of emotional experiences undermine ways that could last a lifetime. >> trey: dr. anita phillipsl comay trauma and medical health experts, the book is "the garden within close title. thank you for joining us on a sunday night and i look forward to talking to you against soon, i hope you would. >> things, trey, we will see you soon. >> trey: thank you for spending your weekend with ust e and until then h carolina. >> carley: a fox news alert, today is the deadline for former president donald trump to pay

his $454 million bond in his new york civil case or the state could freeze his bank accounts or cease has assets. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: they say -- msnbc says no money, mo problems, trump begs millionaires to bail him out. the former first family is putting up a united front. >> they are trying to take my father out of business, this is new york state, this is what we're seeing. leticia james campaigned on this promise. >> the amount of arrows and he never stops, toughest guy i've met in high life. he will win in november, i don't care if they strip him of every

building or property, he will never stop fighting, that is his conviction and who we are as a family. >> carley: brooke singman is here. >> brooke: the battle between donald trump and leticia james could reach its peak tonight. leticia james has vowed to take down the probesident. >> no one is above the law, including this illegitimate pres president. i look forward going into the office everyday suing him, defending your rights and going home. >> will you sue him for us? >> oh, we will be a pain in his00 it's he will know my name. k >> brooke: former president trumps leticia james has a

horrible record on crime, will the former president come up with the money? trump told me he will take this fight to the united states supreme court if necessary. they can't take away your property before you have a chance to appeal. he hsays he has $500 million in cash, that doesn't mean i will give the money to a rogue judge whose only purpose in life is attempting to get trump. trump has several other options, his team is appealing to a higher court. he could sell his property or shares of truth social which could be worth 4 billion. there is a current freeze on the share, the board can vote to

stop the freeze and he can ask investors for help. leticia james is threatening to freeze his assets and take rent from his companies. the presumpive 2024 nominee is expected to appear in courtroom this morning for a hearing in the manhattan d.a.'s hush money case. >> todd: bring in defense attorney lexi freeman. there are theories floating around about what happens today. what is close of business? what is your theory as to what happens? >> i'm not a betting person. seems like trump is always able

to pull a rabbit out of a the ha. he has donors and supporters and potentially opportunity to ask for funds from truth frozen. i don't know if he will be able to do it by end of today. there is political pressure on those companies he asked the money for. they may not want to be involved with this entire mess on a pr basis. he has the odds stacked against him today, we will wait to see. he does not back down easily from a fight. >> carley: the appeals court ruling could throw him a l lifeline. they could say this is insane, we will reduce it or wave it. what are chance this appeals

court rules in his favor and when will that decision come down. >> i think sometime this week, maybe not today >> he argued calculation is inaccurate, too high, this was a victimless crime, no losses were suffered and fines are excessive under the eighth amendment. hopefully the appeals court does step in. if they do not leticia james can do whatever she wants to do to collect the judgement. he is not judgement proof, despite what some say where he is broke, that is laughable. if somebody has 500 million and being described as broke, he doesn't have a ton of liquidity and not willing to spend all his cash money on giving to essentially new york state as

opposed to his campaign for now. >> todd: putting a lein is not an immediate process. do you expect that she will go after his bank accounts first, cash money, more liquid? there are other people on his accounts and they do not have a ju judgement against them. >> yes, freezing the bank accounts is easiest for her to do at this point. none of this is easy. there are lawyers who make their money collect ing defendant's exhibit. it's complicated when you have properties owned by businesses, not necessarily owned in the name of donald trump. they are llc's and owned with other people. she campaigned on this, which is

wholly inappropriate. i can't even arguably thinking, i think campaigning on this is perhaps the most politically motivated of all cases. there was no harm suffered and there was no there there. she ran on a campaign of getting him. this is very unsavory and i think the politics are really inappropriate. it is going to -- she going to do whatever to move this ball forward, she wants to needle him. >> carley: in 2017, she said she would go after trump because his administration is too male, too pale and too stale. it takes time and resources and that comes down in the form of taxpayer dollars.

trump is expected to attend on hearing today on the new york hush money trial. a lot happening on the legal front. thank you for joining us. toddler quickly on something you asked, this will get overturned at some point. this is violation of the eighth amendment. the problem is, if properties are sold, it is tough to get propers back. easier to get cash back. >> carley: dangerous situation in texas as migrants lead officers on wild car chase over 100 miles per hour. watch. >> vehicle is on fire, coming to a stop. >> carley: we'll show you how this ended. >> todd: border czar has a border event on her calendar

