pete: 3, 2, 1 -- rachel: go. pete: rachel, you're -- rachel: sorry.ughter] [inaudible conversations] >> whatever you want. >> those are garden roses. pete: i'm going with a little bit of -- [inaudible conversations] rachel: i didn't do the base first, but that's okay. pete: purple on one side. [inaudible conversations] rachel: i'm supposed to win. >> put a nice one in the front. >> 20 seconds. >> i'm helping you. i'm going to help you. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] pete: rick, youing can't steal my flowers. rick: that was yours? i didn't know that was yours. [laughter] >> a little red here. rick: thank you very much. >> i think you think you're on tv or something. [laughter] rachel: come on. >> making me nervous. pete: rick, yours looks like weeds. will: you just grabbed a bunch of roses. pete: they're beautiful. rachel: look at mine. >> come on -- rachel: that's so pretty, come on. >> i think we've got to give it to rachel, to come on. [laughter] rachel: they do love me and i love them. rick: if you were to have another baby, that's what i wou

rachel. rachel: thank you, pete.ay -- was tragically shot and killed in the line of duty wednesday. our next guest can asks where's the outrage from the latino if community? what are they afraid of saying, calling out for latino leaders to decry violence against their own communities. chicago alderman -- lopez joins us now. alderman, thank you for joining us today. >> good morning. rachel: you're at this vigil with, i see the people behind you. before we get into the topic, tell us about officer. >> andres vazquez was about to be a 5-year veteran of our force. he worked in the 8th district which is behind me, and he was a rising star within the police department. everything that you'd want from a chicago police officer, committed to his friends, committed to the county, committed to the community. and of the his life cut short is just absolutely tragedy thetic, and we're here today for the past 20 hours with running for blue lives doing a walking prayer vigil here so that officers know, his family knows that we're st

will, rachel, pete. thank you, marianne. >> there have been several levels of criticism for the administration when it comes to train derailments. there's been 19 p train derailments since december of 2022. there's a ton of derailments in this country. the question is, how much is being exacerbated by incompetence at the highest levels of not just corporate america but governmental agencies like the depa departmef transportation led by pete buttigieg. not just competence, but em pa empathy. there was krist civil after pete buttigieg didn't show up in east palestine, ohio. buttigieg just commented to cnn. >> he said as for any suggestion from trump or supporters that the former president's trip to east palestine pressured him to go, that's bull you know what. buttigieg said. we were already going to go. you know, both the white house and buttigieg immediately called governor dewine in ohio after the most recent train he derailment which thankfully as marianne said likely does not include toxic chemicals,

will, rachel, pete? rachel: wow.s has been an interesting topic, because i generally don't agree with aoc on a lot of things. i do agree that data protection is something we need to focus on i'm also going to say that i feel just as concerned about the censorship, about the sort of curated messages that young people are getting on our american platforms as well. will: i agree. rachel: and by the way if they have mental health issues they aren't just getting it from tiktok, from all of the other places. pete: how likely is it that that passes? rachel: so will and rachel agree with it? pete: in part. no, no, because part of it, she doesn't want to ban tiktok. she wants data privacy which the government we see how great they are at that. >> and tiktok has been working with the treasury department which is a committee that looks at how these companies that are owned by foreign entities or not entities but you know, foreign investors and whatnot, how they can work to protect national security so tiktok has worked to creat

rachel: yeah.ve having all this great music here on the weekends. we're not jealous of the week days anymore, now we have our music. pete: just co-opted it for six weeks. they are setting the house on fire here, it's a wake-up call. rachel: it's i awesome. there's so much energy in the green room. we can't wait to bring them out later in the show. joey: they sound so great. you go to concerts, that doesn't sound quite as good as the radio. that was beautiful. pete: very, very well cone. -- well done. we're one hour into a four-hour tour, one hour behind where we were yesterday. so you do the math of what that all means, i don't know. we're going to start with this, at least two people are kid in california -- dead in california as major flooding devastates entire communities. thousands of people are evacuatedded after a levee breaks from historic rainstorms in the state's central coast. rachel: and in pete's home state of minnesota, blizzard warnings are now in effect for the south and central port

