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it is friday, y'all, march 22nd, this is "fox and friends." insane scene at the border, more than 100 migrants busting down the razor wire fence and mowing down national guardsmen. >> steve: new york state putting ball in motion to take donald trump a property in westchester county. a judge says the trump admini administration organization needs a babysitter next three years. >> brian: big bagel debate. >> a bagel, cut in third and a nice big sandwich like that, nothing tastes better. >> brian: into thirds and causing a stir. i tackle only the biggest story on "fox and friends." going to try it. >> steve: back off. >> lawrence: first time in tv history, brian will have a bagel

on air. >> steve: stay tuned to see if he does. >> brian:ats a cliff hanger, like "dynasty" 1978. >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now, our morning is better because you are our friends. >> brian: new york judge in donald trump's civil trial is ordering to monitor the trump organization for another three years. >> ainsley: the former president has until monday to post the $450 million bond. he says he has been denied by 30 insurance companies. >> steve: and judgement in westchester county, new york. >> lawrence: laying ground to seize property like a golf course and his industrialing estate.

matt, you have been practicing law for a long time. average-day american that looks at this -- >> brian: average american does follow the law. >> steve: they don't comment on the law. >> lawrence: exactly. >> brian: go ahead, counsel. >> lawrence: you are my wingman, clean up my mess. >> lawrence: is this typically the way a process like this would work? >> it is good to be with you all this morning. you are dating me. this is the process people watched play out with this judgement for almost half a billion dollars seems unfair to a lot of americans and it is untethered to anything. you can't point to the amount of the loss or the amount victims were harmed or there is no relat

relationship, they just picked a number. attorney general of new york and this judge determined this was the number and they are going to start grabbing his properties if they can. it is unfair and unamerican that it really calls into question if anybody can get a fair hearing and a fair trial anymore. >> steve: matthew, it comes down to due process, he's gone down that court case was determined. now he's going to appeal it. the judge says you want to appeal it, put up the whole amount. but he has not run out the legal string yet. seems like it is not fair he might have to sell a bunch of stuff at fire-sale prices if ultimate court decides this case says that fine that half a billion was way out of line. >> right, steve. it could make him sell things at a price that is not appropriate

or assets are worth less. they are pressing him so hard to get him at a disadvantage. it is really just seemed like this court has been pressing so hard without the due process. without constitutional rights like eighth amendment right against excessive fines, those things don't seem to apply to donald trump. americans need to take cloear note of what is happening, it could happen to any citizen. >> ainsley: especially in new york, if you are a conservative. this just shows how important the judges are. supreme court is very important and now we realize local judges are important, too. they are going to determine the amount he has to pay, whether or not he goes to prison. do you think when you look at this case, he did anything wrong, matt?

>> i don't think he did anything wrong because if you think about what the alleged crime was or the alleged behavior, it was estimating his assets as the wrong price and wrong value. look at mar-a-lago and suggest it is worth somewhere, certainly worth man than the court assessed, less than $20 million and some houses around there are almost a billions dollar, including the land. the whole thing seems to be a railroad situation by this judge and the new york attorney general. >> brian: what happens next? by montday, i believe a five-judge panel will decide if the thousand-page appeal on the $t $twour 450 million is good enough to knock it down.

they have a list of people who asked for less and get less. these are bonds so he doesn't leave town. he will not leave town and we know he's got a monitor there already. what are chances of those judges deciding it is excessive, let alone the appeal? >> they could secure this ju judgement in different ways including agreement between the parties. the appeals court is in no hurry to decide by monday, it could decide today or in three weeks. that puts donald trump and his companies in a tight spot if they have to come up with half a billion dollars. he'll have truth social go public, that will give him a cash infusion, i think there are opportunities and he will move

beyond this monday deadline no matter what happens and this case will be decided on the merits, which everybody wants because they see how unfair the judgement is. >> steve: mat whitaker, thank you for following the law these many years. >> brian: one question, looks like fani willis wants to get her case going by summer. knowing the trouble she's in and scrutiny she's under and the judge will let that appeal go through, is that possible? >> she may want that, i don't think complicating factors of that case will allow to go to trial by summer and ultimately that case will go beyond the election in 2024. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> brian: i'm looking at political playbook. it is about the court case, see if something happened? hope thing is about why did merrick garland wait so long to

