fox news' religion correspondent lauren green joins us now. lauren, congrats on the book. this study for our viewers who, you know, this doesn't surprise you. why is this the case? >> well, it doesn't surprise me because we understand the people who go to church actually find the answers to the big questions of life. i mean, religion is not just a set of doctrines that you believe in, but it has a set of answers to the big questions of life. why am a i here? what's the purpose of my life, you know? how do i treat people? these are the answers that that everybody wants to find -- the questions that people want to find the answers to. just think of the grammy song of the year, what am i made for? that just shows you the angst of this age. and so the bible has answer as to these questions. i mean, if you think about psalm 37, delight yourself in the lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart because god knows the desires of your heart because he made your heart. so he understands. taking your heart felt desires to god and delighting in god will give you those big an

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lauren green is live with tonight's lesson. lauren, good evening. >> good evening, trace.l, you know, for the biden administration, the push for so-called diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives has been and remains a top priority. >> equity is a cornerstone issue for this administration. not only do we have a day one eo that was really designed to drive's, but our second eo was really designed to create the infrastructure within agencies to drive equity across the board. >> reporter: well, this includes nearly $1 million in taxpayer funded research grants provided by the national science foundation to the university of minnesota, colorado state university, as well as florida international university to make biology, quote, inclusive for transgender students by rejecting traditional notions that there are only two genders. >> we do this work in education there's not something that we do that's not part of our equity initiative because education is equity in this country. >> reporter: one of the research grants awardeded to colorado state university claims that the over

lauren green covering president trump's upcoming remarks in nevada and likely his rebuttal to president biden. but we begin at bill melugin and the late-breaking information on the white house damage control. >> good evening to you. the damage control did not go well, to say the least. on a day of damaging headlines all about his mental acuity, president biden held a press conference from the oval office where he hoped to show he is still sharp. instead, he quickly had multiple gaps and appeared combative at times. the first gaffe happened when biden expressed anger that special counsel robert hur said in his report that biden couldn't remember when his son beau died while being questioned by investigators. he couldn't say where his late son got his rosary. >> it was even reference to that i don't remember when my son died. how in the hell dare he raise that? frankly, when i was asked the question i thought to myself -- let me tell you something. somebody who commented, eyewear, since the day he died, every day, the rosary he got from our lady of -- >> he never finished that statement.

. >> i'm lauren green, live in new york. former president donald trump can chalk to more victories in the race for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. >> nevada caucus goers delivered all republican delegates to donald trump last night. the former was the only major candidate in the silver states contest. former south carolina governor nikki haley opted to skip the caucuses. she instead took part in tuesday night's no stakes. trump isn't making it a secret that he's ready to be the last candidate standing. >> i don't know why, she continues. she's a you know, i don't really care if she continues. it's know. i think it's bad for the party. i think it's actually bad for her. >> mr. trump also notched a win . haley in the us islands caucus for republican gop delegates were at stake there. it was the islands first ranked choice contest. all eyes are now set on the republican primary in south carolina in two weeks. it's nikki haley's home state, but trump has received most establishment documents there. and i'm lorne gre

i'm lauren green, we are. and also trump talking about the attack in israel and the war in ukraine, saying none of that would happen had he been president. and his plan is to make america great again. i'm lauren greene. we're going to go back to jesse watters primetime. but if the president comes out and speaks, or the former president comes out and speaks again or is starting to be kind of clear up some of those technical problems, those audio problems will bring him back to you live. i'm lauren te will bring him back to you live. >> your memory has gotten worse? >> my memory is fine. >> if you look at the transcript, it is a joke. the sarcasm did not translate at the time. i don't know how it was in the room. you thought he performed how today? >> i was asking him if his memory is so bad he has to step down as president. that is a straightforward and hard but uncomfortable question. i wouldn't expect him to laugh it off. it is a serious thing. he needs to convince people he can go another five years when peo

stay prayed up. >> ainsley: lauren green joins us now. i'm shocked. it's wonderful.the sports field. because there are a lot of athletes very religious. the ads for he gets us though were far more challenging than they were last year it shows people washing the feet of people that they would never even associate with. this is to mirror washing the feet of his apostles the day before, the night before he was arrested and would die. he knew he was washing the feet of people who would deny him and who would betray him. so powerful to see this imagery of people washing the feet of those who they would never associate with. very powerful. >> ainsley: there were no words during that commercial. it was just the imagery of someone outside of an abortion clinic cleaning the feet of a young lady who, you know, might have been inside. those types of images. a police officer washing the feet of someone in the african-american community. >> lauren: also not even that, a priest washing the feet of someone who was obviously either a trearntiond or, you know, homosexual or whatever,