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rachel: yeah.that -- will was saying it's interesting she didn't do the tiktok video in her kitchen. >> i thought that was her social media studio. rachel: she said they weren't banning -- we know it's true so she doesn't want us to look at her gas stove anymore. >> she's a renter, rachel. >> you like what aoc said. [laughter] rachel: that's okay. let's talk about it. first of all, i do believe the chinese government is using tiktok as a foreign influence campaign and you can see it in the willow project which by the way a bunch of chinese bots started showing support for it and of course the social influencers, the americans one here took up and of course the chinese want us to not produce our own oil and gas. that's in their interest and the interest of russia as well. that's definitely happening. but she is absolutely right that we need to do a better job as a nation of protecting our data. >> i 100% a agree with you, rachel. you and i saw this. aoc is in part right here. rachel: yeah, she is. >

rachel is here. rachel: yeah. i have one. >> air ball. rachel: do it. joey: oh!com for more and thank you to thomas and thomas and all the great players behind us and maybe not pete. pete: i'm out of breath. joey: our faith and friends concert series is right back with house fires, the group joining us live with a spiritual perfoperformance next hour. perfoperformance next hour. ♪ ♪ i will build my -- ♪ it is a foundation.

rachel: it'sblicans who are upset. apparently, the manhattan the d.a.'s office, this looks a lot like what the fbi looked like under russiagate where the top guy -- remember, alvin bragg is a soros-funded d.a., these are political people, highly radical x they want this to happen. and everybody else underneath is going, there's really nothing here. they see it for what it is which is a political prosecution. i think it's interesting how you mentioned that donald trump got the standing ovation. this man that's having the opposite effect that these radicals that are trying to continue their persecution of donald trump the, i think it could have the opposite effect. will: it has so far is. rachel: yeah, it has. will: every wild goose chase a after donald trump, it has added up to wile e. coyote. almost every attempt to bring him down has exploded in the faces of his pursuer. joey: what's baked into that candidate, if you're a convicted felon that got out and are running to lead a party, that's baked

rachel: yeah.%. pete: our hat is off to him. i want to say things like, will, go ride the bull, but that's ridiculous, because he would die. and we don't want him to die. [laughter] the rodeo with, it is intense what they do, and it's pretty cool. the american rodeo, what better setting for "fox & friends" weekend, americana. we're down in articling arlington -- arlington, texas. rachel: will, it's really fun seeing you in your element. oh, god, you're ruining everything! i tried to set you up as a ranch hand, and i was already are keeling with your button-down shirt and your nice jacket and all -- come on, will. bring us back -- will: i'm not going to pretend. [laughter] we wear makeup for a living. i pretend to be a cowboy. [laughter] pete: well done. rachel: thanks for ruining it for us. but according to twitter, you're still looking good doing it. turning to the a fox news alert, three women from texas have disappeared in mexico. tear families telling authorities they crossed the border haas mo

rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, rick.ows another bust at the border, illegal immigrants seen hilling under -- hiding under hay bails -- hay bales in the back of a truck. former dhs acting deputy secretary ken cucinelli joins us now. ken, thanks for being here this morning. so we're seeing, especially with brazilians, for some reason we're seeing an uptick. thousands of children basically being rented to create phony families, so maybe the mom comes with a child and then a man pays her off to rent her child they look like they're a family because that way they can stay here. why do we still have laws that encourage this kind of -- it's clearly dangerous for the child. >> it is dangerous for the child. i mean, we've had statistics for years that not just the child, women in mar as well, they're -- many in particular as well, they're molested or assaulted, 30% of them, on the way up in this journey. and look who's running the pipeline, it's cartels and coyotes and gangs, and they're making more money, arguably, off the human

rachel: he didn't kill anyone. will: that we know of. rachel: looking good.e want to mock you but you can't, you look great on that course. you look right at home. we are happy even though we couldn't be there, somebody could be at this all american rodeo. how are you feeling? will: proud. rachel: can you hear us? pete: don't know if you can hear us. when he comes back i will ask him, how long does it take to reach that level of competency on a horse? does he -- has he gone full gallop? rachel: i would like to see will against governor christie noem. who wears it better? who is better on a horse? pete: he will get smoked. rachel: may be. pete: he looks more like the owner of the ranch. than the ranch hand himself. rachel: now he owns a ranch, moving on up. we will talk a little bit more about that. we will turn to a fox news alert. three women from texas have disappeared in mexico. the ap reporting they crossed the border last month and never returned. alexandria hoff joins us with more. >> reporter: fox news has not heard back from the fbi or border patrol b