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could see hail, damaging winds and tornados over mississippi river valley and here is tornado threat for the south. potential for ef two for cities shaded in red, likely scenario. heavy rainfall could bring flash flooding. cold side of this storm, blizzard, winter that hangs on. blizzard warnings in effect from colorado up toward iowa. that means not only heavy snow, blowing snow, making travel impossible in some areas with wind gusts in excess of 30 or 40 mile per hour. stay inside, no school and stay with your forecast, local forecast is changing as the day goes on. parts of the plain states, 3 to

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it includes article about linguistic diversity, urges officers to keep from using words words blacklist. >> carley: california has highest unemploy mment rate, higher than national average of 3.9%. state comes in last in job growth adding 50,000 between 2022 and 2023. the state's budget is suffering. some projections say the number could be 73 billion. >> todd: did you get mad over the weekend? >> i was quite happy. >> todd: march madness --

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>> todd: there are growing concerns that the threat from isis is growing around the globe after the group claimed responsibility for an attack that killed 137 people in moscow. lawmakers warn we are not immune here. >> this is echo of president biden chaotic and draft rus withd withdrawal from afghanistan. they could attack across asia and europe. next could be against an american embassy or students traveling on a trip on spring break. i worry isis will target americans sooner rather than later. >> todd: heritage foundation is here. do you share that same worry as tom cotton?

if so, how responsible is biden for this isis resurgence? >> i think senator cotton is spot on. we are getting the sense isis is back. president biden went to the tank at the pentagon and challenged the military to destroy isis, decimate will califate and he did. >> we have french going on h highest alert overnight and be concerned about safety of americans abroad. >> todd: a warning from earlier this month. >> risk of attack from afghanistan is increasing, isis

retains capability and will to attack u.s. and western interesting with little to no warning. >> todd: implying a surprise attack. what can biden administration do to prevent an isis attack from hitting the homeland? >> right, that is the other major concern. isis hit iran and russia and don't differentiate between us and the united states. over course of last three years since fall of afghanistan they could be trying to cross the southern border. we need to be concerned about our own citizens overseas and at home as fbi director wray

testified saying red lights flashing everywhere. >> todd: multiple layers to this tragedy in moscow. appears vladamir putin warned intel about the attack. what should that tell us about bud vladamir putin's willingness to cooperate to save his own people? >> that is interesting about this and iran attack recently, we warned iranians and russians and warned our own people. the fact both iranians and russians paid no attention to war warnings is very interesting to me. it suggests that maybe vladamir putin is spread more thinly than we think, maybe not as om omnipotent and inevitable as he

would have us believe. he may be more distracted by ukraine than we realize. >> todd: complete 180 now. there is some reporting, some reporting i should note this was false by putin to blame the ukrainians. what is your assessment of that? >> that seems far-fetched to me. very much this is isis-k and reminds us of the attack on the nightclub in 2015. this would be pretty far for putin to go and if uncovered, he would face domestic unrest. i would need to know more before i went that path. >> todd: focus on isis, if you

are a big city mayor or governor, what warning should you be, victoria coates give to individuals? >> it is classic, if you see something, say something. we've had no communications from certainly from washington or from anywhere else about what citizens should be looking out for and watching for. that is what we have to watch out for. >> todd: looks like we lost victoria. her important words, be on alert. we need to be ready. >> carley: stunning warning on all fronts. switching gears completely. we would like to see more of you guys who watch everyday, send a video of you saying your name, where you are from, what you are up early and what you love about our show. e-mail us at friends first at

f fox.com. >> todd: people reach out, i'm scared, don't be scared. send the video. >> carley: only todd and i see it. today is deadline day for former president trump to post the $454 million bond and the media all over this one. >> the republican nominee, a self-professed billionaire, important part, has a substantial cash problem, a big one. if there is one thing donald trump loves, it is other people's money. there are people who want the bad guy to be president. >> todd: unreal. joe concha is here next to react.

