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>> lawrence: it is 8:00 a.m. on east coast, friday, march 15th. this is "fox and friends." we begin with fox news alert. waiting on decision for the d.a. and her fate in the georgia case. >> brian: hamas reportedly presenting proposal to trade hostages for prisoners. >> we are happy to receive some response from hamas, we've been waiting for a while.

>> ainsley: and fox weather alert. several reported tornados ripping through ohio, indiana and kentucky, leaving a trail of destruction. >> steve: so sad. remember mornings are better with friends. >> ainsley: a judge is expected to decide very soon on whether d.a. fani willis will be removed from former president trump's georgia election case. >> lawrence: here with perspective, former federal prosecutor hayes. it is clear they lied to the court, what do you expect a judge to do? >> i hope what the judge does is disqualify fani willis and the whole office, that is what should happen. the judge said before the hearing began, standard he was going by was appearance of

impropriety and we have evidence of actual conflict of interest when it comes to hiring her boyfriend, paying him and she approved massive payments to him and enjoyed going on elaborate vacations with him and they made it worse by getting on the witness stand and lying and filing false document, now there is actual conflict of interest the judge should be able to rely on in tossing her whole office. >> steve: will this judge decide whether or not to completely derail the case or say, there is a case there. we will hand it to another county or office, how does this work? what is timeline, would this happen before the election? >> great questions. it is unlikely it would happen

before the election. the case would become assigned to prosecuting attorney association of georgia, elected d.a.s and solicitors general. they would decide who should work on the case. it would stay with judge mcafee and fulton county, someone else would be in charge of it. it would take a while to get up to speed, they would work on the indictment or decide if it should be dismissed. >> ainsley: manhattan hush money trial. another trial trump is facing, his team wants to review evidence just turned over to emthem. d.a. alvin bragg said he would not 30-day delay. is that enough? >> no. ainsley, there has not been

enough time from the beginning of this case, given volume of information. a judge would have wrapped the d.a.'s office on the hand for failing to turn over this discovery material at this late date. this is shocking and even 90 days is insufficient. think how long it takes to read a 500 page novel. this is tens of thousands of pages that impact whether or not president trump might be recommended to go to jail if convicted. >> todd: this is unbelievable. the southern district of new york was the one who didn't hand over the document and background information, because they were considering bringing charges against the former president and decided not to. alvin bragg's office said, can you give us the paperwork? they just got to it and handed

it over to him. same time trump team asked for a delay and now all of a sudden, everybody wants a delay. here is the exact statement. people are prepared to proceed to trial on march 25, we do not oppose adjournment in abundance of caution to review the new material. we do not oppose brief adjournment. they need time to read the stuff. >> that is right. i can't help thing department of justice is playing games here. they are prosecuting president trump in d.c. and florida and this case went first, indicted first before any other case. the federal government was well aware president trump has right to look for information on other

witnesses. this looks like game play and i don't understand why the judge is not sanctions department of justice and alvin bragg's office. >> brian: you know why, it is new york and legal system does not like trump. certain firefighters do. >> ainsley: can't someone above alvin bragg say this is nothe fair, they need more time. >> the appeals court. trump team cannot appeal. it is up to the judge, and the judge has shown he has no sympathy for donald trump or his defense team. >> lawrence: i could be wrong, last time i checked, the southern district of new york is most aggressive federal prosecution there is, right? >> they are a busy prosecutor's office and take joy in going

after white-collar criminals on wall street. >> lawrence: they did not find enough evidence to proceed to trial, what is he going to find? >> this case is so weak, i don't doubt it will be tossed on appeal. it is a weak case, novel and similar to the case they are using statutes in a way they have never been used before. i expect that will be overturned on appeal, who for president trump in the meantime may get convicted in a case that never should have been brought. >> steve: thank you for joining us. >> brian: all about jury selection when that gets going. if you get people that want to take a fair look at this, is this possible? >> lawrence: all you need is one. >> ainsley: in florida, judge denied motion to dismiss on motion of unconstitutional