rachel: yeah.rtant thing you can take away from what's happening is not to see the cartels in mexico as gangs or even the mafia. they operate like isis, and in many states in mexico they operate as the government. they literally -- it's not even that they're coordinating with the mexican government. in some cases they are the government. pete: shadow government. joey: you're more right than you probably even know, they operate like the taliban. they go and prey on desperate people, they prey on a weak government. and you know what the taliban did in the '90s? they went in and got orphans from when the russians came in in the '80s, put hem in incock try nation camps, created hole -- indoctrination camps, creating holy warriors. giving them drugs and power at a young age instead of love and turn them into these people that go and cut heads off and hang bodies from bridges and do these horrific things because as a young human, they didn't learn any better. they were desensitized. what you're looking a

rachel. rachel: pete, so we've had two guests on, which i love about this show that we have both sides. we had congressman waltz i saying we need to be there, you had a guest oning earlier who says nothing we can do here, we've got to get out of there the. break down what both of those points of view are, i think that really matters to americans. pete: yeah, it comes town to what you think the 900 rooms stationed many in syria should be doing -- troops. one of the guests argued if you can't take out isis completely, then they're just sitting kicks for iran because this is iran's play ground as well. iran and isis, not friends. and the attack that happened on thursday that will -- killed one american was the result of an irgc, the iranian republican guard corps, if they can't remove them, get them out because they're sitting ducks. the other argument is if you don't have troops here, your ability to strike isis cells is and isis leaders is diminished. you don't have the same intelligence or fo

rachel: and bbq. rachel: back to you.ete: it has been a month since the devastating toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. president biden has not visited and no trip is scheduled. the ohio governor is calling on the epa and norfolk southern to move contaminated soil immediately, 24,000 tons of soil still waiting to be removed from the community. governor mike dewine joins us to get answers. your more frustrated than anybody. why would there be a delay in removing toxic soil from east palestine? >> you summarized it pretty well. there's been about 3000 tons that have been transported out. the digging continues. what they are doing is piling it up. the us epa and the railroad are working hard to find locations. this thing has become political in places that would normally take this product. they are being turned down in places that are taking stuff that is more dangerous every single day. they have to deal with that. i was frustrated we've got this pile, but in talking to the railroad and the epa a, i'm hopeful th

they are no longer a world order but rachel and by the way rachel good morning to you. >> rachel: good morning. >> steve: puts him back in the game. he loves that and she loves being a power broker. >> definitely enjoys being a power broker. and a defense intelligence analyst said what xi wants is to extend this war. xi believes that the extension of this war helps china. hurts us, depletes our weapons. that's her take. representative elise stefanik she says that the weakness of this administration is what's hurting. listen. >> i think this is a direct result ever the weakness we have seen going back to the early days of the biden administration. whether it was their appeasing of russia. giving vladimir putin nord stream 2 part-time line. catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan that let to the lost of 13 brave service members gold star families. that's weakness on the world stage and weakness has consequences. the consequences of that a rising communist china, a belligerent russia when it comes to invasion of ukraine. so, when it comes to house republicans, we are committing to having

rachel: yeah.n jesse watters last night. will: it was awesome. we're going the make history, we're going to do this. and then they did. rachel: well, i don't have a lot to say about sports -- [laughter] i want to wish a happy st. patrick's day to the sean patrick duffy, that was yesterday, and also my son, patrick duffy. you marry an irish-american -- my brother patrick, his brother patrick, so happy st. patrick's day to the everyone out there. also i want to note that there was a picture in the national anthem that i want to pull up. that was this week, i was in kentucky at -- that said i was turning 50. that was because the national right to life organization in kentucky turned 50, and i'm there with a.g. lynn fitch who is the attorney general from mississippi who brought the case of roe, the cod the case -- the dodd case forward, so an historic, amazing figure she is. and what an amazing anniversaries, all these pro-life organizations after just 50 years celebrating and feeling like their life i