charge. how bad it would be if donald trump doesn't get in court. not the myriad of charges, the 91 charges, four court cases, what took so long. >> ainsley: trump said that, why choose an election year? >> brian: they are mad at merrick garland for not starting right away. >> ainsley: case in georgia is what happened in 2020 and now taking it to court. >> lawrence: video shows 100 illegal migrants rushing the border in el paso, texas. >> steve: they overpowered members of the national guard trying to keep them in mexico. >> ainsley: does that look like america to you? griff jenkins is live at the white house. >> griff: one of the most chaotic scenes i've seen. just seconds ago, latest border numbers in last 24 hours, el

paso sector leads with 1245 encounters, perhaps part of that is that chaos. president biden was on the ground in dallas and houston, in el paso, "new york post" capturing this on video, migrants storming the razor fence, shoving troops and illegally entering the country. one has been charged with assault. texas governor abbott saying texas national guard and department of public safety regained control and dps is instructed to arrest every illegal immigrant for destruction of property. texas is waiting court ruling on whether they can enforce their state's new border law and brandon judd had this reaction on "fox and friends" earlier. >> i've conducted numerous

interviews with peep they'll have crossed our borders illegally and they have flat out told me they know nothing is going to happen to them. these individuals do not fear our laws. >> griff: in the san diego sector in jacum ba, migrants walking in and we've seen scores of chinese men. we have not had a comment or statement on the el paso situation, the breach from the white house. the president is here, perhaps he'll comment. still no talk of any forthcoming executive actions. guys. >> lawrence: from the white house, comment from head of the border patrol, jason owens says texas department of public safety is their number one partner. >> griff: that is right, while we see that lawsuit and power struggle between texas and the

president and the border patrol, when you are on the ground, you see the federal and state law enforcement entities, border patrol and dps work hand in hand. this is what they signed up to do. they have devoted their professional adult lives to securing the border and trying to find some way to do it. texas feels the federal government abduindicated their. >> brian: looks like more than 100. >> ainsley: ban them from coming back to our country. >> steve: they have already been admitted. >> lawrence: they can assault texas national guard, texas dpartlydps, and arrest one person. >> brian: yesterday big story they lost application for 200,000 illegal immigrants. >> ainsley: on social media,

encouraging them to go squat in people's houses. fox news alert, manhunt underway for two squatters suspected of killing a mother in her mother's new york city apartment and fleeing the state. >> lawrence: wow, this is an insane story. >> guys, it is a tragic story. the victim nadia vital, 52 years old and her son found her bludgeoned to death inside a duffle bag after not hearing from her for two days. she just traveled from spain to get her apartment ready to be occupied. she was ambushed by a man and woman living in that empty apartment. her neighbors are on edge. >> it is scary. this is pretty normal neighborhood, quite a community

vibe to the neighborhood. it is scary when something like this happens. >> police have identified two suspects on surveillance video they say were squatting in the apartment. they fled in vitel's suv before crashing in pennsylvania. the two murder suspects are at large. anyone with information is asked to call nypd crimestopper hot line. >> steve: thank you. the upon co cops know the identity of the two people, they want us to call crime stoppers, they have not put the names out. they crashed the lexus and try to buy a car. they are probably tracking them by their phone. >> ainsley: you lose your mom, go to clean out the apartment,

there is someone living there and they murder you and put your body in a duffle bag and the son goes looking for her and opens the bag and sees her. >> steve: squatters have same right as a legal tenant. if you are in an apartment for a month. >> ainsley: one assemblyman, jake bluemencran tz is trying to change the law. >> lawrence: it is not just new york. i was in atlanta and florida was my first squatter story. laws be ing presented, i hope they pass them soon. there is a squatter right there, alleged squatter. >> ainsley: were you nervous? i was nervous for you. someone could have tried to hurt you. >> lawrence: i get nervous, i

had the opportunity to talk to a squatter. she said she was going to leave. the house smelled like -- >> ainsley: your mortgage or lease. >> lawrence: best way to solve this, give the cops more authority to determine if something is a fake lease. that is what has happened. >> steve: that is what they am do in new york. legislature passed law so squatters don't have all the rights. it is waiting on ron desantis's desk. >> brian: i will rent a pit bull. >> ainsley: we were saying that, if you leave your home, do you have to hire someone to live there? >> steve: we just talked to a real estate lawyer and he suggested keep eye on the house and if need be, have a camera to see people come in and out. if somebody becomes a squatter,