vagueness. the presidential records act, they have not made a decision on. he said he was president when he took the documents. >> steve: trump team said espionage act on the documents case was too vague and the judge said, you're wrong, sorry. we'll see what she does with the other one and you will hear about it. >> lawrence: she's talked about in her writings and this is going to the core argument of the trump attorney about the standing of the case. that is part she has not ruled on and what the legal analysts are going to be watching. >> ainsley: she's down in florida, do we know about her record? >> lawrence: she's new, trump-appointed judge cannon. they are thinking they can get a fair shake with someone like her. >> steve: first time judge

cannon denied legal attack on an indictment. the trump team thought, she can help us and yesterday she said, not so fast. >> brian: donald trump was there in court. >> ainsley: fox weather alert, several suspected tornados tearing through ohio, indiana and kentucky. in logan county at least six are dead and others in the hospital. >> brian: search effort is ongoing for people unaccounted for. >> lawrence: this photo is from arkansas, the storm brought massive chunks of hail. >> steve: janice, everybody in that neighborhood has a dented car today. >> janice: those are risks you have and tornado-warned storm. throughout the morning, strong rotation in dekalb, alabama and

toward georgia. we had over 90 reports of tornados thursday through today from texas to great lakes. well forecasted from the national weather service. we can't tell you exactly where the tornados are going to strike and in heavily populated areas over kentucky, illinois and ohio. this is arkansas, we saw hail reports, numerous tornado-warned storms and heavy rain, three to five inches. we had flash flooding. so many risks with storms. top hail report in oklahoma, arkansas with that huge hail over four-inch diameter and today's stretch from texas through southeast coast, we could see all of the above and talk about the snow with this. in colorado, 50 inches of snow and interstates are shut down and people are told to stay off the road. to you. >> steve: it's been a great

season for snow in the mountains. >> janice: it has. >> ainsley: but not here. >> brian: nothing here. >> lawrence: i am over the snow now. >> steve: it is march 15th, we're not -- >> brian: brought out all my sleeveless shirts, declared it spring. >> steve: there you go. >> brian: that's it. >> steve: who needs k-d punxsutawney phil? >> brian: me and jason kelce will retire together. >> steve: israeli prime minister netanyahu huddling up with his war cabinet earlier today. we thought he would join us this hour, not going to happen. >> brian: hamas is floating ceasefire proposal and details sent to united states and mediators. >> lawrence: peter doocy live from the white house with details. >> peter: this would not be for

all remaining hochul, it would be a trade for hostages. in exchange for 700 palestinians, 100 of them doing hard time, life sentences. we don't know how the numbers lineup, there are 19 or so women believed in captivity in gaza and number of children, elderly and sick remain unclear. israelis are not dismissing this offer out right under tremendous pressure from the biden administration to wrap things up in gaza. >> first of all, happen to receive response from hamas, we have been waiting for a while from that. we are not happy with the details of the proposal, it is an opening. we will willing to continue with negotiation and willing to pay a heavy price to bring back

hos hostages. >> peter: the concern is if they take 10 billion and spend on humanitarian stuff, it frees up $10 billion they can spend on funding proxy terror groups around the world. >> steve: you were talking about biden administration pressuring israelis to wrap it up or come up with a deal. yesterday chuck schumer, leader of senate for democrats said that benjamin netanyahu is a problem and they need new elections. is chuck schumer trying to help joe? joe's popularity is eroding with progressives because of his stance on israel. >> peter: seems like it.

they had the vice president call for ceasefire and chuck schumer calling for new election on the floor of the senate. they are having powerful democrats put out word to progressives upset there is not a ceasefire it is something top democrats support. they are not having the president use that strong language, not yet. we'll see how the rest of the day shapes up. >> ainsley: kamala harris' husband is jewish and chuck schumer is jewish. >> lawrence: interfering with another country's democracy, go figure. thanks, peter. >> brian: another fox news alert. haitian man living at massachusetts migrant hotel is behind bars charged with raping a 15-year-old girl. >> steve: suspect being held without bail after pleading not guilty in court yesterday. >> ainsley: griff jenkins has brand new information about this case and it is stunning.