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chief religion correspondent lauren green is here with more. >> we've heard many accounts about the risei-semitism around the country and about the fears many jews feel in communities and on college campuses. this survey gives us hard facts. according to the annual survey from the american jewish committee state of anti-semis many in alarming. 78% of jews feel unsafe in the land of the free and brave. 63% feel less secure that the foundations of life and liberty still apply to them. 46% have changed their behavior out of fear of anti-semitic aggression. >> we can't accept a situation where an entire group within our country feels legitimately so at risk that it is afraid to do things in our society that would cause them to be identified as the proud jews that they are. >> the survey also highlights challenges for jewish students on college campuses. one quarter of jewish students feel uncomfortable unsafe and avoid symbols that would identify them as jewish. >> the result of all of this is that you are silencing free speech and making it harder for jewish students and for their views to

most loyal supporters of the bulk of this is because including the met gates and marjorie taylor, green, lauren, but t carry lake a vice presidential hopeful and election. conspiracy theorist is also scheduled to speak up some top prominent republicans like former vice president mike pens and the only candidates still standing it gets trumped in the presidential primary. nikki haley. i think what we're going to see at c pack is we're going to see a continue showcase of a party that is wrapping itself around on a crash and fascism. the regular keynote speaker in the 1st decade of c pac gatherings was then president ronald reagan. you were to jeer off the, his message constant. republicans, especially as wisely fellow citizens fell. conservatives of our time is now our moment has arrived to be another moment has arrived for republicans, as the c pack is likely to demonstrate upon people has become a party for one might kinda, oh, just sierra washington of mexico's most active volcanoes erupt. thing again, prompting the government to issue a gallow in a, it's cool pool pool. kathy pethel and has b

most loyal supporters of the bulk of this is because including the met gates and marjorie taylor, green, lauren, but t carry lake a vice presidential hopeful and election. conspiracy theorist is also scheduled to speak up some top prominent republicans like former vice president mike pens and the only candidates still standing against trump in the presidential primary. nikki haley. i think what we're going to see at c pack is we're going to see a continue, a showcase of a party that is wrapping itself around on a crash and fascism. the regular keynote speaker in the 1st decade of c pac gatherings was then president ronald reagan. you were to jeer off the, his message constant republicans, especially as wisely fellow citizens, fellow conservatives. our time is now our moment has arrived to be another moment has arrived for republicans, as the c pack is likely to demonstrate upon people has become a party for one kind of, i'll just sierra washington a well, that's a, it's a major and also the moment for news in half an hour one. 0, one east is next. president biden says once a 2 state solution fo

lauren: one more. stuart: new york city has a new target in the latest green push. don't tell me, tide pods? eating them, remember? but with now they're bad for the environment. they, there's pva in them. it's a plastic that becomes a microplastic during the wash cycle, okay? some scientists believe that was pollutes the waterways. a myself councilman who was almost 70 years old, not young, has a bill to make selling them illegal in new york city. you get caught selling them, $400. caught again? $800. one more time, $1200. caps at $1200, by the way. if approved, this would go into effect of january, 2024. stuart: is it just tide pods? lauren: i think the laundry sheets as well, the anti-static -- stuart: everybody's going to go out and buy massive quantities -- lauren: in new jersey. stuart: in new york city, and then they'll go to -- lauren: i get all my puff -- stuff from amazon, how would they police -- stuart: good stuff, good story right in. the roses are for you maybe. lauren: oh, thank you. i like yellow. stuart: the 10-year pressure trt up this morning. 4.25 is the yield on the 10-ye

green. >> down 10 well, lauren says we've got to soak this up while we cam, though it's like ireland out there. i mean, everything is green right now, right? all that rain that we've had to get a little sunshine. >> not long before everything is grown out. they're starting to see a couple of flowers popping up giving you hit that spring is not all that far away. but winter is far from done with us the season. we've got a lot of rain to come outside right now. we're looking good. nice conditions out there. some sunshine to enjoy. not much in the way of cloud cover. a couple clouds popping up over the mountain tops. pretty nice cargo ship coming inside the golden gate bridge right now. here's the long-range forecast models. we head out over the 6 to ten-day period starting next week, march 30. you can see all that green beginning to show up again in northern california, including the bay area. and that is showing above normal precipitation likely during that period. in fact, looking at the long-range forecast for the entire month of march, talking about above normal precipitation, possibly for t

marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, that leadership is mimicking this fringe, bizarre worldview.rump is willing to not only play along but late this. it has become the center of the republican party. if you go issue by issue, not just matters of choice and ivf, this week, same six marriage, it is a fun things like was the election legitimate in 2020? most republicans site it was not. things like vaccines, things like climate change, and so forth. when you get into a general election, this is not the kind of both spokespeople and issues you want to be winning over us when voters with. then when you add that to donald trump's court and legal problems, that not exactly a way to win over the center, either. maybe you pick up a few people who think he's being treated unfairly, but that would seem like a really small number compared to where the center is of the american electorate. >> financial times reports trump's donors have fallen by 200,000 compared to 2019. does this tell you the parties and through adjacent for trump is dwindling? >> it might be that it is dwindling. it might a

contrasting that with marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and matt gaetz and tommy tuberville in the future of the republican party, that contrasting get pretty stark pretty fast if you show it to people. there will be no organizing tool like donald trump back in the public eye -- media, if you are listening, show trump in all his glory. voters need to see it. [applause] jonathan: we will bump up against time but i do want to be a little philosophical. what happens next? sarah: i am going to eat lunch. [laughter] jonathan: we will hit an inflection port in eight months when one of three things will happen. donald trump will win the election fair and square and become the president. one pathway. joe biden will win the election and will wind up sworn in again after whatever happens, because i just assume there will be challenges again. " stop the steal 2" will be much better organized than "stop the steal 1." the third option is biden wins and the results are overturned. alternate slates of electors that create confusion. the reform act is taken before the supreme court to see how

most loyal supporters of the bulk of the c is because including the met gates in marjorie taylor, green, lauren, but t carry lake a vice presidential hopeful and election conspiracy. terrace is also scheduled to speak up some top prominent republicans like former vice president mike pence and the only candidates still standing against trump in the presidential primary. nikki haley. i think what we're going to see at c pack is we're going to see a continue showcase of a party that is wrapping itself around, autocrats and fascism. the regular keynote speaker in the 1st decade of c pac gatherings was then president ronald reagan. you were to jeer off the his message constant. republicans, especially as wisely fellow citizens fell conservatives. our time is now as our moment has arrived to be another moment has arrived for republicans, as the c pack is likely to demonstrate upon people has become a party for one kind of, i'll just sierra washington, an indian c cor, your order has joined, protesting farmers in northern punjab state, they say they're, they're doing this to protect farmers from the p

lauren: filed for bankruptcy. stock's catering. another green company having trouble. yonara. thanks, lauren. british media reports that prince harry has aa arrived at king charles' residence in london. he's with his father as his father battles cancer. we'll have a full report from london with the latest on that that coming up here. >>> an a.i. chat bot helping people get referrals to mental health services. do people really need -- really trust a diagnosis from a robot? we'll dig into its effectiveness. >>> the odds of a border bill getting passed through congress increasingly unlikely, but border patrol has endorsed the bill. what's the big issue here? i'll ask senator roger marshall, who doesn't like this bill. he's next. ♪ welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so, my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. our neighbors, the garcía's, love working with you. because the advice we give is personalized, -hey, john reese, jr. -how's your

lauren: it is brighter now though. stuart: i'm moving on. 10:00 eastern. straight to the money, the green is there, nasdaq up one hundred 42 points, 40 on the dow, up 24 on the s&p. the 10 year treasury yield dropping below 4. 4%, 423 to be precise, the price of oil closer to $80 a barrel, 7864. look at bitcoin. more on this later but now you've got almost $63,000 on bitcoin. potential realtors, the latest reading on pending home sales. lauren: increasing by stronger than expected 4. 9% in the 9% in the month of january, forward-looking and that represent the contract signed, not closed. maybe a little bit of a decrease, decreased 4. 9%. 9%. stuart: let's turn that around. expected to increase and we had a contraction dropping 4.9%. a correction in the month of january. you go to 74. 3. year over year down 8.8%. stuart: not what realtors wanted to hear. now this. democrats deliberately launched a legal attack on donald trump's campaign for reelection. it's not going well. political prosecutions should have no role in our constitutional republic of the plan to put trump on trial, convict h

