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east coast, monday, march 18th, 2024. welcome to hour three of "fox and friends." we start this hour with a fox news alert. the battle over big tech censorship hits high court today. the justices will he opening arguments shortly this morning. >> lawrence: media meltdown, pundit blood bath to push narrative. >> i heard continuation of same rhetoric of political violence. we can't look at what he's saying and be like he is accurate with this, he is referring to auto industry. >> brian: joe biden is going west as his temper goes south. he is frustrated nobody let's him talk. sean hannity woke up early. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now and remember, mornings are better

with friends. >> steve: fox news alert. in two hours, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments whether biden administration crossed a line by pressuring social media sites to censor certain content. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera has more. >> madeleine: affecting extent to which federal government agency. the issue stems from a lawsuit that missouri and louisiana filed in 2022 saying biden administration violated fifth amendment by taking down content from their platforms. some posts were posts suggesting covid might have been made in a wuhan lab. they argue the federal

government targeted conservative speech. >> most important free speech case in our lifetime, involves collusion with biggest social media companies to suppress posts. there were instances where they pushed back and the government said do it or else. >> madeleine: cooperative effort to fight misinformation and improve public health, which they say is not a free speech violation. supreme court is expect to rule in late june. back to you. >> steve: thank you. >> brian: president spoke over the weekend in ohio, endorsed bernie moreno and it is going to be a close race, probably two or three points and we'll find out who will take on brown who could

determine balance of power in the senate. huge crowd showed up. he spoke for an hour. everyone sitting on typewriters waiting for something controversial and they found it when the president used the word blood bath. if you listen, you can see he was talking aboutin choo, manufacturing of almost cars and flooding the market. >> lawrence: i woke up yesterday going through sunday shows. >> ainsley: same thing. >> lawrence: seeing headline what happened. ump tr says there will be a blood bath if he loses the election and politico says trump says country faces blood bath if biden wins in november and rolling stone, trump says there will be blood bath and election

will end if he is not re-elected. >> ainsley: i read a headline and i said, gosh, what did he say and you listen to the sound bite and it is taken out of context. >> steve: that sparked this exchange on a number of other channels. >> i heard continuation of same rhetoric and endorsement of political violence. >> we have desensitized to the unamerican and threatening thing the former president is saying. >> we can't look it is at what he's saying and say, he is referring to the auto industry. >> steve: he does talk about there will be a blood bath if

he's not elected, the trump team said to play the whole run-up to it. >> ainsley: and what he says after. >> steve: sure. here is the president. >> china, if you are listening president xi and we are friends, he understands the way i deal. the big monster car manufacturing plants you are building in mexico and think you will get that, not hire americans and sell to us, we will put a 100% tariff on the cars. if i get elected. if i don't get elected, it will be a blood bath, the least of it. they will not sell the cars. >> ainsley: you clearly see the president talking about manufacturing and impact and saying if i don't get re-elected

it will be a blood bath and hurt the country. media pundits on the sunday shows, will you condemn the president's comment? >> brian: mike pence, i forgave him for january 6. they asked about bloodbath, he said, that is donald trump. that was him talking about the auto industry. obviously. mike brown, same thing, i wasn't going to support him, i wanted tim scott to win. now i will support the republican and neither did senator cassie. >> he started with the autoworkerso industry, if i am elected, if i am not elected,

there will be a blood bath, that is what he was referring to. >> steve: in ohio on that windy air field, biden administration said that trump wants another january 6, but american people are going to give him a defeat. >> lawrence: we will watching -- >> steve: joe biden says. >> lawrence: time change in strategy, they conceded and have adam schiff talking about it. this was politically motivated. now you will see everyday they will take a sound bite and not show full context and hope they can change the way people vote based on things like this. >> brian: they said, best thing

is to let donald trump go out there and we'll rip up his words. he said some people coming through the border are not criminals, like that mutant that killed laken riley. he was talking about the guy, with hezbollah, that said i want to blow things up. we are understanding who these people are. watch joe biden struggle to say anything and wonder what he means and you have to watch and don't let people report what they think he said. >> steve: context is always important. >> ainsley: if you watch mainstream media you don't get the whole story. >> steve: watch us, we'll tell you both sides. >> ainsley: if you are independent and don't know, you think blood bath, massacre and

he wants to start a war, he was talking about the auto industry. click bait. >> steve: president biden going to arizona, nevada and texas. >> recent polling has -- president to hit the battleground state. he spent part of the month campaigning. this weekend biden spoke at annual gridiron dinner and ripped former president trump saying big news is two candidates clench party nomination for president.