griff. >> griff: it is concerning for a new reason, per multiple sources, fox learned this haitian man, cory alvarez charged with raping a disabled girl in massachusetts. he was brought into the u.s. last year via biden mass parole program for haitians and countries we don't have repatriation program with. he are told he flew directly from haiti to jfk airport in june of 2023 and had listed a sponsor in new jersey. isis placed detainer on him with local authorities. he pleaded not guilty. this program allow 30,000 people each month to fly into the u.s. and granted two years of

humanitarian parole to apply to work here in the u.s. they are supposed to be vetted and have this sponsor in the u.s. biden administration considered this a legal pathway. here according to cbp data, biden administration brought 138,000 haitians via this program since 2023, in an effort to cut down on illegal crossings at the border. i've seen countless haitians crossing illegally. it is important to note, this is not an individual who snuck in, he was not processed at the border, he flew straight in on this program. amid chaos of what is erupting in haiti with 80% of the

population being held by armed gangs. we will sealvarez scheduled for dangerousness hearing. >> lawrence: my mind goes to what happened in del rio. we started to see them break out into fights, stealing going on, whip gate started with illegal migrant from haiti stealing another migrant purse and that is when the agents moved in. are we concerned about criminal element from the del rio bunch? >> griff: you put your finger on it, they are worried, very worried, we have no way of vetting these individuals. look at the catos in haiti now. going back to the haitian crisis under the bridge, haitians trying to get out of haiti because of the situation there. this is not a new thing.

we have so many haitians waiting in border towns across from our border they are waiting for right time to come across and this parole program, 138,000 in last 15 months are coming through this parole legal pathway and it is concerning we could see violence coming, like with this man that has been charged. >> steve: so frustrating. thank you for updating that story. >> lawrence: nasty guy, you go after a disabled girl. >> ainsley: facing so many challenges. >> steve: allegedly. >> ainsley: facing so many challenges and will take a lifetime to get over this, if she does. >> brian: measles are a problem, that is your first story. >> carley: kicking it off, chicago measles case count has risen to 12, two more cases yesterday, six children, one in

public school and six adults have it, all but two are migrants living in chicago's largest shelter. the migrants have been taep taken to the hospital to quarantine. james crumbley, father of ethan crumbley found guilty on four counts of involuntary manslaughter. ethan killed four classmates and shot,s, he was sentenced to life in prison and his mother found guilty last month. they will be sentenced next month. suspect arrested in arizona, a victim was walking home and a car pulled up next to her and a man exited and began following her, able to get help from someone walking their dog. they called police and able to

find the suspect after piecing together information from surveillance video. riley gaines and former and current athletes suing ncaa over transgender policies. she says the ncaa is no longer protecting women in sports. >> ncaa most basic job is to protect competition in collegiate sports, myself and other athletes have seen the ncaa discriminating and continue to discriminate on basis of sex. what we're hoping to achieve is fair and safe competition. >> carley: athletes allege title nine violation and demanding ncaa revoke all awards given to trans athletes in women's sports. baywatch is getting a reboot on fox. original stars are looking for

their swim suits. carmen electra, posting, let me get out my red bathing suit. they are recuting, here is me recreating it in baywatch red in honor of it. reboot in early development, it is not known if the original stars will appear. fun story to report on and air. there pamela anderson goes. >> steve: you have to have david haselhof. >> lawrence: brian kilmeade may make cameo. >> brian: i'm in talks, me and k kathie lee give ord. if they are drowning, why are they going in slow motion? >> ainsley: more urgency there.

it is not real, it is all about watching her run in her bathing suit. >> brian: this is the third reboot, you want to try baywatch again? >> ainsley: do you remember before david haselhof did knight rider and the car talked. >> brian: genius, who would think to have a car talk. whoa, whoa, the love bug. >> ainsley: hershey. >> brian: probably got it from there with the headlights and bumper the mouth. genius. >> ainsley: and cars, the cartoon. >> brian: german car, why not american car. >> steve: my mother the car was an american car. >> ainsley: my mother the car. the car was her mother? very strange. >> brian: gentle ben, a bear. >> ainsley: lassi, a dog. >> brian: collie.

