estate, i have receipts, this insane. i'm not a squatter, i don't even know what that word means. >> in new york, a woman tries to get squatters out of her how the and she ends up getting arrested. explain what is going on. >> paul: they are all doing this. the person who gets arrested is the homeowner. she has a deed. i question the way this was handled. according to reporting on another network, they say, let's see your lease and he doesn't have one. >> of course not. that's it tonight, i'm judge jeanine pirro in for laura ingraham. thanks for watching this special edition of "the ingraham angl." >> massive manhunt for an inmate

and his accomplice, leaving three correction officers shot. a wild prison break you expect to see in a hollywood thriller. we have the latest. >> carley: 6 billion in student loans will be wiped away today, we'll tell you who qualifies for the latest biden bailout. i love that iteration. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. we begin in florida, four more evacuations touching down full of americans fleeing haiti today. >> carley: griff jenkins is live with more on governor desantis massive operation to bring americans home to safety. good morning, griff jenkins. >> griff: race against time to get stranded americans out of haiti as armed gangs take over the capitol. plane arriving in florida yesterday carrying 14 americans

escaping the chaos. governor desantis says he's proud of his state's efforts while preventing flow of illegal immigrants from flooding in. >> it is easier to get into this country illegally through the southern border than to rescue u.s. citizens from a counter that has collapsed and where they are in danger. it is sad bureaucracy turns harshly against our own citizens. >> griff: multiple state agencies jumped into action, they are providing them with mealals, lodging, transportatio and medical and the like. emotional reaction from those grateful to get out. >> they stayed with us until the end of the mission, which i can happily say mission accomplished and we are reunited with our

two-year-old son. it took 2-1/2 weeks. days were turning into weeks and weeks were turning into months, we are grateful >> griff: chartered flights continue to free 30 americans per day. at the white house, john kirbies there is no guarantee everyone will get out. >> it is important to note, we've had do not travel alert to haiti in place since 2020 because of instability caused by the gangs and we've been stressing the united states cannot guarantee all americans will be evacuated. >> griff: task at hand is daunting for u.s. government and florida flights. 45 to date there in florida. officials say 1600 americans have registered as of yesterday, seeking way to get out of the

chaos. >> todd: thank you. we'll be speaking with the daughter of arn american missionary still trapped in haiti and governor ron desantis live in the 8:00 hour of "fox and friends." stay tuned for both. >> carley: please do. the householding a hearing about the crime impacting lawmakers andure tooists in washington, d.c. mayor bowser continue to defend the city claiming crime is down this year. this is not the first time congress had to step into d.c. affairs. last year lawmakers overruled crime bill that would have reduced penalties forim kroos like carjacking. police in idaho searching for two suspects after a gunman opened fire at a boise hospital. the suspected gunman was trying to help an inmate escape while he was being transported.

skyler meek was searching, he is a documented member of a prison gang. he is believed to be on the run with this suspected gunman. police say both men are armed and dangerous. the two were last seen in this gray car which looks like it could be gray honda civic with idaho plates. thankfully the police officers are all expected to be okay. >> todd: also monitoring this. a fox weather wildfire alert. massive wildfire in central virginia, including the shenandoah national park. >> carley: the cause is unknown, parts of the national park shut down as crews work to put out

the flames. janice dean has the forecast. ring of fire. >> janice: only 10% contained. a cold front moved through, brought temperatures down, but brought the winds up. that will be challenging for firefighters. several wildfires in the area firefighters are battling. cold air sunk southward. 24-hour temperature change, you see it wasn't that warm yesterday, it is even colder today. detroit 20. 31 in new york and boston, 22 in burlington. with the winds, it feels colder. more snow in the forecast on this second day of spring for northern plains and the upper midwest. we have cold air sinking in from canada, high pressure reinforcing that shot of cold air and several rounds of snow. not just like flurries, talking about accumulating snow for

northern plains and toward upper midwest. some areas could get eight to 12 inches with some spots upward of a foot. we'll be dealing with a storm system moving into the northeast over the weekend, combined storm with that low pressure moving in from the northern plains and we have another area of low pressure from the south bringing a very wet and snowy weekend for some. if you are traveling, just make sure you're staying ahead of it. >> todd: happy spring, everybody. >> janice: groundhog was right for a couple weeks, we forgive you punxsutawney phil. >> carley: capitol hill looked like a clown show. >> what is the crime, sir? >> specifically. >> i answered the question, rico, you are not familiar with. >> rico is not a crime, it is a category. >> we did not hear from hunter

this time and republicans want the president to show up and clear his name. we told you about multi million dollar fund manager taking a stand against tyson foods after they fired americans and hire. you won't want to miss it.