one candidate is too old, mentally unfit and the other is me. biden campaign announced it raised 53 million and is a total, most in history at this point in the cycle. we're waiting on the trump campaign's february numbers. end of january 32.6 million on hand. trump spent the weekend campaigning in ohio backing bernie moreno. >> they know i will win tomorrow, i'm the threat to them, the outsider, never been in office. somebody running for political office, since nixon. >> primary tomorrow and he faces frank laruse and matt dolan.

>> steve: quick question. after state of the union address address, sounded like a lot of people in his party and campaign energized because he was alive. doesn't seem he is in a situation to have ear play, between a reporter and him. they felt 10 days ago he was doing ago. >> number of different counts on this. this president does not get out and take questions. every now and then he'll pop over for a question or two. there have been complaints to the white house he needs to answer questions more directly. >> steve: love to have him on the couch, we have room. >> ainsley: thank you, rich. in addition to the article nbc is saying he was cussing and

swearing and say in a separate article he has new shoes, wearing lifestyle sneakers, hocas, some say are to keep him from falling. >> lawrence: glad they are putting the approximate on the road. what will he talk about? will he stand with jewish people or align himself with the caucus. will he sue texas and talk about securing the border or say listen, greg abbott and anti-immigrant. number one issue is economy, will he say i broke it with inflation. we'll see. >> brian: nbc reporting this, behind scenes, shout and swear, he believed he had been doing what was right and he asked about the episode, andrew baits,

white house spokesperson says president biden makes decisions base on need and no other factor. he apologized and promised to do better. about what? supporting israel? he was going to have a come to jesus meeting with benjamin netanyahu? another says he feeled cocooned and eager to get out and meet voters. what is going on behind the scenes, officials thinks if he goes out to speak to people see him awrie rye. what does that tell you? >> lawrence: you are president of the united states and you feel you are in a cocoon? can't be worse than karine

jean-pierre. go talk with the american people everyday. he is choosing -- >> brian: he turns around, can i speak now? can i ask questions? >> steve: will he rely on political instincts, one reason he's been in politics for 175 years or rely on advisers and strategists? >> ainsley: i think he relies on his advisers and asks them, can i take questions. >> steve: he doesn't want to get in trouble. >> ainsley: if you are president of the united states and say, i'm the one who is president, not you. >> steve: part of his frustration. >> lawrence: i don't know what strategy or tools he used in the state of the union address, he doesn't seem as alert.

>> brian: going to three states out west tomorrow. one thing he has is a lot of money, raised over 50 million and republicans need money. >> steve: i read this morning in the post, sounds like paul m manafortmay be back and work to make money for republicans. >> ainsley: milwaukee convention coming up third week in july. >> lawrence: carley has headlines. >> carley: start with a fox news alert. florida congressman cory mills succes successfully rescued 13 more people from haiti. more than biden and his entire administration. americans deserve support not

abandonment. the congressman rescued 10 more from haiti earlier this month. to iceland, rocked by another volcanic eruption, first flow of lava reported on saturday, iceland a blue lagoon has been evacuated along with nearby villages. scientists believe the eruption is weakening. one dead and two hurt after shooting in jacksonville beach, florida. police are looking for suspect who opened fire in a bar. police saying it started after crowd broke up underage people fighting.