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could begin freezing accounts and assets. >> carley: cheryl casone is looking at the money. >> cheryl: it is judgement day. $454 million bond comes due. all eyes on leticia james who could start seizing assets as soon as today. about 30 bond companies deny to cover the judgement. his son says this is not just about his father. >> they are trying to put my father out of business. they are going to hurt thousands of employees in new york state, janitors, doormen, people that work in commercial build gsz, they are going to hurt those individuals. >> cheryl: james had given trump a 30-day grace period, whattac

she takes, she could form accounts, sending restraining notices to banks and brokerage firms, collect rent from tenants a and -- that could be and is first step to claim the assets. the former president is banking on appeals court. he could begin process of selling some properties, reach out to wealthy donors, tap a windfall when truth social hits the public market. there are ties to that. process to pulmony out of truth social stock market deal, there are restrictions in that deal and unlikely.

he is expected to peer in new york city courtroom in the manhattan d.a. hush money case, this is the stormy daniels case. todd, you are the lawyers know we may get a court date. >> todd: back to you as finance person. trump cannot sell the shares and truth social is complicated. why can't some rich billionaire borrow against the shares at ridiculously high interest rate so donald trump can get the money today. i don't understand. >> cheryl: i will use the illiquid term, holdings of trump, he can't flip the shares, i believe he has to wait six months, which is standard when companies go public.

this is a special interest company, spac. you can't lift the shares, that is common with public markets, there are restrictions on sales of the stocks. because of the sec, not a plan for him right now. >> carley: he already has $500 million and he's just waiting to pay it because it benefits him politically. we'll wait to see. >> todd: full steam ahead on the trump trashing train. >> the republican nominee, a self-professed billionaire, donald trump, has a substantial cash problem and a big one. if there is one thing donald trump loves, it is other people's money. easiest option facing donald trump is prospect of bankruptcy. >> there are people who want the bad guy to be president.

>> if seizure of assets would be pursued to any other american, donald trump should be treated the same. there is risk is not seizing the assets. >> carley: joe concha joins us now. biden campaign is mocking donald trump and came up with a nickname, broke don. i just said before, we've seen what happens before, you mock the president and make him look like the victim he is, it benefits him politically. should they be laughing? >> joe: no, wrong strategy. if leticia james goes ahead and starts seizing trump assets padlocking doors, walking employees out of trump towers or golf course x. all with a big smile onner had face and this is great we are

embarrassing this guy. she will clench donald trump's victory in november and his return to the oval office. i have friends in new jersey, everything from police officers, doctors, contractor, dentist, small business owner, if they are democrats, they see this as a absolute crock. this judgement, which any sane analyst will steal you is ludicrous. it is for the trump campaign. take away the lawfare aspect and you have campaign and election based on issues, inflation, crime, foreign policy, trade, when this falls apart, what impacts the american people

most? a the this point donald trump is the odds on favorite and they know kamala harris and joe biden can't win on issues they care about most. >> todd: quick check, wrong, wrong, wrong and wrong >> eve, everything is wrong. i wonder why trust in media is so low. could have to do with this. nbc chuck todd ripping his boss for hiring ronna mcdaniel as an -- >> she is a paid contributor by nbc news. she has credibility issues she has to deal with. when nbc gave her the decision to give credibility, ask yourself what does she bring nbc news? >> todd: democrats saying this is their objection to comments

she said about the 2020 election. they want no one among them that could open their eyes to the truth. >> joe: i would have fired chuck todd on the spot, you have a problem with ronna mcdaniel being hired by nbc, you take it in private, you don't go on a show like "meet the press" and start to publicly try to embarrass your bosses in this regard. if you look up insufferable in the dictionary. i didn't hear a peep out of had guy when nbc news hired jen psaki. she served as white house press secretary, which is supposed to be a big no-no. chuck would be cheering this on.

i don't know how he has a job this morning when you go on the air and did this. craig b bri bri brian steltzer was fired for this. go to somebody's office and talk to them about it, don't do it on the air, we're talking about it now, i guess he wanted the attention. st >> todd: sad state of affairs. republican views are necessary just like democratic views are, we do it, everybody should do it. >> joe: have balance. >> todd: three chile an nationals arrested for conspiracy to committee -- targeting u.s. homes. we'll tell you where this happened. >> carley: and the border czar has an event on her calendar

today. texas dps spokesman chris olivarez is here next. >> todd: first, speaking about meeting expectations, lawrence jones with a look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: i like the way you did that. today marks the deadline for trump to secure his bond, how long could the process take? what it could cost the taxpayer? expert analysis breaking it down. d.a. fani willis issues -- ashleigh merchant blew the list on willis and nathan wade's relationship, she will join us live and overseas putin bl blames -- senator marco rubio