rachel: amazing.ld we would have if everybody would let jesus fill their life. >> i've had front row seats to a couple concerts, that might be the next one. do we have to start talking? can we let them play for a few minutes? it's that good. >> it's the freedom, to your point, of following jesus, being invested, the freedom it brings to your life. rachel: yeah. >> as opposed to the labor of sin and all the other things in this world. this easter season, pour into it if you're at home with your family. rachel: and support groups like house fire, download their stuff. >> absolutely. rachel: all right. >> we go from faith to free throws. [laughter] >> and rachel was outside playing basketball. look at this. look at that. bam! i mean that was -- >> is that one of those moments where you let jesus take it. rachel: he jesus took the wheel, for sure. >> no warmup, no nothing. [laughter] >> i feel like where did you learn that form, it's a good one hand. rachel: yeah. pretty good for a cheerleader. [laughter]

[laughter] >> rachel: all right. coming up, president biden will tout his spending plans today but less than a third of americans approve of how he handles the economy. why families now say their kids could be worse off in the future than they are right now. plus, stuart varney breaks down the economic turmoil next. ♪ call me any, any time ♪ call me ♪ you can call me any day or night ♪ call me ♪ hey, dad. i got an a on my book report. that's cool. and i went for a walk in the woods and i didn't get a single flea or tick on me. you are just the best. -right? i'm great. -you are great. oh, brother. this flea and tick season, trust america's #1 pet pharmacy. chewy. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while travel

rachel: yeah.ell, really che -- rachel, you brought up the need to hold china accountable when coit comes to the -- when it comes to the virus. dan bongino talked about it on his show, most evidence pointing to from several american institutions including the fbi and the department of energy, a leak from the lab. dan bongino is saying it's the crime of the century. >> if the virus leaked or was leaked out of the wuhan lab in january of 2020, it's fair to ask did china pull off the crime of the century? here's what i mean. let's back up a minute and see what the u.s. economy looked like before the coronavirus outbreak. unemployment was at 3.5%, remember that? the average price for a gallon of gas was $2.59. it's amazing what the u.s. economy can do with a little bit of energy independence and a person in the white house with half a brain. the inflation rate was 2.5%, sure sounds a lot better than the 6% rate the biden administration's been bragging about now. rachel: another great point by dan bongi

rachel: good morning.med dead after multiple tornadoes tear through mississippi. dozens are injured and four people are missing. one monster twister believed to be a mile wide carving a path of destruction that stretches over 100 miles. will: the small town of rolling fork was hit first just before 9 p.m. the tornado flattening homes, toppling power lines and downing trees. pete: first responders

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we are done with them. >> rachel: i agree. sean and i were going through trying to find a good movie. let's just watch gladiator, a really good movie. >> brian: that you have seen already. >> rachel: they don't make good most of the like that anymore. >> ashley: hard to find a good movie. we did the same thing yesterday and finally we turned it off. >> steve: action movies for the kids because the kids are the ones that go to the cinema plex. where the money is. >> brian: isn't the jesus movie number one right now? you should have seen that. you chose gladiator over jesus. what is going on with your family? come on. i should talk to sean. [laughter] >> rachel: we are getting spiritual advice from brian. [laughter] >> brian: i'm available. >> rachel: is that a dad joke. >> steve: good movie for easter week. >> brian: two weeks from now. good for next week. >> rachel: coming up, brutal wintry conditions in south dakota and sends a semi-truck into a highway patrol cruiser. the sergeant who survived that crash joins us next with t

rachel: it will be like rwanda. the opposite of forgiveness in race which is required in a multicultural society where people disagree. if you don't have that you get retribution. the school put out a statement, the name of the school. pete: this is springfield school district. will: springfield school district said this. as it relates to this incident concerning participants and staff, the springfield city school district followed appropriate procedures in accordance with board policy. moving forward the district is working with counselors, mental health experts and multiple community partners to provide support to children and staff directly involved as well as those not involved, they will use this as an opportunity to get greater acceptance for community connections. that is predictable nonsense none of which includes parents. rachel: i don't know what that said. here is what has to happen. we look at the curriculum being taught in the school, we want to note had this been in reverse, what would happen to the wh