officers scowered the area for what they believe to be multiple shooters. pause on enforcing texas law which would allow illegal immigrants to be arrested, will end today. >> we are being attacked by land, by sea, by air, millions coming across the border, terrorists, boats going into florida with drugs and illegal immigrants. >> carley: supreme court will decide on the future of that texas law today. and mike tyson sending message to jake paul, as he ramps up. no sign of backing down from his

27-year-old opponent. [video playing] >> ah. day three, you still want to fight me? >> ainsley: i do not. >> carley: is that video sped up? >> brian: one concern you have, he is square and should be showing more angle with his footwork. >> carley: exactly right. >> lawrence: do you want to try? >> brian: i would like to see what he's got. >> carley: we know what he's got. >> brian: one round feel his power and nook round i will take it to him, that is what i do. >> ainsley: did you see him wrestle with tyrus? >> i loved it. tyrus said he thinks jake paul

could win because of the age difference. >> lawrence: who said that? >> steve: trash talking. >> brian: i've been told you go to your deathbed with your punch. george foreman and frars frars, speed you throw it. he has to hit him early. >> lawrence: real early. >> brian: make cowards of us all. >> lawrence: i may go to this. >> brian: at a stadium, cowboy stadium, america's stadium. >> ainsley: big deal. to our nation's capitol, where cherry blossoms reached peak bloom. >> steve: second earliest time in history so says janice dean. >> janice: if you have not been to d.c., i remember it. what is your name? >> john.

ralph. >> janice: you are holding this book, carley, can you sign my book? please right there. you're a fan of carley shimkus. >> i am, i get up at 5:00 every morning. >> janice: i know carley seems really nice on tv, she is just as nice in person, i think she will come down and sign this. maybe carley will come out. in the east, it is cold, almost 70 for a couple days. wind chill feeling like teens and midwest single digits, too. cold enough for snow in albany across the great lakes. could see potential for snow. i'm smiling because i knew you call her and she will be there

right now. >> carley: i'm out of breath, i'm here. >> janice: so cute >> carley: of course i will sign your book. >> janice: your dreams have been made. >> carley: so glad i did not snap an ankle. >> janice: six inch heels on and she's going to sign the book. amazing. do you want to thank anybody else? >> carley: my mom and my dad and brock. >> janice: big hugs for everything. you made their morning, carley. >> steve: a lot of signs will now say carley, will you sign our book? >> brian: if you hit a high note, get off the stage. >> ainsley: sean hannity is coming up. >> steve: that will be a high note. you might want to pray wit.

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>> brian: israeli defense forces say they arrested dozens of terrorists at al-shifa hospital. >> trey: unexpected development

overnight as israeli forces enter gaza's largest hope in the heart of gaza city. fire fights erupt as israeli forces enter the compound. israel is acting to intelligence that militants are sheltering in the hospital. >> surrender immediately, medical facilities should never be exploited for teror. >> trey: our understanding is. they took out internal security operator for hamas. i spoke with a doctor working at al-shifa hospital, he says doctors are giving their own

blood to give to patients. the extent of hamas operations, it is not clear how many militants are hiding in the compound. we have not seen a compound and control center. question now is how this operation plays out today and whether or not hamas will try to use this incursion in their negotiations as leverage. brian. >> brian: i know there sadly is civilian casualties, since operations began. are we to believe 30,000 and some of which are mother and children. we only get the numbers from hamas. have you gotten anything more

substantial than that? >> trey: great question i posed to the defefense minister down top military spokes people and got an interest ing interesting. they agree with the numbers, but they are not taking into account the 11,000 casualties. one to two or one to one at civilian to militant ratio for those killed. they say the numbers from gaza do not take into account the militants killed. >> brian: 29 after the hour. the media twisting words. sean hannity will react to the headlines next.