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suspect after noticing a suspicious car inside. they found burglary tools. pet deterrent shoe covers and masks. chile is part of a u.s. waiver program allows travelers to enter america 90 days or less without having to obtain a visa or go through a thorough vetting process. meantime. vice president kamala harris set to meet with the president of guatemala later today to discuss, wait for it, the root causes of migration. as joe biden's own border patrol chief warns the border is a national security threat. mademadeleine rivera has more. mediterranean? >> good morning, todd. during the meeting with guatemala's in the body, vice president is expected to touch on the horns of spirit of investments in central america. the administration believes creating economic opportunities in the region would prevent people from leaving that

argument likely won't satisfy critics. the blame game is escalating over this video of migrants tearing down razor wire and pushing past texas national guards in el paso, texas last week. president biden returning to the white house over the weekend, not answering a question from out lucas tomlinson on whether he had seen the footage. harris says executive action is indeed on the table. still, she says, the real fix comes when congress acts. we are very clear and i think most americans are clear that we have a broken immigration system and we need to fix it. members of the united states senate, those considered to be very conservative with others came to a bipartisan resolution. but they are refusing to put it up for a vote. >> customs and border protection data shows there were nearly 1 # 0,000 migrant encounters at the southern border last month. the highest february ever recorded. u.s. border patrol chief jason owens is sounding the alarm.

>> that is a national security threat. border security is a big piece of national security. and if we don't know who is coming into our country and we don't know what their intent is, that is a threat. >> owens says what keeps him up at night is the 140,000 known got-aways. these are migrants who are detected by cameras or censors when crossing illegally into the u.s. but are not arrested. todd? >> todd: maddy, thank you. texas dps chris olivares. that warning from biden's own border chief is so telling. you have to emphasize this is biden's own guy. what are we supposed to think, chris, if biden's own people are telling him this, the people on his own team are telling him this and, yet, is he not taking the steps necessary to keep americans safe? >> well, good morning, todd, of course, we have been addressing this issue for the last three years. we talked about how border

security is national security. we talked about the threats to public safety, national security, not just foreign criminal gangs that are making their way into the united states but also suspected terrorists that have been he a prehad ended. when youer that from the border patrol chief himself talking about the national security threats, you know, really shows, i think it's really evident that the federal government continues to ignore the situation on the border. ignore the safety and security of our country and the american people. when they have the authority right now to take executive action, to stop the flow of illegal crossings at the border, to control it, to do proper vetting. to say give border patrol the proper resources they need to do the proper checks. so we don't continue seeing strategies we are seeing across the country. like laken riley and other immigrants who have made it into the country. these are real threats we have been facing the last three years now trying to get to the road causes is just now i think it's

a little too late. three years into the administration it. should been done day one. >> todd: biden's border chief saying we are in a big pickle. kamala harris said we are still trying to get to the root causes. disconnect whether it's intentional or not american lives are at risk. 1.1 million migrants encountered at the southwest border in this fiscal year 180,000 of that just last month, the highest number february has ever seen. and those 140,000 got-aways. you heard maddy say that's what keeps border patrol chief jason owens up at night. is he doing this work as are you, i imagine you have the same feeling about those got-aways, chris? >> absolutely. that's one of our main concerns arrests a state agency in texas that we are focused on those got away. that's why when governor greg abbott launched operation lone star three years ago this deploying national guard to the

border we are focused on the threats because we know border patrol is tied up processing and that does create more vulnerabilities along the border and with that more criminal activity. more drugs, criminals, cartel members, suspected terrorists, criminal gangs. that was our focus from day one to focus to go after the smugglers and drugs and most importantly the ranchers, impacted in rural texas where have you illegal immigrants trespassing on the country trying to evade capture. the real question is what is the intent behind it? why do people go to that extent it pass to vehicle or truck to make it further into the interior? what are their intentions behind it. we share both of the same sentiments, border patrol, these are threeats we need address. goes back to the federal government and their complete inaction for the safety and security of our country. >> todd: meantime in your state two migrants have been arrested for human smuggling, two got away after a wild high speed car chase with dps troopers ended in flames. we are going to show the video.

i'm not impugning your work, chris, because texas dps is keeping our country from literally being invaded on 24 hour base. for every two like this that are caught, how many get away? 30 seconds to you. >> todd, we don't know. we think it's very clear we are dealing with a very serious situation on the border. we talk about human smuggling. our state troopers have arrested 41,000 criminals. 19,000 were human smuggling events and we have been able to residue 900 children being smuggled in the last three years because of our efforts. real life situation that's been impacting us from day one and will continue to impact us unless there is some security measures put in place and consequences put in place. >> lt. chris olivares we thank you for joining the program with us this morning and what you are doing to keep texas and our country safe. we appreciate it. with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. >> thank you, todd, where is carley? oh, there you are right there. it i