jillian: wow. the masked individual threatening wheeler after the mayor announced an aggressive crackdown on rioters in the city. police are investigating that is chilling. jillane maxwell is behind bars. photo shows maxwell with a bruise. the attorney says the apparent injury has caused friction between her and guards at the detention center in brooklyn. maxwell's attorney also says the bruise could be from covering her eyes every night because guards shine lights in her cell every 15 minutes. maxwell awaiting trial for sex trafficking and other charges related to alleged abuse by jeffrey epstein. how about this? tim tebow could be making be a nfl comeback according to espn. the 3-year-old heisman trophy winner who played for the broncos, eagles and jets reached out to the jacksonville jaguars to try out. the head coach meyer was tebow's head coach. he has now switched his position to tight end. tebow retired from baseball in february after a five-year run in the new york mets minor league system

jillian: literally on my tv all the time. todd: that construction at dc studios, nothing gets done fast in dc. it is incredible what they have done. appreciate it. president biden won the peach stay by slim margin in 2020 but former georgia state rep bernie jones says donald trump overall has a better message for african-americans. listen. >> donald trump had a good playbook in the african-american community. what do you have to lose? joe biden, if you vote republican they will put you back in chains. who was switching and baiting? nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, i am reminded of the wizard of oz, no brains, no courage and the other has no -- you know what i am saying. when i think about them they are not being led by dorothy and toto, the wicked witch of the south, stacy abrams. todd: president biden's first 100 days were, quote, full of failure, lives and one stumble after another. jillian: in north carolina protesters take to the streets as the sheriff identifies three deputies who opened fire in the deadly shooting of and

jillian: thank you for joining us. keep us updated. >> a teacher berates a student after he calls police officers heroes. >> who do you call when you are in trouble? >> call the police as i don't trust them. ashley: more from that shocking exchange coming up. jillian: pulling off the cdc committee, the johnson & johnson vaccine, a decision the cdc reversed. ♪♪ ♪♪ it's my life ♪♪ now or never ♪♪ i ain't going to live forever survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international fellowship of christians and jews urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the essentials they criti

jillian. senator tim scott argued the push against critical race theory in america's schools. >> a hundred years ago kids in classrooms were taught the color of their skin was their most important characteristic. today kids are being taught that the color of their skin defines them again and if you look a certain way they an oppressor from colleges to corporations to our culture, people are making money and gaining power by pretending we haven't made any progress at all. ainsley: our next guest sponsored a bill in idaho handing the teaching of critical race theory in our schools. karl crabtree joins us now. good morning to you. >> well, good morning, ainsley. i'm glad to be with from you idaho. ainsley: we're glad to have you here. why did you want to sponsor this bill? why was it important to you? >> well, we are maybe a little different in idaho we don't like to be told what to think. we heard of isolated incidents of student being coerced and these were conservative students about their vie

jillian: oh my gosh. [laughter] >> and so when he says hope over fear nothing quite says we are not going to be afraid anymore like basically evacuating the house floor and keeping just a few of us in there. todd: before we get into what you did not like in the speech was there anything you did like in the speech? >> yeah, actually, i thought some of the stuff he did was right on the money. i mean, when he started talking about ending forever wars and getting us out of afghanistan; i think that was good. i'm in total agreement with that when he started talking about we have to be competitive with china and when he started talking about we need to buy american and support america, i thought those things on a narrative messaging point, that was right on the money; however, his policy statements affiliated with those things dubious whether he was sincere about those statements that i think 90% of americans agree with. jillian: you know something that a lot of people didn't necessarily like is that he didn't

jillian: i love the way you insert other phrases. carley: pg in the morning. todd: a girl scout troop in virginia going futuristic, delivering cookies during the pandemic, check it out. they partnered with google to drop cookies from the sky. these wing drones deliver cookies, the girls don't fly drones though i think that would be entertaining in its own but they help prepare the orders and learn about the technology. i say let them fly. i would pay extra to see that. 47 after the hour, paying the piper, president biden wants wall street to fund his $1.8 trillion progressive plan. >> our next guest as we all end up putting the bill. peter morici is on deck. >> from our friends at fox but, download the super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000, all you have to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 show, topics range from entertainment to sports, it is free to play, download the super 6 apps and i will throw in a popular dance to bill bill bill, you don't want to miss it. ♪♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess

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let's go. ♪ ♪ jillian: beautiful. a shot of san francisco at 2:54 in the morning out there if you are awake. early good morning, good night, i'm not sure. that's a beautiful picture. when i was out there at the beginning of march though, nothing was open, nothing because of covid restrictions. i'm curious to see. todd: june things are going to open up. knock on wood. jillian: we will keep you posted. meantime republicans attorneys general bringing a barrage of lawsuit against president biden as he nears 100 days in office. taking keystone pipeline legislation and more. todd: a.g. rutledge joins us now. there are like 19 of these suits. don't have time for all of them. what the are main legal challenges you want to let our viewers know about. >> well, president biden with a stroke of a pen is canceling jobs. he is canceling energy independence and taking away arkansans rights. we have joined 4 plus lawsuits on the state of arkansas. the keystone pipeline not only did are a can san's jobs. my husband is thinking how muc

jillian: doctor -- >> and do everything. jillian: what is next in this research? >> we have one year. the appropriate location, the specific muscle groups, that started a few days ago. to get them to do things and i think he has been doing that for the first few days. you can partially assist us with that which is great. to see which muscle groups and that. jillian: what is it like to see success or its likeness and to see someone like josh, to get his function back. >> it is truly an honor. they are absolutely in this 100%. there are bumps around the road, it has been a fantastic patient. jillian: you are fighting for yourself and we are all behind you in support of this and hope you come back to us in another few months and another year and say look what i can do and would love to talk to you again, thank you. thank you for your service, thank you for what you are doing. todd: san francisco da, he walked free twice, kills a baby. that story next. he wrote a letter to lebron to talk about policing in america and talks about his open invitation to the nba star. th

jillian: local media reports at least 6 people arrested overnight after protesters break curfew in north carolina this following the release of an authority in the police shooting death of andrew brown junior. >> this report shows me that was footage. >> before the one hundredth day in office. and more spending to come. >> a professional golfer breaks

charles: jillian, let me ask you about tomorrow night. president biden will still make the pitch on higher capital-gains taxes. they also let it slip that if you're a couple, then a mr. dollars goes into effect, which essentially says people making less than a million will make higher capital-gains tax. "wall street journal" editorial board called it the dumbest tax idea. so explain why it is so dumb. >> well basically at this level the government is going to lose money by imposing this tax. it is purely punitive. that is the only value it has, to punish the rich. i think that is a terrible idea. when we're talking about some benefits we've seen over the last year, again enhanced unemployment really sticks out. this is not talking to millionaires and billionaires. when i talk to small businesses they say this is just killing my competitiveness. they're saying that we raised wages. we offered more benefits. we still can't find anybody to come to work to do the job. charles: yeah. >> i think that is really fundamental undermining the americ

jillian turner has the story. this eliminates some math courses, which courses are eliminated here? >> what is happening is the virginia department of education is overhauling the statewide math curriculum in order to achieve what they are calling equity. it will keep algebra one and algebra 2 as part of the standard curriculum but will refer to them as central concepts and geometry, calculus as a requirement and only offer them to high schoolers as an advanced course for eleventh and twelfth grade students. fox news has spoken with virginia high schoolers, the new proposal will hurt them and their friends for years. the freshman on track to take calculus before eleventh grade tells us this. >> i'm at a spot right now that i can take risks. >> her older sister hannah, taking pre-cal about her status. >> i am a competitive edge in the workplace and going into college because i fulfilled requirements so looking at classes for higher education. >> the students share their parents fears the fox news is talking to them this week about the repercussions of this program could dramatically

hey, jillian. if. jillian: start off your stories with this story here. sixth day of protest overnight in a north carolina city after a black man is shot and killed by deputies. >> say his name. >> andrew brown. >> elizabeth city under state of emergency as demonstrators demand justice for andrew brown jr. brown's family watched some of the body cam video of the shooting and says it shows him being, quote, executed. they want the video being made public and a hearing on a release is set for today. evacuations are underway in arizona as a wildfire more than doubles in size fire officials say the flag fire has grown from 600 acres to 1400. at least 200 homes were ordered to evacuate and emergency declaration was issued in mojave county. the red cross has set up a temporary shelter at elementary school. unclear what started the fire. passes the signature mark needed to qualify for the parking lot. so far the petition has gathered over 1.6 million signatures, well over the 1.4 million needed. county officials have two more days to verify and report any remain

jillian: it is 35 minutes after the hour. a police officer inviting lebron james to talk. >> i'm not trying to shame him. i want to have a conversation. jillian: the open letter to the nba star. todd: speaking of laughter, elon musk on saturday night live, not everyone is happy about it mostly the players, that story next. bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle, and reduces plastic waste. please help us get every bottle back. calling him out or trying to shame him. even if he doesn't have a conversation with me, at least it down and talk to a police officer, remind me of myself before i became a police officer and i saw the other side. todd: he wrote an open letter to lebron james on his recent comments on police. jillian: carley shimkus here with that story.