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former business associates had a lot to say. >> was hunter biden telling the truth when he said his father was never involved in his business dealings? >> no, he was not, those were lies. >> did the biden family make money from china? >> they did, millions, eight to nine million. >> i think over 10 days. who is the big guy? >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> you sure? >> i'm a thousand percent sure. >> it is laughable that the democrats are ask ing them to weigh in on my credibility. >> if you keep lying, you will end up in prison. >> you went to prison for lying. >> what stood out ashgsz midst the theatrics yesterday? >> it is clear republicans have

made a circumstantial case joe biden was involved in business dealings, hunter and joe have denied. circumstantial evidence mounted. can republicans connect business dealings to acts or promises of acts by joe biden, which is what you need to prove actual bribery charge. >> todd: there is this mind-numbing exchange between aoc and bobulinski. i have no words, watch. >> did you witness the president commit a crime? is it your testimony today? >> yes. >> and what crime do you -- have you witnessed? >> corruption statutes, rico, fara. >> what is the crime, sir? specifically. >> i answered the question. rico, you are obviously not familiar with. >> rico is not a crime, it is a category. >> it is a category of crimes you are charged with. >> i reclaim my time.

>> todd: rico is not a crime, how embarrassing, that display of ignorance. >> katie: interesting take on the law given all president trump's cases at the moment. republicans do need to close that loop to show a connection to the promises of official acts by joe biden. kind of collateral, though, republicans have information about retention of classified documents, which is a crime. certainly it was very clear hearing in terms of circumstantial case against hunter biden and joe biden with foreign adversaries. >> todd: rico is not a crime in georgia. a go allowing former president

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>> carley: u.s. officials calling for immediate ceasefire between israel and hamas in exchange for release of hostages.

blinken says a draft resolution was sent to the un security council. he says it would bring relief to people suffering >> gaza. blinken on sixth visit to middle east since the war began. the secretary is now in egypt meeting with top palestinian official. he will head to israel tomorrow and meet with leaders there. father of georgia nursing student laken riley is begging lawmakers to protect americans from migrant crime after his daughter was murdered last month. >> i stand before you a heartbroken man, part of my purpose has been taken. god gave me a beautiful daughter to father, protect, provide for and nurture. a man with an evil heart stole her life. he was in this country and in this state illegally. governor kemp, please declare invasion to detain and deport

criminal illegals to prevent future families from those tragedies. >> carley: katie britt and budd will hold a press conference calling on democrats to pass legislation to require arresting, detain or deport migrants who commit certain crimes. today four flights arrive from haiti carrying americans trapped inside the country. flights being chartered by the state of florida, hoping to bring home americans as quickly as possible. >> these are folks that need our help now. the situation has become very dire. we'll do everything within our power to bring more and more floridians back to safety. >> they stayed with us until the end of the mission, which i can happily say was a mission accomplished and we're reunited with our two-year-old son. it took 2-1/2 weeks. the days were turning into

weeks, and the weeks turning into months, we're very grateful. >> carley: relieved and reunited family there. unknown number ofern ms are still stuck on the island, including jill dolan. she and her three children have been trying to get out for about a month. sara is jill's daughter and joins us from florida. good morning. your mom is trapped in haiti, along with your three siblings and your future sister-in-law. what can you tell us about their current situation? >> yeah, they are staying in place like people have told them, the u.s. embassy in port-au-prince told them to stay in place. it continues to rise. the danger level is high and all you hear at night, from what i hear my mom saying is there is