contrasting that with marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and matt gaetz and tommy tuberville in the future of the republican party, that contrasting get pretty stark pretty fast if you show it to people. there will be no organizing tool like donald trump back in the public eye -- media, if you are listening, show trump in all his glory. voters need to see it. [applause] jonathan: we will bump up against time but i do want to be a little philosophical. what happens next? sarah: i am going to eat lunch. [laughter] jonathan: we will hit an inflection port in eight months when one of three things will happen. donald trump will win the election fair and square and become the president. one pathway. joe biden will win the election and will wind up sworn in again after whatever happens, because i just assume there will be challenges again. " stop the steal 2" will be much better organized than "stop the steal 1." the third option is biden wins and the results are overturned. alternate slates of electors that create confusion. the reform act is taken before the supreme court to see how

including klan mom marjorie taylor greene and the beetlejuicer herself, lauren boebert. [ laughter ]ho is obsessed with trying to pin a major crime on joe biden's son. meanwhile yesterday, her son was arrested and is facing 22 charges stemming from a "string of vehicle trespass and property thefts." he is also being charged with attempted growing of a moustache. [ laughter ] we wish him well. the other big news out of washington today was from mitch mcconnell, who made a surprise announcement. after an unprecedented 17 years as the top republican in the senate, he's hanging it up. >> one of life's most underappreciated talents is to know when it's time to move on to life's next chapter. >> jimmy: and then he died right on the spot. [ moans and applause ] yeah, he just melted and sunk. he's fine, he's fine. he will be retiring to the galapagos islands to spend more time with the other 500-year-old turtles. [ laughter ] [ applause ] meanwhile, and this is interesting. a lot of court stuff happening with trump. an appeals court today ordered that trump must pay the full $450 million jud

lauren. check the markets, please. we're back in the greennd not much compared to yesterday's ton of red ink. dr barton for us this morning. does yesterday's inflation number change your outlook, 3.1% on cpi? change your outlook on stocks? >> it does not, stuart. we've been talking about a market that's been happy, that's got lots of cash still on the sidelines, amazingly, and company earnings doing better. pushing out one or two more fed meetings till the fed gives us a hint of dropping rates, they'll give us intermediate popping around, volatility, but doesn't change my outlook at all. stuart: okay, you like uber. it's up big today because they've got a big stock buy back program, $8, 11%, $77 a cheryl where do you see uber going? i own a thin sliver so i'm happy but where's it going? >> yeah, the last time we talked about this, stuart, was march of last year. about 80% ago. this thing has given us a nice drive up since then. i can see it tacking on in addition to today and end of the year and stock buy back is actually a pretty big deal be

green but not much. put it like that, dow up 20, nasdaq up 60. laureni want to hear about octa, which i'm familiar with. lauren: up 20%. they've got a rare double upgrade from sell all the way to buy from bank of america. stock at 104 and price target doubled to 135. a really strong quarter and strong guidance going forward, bank of america liked and other brokerages. stuart: what about boeing? lauren: they're down and report that the department of justice, department of justice is scrutinizing what happened on alaska airlines max 737 -- 737 max 9 jet when the door blew out. this could be potential criminal liability. just yesterday the faa gave boeing 90 days to fix and address the comprehensionive issues. stuart: supreme court reviewing whether president trump has a place in the election interference case. shannon bream with us. is a trial or conviction not likely to happen before the election? i suspect briden wants that to happen and probably won't. what say you? >> stu, i think it's a lot less likely either things happens before we all go to the ba

. ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) >> a little bit of green on wall street nasdaq at 33 points. laurenw about palo alto it is up today. >> remover the selloff after the earnings report down 23% because the billings were disappointing. i guess that was overdone the stock is at 300 6.5% gains reaffirming their positive rating on the cybersecurity n name. however, they adjusted their price target down they go from 40325. stuart: would turn up last week, down today. >> four and half percent, hsbc cuts them to the equivalent of a cell there skeptical of the personalized cancer vaccines after the rsv vaccine research said maybe it's not as effective as some of the competitors. stuart: tesla one of the mag seven stocks but way down this year. >> is down 22% but fortunately the ev makers are largely higher, tesla is up 3% in their showing optimists that is the robot that can fold shirts into a whole bunch of things. it can also walk like a human around the lab, that is the latest update. stuart: cannot put the laundry in the washing machine taken out, put in the dryer ticket out of the dryer a