>> rachel: it uplifts workers entirely.tunity to operate as a unit and have a collective say together about what we think our workplace should look like. >> rachel: one year ago today, her store voted to unionize. >> starbucks can do better for all of us and we are here to stick together in solidaity and show them that that is what is going to happen. >> rachel: maggie said she faced retaliation for her efforts. in the form of reduced work hours. she says it has caused her to lose her benefits. tell me what the work environment is like at your store right now. >> right now, it is chaos. we are very often shortstaffed. we are very often out of things. >> rachel: in a statement to abc news, starbucks responding to retaliation claims saying in part, we are partners have been subject to corrective action including separation. we have consistently held that they engaged in misconduct, contrary to starbucks' established policies and procedures. not in retaliation for their participation in or support of any concerted union activi

rachel: good morning. we go right to a fox weather alert. 28 people confirmed dead after multiple tornadoes tear through mississippi. dozens are injured and four people are missing. one monster twister believed to be a mile wide carving a path of destruction that stretches over 100 miles. will: the small town of rolling fork was hit first just before 9 p.m. the tornado flattening homes, toppling power lines and downing trees. pete: first responders activel searching for survivors, starting to get a better picture of the full scope of the damage. let's go straight to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick: hey, guys, we've been trying to get our reporter out there, but the cell tower in rolling fork is gone, so they can't get any cell service. sunrise time there, local time, 7:01, so exactly right now. we'll start to get some of these images in daylight. this tornado happening in the dark can last night, we've not had any daytime, so search and rescue efforts will continue. this is that storm right now, a

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over to you, rachel. >> rachel: thank you, ashley. dean for approximately her workouts. >> let's take a look at it because spring officially arrives. 5:24:00 p.m. it isn't feel like spring right now. three hours and 33 minutes officially until winter withdrawals. 34 right now in new york. 30 in chicago. 27 in memphis, 28 in atlanta. we have raised advisory's upper million votes along the gulf coast up towards the southeast because it is well buffalo reason. we have our next big storm system moving into the west. that's going to bring heavy coastal rain and mountain snow moving in towards the southwest and that's going to be our next weather maker thursday and friday. i could bring the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. here is the good news. look at this. we had extreme to exceptional drought and parts of california wiped off the map. even though we are dealing with letting obviously, rock slides, mudslides, the good news is it is wiping out the drought in california. we will end with that. rachel, that is an excellent news

rachel: interesting answer.ecomes law within 10 days so he is signaling to chairman xi is not in favor of this, in my opinion, and we will see what happens. josh halley -- josh howley wrote a letter saying stop with this. he said i know you are keenly interested in this bill, communist officials have written to my office demanding we renounce it in their usual lecturing, idiotic style, but the bill will soon be law unless you can convince president biden to veto it, time is up, come clean about your role in spreading covid to the world. it is just weird to have a president who is not as interested as the rest of the country and clearly the congress in finding out or confirming this came from china. if we had known this earlier the repercussions would have been, would have happened. pete: should be the easiest bill to sign, shouldn't be beholden to china at all. but he alluded to it, unless you can convince president biden to veto it hinting at something that greg steube, republican from florida, suggested, if he

>> rachel: you can google.to court. >> brian: class action lawsuit all ed ticketmaster -- >> will: check with todd, todd knows more. >> rachel: he's got swag. >> todd: she's has amazing ears, ooh, look what you made them do. taylor swift fans are heading to court over their bad blood with ticketmaster. swifties waited for hours to purchase tickets. the number of presale codes released outnumbered the number of seats available. >> finally able to get in, all tickets were above face value. is a verified fan and wasn't able to get anything and waitd that long not to get anything. >> we go to stubhub and there were some for $6000, compared to 300 to 400 is absurd. >> todd: ticket chaos prompted a congressional hearing, the ticket company can't seem to "shake it off." you like that, rachel? great war continues today in los angeles. hearings begin against live nation accused of fraud, anti-trust violation, ticketmaster has deals with every stadium for upon swift's concertses. i got about 75% of them? >> will: really