gunfire all night out front their hotel. it is nonstop and worry some. as a bride-to-be, i never imagined in my life, i would be two days away from my wedding and my own mom and siblings and future sister-in-law not even in the country. so many emotions you are going through. >> carley: your wedding is this weekend and your mom is in haiti, as well as your siblings, so many members of your family are impacted by this. what do you think the chances are your mother and family will make it to florida to watch you walk down the aisle? >> i want to stay positive, even though it is two days out. we are living in reality. it's been 22 days now since they have tried to come for my

wedding. i don't want to give up hope. god can do miracles, i'm praying somebody takes a chance on them. what if they are arriving in orlando and i get to be reunited with emthis, what would that be like? i only can dream of it. >> carley: trying to stay positive and pray. what is your communication like with your mom? does she have cell phone and internet service? >> she does. sometimes in and out and sometimes, i'll try again later. depends what is happening and the connection. >> carley: when you have a u.s. passport, you look to the u.s. government in times of crisis. john kirby addressed the impact the american government can ha trying to evacuate american citizens from haiti. listen to what he said. >> we've been stressing the

united states government cannot guarantee american citizens will be -- we have informed americans registered with the state department, exploring options to help them depart from cape haitian and port-au-prince. >> carley: they said they will try, what do you think about that? >> i don't know what to think anymore. all i'm concerned about right now is their safety. i want them to be safe, i don't want to have to worry about them. can you imagine, every single day now, just thinking, i'm going to get that phone call saying, we're on a flight, we're coming, we're safe. that is not the case. other people are being rescued and able to become u.s. citizens. for them to continue to be there. my mom etch radioed out to every person and seems like a lot of talk and not a lot of action.

i'm praying today and standing in faith today is the day. same time, what do you do? >> carley: governor desantis just announced he has charter flights and there is a portal set up. do you know if your mom signed up to try to get evacuated through the state of florida? >> yes. it is just the place she's in is troubling to get to. it is a matter of getting out of that spot. >> carley: i understand the orphanage your family runs is in rural part of haiti, a safer area to be. your family was trying to get out of the country, so they are in port-au-prince and hopping from hotel to hotel to try to stay safe. what is that experience like to your knowledge? >> it is troubling trying to figure out someone to take them,

a driver to be willing to take them to another hotel. it is risky right now to even do anything, just try to move a hotel across the street. it doesn't matter, it is a risky time to be out and about in haiti, especially the capital right now. >> carley: we are praying for your family's safe return, sarah, you will be a beautiful bride and we hope your mom gets to witness it. thank you for joining us. >> carley: today the house judiciary committee holding a hearing on bill that would ban biological men from competing in women's olympic sports. congressman greg steube introduced it and told fox news digital due to illogical boxing transgender policy, prevent organizations that live in delusion from being recognized by u.s. olympics.

the athlete declares their gender male or female and they have completed gender surgery, the athlete completes quarterly hormone testing four years post-surgery and remains proper testosterone levels. >> todd: what points would you drive home as an athlete? >> we have probably close to 20 studies that show no amount of testosterone suppression, testosterone surges start in the womb and have surges as males grow and final puberty surge of

being a child and no amount of suppression mitigates advantage of being born male. to ask them to go through sexual reassignment surgery and drop their testosterone levels does not protect the women. they are male and will always be male. you have a man that has low testosterone levels, they have grownup with advantage of male puberty and no way to make this fair to women. when the olympic charter started, this was a government charter to start the olympics and ted stevens act in 1998 was supposed to protect women and this is being thrown out the window on the international olympic committee and the united states olympic committee threatening if you don't allow

transgender women in, they would pull a lot of funding. this bill is necessary to stop the control of all the international governing bodies to protect the women. glad to see this bill come forth. it is ashmusing we have to describe what a woman is. >> todd: it is insanity. talking about unfair aspect, there is safety. when carley read boxing limitations, i thought somebody is going to die. biological man will hit a biological woman too hard and somebody will die in the ring. do you have the same thought? >> we're seeing this happening, we are watching transgender women serving volleyballs on to women and hurting them. inn cycles people are getting checked and hit.

now boxing, i think it is upward of 143% more power and when you are an athlete in training, levels don't drop off. take away all the testosterone you want, you haven it0% over women. you will hurt the women and all the more need to have protection of women. when boxing allows men to box women, it is insanity. i chuckle we are having this conversation and have 20 studies that show it is not -- >> todd: i fear that women's sports in 10 years could be dead, at least when it comes to the olympics. this has cost you, you got kicked out. >> carley: another boeing emergency, this time the engine on delta airline fight catches fire. not good.