don't knock on the door and say this is my house. you never know, call the cops and say, i'm going to knock on the door and have paper that proves you own the house. >> brian: telling you about all these cases and remember we had hunter biden case and you saw exchanges with tony bobulinski and aoc and tony bobulinski and goldman. the embarrassing line of questioning, moskowitz showing up with a vladamir putin mask on. jonathan turley wrote an article. he stepped back and said, this is why as life-long democrat i can't subscribe to what the party has become. >> this party is actively supporting censorship and blcou packing, a party where you have people like former senator

mccaskill call ing witnesses putin lovers. you have democratic members saying you are russian fellow traveller if you raise questions related to the biden corruption scandal. some point, you have to ask, what have we become? what do we stand for? it is unrecognizable for many of us who have been life-long democrats. we used to stand for something. now it appears it is about the next election or hating trump. >> ainsley: finally common-sense democrat who sees what is happening in the party. >> lawrence: i don't think this election is hard to decipher, do you want open border? do you want people to target a political opponent? >> steve: just show people the border pictures, the video from

the "new york post" that shows the melee at the border. >> ainsley: some networks are not showing it, they don't want american people to see that. >> brian: hard not to, when there is website of choice and it is tiktok. real quick, what i think is really important, i watch some lawyers on other channels and people commentating, i don't know who they are voting for, they talk about leticia james spik spiking the footballing and franklin brought up and said if democrats want donald trump in the white house, have a shot at leticia james walking through westchester or trump tower, it backs up everything trump is saying. >> lawrence: proves he was right about it. >> ainsley: you know she will be there, she wants to be caught on camera putting the eviction

notice on mar-a-lago front door. >> steve: deadline is monday. what will happen? another cliff hanger. with the bagel coming up in a minute and a half. carley. >> carley: i can't wait to get to that. soars news first escaped prisoner and suspected gunman who ambushed officers at a hospital in boise are behind bars. the white supremacist gang member was arrested near twin falls, idaho. police believe they may have committed two murders while on the run. one year since evan gershkovich was arrested in russia on espionage charges. his sister is speaking out about the agonizing year for evan and the family. >> thises had been a really difficult year for our family. it is a lot of uncertainty and we have to take it day-by-day.

we are going to keep believing we are going to get evan home soon. >> carley: a trial date has not been set. arch bishol of canterbury says people have little sense of humanity and says it does not matter who it is, people should be allowed to be ill, have operation, whatever it is and live in peace without everyone demanding they prove something every other day. we'll continue to watch this story. good point there. eagle-eyed fan noticed ina g garten cuts her bagels differently. s >> cut it in thirds.

first thing take one of these and spread cream cheese all over and smoked salmon. okay. and then that goes on top. mmm. so good. that smoked salmon. my grandfather used to make these for us or take us to the deli for it. that is three. wrap them up. >> steve: you do the news and prepare the sandwiches. >> brian: what is the difference? >> steve: two horizontal cuts. >> carley: we made these differently, we are on to something. what she does is cut carbs, her bagel sandwich is just less bread. we know sandwiched it like a club sandwich and created something new here. >> steve: we have. double ducker. >> carley: bagel. >> ainsley: try to eat that,

though. >> brian: your jaw will be sore tomorrow. >> we made it out of bagel and a half, she uses one bagel and two horizontal cuts. >> steve: like a big mac. >> don't eat these, i think they were made last night. >> brian: is that farm-raised salmon? >> lawrence: do you really care? >> ainsley: in new york, they scoop out the bagel. >> brian: genius. >> ainsley: i went to a deli place when i was on "fox and friends first" and people come in and said can i have my bagel scooped? scooped? >> lawrence: tastes the same. >> steve: what i like about this id id idea,ina's idea, you get more stuff. cream cheese on top and bottom. i'm not a big salmon guy. >> ainsley: you get taste, not

calories. >> brian: do you get a flat? >> it is called a tflagel. >> brian: i don't think so. i would have said flagel. it is not a energy flagel. why do you take her side? i say everything flat, they know. >> ainsley: they know what you mean. they are like, oeshs oh, it's brian. >> carley: say flagel. >> steve: make two horizontal cuts and e-mail us. >> ainsley: arizona state professor of 20 years pushing back against mandatory dei training in a new lawsuit.