go ahead. rachel. i don't know if these people are that intelligent or sophisticated to tell you the truth. i mean, the best they could come up with was this, with this drawn story, was that, you know, there is a russian jack involved and it basically whiz to fuel on this american drone and thereby harassing edge. it's just, it's just kind of ridiculous. and the fact that we're even talking about this when every single time. there's an incident involving international aerospace and a russian jet that gets a little too close to alaska when you know, rushes right there or anything like that. you know, russian jazz ends up close to europe in international airspace. somehow it becomes a topic and you kinda have to wonder why it is. you're absolutely right. because in a ryan big, it's interesting that we have this incident here which plays to the advantage of all parties involved because of its interpretation. but we have inside the united states with the presidential election coming up. and we had carl tuc

rachel: feel like 1/3 world country. will: at least five police officers injured, hunter is detained as distractor protests rage in france for the second straight night. joe: huge crowds after the french government pushes to raise retirement age without a vote for parliament. todd: 300 been detained across france, most arrested in paris after setting fires and throwing stones and fireworks at police, the chaos comes after french president macron and his government forced to change to the pension program uping the retirement age from 62 to 64 for many workers and trade union members have been protesting by the thousands upset that he pushed the change using a special constitutional power. prime minister elizabeth warren, once it became clear his pension plan wouldn't pass a vote, he said the change is needed to save the pension program and lower its deficit but many union workers say this is a cost put on the workers and they are planning to strike until the government backs down or they grow -- grow's party out. they are

rachel: thank you, jonathan.n fiery protests after the french government pushes to raise the retirement age without a vote from pardon mement. -- parliament. former deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland is next. a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. will: fox news alert, at least five police officers injured and hundreds detained as destructive protests rage in france for a second straight night. huge crowds taking to the streets after the french government pushes to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. that without a vote from parliament. kt mcfarland, former deputy national security adviser, american conservative union board member as well, joins us now. k kt the, great to see you this morning. there have been those this morning i've seen say

rachel, over to you. >> rachel: thank you will. biden administration has reportedly turned to billionaire warren buffett for guidance in the wake of the bank collapse. meanwhile a new study claims nearly 200 banks risk collapsing just like svb with investments making them very sensitive to interest rate hikes. sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. great to have you on as always on sunday morning. what do you make of this? is warren buffett the right person to be advising the administration? what do you make of the risk to community and regional banks that so many people in real america depend on? >> maria: good morning to you, rachel and the team. it is a very tenuous time right now. we are looking at mid sized banks asking the fdic to insure all deposits for the next two years. it is no surprise to me that this administration is calling on warren buffett because in the past, warren buffett has in fact come to the rescue. remember back in the 2008 global financial crisis, buffett invested in bank of america, g

over to you brian and rachel and will. >> rachel: thank you, janice for that update.ebuilding efforts are underway in mississippi governor tate reeves joins us now. governor, thanks for joining us this morning. we know how busy you are. give us a sense of what it looks like physically when you're there. but also what people are going through emotionally in your state in this aftermath of the tornadoes? >> thank you, rachel, for having me on this morning. >> rachel: of course. >> the storm that occurred in the tornadoes hit during the day they tend to have a different effect when they hit in the middle of the night. 25 confirmed fatalities in mississippi on saturday. i hit all four counties where there was major damage and the president declared the major disaster declaration. what i would tell you is there is really two emotions that hit me personally and hit the people in these communities. the first emotion is one of heart break. close knit small communities where everyone's family or a friend and so those who lost their life are known by everyone in the community s

rachel: that is the big deal.show and jesse and announced that. i have to tell you, i am totally fascinated by this. if rfk, robert kennedy junior was pro-life i would vote for him. that's the only thing holding me back because i think he's an honorable person, i think he is serious about service, he's a truth teller and no surprise on his couch that i like disruptors and he would be. will: he has a huge name in the democrat party. he is on the wrong side of the groupthink orthodoxy on covid for sure. it will be interesting to see if he does run how they treat him as a candidate, one that they actually treat as a serious candidate to president biden but he has done a lot of things. he would have a reason to be on that platform. and williamson is interesting too. rachel: i don't know how they treat that. i think it is the most interesting thing to happen to the democrat party in a long time politically. i hope he says yes and jumps in. can he beat that machine? that's a powerful machine, the biden team is really th