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>> carley: brand-new this hour, president biden set to announce around round of student loan handouts today. >> todd: >> cheryl: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: this will translate to november. i was crunching the numbers, $138 billion has been forgiven, add on what we just got, more forgiveness, 6 billion for public service workers, things

like nurses and police officers, total of 144 billion worth of debt cancellations. it is a staggering number. now doing math on the fly on "fox and friends first," everybody. you're welcome. anyway, all of this has been in the face of the supreme court rejecting biden administration last year and their plan. and also, critics will tell you, this does not help future borrowers, high cost of college, source of the problem, i say this many times and sound like a broken record, cost of college and loans are still being handed out. this is a bandaid. >> carley: you keep saying it over and over because he keeps cancelling student loan debt. this is taxpayer money funding loan buyouts. they are weighing in on which

cars we can and cannot buy. >> cheryl: charles payne was weighing in on this yesterday. charles, great in the hallway, we talk stocks and it doesn't make it to television. crackdown announced by the epa, by 2032, they want 56% of new cars sold to be electric vehicles and 13% have to be plug-in hybrids. epa administrator says transportation is largest, solidify american leadership in building transportation future, good paying american dogs, ding, ding, ding, they talked about unions yesterday.

the trump campaign slamming this, saying this radical policy is anti-american and will sdrie the livelihood of u.s. autoworkers. president trump will reverse joe biden's mandate on day one. why bring up the union issue? u.s. autoworkers have told us this is not good business. the electric cars are not selling, they can't justify it if sales don't go through. i'm a capitalist and if you want a electric vehicle, great, go for it. but what they are doing is forcing the industry to pivot in the name of climate change. >> carley: fewer employees to create evs and autoworkers are worried about their jobs.

>> cheryl: and the china issue. >> todd: charles said the cars are not as safe, they don't have as much material, they are lighter than larger cars that run on gas. i want to be safe, i have my kids and a monster pilot. talk about china and tiktok? you want to do it all? >> carley: nervous you were not picking up what i'm putting down. >> todd: i'm picking it up, even though i sound like a frog. this threat sounds ridiculous, much like me, it is scary. >> cheryl: it is. this is serious. listen to this voicemail senator tom tillis received, it is awful. >> if you ban -- i will find you and shoot you. that is people's job, that is my only entertainment and people make money out there, too.

i'm trying to get rich like that. i will shoot you and find you and cut you into pieces. bye. >> tom tillis posted, i got this last night. threats against elected officials could be committing a federal crime. tiktok did give a statement, threats like this are unacceptable and we condemn this. we must all do so in a respectful, civil manner. we talked about this already, tiktok, definitely a push on tiktok when this idea to ban tiktok in the u.s. was announced. in washington, a lot of them went to washington and there are threats to lawmakers. this is from the tiktok community and bite dance owns

tiktok and is a chinese company. >> carley: that girl needs intervention from her inner parents, as well. delta airline flight onboard boeing making emergency landing in aruba after catching onir foo. pat sandry was a passenger on the flight andin jos me now. we are glad you are okay. you are the perfect person to talk to about this, you worked in aero space it for seven years and were in the army. tell us what happened on this flight? >> the flight took off normal, shortly into the flight, a loud boom happened, seemed like a minor boom and a loud boom. i thought it was something wrong with landing gear and shortly afterward the pilot came on and said the left engine was on fire, but still running.