jillian: i don't. todd: the drugs were found hidden in a semi-the drugs and the truck receives, in total 217 pounds of contraband. jillian: imagine if you were at the airport, we have three standby seats, it doesn't work that way. todd: i'm not fully up on the story. maybe it was offered to the individuals and they figured something out. jillian: they don't do that. why are you fighting over the seats if you don't have the control to -- jillian: if they did that the story would not be that much of an anomaly. we do that every newscast. 40 minutes after the hour. a texas share of absurd controversy is not law enforcement's job for reaction to that. >> rose mcgowan joints fox news, her blunt comparison to the democratic party to a cold. >> democrats especially are in a deep cold. look at your own belief system. - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, but let me tell you how grammarly business helped my sales team. look at simon. since simon's team started using grammarly business, we

jillian: house that different from an hour of m s nbc. what people are seeing is what their opinion is all the time. there seem to be very few recognizable stars. >> the commercials had more star power. like the oscars was at war with itself. iconic actors were trotted out mostly to make fools of themselves as. >> some editorial suggestions that were prepared after the screening of the movie i was in. he sounded drug. where they all on drugs? [music] >> that was glenn close. imagine patty davis or audrey hepburn having to work to try to be relevant or tweet at this point to try to be relevant in this atmosphere. this is like the tony awards, so irrelevant in a hotel lobby, it was a disaster. there was only one redeeming moment in this boring parade of grievance and it was when tyler perry accepted his oscar for philanthropy. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexico or black or wait or lb cici q. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. change happens in the mid

brian: jillian mele is with us. jillian: good morning. let's go ahead and start your headlines with this. a man hunt is underway two suspects in connection with shooting of a 7-year-old at chicago mcdonald's drive-thru. the 18-year-old accused get away driver was denied bond in court yesterday. marion lewis is charged with first degree murder. jazlynd adams and her father with were shot during the failed carjacking. her father is expected to fully recover. overnight a raging out-of-control wildfire forces 200 homes evacuate in arizona north of phoenix. the flag fire erupting in the will mountains forcing the resort and park to close as well. >> can i feel the heat from here. all right, we are out. >> the flames consuming 600 acres. the cause is currently under investigation. and a talladega super speedway joey la gano going airborne during a scary five-car wreck. watch this. >> oh. jillian: oh my goodness, after the race la began know said he was happy to be alive. meanwhile the fox nation car finishing 22nd. brad keselowski taking the ch

todd and jillian. jillian: doug luzader, thank you. todd: top republicans giving president biden low marks for his first 100 days. >> it's more like a bait and switch. the bait was he was going to govern as bipartisan. but the switch is, he's governed as a socialist. >> aoc said his first 100 days exceeded her expectation. that's all you need to know. he's been a disaster on foreign policy. he's been a very destabilizing president. and economically he is throwing a wet blanket over the recovery. todd: fox news poll reveals 54% approve of president biden's job performance and that is lower than former presidents bush and obama were at that same point but higher than president trump. jillian: minnesota attorney general keith ellison showing sympathy for ex minneapolis officer derek chauvin after his conviction for george floyd's lawyer. >> i spent 16 years as a criminal defense lawyer. so i will admit i feel a little bad for the defendant. i think he deserved to be convicted but he's a human being. i think it's important for the court to

jillian: thank you. now to this, a major shift from leadership in portland as violence surges across the city but democrat merited wheeler pleading with the public to help end the chaos. >> we must stand together as a community against this ongoing criminal intimidation and violence. they want to burn, they want to bash. they want to intimidate. they want to assault. jillian: this as wheeler calls to refund police. here to react from the coalition to save portland, gabriel johnson. good to see you. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. jillian: take a look at numbers, violence as it surges be in portland, 2020 versus 2021, you can see a 733% increase in homicides, a 103% increase in shooting incidents. the mayor called for nearly $2 million in additional funding for the city's police force and other agencies friday, citing statistics like that. but you go back a year almost to june 2020 when the portland city council reduced the police budget by nearly 16 million, so what is the message of t

