national correspondent brian yunus live at the funeral home in new york. brian. >> reporter: it's been raining all day but it's let up. now the hundreds if not thousands of mourners are lined up outside here. can fact this line wraps around the entire funeral home as far as we can see from our vantage point and they are here obviously to honour officer jonathan diller and t

>> jillian a bright, good to be with you. we expect a lot of back and forth when off in a few hours in downtown los angeles. ultimately it's up to the judge to decide whether or not he will move forward with this case. we have new video that we just turned it in the last 15 minutes or so paired special counsel david weiss himself based in dee leading this investigation walking into the front of this federal courthouse here in downtown los angeles which is significant. he was not here for the last hearing but for him to fly all the way across the country, we are definitely expecting some news today. hunter's attorney expected to go over the eight motions that he filed over the past few weeks to dismiss this case. he has a whole host of reasons he says that hunter officially moved his residence to california in 2019 and the indictment focuses on the years before therefore this case should not even be brought in california. special counsel weiss as special counsel can charge anywhere he wants in the country and he did so in this

"instyle" beauty editor kara jillian brown is here. you look fabulous. i love this blazer dress.through what we might see on oscars night starting with makeup. >> the first thing is the cat eye. obviously this is a classic look. it's not going anywhere, but wes got to see great examples. taylor swift, lana del rey, and niecy nash-betts at the emmys, and they looked amazing.& the key is having a great liner. something that's been used a ton this season is the l'oreal infallible grip gel liner. it's got this creamy formula that slides on like butter, and it has a smudger on one end to play with it. you don't have to be($ur precious in the application.4r like, look how good that is and the pigment. >> janai: not just black either. >> it comes in so many colors. >> janai: this is good, yeah, okay. what about nails? >> so, for nails something we've been seeing is the short, square nail. what's fun about this, an early ops trend but coming back. seeing it on dua lipa and olivia rodrigo and selena gomez. what's making it modern and fresh, it's softer. we have a rounded swoval shape. >>

>> hi jillian. we are waiting for the judges decision. we are expecting it to come down at a later date after he heard arguments from both sides on a defense motion to dismiss the indictment against the former president. trump attorneys stephen saito argues that the former presidents efforts to overturn the 2020 election laws in georgia were protected speech including his postelection phone call to george or secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> it is unconstitutional. former president of the united states or anyone else to stand trial on protected speech. it is not just that he lied over and over and over again as counsel for the defendant points out by listing all of the instances in the indictment, it's that each of those was employed in part of criminal activity. with criminal intentions. >> this is the first hearing in the georgia trump case when nathan wade resigned from the case as a condition for district attorney fani willis to continue prosecuting it. the defense is expected to appeal the judge's decision not to disqualify t

. >> bill: let's get jillian turner from the white house. are they saying much of anything right now? >> bill, the white house has not issued any comments in response to this latest supreme court ruling and we really have zero expectation they are going to do so. biden's re-election campaign, though, is highly likely to put out some kind of a response to today's ruling. so we're keeping our eyes and ears peeled for you on that, of course. now, the reason i say this is because back on december 20th, that's the day after colorado first issued this ruling kicking trump off the ballot effectively was asked about this issue and to weigh in from the podium and she said very clearly to reporters that day that consideration to prevent the white house from commenting on this or any other presidential re-election campaign matters. the president himself has been asked about this. most recently back at the end of january, he told a reporter that he was fine with former president trump staying on the ballot in colorado personally but you got to keep in m

there is something for everybody on the is jillian fitzgerald, the owner of casements bar a pleasuref the road. but yeah, she had to uber halfway here. >>úso anyways, getting back to why you are here in light of the gorgeous weather out there, we are going to not do irish coffees this morning. we are going to do a cold brew. irish coffee. yes all right, all right. so for folks that want to do this at home, what do we do.f people love a good irish coffee. and the weather has been so incredible. like we just got to patrick's day weekend. yes. so w irish coffee. very, very similar fashion. we're using a ro and co irish female made female blender female master distiller. >> that is amazing. in light of women's history. >> exactly. yes so we want to highlight laura who's an amazing person and she's a bottle there. >> love that. andúso you can, you can purchase this. >> yes. all all big stores have it so you can get it at all. the big the big chains have it as well. so it's an easy one. this is one everybody can make at home we're going to start do it really quick. >> can i taste it. becau

. >> while amy found most of the cameras, jillian missed half of them. >> she could be in a hotel atnt, but i was planning on this humbling me. >> in the bathroom, you both missed the camera that was pointed directly at the shower, a full shower shot. >> that's scary. i have two daughters she's 18 i have a 21-year-old they travel a lot, too i will definitely make sure they are aware of their surroundings. >> what should people take away from this? >> really pay attention to your environment. when in doubt, just take a towel, put it over something if you are not sure. >> simple steps to make sure no one is watching you in your most private moments. look, airbnb says cases like these are rare, and it has a strict policy against hidden cameras in its rentals it says owners have to notify guests if they have any active cameras in the house this is something people have to be aware of the technology that's out there. >> the video quality, too. >> i know. >> can you buy things to help detect or find any of these cameras that are hidden? >> there are a lot of devices out there. the one that

. >> but that was i was telling you about jillian michaels, the trainer and she said trainer in americale, but she was talking z's. i don't talking about gen z's. i don't really understand what that means. we'll means. but anyway, we'll digress. saying digress. and what she was saying was, these people that was, a lot of these people that have arguments, minute was, a lot of these people that havethey're arguments, minute was, a lot of these people that havethey're backed1ts, minute was, a lot of these people that havethey're backed into minute that they're backed into a corner or they don't have anything positive then anything positive to say, then it's, you me, you've it's, you hate me, you've threatened and i'm going threatened me, and i'm going to a authority, and it's all a higher authority, and it's all about trying get the about people trying to get the last see. last word, as far as i can see. i very interesting i mean, it's very interesting because lot of people we because a lot of people say we know courtesy they will know out of courtesy they will call the pronouns they prefe