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owen anderson joins us now. dr. anderson, in the training, what do they teach you? >> thanks for having me on. this is first time i've had required dei training and what is objectable, it divides people based on race and assigns blame based on skin color, that is essence of racism and there is state law that prohibits state money be ing used to teach racil blame or judgement. >> ainsley: you told our producers yesterday, you sat through faculty meetings where christians and conservatives are -- give us more examples. >> a few years ago i was told i need to decolonnize my classroom

and give proof i decolonized my syllabus. that is a marxist philosophy about the modern world. i was asked to impose that philosophy and i accounted then and there, as well. >> lawrence: here is what the university told us, they said goldwater institute misled the court and there is argument that represents political perspect i ive not based on law. education environment of all backgrounds will continue and university will respond appropriately to university's tactics. what do you say? >> what goldwater institute did was provide 173 pages, content of teaching modules and quizzes so people and court will be able to see. when i bring up the content,

this is what is being taught, people are stunned. i can't believe that is be ing taught. >> ainsley: you would think others would have a problem with what the school is doing, are there other professors? >> i've been contacted by others who say thank you for speaking up. people feel the chilling effect, they know if they speak up at work, they will have ush approximateback and maybe face em employment problems. people are afraid to speak up and that is understandable. >> lawrence: that is the problem, if you oppose this, you can't let your voice be heard. good luck in your lawsuit. >> ainsley: keep fighting. deadline for trump to pay his bond is three days away and "washington post" thinks they have the solution. >> lawrence: mr. wonderful says the whole solution is not so wonderful. his take next. or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®.

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steve doocy, friday, friday, friday, good news. >> steve: have a good weekend. former president donald trump has three days to post half a billion bond. "washington post" claims bankruptcy may be the way out. former president took to truth social and said endless businesses are not coming to new york because they want no part of it. shark tank investor and chair of o'leary ventures, kevin o'leary join us. >> steve: how do you explain it to people what happened? >> kevin: i tell people this is no longer anything to do with

donald trump whatsoever. this is the american brand. we are number one economy on earth because we provide stability through transparency. guarantee of law and property rights. here is a situation getting focus around the world of a particular case, does not matter it is donald trump, where an individual has had against an infraction duly high penalty, many people feel on bipartisan basis, probably infringed on the eighth amendment, not been tested yet and that is where the problem lies. most of us that are investors want the process to continue and get an appellate court involved here for a second set of eyes. way i view this and way it is viewed internationally, this is like dress-up court with kids running a halloween party with

no adult supervision, we need the adults now to look at this. >> steve: former president used his preferred social media venue of choice, truth social to talk about it. speaking of social media, i understand you might actually be looking to buy tiktok. if the algorithm came with it, it would be worth how much? >> kevin: 80 toen it0 billion with the algorithm as stands today. that is not the deal on the table. >> steve: you can't get the algorithm for a variety offen ras, right? >> kevin: there is a lot of speculation, the chinese government that controls it will not let this technology transfer to the u.s. they would never let us have an app in china, we should have a level playing field. no, i'm not going to be able to buy the algorithm, probably the brand and 170 million users.

>> steve: you talked to donald trump had about this in south florida. >> kevin: i asked him if he would let me buy it. you will not happen until after the election, schumer will slow this doup for political reasons and this is fourth attempt to turn this from tiktok china to tiktok usa. that is what i hope to be able to do. i have some advantages and there are others looking at this, we have to form a syndicate. i asked him, as i will biden, i can't get the deal done without national security issue settled and the executive onboard. before i fly out to start this syndicate to raise 30 billion, they will ask me, have you talked to the executive? are they okay? i have to get to biden. >> steve: when you talk to him,