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>> what i heard was a continuation of the same rhetoric and endorsement of political violence we've seen from donald trump for years. >> we are desensitized to the unamerican and threatening things the former president is saying. >> we can't look at what he's saying and think, we're going to be accurate and say he was referring to the auto industry. >> ainsley: left wing media doubling down twisting donald trump's warning about the auto industry out of context. >> brian: sean hannity wanted to

weigh in. did you see the speech over the weekend and shocked to see these headlines come out of it? >> sean: shocked to watch the liberal media be liberal media? no. this is montage manna from heaven for me. what we have planned for tonight's show between blood on our hands and calls for violence, prominent people in the mob and elected officials. they are so hypocritical and make it so easy, it is such a layup. i think it is so good what we air tonight you will want to run it tomorrow on "fox and friends" in the 6:00 dvr hour and 7:00 -- >> steve: tell us about it. >> sean: number of times i have gathered the media using blood

on their hands, etcetera or calls for violence by the left, media people and people in washington as relates to donald trump is so numerous, i could fill a half-hour with their own words and compare to their words, oh, donald trump said this, they feign this fake moral outrage. it is so disingenuous and fake and phony, they make my job so fun, you can't make it up. >> ainsley: what if you are watching main-stream media and that is message you hear? that is the fear for republicans who like donald trump, what about independents who watch other channels and they hear that and think he was talking about a massacre and actual blood bath? >> sean: great question.

231 days out from november 5, biggest choice election in our lifetime, democrats cannot run on the question, are you better off than you were four years ago? keep that in your mind. it is democracy and peril, january 6, although that story is unravelling, the story about the secret service driver and they kept his testimony from speaking. that needs to be investigated. we know donald trump has five witnesses that corroborate he was willing to call up the national guard in days leading up to january 6. four of the five i have on tape that confirmed that for me,

including donald trump himself. narrative is now slowly disent grating. democracy and peril and demagogue abortion and ratcheting up rhetoric about race and comparing trump to the klan. joe biden praised bird as his mentor and friend. what that is telling me is that what we're seeing in the polling it accurate. the way biden is acting corroborates this. well, no bump, good point, lawrence, he is trying to shore up his base. if you look at historical base, demographically, democratic

party, losing 20 plus %. suburban women and young people. for joe biden with 231 days to go, to have to shore up his base this way, to your point, ainsley, is opportunity for donald trump. his base is rock solid, now reach beyond that base and say are you better off than you were four years ago? what do you have to lose? could go back to the line he used in 2016. >> lawrence: they are panicking now, they have politically motivation prosecution and the case is crumbling with alvin bragg and the case of fani willis in georgia. >> there is a chance he could

evade justice by delaying justice, this is tried and try tactic of trump throughout his career. i hope the courts are aware of his incentive trying to prolong this. in new york, i hope they will look at facts in terms of what caused late release of this discovery, they should not postpone the trial further. >> brian: that was not the case. >> lawrence: that was a lie. >> sean: i call him the congenital liar. greg gave a good answer, this is how justice works. you get to make pre-trial motions on a number of significant issues. i don't think there is a single american impacted by the stormer daniels case alvin bragg wants

to bring. the january 6 case has challenges. that separate case would impact a number of charges on donald trump that the supreme court has taken up. if the president argues on issue of not absolute immunity, their case is strong and congress has an opening into investigating the january 6 committee, that would be liz cheneshg y and if they withheld pertinent information testimony. cassidy was not a party in the beast in the predent's car. the driver was and the driver testified and said the story about donald trump trying to commandeer that vehicle is a lie. why did the january 6 committee hide that from the american miller? chris miller, cash patel and

mark meadows, i interviewed them, four or five in the room, solomon is t the fifth person a milley, all say donald trump was willing to approve the national guard troops. police chief sung was begging for national guard, nathat narrative was never told to the american people that changes texture of that case and american people need to know that. if joe biden has to run on race, has to demagogue abortion, talk about democracy and peril when his party wants to kick people off a ballot, if that is their strategy, that proves 231 days out they are in trouble. >> brian: couple of comments, i

have never seen a better ironned shirt in my life. are you worried you are leaving your a game with "fox and friends"? are you worried you are leaving your a game with "fox and friends"? >> sean: no, my a game is on 24/7. >> ainsley: i was going to say. he knows stuff like the back of his hand. >> sean: if my montage, what i'm going to air tonight does not meet "fox and friends" standard to air tomorrow on your show, then i will send all of you and your families out to dinner on me. >> brian: this is good. >> ainsley: now we -- exactly. >> steve: tune in, folks, 12 hours and 15 minutes and watch this. thank you for joining us. >> ainsley: you just know details and list of evidence.