rachel, over to you.e mississippi as rescuers sift through debris in a desperate search for survivors. this after deadly tornadoes ripped through the american south leaving at least 26 dead and thousands without power. joining is now the superintendent of amory school district. brian jones. thank you so much for joining us, our hearts go out to everyone in your community, let me just start from the beginning what does it feel like to wake up today and see everything to take it in, what are you in your community members going to? >> it is very overwhelming to see what is going on. a lot of damage was done. i say we have great community support, a lot of people coming from different places to help the debris scattered all throughout our city and done a lot of damage. rachel: but i see the pictures i cannot imagine what that process looks like for a cleanup, i can imagine being in person, i think a lot about the children. we had video of a young boy explaining what he went through a sounds so terribly trauma

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rachel, back to you. >> rachel: thank you, rick.p, alex clark at turning point usa is here with me to go over to latest and greatest stories. starting off, up up and away with wokeness. the next superman movie will reinstate the motto truth, justice, and the american way. it also focus on the man of steel's patriotic up bringing. alex, what's your take on this? >> well, let's just hope, rachel, we can cross our fingers that superman is not going to end up as some climate activist. i think americans did a really good job voting with their dollars last year showing up to movies like top gun which were very wholesome and pro america. let's just hope that james gunn is going to take his role in rebuilding the d.c. universe seriously and leave out the woke stuff. >> rachel: you think this is not a director's whim? this is a response to top gun. this is demand on part of moviegoer. excellent. i agree with you on that. okay. now this is interesting. a professor in marketing at loyola university has found a new place to find systemic racism

rachel. >> rachel: sleep tight. bye, will. >> will: up next, what's wrong with the show friends?iggest star says it could never be made today. qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. >> it ranks one of the greatest sitcoms of all times. everybody loved friends. jennifer and stop says people tell her friends is unacceptable. a show that went off the air 20 years ago already offensive. young americans say friends was too white and too mean. >> here's my boy and here's his barbie. >> where is monica? >> over here, dad. >> wait. >> life so easy in america kids are accepting for things to be offended by. michigan state just released and language guide banning words considered offensive by kids. what are the words? jimmy here to go over those words. >> i look like an ecstacy dealers from the 90s. >> let's go through some of the words. the first word up. female. no more at michigan state. >> how about a trigger warning before you hit me with that level of aggression? we are ensent i haveizing people to seek outrage. people are looking fo

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is any of that true, rachel? >> rachel: it's absolutely true.e been seeing these promos for y'all's show on sunday. you're having a concert? >> pete: we are. we have kicked off for the easter season, oh, sorry. i don't know if you said me or rachel. >> rachel: go ahead, pete. >> pete: faith and friends concert series. donte bo is with us on sunday. like you are going to church just a few hours early. absolutely beautiful performance last weekend and the concert series goes all the way through easter so about six weeks. join us for it. >> brian: anything to ask will, griff? >> griff: will, are you going to go see cocaine bear? very important movie. >> i will tell you this, griff i many see it i don't know worthy of a movie ticket. to a point i'm interested. >> ainsley: go see je jesus revolution we want that to do well too. i. i might wait until that comes out apple tv. >> griff: big screen is tempting. oscar business tore russ could be released on parole weeks after serving half of his 13-year sentence for the murder of his girlfriend convicted

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, jason. it's great to see you in that chair. great to have you here. >> thank you so much. i >> thank you so much. i am honored. thank you so much. >> excellent. all right. thanks to you at home as well for being here. we're super happy to have you here. september 29th, 1973. the vice president of the

rachel: okay.art: how do you think americans feel about a presidential candidate wielding a baseball bat prior to a possible indictment? i'm calling his judicial opponent an animal. now, how do you think you feel? is that a place in american politic? rachel: listen if you want to line up all of the things donald trump has done that aren't the way other people do it, i agree. there's a lot of things people don't like about him but at the same time there's a lot of people that like the strength that he shows and think that he is the one person who can take on what i think is a real deterioration in our country. economically, but also i think this justice system is, and that's why this situation with alvin bragg is so important. do i care that donald trump, you know, paid off some hooker? i don't love it, but you know what bothers me more? china paying off our president. our current president, so i'm just saying let's look at things in fairness. stuart: okay, fairness is a good thing. rachel, thank yo