jillian: a push for police reform ramping up on capitol hill, what the democrats leading the charge tells fox news about republican a attempts to reach across the aisle and make a deal. todd: did you see this? probably not. politics taking center stage

jillian: you won't agree to a commission and unless it has a broader scope. >> i looked for the commission and asked for it but speaker pelosi has made it. chris: i'm asking if you would focus on the right at the capital. >> this is too important to negotiate in the press and not sit down with the other leaders and walk-through to solve this problem for the american public. chris: i've got to ask —- [laughter] leader mccarthy, thank you. thank you for your time and please come back. always a pleasure to talk to you. >> thank you, congratulations. chris: we will bring in our sunday group to discuss the new fox polls and what they say about the biden presidency so far as fox news sunday celebrates 25 years. why didn't your administration take out the iranian nuclear program? >> it was not my decision to make. chris: which are favored military action? >> i was probably a bigger advocate of military action my colleagues. so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until... [ ding ] success! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps s

lawrence: jillian is standing by. jillian: let's begin with this. activists are refusing to leave george floyd square in minneapolis. they declared the spot where floyd died autonomous zone writing 38th and chicago will be held until our demands are met. they want the barricades to stay through the conclusion of the august trial for the three other officers involved in floyd's death. go to a live look at capitol hill where the house passed a bill to make d.c. the 51st state. all house republicans rejecting the measure. mondaire jones accused the g.o.p. of being against it because of race. take a listen. >> one of my house republican colleagues said that d.c. shouldn't be a state because the district doesn't have a landfill. my goodness. with all the racist trash my colleagues have brought to this debate, can i see why they are worried about having a place to put it. jillian: it's unlikely the bill will pass the senate because of the filibuster. utah senator mike lee will join us when he weighs in next hour the scripts spelling bee will return this y

jillian: i don't know about that. jillian: you are freezing too. i am curious, with nascar you've had fans allowed, a lot of sports starting to get back to that but nascar has been in the front of bringing fans back. >> we have been wanting to have sports back, slowly creeping back here, nascar putting the stand experience back and good for them. it is time. it has been proven in states like texas and time to get back to normal and but sports lead the way. jillian: i don't know what the capacity is tomorrow. the number of rvs in the infield before the racetrack, or any indication. >> somebody get will cain. >> it was addressed tomorrow. jillian: we have senior meteorologist janice dean here to tell you what you need for this weekend. >> janice: i want to comment that rachel is the only one dressed appropriately for this weather right now, the mom was dressed appropriately. you need to pay attention, 72 with cloudy skies but the chance for strong to severe thunderstorms on saturday. hour by hour, we will see the potential for severe storms. we will

jillian: it is for:44 on the east coast. looking at cape canaveral, florida where we are looking at a launch pad with four astronauts to go to the space station. we sit here live. i love seeing this stuff every time. todd: i love how exciting you get. you get so enthusiastic. jillian: i am so fascinated and curious about life outside of earth that i want to see. todd: let's go to our resident alien. it has been a full year of violent protests in major cities across the country but new york times columnist says scenes like this are just make-believe. jillian: carley shimkus is here. >> these tweets are coming courtesy of new york times columnist paul krugman who writes in reality given gop supporters believe rampaging mobs burned and looted major cities somehow without the people actually living in those cities noticing, getting them to see fact about something as abstract as the deficit is a hopeless cause so that is when he said the rioting and looting never happened, it is the gop fantasy. in another post he says there wer

ainsley: jillian has more headlines for us. jillian: it's very good. you want to stay tuned for that. meantime start off your headlines new lawsuit claims anti-law sun constitutional. the in a statement the law is nothing more than an attempt to silence the black lives matter movement and other civil organizations by limiting the ability to protest. florida governor ron desantis signed the bill requiring increased penalties for crimes committed during riots last week. go to extreme weather now and take a look at this terrifying dash cam video showing a semi-truck losing control and slamming into a snowplow during whiteout conditions in wisconsin causing a 22 car pileup. leaving one person dead and several others hurt. meanwhile on the east coast a rare april shower in new york city. hail slamming parts of the city as storms moved across the big apple. new york governor andrew cuomo's staff appears to shield him from questions about the shower. claims against him. listen and judge for yourself. >> will you resign from office if she concludes you did vio