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see you top of the hour. >> steve: we'll look for that in nine minutes, "washington post" columnist warning vice president harris hurts joe biden's run in 2024. kathleen parker says, she, kamala harris, was picked because she was black and female, a combo tant amount to the ticket. should she step aside? we have an author and democratic strategist. good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: when you look at vice president harris's approval rating 37.2%, one of the lowest numbers we've seen as a vice president. has she been a disappointment.

>> states have been working overtime to double down on women's rights ensure women don't have access to birth control pills and what vice president kamala harris has done is been on trail. first person from an administration to attend and visit a clinic. she talks about values and women's rights and done an absolute lot for this white house. she does not get credit. what cathlin parker wrote is pure rhetoric, kamala harris will be on the ticket, she's an asset to the ticket. >> steve: carl, there are a lot of people that look at the border and the border is a disaster. joe biden made it clear, he's not leaving, kathleen parker,

please, madam vice president, do it for your country and step aside. is there any chance that could happen? >> i agree, i don't think it will happen. the black women probably most monolithic voter block you have. if you take her off the ticket, there go your votes. this shows policies she's trying to enforce on her boss, i don't think she's a failure, the administration is a failure. >> steve: why do you think this story has come out right now? in the polls, joe biden is u underwater. is this to suggest she is part of the problem? >> i think this is an opportunity for someone to get

clout off trashing the vice president, she is a woman, what the author here is trying to stir up controversy when there is none there. president trump said he would have a woman on his ticket, it is how women are treated, particularly women of color when opportunity present themselves. first we heard people talk about joe biden and now pivoting to vice president harris. >> steve: why is joe biden u underwater right now? >> take a look at his policies, people feeling the pinch, cost of living is up and not what people expected. there is buyer's remorse that exist, especially in the black

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give it a couple of shots. keep at it, buddy. keep at it. keep going. see? door armor by arm or concepts installs in 30 minutes. simple kit. go from these screws to these screws and for the filing the door with steel. unbelievable. >> ainsley: what's back here? >> this is saber. famous company with law enforcement around the country with make pepper spray and safety devices. i use this at home and travel because it collapses. prop it against the door. get total stability into that door. you can expand and put it a sliding glass patio door and prevents the kick-ins also. i love this thing, guys. a very simple gadget. you simply put it underneath your door. any tampering with the door you

get a super loud alarm heard up to 1500 feet away and alert neighbors. give it to the kids to take to dorm rooms. use it in hotel rooms. travel with both these things. you are fortifying the door and have an alarm. it won't prevent everything. it will buy you time. if it takes ten minutes or ten seconds to get through the door it will give you that time to call 911. maybe to retrieve your firearm and get an escape plan. same thing with this. when you hear that alarm you are notified. you are up and out of bed. you can get to whatever it is. >> i'm worried about brian when he is traveling. >> this is what saber is famous for. the world's best pepper sprays. something different than any others. a small pepper spray. it comes with a kit just like you see here. connects with bluetooth to your phone and has a charging cable. even has a practice spray so you can get used to how far you can practice using it.

what's really cool about this is bluetooth connects to your phone. if you deploy this, people on your list, you can put 10 people up your list that will get a notification of where you are, live gps. you have activated the pepper spray and live gps traffic and notifies police with live gps tracking. if you are in a mall parking lot and deploy this, brian, everybody, ainsley is in trouble police know where you are. >> brian: we have to make sure to charge it. >> it notifies your phone if it needs a charge or also running low and you can recharge the fluid inside of thisis. we're keeping you safe, man. that's what we >> brian: see you guys on radio. thank you for watching. >> steve: so long, everybody. >> his view is that there is more that needs to be done to insure that this typ