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>> lawrence: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has a new challenger, marty dolan is announcing he made an announcement clear that the primary will be held referendum on her policy, new yorkers have seen it all, including scams like the radical offer. we know better, new yorkers want to be the best city and state in the world. joining us is marty dolan. you're a democrat, challenging her. why? >> right here. look at this. hell ride. this is what you're getting in subways and in the streets. getting complete lack of confidence and comfort in what is supposed to be best country in the world. standards have gotten too low and enough is enough. >> lawrence: what is reaction in the district. she was a young activist that

took out a 20-year incumbent. how will you be able to take her out? >> there is a lot of dissatisfaction, a lot of what aoc has done is good in headlines, not good in the street, green new deal, amazon deal, immigrants coming in. she is putting headlines first and constituents second. >> lawrence: what type of democrat do you call yourself? >> moderate democrat, you hit the nail on the head. the left wing of left side of democratic party is too far on the left. airplane not flying straight, tilted over here. >> lawrence: what do you think will come down to when it comes to the district? do you think she has a mass support or are you getting new voters or converting voters? >> i will not say it is easy,

there is dissatisfaction with her policies. >> lawrence: has she agreed to debate with you? >> too early for that, but she will agree to it. >> lawrence: what do you anticipate happening when it comes to activists, will they protest against you or come around to your policies? >> i'm pretty confident in voters, the voters, never underestimate the voters, they will do research and i'm confident we'll get result we want. >> lawrence: what is the main issue? >> i think quality of life in new york. jobs, safety, just feel of the city has gotten out of control and radicals are entirely responsible for that. >> lawrence: thanks for joining ugood luck. legendary head coach nick saban calling to reshape name, image and likeness rules. clay travis is next. >> they should have a seat at

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>> instead of having a collective driven name, image and likeness, i thought revenue sharing with name, image and likeness would be a better system that would be able to continue to support athletes and athletics in all sports. football and basketball will be fine, they are revenue producing, nonrevenue sports are

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or a little bit of money. i am in rosemary beach florida, heaven on earth and everybody getting started for spring break. what needs to happen is football players and men's basketball players that is revenue producing sports athletes need to become employees, end result of where we're going to go. once employees, engage in collective bargaining agreement that allows top programs, second, big 10 to compete on an even playing field as opposed to one school having 100 million to spend and another school having five million to spend. what is crazy, all it will take is one billionaire saying i love college football, i want my school to buy the best 25 players every year in college football recruiting class and

competition goes out window. for people like me who love college football, a lot of y'all, they need to keep what is great about college football, pomp and circumstances, pageantry without losing that ability to have incredible weekends with playoffs expanding, major paradigm shift. >> ainsley: will you give your money to university of south carolina so we can have a better team? >> clay: i'm giving my money to university ever of tennessee, we need to beat the gamecocks c consistently for years to come. >> steve: 16 female athletes have filed a lawsuit over ncaa transgender policy. one of the people filing suit is riley gaines, she said this. >> ncaa most basic job is to

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everybody who is a sports fan acknowledges this is wrong and ncaa policy allows men to compete against women and use female locker rooms and walk around inside of locker rooms as biological men is broken. if you care about sanctity of athletics, mens and womens, they have to fix this. i give credit to riley and the 15 other women who have stood up. biological still exists and men are bigger, stronger, faster. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: i see a bike behind you, hop on a bike. >> ainsley: so beautiful. >> clay: i'm headed to the beach when i finish with you, 75 and sunny, taking the travis boys down, beach football, in the ocean, it is cold in march. it is fabulous. this is down here on the florida gulf coast, heaven on earth.