lauren: overs are placing them in the dow jones industrial average, the same day amazon switches that with all greensthis gives the index exposure to uber which is the only ridesharing company in it. stuart: toll brothers, where are they? they are up today, 6%? lauren: luxury homebuilder, seeing a marked increase in demand, strong start to the spring selling season, they raise their for your outlook and expect to deliver more homes, as many as 10,500. stuart: crowd strike, cybersecurity stocks way down, almost across the board. lauren: a hollow alto is down 26%. disease scaling down 14. the worry is palo alto's warning the day i spending a slowing could spark a price war. everyone struggling with discount prices to get more business, not good for the bottom line. this is that. stuart: they have had a meteor it rise as well, extraordinary. very unusual, thanks. coming up, more than 450 chinese migrants crossed into california in three days illegally. lawmakers say the dramatic spike is raising national security concerns. israeli forces conducted a raid in gaza killing multiple hamas fighters as the us

that one they're expecting a green light from the regulators for an rsv vaccine. stuart: wayfair, deal with them fast, please. laurenre active customers if. there you go. stuart fourth thank you very much, indeed. [laughter] a couple of ev makers. way, way down this morning. look, the bloom is off the a ev rose, isn't it? lauren: do you feel bad for rivian? stuart: no. lauren: i see more of them on the roads. their headlights, they just look so happy, right in a little different from everything else out there. no one cares. >> truly, nobody cares. stuart: lauren: they're cutting 10% of their salaried work force. they're losing money on every single ev that they make. burning through cash because they're building a new plant in georgia. this year 57,000 vehicles is the forecast. [laughter] we were expecting 81,000. last year, more than 57,000. there's no growth. because there's no demand. stuart: is so it's down 24%. lau lauren yeah. stuart: lucid, is that -- lauren: when they went public three years ago a, they said we're going to make 90,000 vehicles a year. do you know what their forecast is for this year? 9,000.

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green. this is consistent with we've already heard from lauren aaron on monday about our key budget drivers. as. this slide is similar but shows a more granular breakdown of the growth in numbers by line item. again, we see operating capital program. the greatest driver. in addition, we have our new operating proposals listed here which totaled 9.8 million over the two years. this is offset by 3.9 million salary savings for net increase of 5.9 million overall. budget request summary the slide summarizes all of our budget requests by division and by by line item. um. overall, the one year total request is a 10.9 increase, and then the two years another 10.6 for a total of 22.7 increase total for end of fiscal year over fiscal year 2324. next, i'll go into our operating budget. uh, this slide provides a quick overview of our current fiscal year budget. and we want to note here is that as we go through our new proposals today, you'll see that these requests are in labor non personnel services and materials and supplies. and while they are important to fulfilling our mission they're not the larg

green regulations. the labour party has called for the tory mp lee anderson to be suspended over what it described as islamophobic comments about the mayor of london. hello, i'm lauren taylor. there've been further russian attacks on ukrainian cities as kyiv marks the second anniversary of president putin's full—scale invasion. for a second night running, targets in the port city of odesa have been hit, killing one person. three others were seriously injured. the anniversary has been marked by a meeting of the un security council, which was told by the secretary—general that the conflict was an open wound at the heart of europe. the eu commission chief ursula von der leyen praised the "extraordinary resistance" of the ukrainian people, as she arrived in kyiv. she was travelling alongside the prime ministers of italy, canada and belgium. and in the last couple of hours, former uk prime minister borisjohnson also arrived in kyiv. in a post on x, mrjohnson said he had "no doubt that the ukrainians will win and expel putin's forces" — provided the uk gives ukraine the military, political and economic help that they need. this is the scene in kyiv, live this morning on t

majority they have in the house is completely beholden to the maga right to marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz and laurenectly over the phone from donald trump. that's the situation that we're in. you know, i wish that the block of republicans that see what's happened to their party would stand together and get out of the republican party and start something new at this point, but it's a completely contaminated exercise. when i see nikki haley talking about what's happening, she's right, of course, but it's too late. she went along with trump for a long time and even worked for him and so a lot of them, like chris christie or nikki haley, will either their eyes open or they decide to start telling the truth, but it's just too late because he controls their party and if through some miracle she were to start winning primaries, donald trump, he would just leave. he would lurch out of the gop and run outside. so they may as well do it first and say that there's really nothing left there. >> congressman, you mentioned the republicans' slim majority, it just got a little smaller. i want to get your thoughts o

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green regulations. the labour party has called for the tory mp lee anderson to be suspended over what it described as "islamophobic" comments about the mayor of london. hello, i'm lauren