jillian: we haven't talked about bernie sanders. what is he up to? >> reporter: he wants to make college 3, he wants taxpayers particularly wall street to foot the bill. the college for all plan, tuition free education for all students at community colleges and public is, if someone's family makes 125,$000 annually, tuition will be at public 4-year colleges and universities, sanders is proposing a financial transaction tax on stocks, bonds and derivative trades. if you're a wall street bank it could add up and also buying and sharing in your personal account. that is how i am reading it. todd: free college is not free, someone is paying for it. i spent $100 to buy a whole foods scone. jillian: welcome back, it is thursday and i'm finally saying this. >> just when you got used to your phone at the checkout line, amazon is launching palm screening technology at seattle whole foods, the customers would scan their palms connected to their credit cards. every time you check out after that you use your palm. experts worry it will be a security risk for ame

jillian: thank you. athletes who raise a fist or make any political gesture at the tokyo olympics will be punished. the lipid committee said it consulted 3000 athletes and found 70% did not want protests to distract from the game. it is unclear what consequences players would face if they break the rules. todd: the biden administration jeopardizing the annual motorcycle rally, 30 year tradition for veterans on memorial day. the defense department is ignoring their application to choose the pentagon parking lot as a staging area. up and can spokesman saying the request is being evaluated in light of the pandemic. it is a parking lot. it is outside. and army veteran blasting the delay saying preventing a tradition like this flies in the face of the freedom that so many have died to protect. democrats accused of trying to change the rules on recall efforts to prevent people from signing them. our next guest planning the move calling it voter intimidation. jillian: download the fox bed super 6 apps for a cha

jillian: she gets paid a lot of money to say that but police in the united states had its roots in england, first in the old tradition of commuting nightwatchman transferred the american college, but the important modernization that gave rise in 1829 to the london metropolitan police force, this basic model was adopted with a delay of 2 or 3 decades by large cities in the us and only in the 1850s that those in the east provided themselves with uniformed policeman on a permanent payroll yet our children from the time they can talk to the time they will graduate will be lied to about policing and a lot more by those who want to convict and upend our country, they memorize and repeat these mantras of systemic racism. >> this is to be resisted with everything we have and we must teach our children to love america as much as we do which means telling them the truth. we can point to generations of american liberals who love this country and believe it was the best hope of the entire world, franklin roosevelt, harry truman, john kennedy, robert kennedy and countless other liberals who believe in

the one jillian, thank you so much. when you put troops out there without any kind of self-defense, you are potentially setting them up for a problem where if they begin to get overrun, they've got no way to defend themselves. stated yeah, her reporting is great on this. sources telling her that members of the national guard are absolutely outraged over this. i am sure they are going to see a lot more about this when it comes in. >> local law enforcement and mayors are calling out for help. citizens and our border communities are concerned for their safety, and nonprofits are left to pick up the pieces of broken federal policies. yet we still haven't received inadequate response from the biden administration. it is clear that they have no plan. they cannot even agree over whether this is a crisis or not. speech is that is arizona's governor they are obviously very frustrated now declaring a state of emergency and four candies at the border. he is applying the national guard to help handle the crisis. take a look at the

ainsley: jillian is upstairs. she has headlines. good morning, jillian. jillian: that's right. begin with a fox news alert now. protests overnight after ohio police kill a knife wielding teen. take a look. [chanting what do we want justice? when do we want it now? jillian: columbus police officer firing as the girl was trying to stab another person. the identifying her as any kia bryant. the aunt says the girl did have a knife but that she dropped it before she was shot. a civilian rescue team finds debris from a boat 60 miles away from where a boat capsized in the gulf of mexico. the cajun navy locating a knife boat as they searched for crew members still missing. it is unclear if anyone actually used the boat the coast guard ended its search for eight sailors after recovering five bodies. six people were rescued on the first day. democrat henry cuellar says author than 16,000 migrants have been released from federal custody without court notices since president joe biden took office. the congressman telling border report quote it's an honor system they are given and this is n

jillian: it is 34 after the hour. a check of the forecast with senior meteorologist janice dean. >> janice: that blue is scary cold temperatures, the 21st of april, record lows and record snow from this quick moving system slicing across the country, freeze advisories posted from texas to the great lakes including parts of alabama towards kentucky and tennessee toward the appalachians where we see potential for snow today. powerful cold front behind it, temperatures in the 30s, those are actual air temperatures with freeze advisories and temperatures that feel much colder than that because of the wind chill. as we go through today still remnant snow across the great lakes and parts of the mountains of west virginia and there is your forecast so we are almost done with this but measurable snow towards new england, that is a historic system. things will be quieter tomorrow. todd: i have been looking a lot of paint colors. that was a lovely shade of blue. call it benjamin moore. >> janice: i will send my swatches. todd:

jillian: reaction from leaders across the country. good morning. >> reporter: reactions are pouring in from everywhere starting with president biden at the white house who was criticized for weighing in but afterwords phoned the floyd family before addressing the nation calling the conviction a giant step forward. >> in the murder of george floyd last may the blinders off for the world to see. systemic racism is a stain on the nation's soul. >> reporter: biden appeared alongside vice president harris who said this is one step in a long road ahead calling on congress to act on police reform. secretary of state blinken took to twitter writing, quote, in order to leapfrog america must address racial injustice and inequities at home. former president obama issuing a statement saying while today's verdict might have been a necessary step on the road to progress it was far from a sufficient one. we cannot rest. on capitol hill speaker pelosi coming under fire for controversial comments reacting to the verdict. >> thank you, george floyd for

jillian: all these cities run by african-american mayors, liberal mayors or non-african-american, do they have any responsibility for what is happening in their cities? forget among the police, how about on the street with 26 people shot last weekend in chicago. how sharpton didn't show up, at least not yet. >> this is an opportunity for them to pass the fall. these people are running the city and to be honest black on black violence is more prevalent than police interactions we are seeing. i wish to god we received the same enthusiasm and produced in the inner cities were young people are getting murdered every single day. instead they only care when it is a white police officer killing a black person. they don't care for black person kills another black person or whatever the case may be, they are not concerned with that, they only want the personal agenda. this is destroying our country, causing young people to be more enthusiastic about the civil unrest and causing police to leave, almost all around the country you see police leaving the force, crime going up in many areas, peopl

brian: i don't get that is it worth asking you, jillian? jillian: no. [laughter] brian: i don't like when i ask you -- it's a confusing story that i'm going to accept my award as my character? scarface guy going to go up cocaine. jillian: brian play yourself: brian: pete will play himself. pete: it will be interesting right whether they get political i'm sure the producers see it. brian: doesn't matter which side. not that anyone ever comes out on the right. ainsley: do you all watch them anymore? i really don't. i watch the country music awards but i don't watch the oscars. pete: i don't. ainsley: what's come up, pete? pete: new push to bust up big tech antitrust concerns calling big tech's monopoly threat on ideas to our public. that is next. today so-called progressives will reintroduce the green new deal. we will take a look at some of the radical new proposals. ♪ hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something w

jillian: have a good one. "cavuto" the state allow make her taking action, he shares the plan to prevent violent protesters from getting state aid next. jillian: time to check with pete hegseth with what is coming up on "fox and friends". you are not going to be buying that. >> a full body suit could be in your future. have you seen my legs? they are powerful. we are glad you are back. welcome back. the white house pushing their $2 trillion so-called infrastructure plan, some livelihoods will be hard-hit. they are admitting getting rid of cold jobs. solar panels to tell you. we get reaction from the coalminer who famously called out hillary clinton in 2016. a new bill introduced to bust up big tech over anti-trump concerns. one calling big tech's monopoly on ideas a threat to the public and we will hear from kayleigh mcenany and many more on this tuesday edition, don't go anywhere. the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $339 a month for

jillian: thank you. todd: the border was just one topic in the exclusive interview with the former president though he suggested things are headed in the wrong direction under president biden and took an optimistic tone as he looks at 2022 and beyond. >> should this now be the republican party agenda? anybody who wants to run for the house or the senate, should they take this make america great again agenda >> if they want to win yes. we expanded the republican party, you have seen, the texas border, we have the biggest hispanic vote since as the governor said to me since reconstruction. i said you are talking civil war? he said since the civil war. if you want to win and win big you have to do that. >> if every republican running ran on that agenda and made a promise to fight hard to implement that agenda it seems to me based on the number of votes you got in 2020 that would be a winning formula. my question is will you help them formulate that narrative? >> common sense, it should be the party of commo