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>> ainsley: another progressive push on capitol hill to pass a new green new deal this time it is for public housing. >> lawrence: we know president biden is willing to support the plan being pushed by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator bernie sanders. >> steve: hillary vaughn from our sister network joans us live from capitol hill with the green new details. hey, hillary. >> hillary: big part of the american dream, buy a home, raise your family in it and build on that vestment. investors say ditch that and rent an apartment from the

government, pushing new public housing as fix to this housing crisis. >> we need to make sure that when we talk about housing, this is not about who can afford a mortgage, it is who can afford rent. we set that price and it creates, puts pressure on the market and they have to compete with our rent, not us suffering because of high prices of their renter. >> hillary: there is serious housing supply issue driving up mortgage prices out of reach for manner. 75% of homes are out of reach for the middle class. critics of public housing say because public housing can only be built in certain areas, building more would create more of a problem. senior fellow warns absent any plan, this will exacerbate racial and economic segregation

to the harm of low-income families. progressives pushing for a cap on how much someone should have to pay for rent, calling it plantation capitalism. >> that is plantation capitalism. rent should be capped at 20% of someone's salary. that is where we need to take it. >> hillary: one them democrats and republicans agree on, government does not do a lot well, democrats must think the government would make a great landlord. >> steve: that is crazy. >> ainsley: anything aoc and bernie sanders push always a winner, right? >> brian: get the sense they are in the wrong country. >> steve: just talking with kevin o'leary about president trump. mr. trump said on truth social he's close to raising funds needed for the bond from his new

york civil case. trump writing, through hard work, italent i have almost 500 million in cash, substantial amount i intend to use in my campaign for president. if he's got the money, will he use it for the campaign or to give it to leticia james? >> lawrence: i'm not that surprised, i got sense he did not want them touching his properties. it would be great for the president, people seeing them take his property would send chills down average day americans and independent voters, especially republican party, would unite the republican party. so much of his family name when it comes to businesses, he didn't want them touched. >> ainsley: i don't blame them. >> brian: 10 before top of hour, dodgers super star, highest paid player in history of sports, his interpreter fired after

allegedly stealing big money for betting debts. will cain next. >> lawrence: check in with dana perino for what is coming up. >> dana: good morning and happy friday to you. stampede at the border on video and eyewitness from "new york post" was there and joins us. former president trump has three days before leticia james starts seizing assets. will courts intervene or will he have money? and fisherman in his cross hairs, trying to sink livelihood and one in five gen-z employees say they have not spoken to a person over 50 at their workplace in a year. all this and more at 9:00.

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>> brian: ohtani is the victim of a massive theft. that is what his lawyers claim after they say his former interpreter and best friend took over 4 million in funds for gambling. that interpreter has been fired by the dodgers. here is weekend co-host will cain. will, from what we know, he has

a gambling problem. took money from his buddy. sorry about that. try to pay it back. he says don't worry about it. why is it bigger than this? >> it's one of the official stories, brian. let me put it into context for anyone listening now. my "fox & friends" weekend co-host pete hegseth has trouble pronouncing ohtani's first name. he is a dodgers star, not only the best player in baseball, he is the best player in the world and already in the conversation for one of the greatest baseball players of all time. he pitches and he hits. he is an absolute monster. the story is that his interpreter, the original story. it has changed. the original story is he is from japan. his interpreter ran up gambling debts to the tune of 4 1/2 million dollars and asked ohtani, illegal gambling. illegal in california, a bookie. asked ohtani to cover his debts.

then after the interpreter went public and fell on the sword and said these are my debts. the wire transfers and checks coming from ohtani, then they go ohtani people camp say no, no, no, what happened is he stole the money. so it is weird they change the story several times leading everybody to go wait a minute. none of it passes the smell test and doesn't add up. the question, is the world's biggest star in baseball, one of the greatest ever, betting and the secretary question is everyone has to ask is he betting on baseball? >> brian: they say soccer, basketball and football. bower seems to be an illegal bookie over in california. the raid and see all this wire transfer from ohtani. they filly owe it and blame it on the interpreter. can you steal $4 million without

me knowing it? the interpreter says i need ohtani wants to give me a million dollars. i want to transfer it to a bookie and the teller will say okay? >> doesn't add up. you can't wire money from someone's account to another person's account. double verification. banks have rules. also bookies have rules. reportedly the interpreter made 300 to 500,000 a year. bookies don't let you run up 4 million of credit on that salary. it doesn't add up. >> brian: "fox & friends" weekend more likely will be covering this story. you have eight hours to fill. i imagine you will wear a tie and check out will's podcast. >> i might wear a tie. we have a big guest that makes me be casual. [shouting]