he said they had to do a check. the pilot was calm and kept us informed. he said they need to go back to aruba. don't be concerned, you will see fire trucks when we land, don't be concerned and basically everything is under control. the pilot was the hero and kept us informed, very transparent what was going on. >> carley: i would have been sweating despite the pilot saying everything is fine. you and the other passengers remained calm, credit to all of you. you talked to the pilot and he said he was flying for 40 years and this is not first time an engine has caught fire. apparently an initial thought as to why this happened, a bird flew into the engine. you say the pilot said that is not what happened. what does he think is the cause

of this? >> a lot of bird thing happened when we landed, during the flight, it was great. he was in control. once we got back to the airport, rumoring flying and there is nobody in the airport, totally empty. we come in and people set up to figure out the accommodations, there are rumors. message from delta saying it was weather, we had family monitoring alerts and they were like, it is not the weather. then we heard it was a bird and then the pilot, next day they flew an emergency plane to aruba to pick us up and the pilot was on there. i said, this is first time for me, he said not the first time for me. we were talking and he said he was doing this for 40 years and it's happened twice before and

he's been teaching pilots how to deal with situations like this. it is like destined we had the right man in the cockpit flying the plane. >> carley: this is just the latest of series of incidents. so glad you and everybody on the flight are okay. have a great morning and great day. >> thank you, you, too. >> carley: we told you about the fund manager taking a stand tyson foods. he has a message to woke corporate america. >> todd: there he is. first brian kilmeade is live having breakfast with friends. hi, brian. >> brian: very good you knew richmond spiders. next two hours beginning in 11 minutes, ron desantis live on the show, is next stop for

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joins us now. william, good morning to you. tell us about your decision to divest from tyson. >> good morning. and thank you for having me on your program. it was pretty surprising that tyson, you know, blundered into this considering how important border security is for politically conservative investors that they would even come near this issue. they have issued some statements trying to clarify what's going on but at the end of the day, it still appears that americans have lost their jobs and they plan to hire migrants. >> carley: tyson announced last week it is closing a plant in perry, iowa and separately some people within tyson's, you know, the upper echelons of the company have said they do want to hire migrant workers. they say those two things are separate. their statement on this is there has been a lot of misinformation in the media abobout our company and we feel compelled to set the record straight. any insinuation that we would cut american jobs to hire immigrant workers is completely

false. what's your reaction to that? >> well, the reality is they are letting americans go and they plan to hire migrants whether they are connected or not. but the point for me and my investment philosophy is that political activity by companies is bad for their shareholders, politics is bad for performance. when something like this happens, we seen similar things with bud light and target. we want to get out of that company for shareholder perspective. and this particular issue for politically conservative people the open border is a major concern. that's another reason why we don't want to be in tyson right now we sold and divested monday. >> todd: you are not the largest etf. >> $79 million in your fund. are you confident in your ability with that in mind to get the big guys like tyson, like bud light to change their ways? >> well, we are growing. and even much, much larger fund,

it still public opinion matters as much as our position that we sell. ultimately, we seagull vannization in the political community and i think it's important that investors understand investment we can investen or not invest in companies that are hostile to conservative values. >> carley: it is clear that companies that dive into politics do it at your own risk. and it feels like really right now, william for the first time conservative investigators and american conservatives feel like they are taking power back. do you think this is a trend that will continue? >> it's my business so i hope it will. and i think this trend has strengthened ove over the yearse have been doing this and it's, you know, a lot of work still to do. >> todd: we have also seen companies cutting their dei

programs. i think that's a major first step. because that has no residence, the studies have shown, to shareholder value and at the end of the day, william, you're trying to maximize the value to the people in your fund and you need to look at shareholder value from all these companies. final thoughts to you, bill? >> yes. dei, glad to see a lot of pushback there. i say pushback against the whole woke liberal agenda. a meritocracy we want the best people doing the best they can in the companies we invest in. >> carley: this is something that vivek ramaswamy talks about and now william you are doing it as well. thank you so much for joining us this morning. have great day. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: make one final point. to those people who say todd you scream when you are on air. merry christmas, today was your day. >> carley: we do hope you are feeling better by tomorrow. have a great day everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> steve: thank you very much todd and carley. it is 6:00 here on the eas