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>> steve: a fox news alert. take a look at images, a big, thick plume of something is rising above national mall in washington. the source is unclear. emergency response teams on their way to lincoln memorial to assess this situation. whatever is on the bad side of the lincoln. capitol police responded to suspicious packages, unclear if that is linked to that. the potomac river and a bridge there. it could be a vehicle, we are dispatching people. >> ainsley: peter doocy, get on it. >> steve: he's locked down at

the white house, they are moving the prime minister of ireland into the white house. speaking of houses, great segment on. you went out and talked to people whose houses were taken over by squatters. this week the florida legislature passed law where squatters can be booted immediately and somebody who testified on the behalf of homeowners was patty peels, she had swat squattered that caused $40,000 in damages. >> it is mind boggling to the average citizen this is not a crime. if someone has a fraudulent lease, this forces a civil court system. we said no more in florida. representatives and senators work part time and leave their

primary residents for several months. they could have gone home and found someone sitting on their couch, watching their television and they would be the ones that would have to go get a hotel. we need to take this state by state and federally and take this fight on. >> lawrence: this is one home i reported on. if you see pictures before, beautiful home put on the market. the pictures don't do justice to the amount of damage done there. they got them out and they went into a rage and started destroying everything. >> ainsley: ludicrous, you are not paying the bills, get out. >> steve: the squatters had a fake lease and it wound up in court. >> brian: our interview with master p in the green room is next, first master of news, bill hemmer. bill. >> bill: master b, what is going

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>> brian: a quick update on the breaking news at the national mall. we mrernd the big plume of smoke rising in the d.c. skyline was from a vehicle fire just across the potomac. no word if anyone was hurt in the vehicle but no big attack. let's change here. a frightening scene. a teen pulled out a gun celebrating spring break. the latest example of growing violence among kids hitting the east coast this year. our next guest rapper master p has a message for america's youth. great to see you again. self-made success story. one of your big focuses making

sure kids get on the right path to bridge the wealth gap. are you worried about this generation? >> i'm more worried that education is the key. i think we focus on a lot of things but me and my family put god first and we don't live for money. we know that if we work hard and we put the work in, that everything else will fall into place. also having integrity. i want to make sure this generation understands the importance of having integrity and make sure these corporations understand the importance of having integrity. >> brian: in what respect? >> i talk about bridging the wealth gap. it's like doing the right thing. major companies say we have a diversity department. don't just do diversity department, do a black history month, but take full control in knowing that say for instance the guy that created wal-mart, mr. walton that owned wal-mart

he had a whole different perspective. he let the people lead his company and how he built that company. what i've been experiencing and seeing not just for me but minority-owned companies not being able to get their fair share. you have seen the story when i had to deal with with our products being hidden in the back of the store and saying it's enough money for all of us. not just us. great value, make $87 billion, right? started off with cereal. we started off at the same time but not been able to put our products in the front of the stores and get the opportunity. that's what i'm saying, having a fair share. you won't help a company. we'll put money back to our community. this is the way we feed our families. >> brian: don't put a ceiling on success and don't block you. level the playing field. >> it is not a race thing. having the right people doing the right thing. company executives need to understand that. >> brian: i saw your son has a

1.2 million contract with yogurt. go to the university of houston. your son, mercy. i wanted your perspective on the big nil debate. what is fair? how do we not ruin the game but give players the opportunity to earn? >> educate them and the family at the same time. we don't want to lose the love for the game. my son got this big deal but he worked hard. he is up at 5:00 in the morning every day. after school he has some of the top trainers in the world. sports, you can't cheat the game of sports whether basketball, football, baseball, track and field. college people want that even playing field. everybody knows if one school got so much money and other schools don't have, they'll have the best players. >> brian: when you go see that product on television will we be watching a situation where the one with the biggest wallets win the biggest games? >> i played for $4 hundred a month in college.

now the kids are making millions of dollars but i feel like it will keep kids in school, too. now you don't have to run and jump into the pros. >> brian: congratulations to your success. a great role model and better dad. thank you. best of luck. talk to you on radio. meanwhile we have a fox news alert. this just in let's learn together. a judge has ruled that georgia d.a. fani willis can stay on the trump election case if she removes wade. that according to nbc's reporting. the case goes forward without nathan wade, who was the boyfriend prior but they broke up and she claims that had nothing to do with this case. the judge feels differently. most importantly fani willis stays so the court case you imagine stays on track. thanks so much for watching. now over to a very special show with two great anchors. >> bill: thank you, guys. good morning. the news is in according to report in atlanta, georgia