jillian: what reason january 6th? >> i was home, quarantines, my wife and my son had the virus and i was in the house. ashley: were you profiled for your political views? your conservative views? >> i sure do. absolutely canceled on facebook. i can't share, can't paste and copy which i like to do. for clayton carson, yourself, other people i love to read and like to share things that are important, i can't do that. i don't even have the ability to share at all. jillian: when did that happen? >> that happened the last few months. i have been in jail several times. laura: facebook jail. you scared me for a moment. what haven't you told me about yourself? keep in touch with us. we want to follow this, we are following up on a lot of things, your story jumped out at us so thank you for sharing it with us. you take care of yourself. speaking of the sixth of january we finally know because of brian sickneck's death but we want to remind you how the media spent weeks framing this thing. >> capitol hill police officer brian 6

jillian has more head lanes for us. jillian: that's right. three people killed in a wisconsin bar shooting are identified. their friends say they all knew each other, loved ones are mourning their loss. >> they loved everybody. they loved everyone. even if they didn't know you, they didn't hate anybody. it's sad because our city is falling apart. ainsley: the shooting suspect has been arrested. police have not released his name. he is charged with intentional homicide. the los angeles county sheriff says he has no working relationship with county district attorney george gascon. sheriff alex villanueva tell our that he has had only had one telephone call since he took office. he added the new approach might actually embolden some of the antifa anarchist crowd end quote. nascar driver bowman putting on a show richmond raceway in virginia. check it out. >> final corner of 400 laps alex bowman steals one in richmond. >> wow. >> i can't believe we just did that at richmond. oh my god. >> believe it, buddy. jillian: i was going to say believe it b

jillian: i'm jillian mele. let's begin with this fox news alert. a manhunt is underway in texas for a deadly shooting suspect, police say 41-year-old steven 41-year-old broderickshot peopl. he is a former detective at the sheriff's office. police are urging the public to remain vigilant, saying he is considered armed and dangerous. they are concerned he could take hostages. todd: a girl killed after she was shot in the head at a mcdonald's drive-through in chicago. >> police put the guns down. our kids want to play. my kids can't even go out the door. todd: they're's her picture. she was just sitting in a car with her dad when shots rang out. she was shot multiple times and declared dead at the hospital. her father was hit in the chest and is in serious condition right now. no arrests have been made. hours later, two miles away, two people shot at a popeye's drive-through, one victim in critical condition, the other in serious condition. jillian: president biden finally admits the migrant surge at the border is a crisis as the administration gives

jillian: you too. todd: coming up in the next hour of "fox & friends first," parents fighting backing fallout over two new york city schools controversial race based curriculum plus arizona attorney general and tom homan join us live on the crisis on the border. do not go anywhere. ♪ i said you ain't seen nothing yet. ♪ baby, you just ain't seen nothing yet. ♪ here's something that -- many plug-ins are stuck in the past. they release a lot of scent at first but after a while, you barely know they're working. new febreze fade defy plug works differently. it's the first plug-in with built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell 1st day fresh for 50 days. it even tells you when it's ready to be refilled. upgrade to febreze fade defy plug. jillian: it is monday, april 19th. a fox news alert, armed and dangerous, a manhunt underway for a man accused of killing three people in texas, the desperate search as authorities warn he could take hostages. todd: overnight, nearly

jillian: overnight, nearly a dozen protesters arrested in north carolina after anti-police demonstrations turn destructive, this as the national guard is on standby in minnesota as the country prepares for a verdict in the george floyd case. >> welcome to the 56th academy of country music awards, nashville is back. todd: a triumphant return in music city, the big winners for the best in country

we are delighted to have with us the author of the book jillian york joined in conversation by band tardis as an international activism director at the electronic frontier foundation also a founding member of the deep lab. covering questions of surveillance and freedom sincerely to thousands named by foreign policy is one of the top 100 intellectuals on social media and has been writing for the guardian and al jazeera. joining her today is then who is no stranger to city life. we posted him on numerous occasions for several of his very important books. most importantly, recently voices from the valley. published by fsg originals also the author of the book of the counterfeiters paradise and cofounder of logic magazine. his writing has appeared in the guardian, new republic as well as other publications and makes his home in cambridge massachusetts. so really it is an honor and a delight to have you both here today. welcome to city lights lives. >> thank you for having me. >> i have a handful of questions to guide our discussion but i thank you are hoping to do a brief reading first. >> yes

jillian? jillian: good morning, and what a busy 100 days it has been. that's right. i sat down with congresswoman mall tack can you say mayes, mcclain. one of them at one point was homeless. another at one point had dropped out of high school. then you have congresswoman mcclain who is really busy fighting for the business owners in this country with more than 30 years experience in corporate america. so all of their distinct pack grounds let them to this one place where they are very busy and hard at work fighting for you. take a look. jillian: happy 100 days. it's 100 days. a lot has happened. and you guys are part of a record shattering class of women who have been elected into the house of representatives. i'm curious how it feels to be a part of this. >> well, as the baby of the group, the youngest republican woman in congress today, i'm just incredibly honored and humbled to share this opportunity with a group of bad-ass women. >> for me honor of a lifetime first republican woman elected to congress from the state of south carolina. and to show other women that

it's hard to believe, sandra and jillian, 14 days from now if you counted from 14th of january, 100 days. april 30th. where did the time go? >> sandra: we're about to wrap april. where did half the year go? >> john: you measure from the background, we've gone from snow to leaves on the ground. there's been a passage of time. no question about that. >> sandra: i'm ready for summer. >> john: i am, too. i don't like spring. democrats now calling on the oldest member of the supreme court to go after making their push to add seats to the court. could this backfire when voters head to the polls? chris wallace joins us coming up. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® i

hey, jillian. jillian: let's begin with this story. hundreds attend the funeral for fallen capitol police officer billy evans in massachusetts. the service was held in evans hometown. evans will be remembered as a dedicated police officer and devoted family man. evans was killed earlier this month when a man rammed his car into a security barrier near the u.s. capitol building. a third booster shot for those who got the pfizer vaccine will likely be needed over the next year pfizer's ceo calling the extra dose important to fighting international strains. you this this as a new study reveals getting sick with covid puts you 8 to 10 times higher risk of developing blood close in the brain than getting the vaccine. and now to the story you just referenced. twitter is under fire for banning project veritas founder james o'keefe. critics accuse the tech giant of protecting cnn after o'keefe's platform relaunched its #expose cnn campaign. twitter explaining decision in part quote as outlined on our policy platform manipulation and spam you c

jillian: interesting to see if the policy changes after this the details still unraveling. appreciate your insight. if you're just joining us eight dead, four hospitalized, when we know is critical injuries, the suspect took his own life, police say when they arrived on scene they came into contact with the active shooter who turned the gun on himself. we will keep you updated with any new information. we have another fox news alert in chicago after police released dramatic body camera video showing the moment an officer shot and killed a 13-year-old boy. ashley: unrest continues over the coming of daunte wright. carley shimkus joins us with more. >> chicago's they are calling the video incredibly painful as it shows the last few minutes of adam's life. >> stop it! >> chasing toledo, yelling for him to stop. the teen appears to pause and turned toward the officer with hands up, officers found the gun on the ground. it is unclear if toledo was holding the gun leading up to the shooting. protesters taking to the streets of chicago overnight to express their anger over the sho

jillian: look at your screen. parents are furious about this was a homeless and can't meant still them to elementary school's property, they would move the main entrance to to parents concerns but they have no intention to remove the encampment from the property. ashley: he is concerned about his kids safety. thank you for being with us this morning. obviously i can understand why you are upset. tell us what is going on. >> the school board leveraging well-being and safety and force the mayor to do outreach differently. can you hear us? >> yes. ashley: what have kids said? >> some people are not willing to send children back, since school district lost control school grounds they have no ability to take care of the air filtration and do what they need to do toward coronavirus safety and there are other parents who send children to school given what is going on. jillian: something interesting to note, october 1st to last year in april 15th this year first responders have been sent to the area 23 times some type of

jillian: a fox news alert, eight people dead and many more hurt after a gunman opened fire in a fedex facility near indianapolis international airport. police say the suspect is dead. anita vogel live in los angeles with what we know as it still develops. >> reporter: earlier in the evening this was referred to as a mass casualty event and now we know why. police confirmed eight people have been killed and four others were hospitalized and the shooter has

jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> democrats are expected to announce a plan to add four justices to the supreme court. >> this is a radical takeover of our country. >> this is madness as if this country isn't lost enough. >> second degree manslaughter charges are set against kim potter. >> it should have been a more complete and thorough investigation before you brought these charges. >> i concluded that it's time to end america's longest war. >> nobody wants the truth to come home more than those of us who have had to sacrifice. but the last thing i want to see is another 9/11. >> shocking video shows another child being dropped over the border wall. >> i mean, if you want to know why people are coming to the southern border. listen to the way democrats have talked about this country. that's why they are coming. >> has thrown a no hitter. ♪ brian: somewhere in nashville i believe somebody is playing this song live. don't they play 24 hours a day? ainsley: there are like four b