frustrated. gives him indication how the president is going to handle the war in gaza. what do you think about this reporting, joe? >> i think, carley, this was spoon fed to nbc news by the biden campaign to show that joe biden is engaged and he is angry. and he really wants to win. so he is seething. okay. well, let's see him seat during a press conference some time which he hasn't held anything that resembles a "primetime" press conference literally in years. so, until i see that in public, i don't believe it's happening in private, carley. >> carley: that's very interesting. a headline that could be perceived as negative, you actually think it was spoon fed to show president biden in action. is he going to have to act because his approval number is at 38% right now. and that is low as they say. joe, thank you so much. have great day. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. here we go. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. i hope you are up. please. get dressed.

>> steve: we are. >> brian: march 18th. day after saint patrick's day. i know you are not hung over. this is "fox & friends." fox news alert as grips haiti. carrying citizens lands in miami. we have a live report. >> steve: plus, another alert, israel launched night raids on gaza's shifa hospital as respond to chuck schumer's call for new leadership. >> schumer's statements are wholly inappropriate. we are not a banana republic. >> ainsley: adam schiff concerned trump's court delays could evade justice. >> evade justice by delayed justice. >> this is a tried and true tactic of trump throughout his career. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> brian: state to a fox news alert. dozens of american citizens are home safe this morning after escaping mass chaos, gang

violence engulfing haiti right now. steve the american citizens age to make it out on the state department's first charter flight of the island. they touched down in miami yesterday at 2:30 in the afternoon. >> madeleine rivera is in washington with all the details. madeleine? >> madeleine: good morning, guys. u.s.a. official says there were 47 passengers on board that first charter flidz. only for americans with u.s. pat ports. the state department announced the charter flight on x saturday providing a link with an application. they say we encourage u.s. citizens still in haiti to who seek to depart to contact the department of state using the crisis intake rm on our website if they have not already done. so but getting to these charter flights to leave haiti are dangerous. taking off cap haitian. the airport remains closed after the gangs took. it is about a five and a half hour dry from the capital and it runs through gang controlled

territory. the state department is warning folks to only consider taking these charter flights if they believe they can read cap haitian safely flu in more remain at the agency that does remain open comes after some non-important it personal were evacuated. have agreed to step down presidential council formed and interim minister named. one passenger who escaped haiti on that charter flight over the weekend says haiti it s. my homeland and very stressful to see the homeland going through this act of violence, destruction. and they're our neighbors. separately, the nonprofit organization project dynamo is working on rescuing 40 americans by hair or see. unclear if any of them were on the flight on sunday. back to you.

>> wait a second. a bit of a problem. >> sounds like mattie you said you can go online and apply for this? flight people who were there. who notified the government, the statement department we are here. got email. >> why were they so late to respond to it. hatey spinning off in chaos for months now. the fact that they are just now coordinating flights to get the americans out. >> steve: the point though, lawrence, there were commercial airline flights out until recently. now they are stuck. they could have last left in te last month. >> brian: here's the problem, everybody for haiti is there for humanitarian reasons. they are working whether they are trying to get water there. getting an orphanage. for the state department told to you leave really you? anticipated the prime minister was going to be ousted once they

went to began i can't and let all these people -- >> steve: fund some of those projects. >> ainsley: so many churches and missionaries go down there to help the haitian people. >> steve: it's a mess. >> lawrence: israeli defense forces conducting a operation in gaza. >> brian: idf says it's arrested over 80 people believing these operations are vital to taking down hamas. >> following intelligence that demanded immediate action, we know that senior hamas terrorists have regrouped inside the shifa hospital and are using it to command attacks against israel. >> steve: what it sounds like at this hospital some of the senior hamas terrorists have regrouped. they have scattered and they are there and so now that is why israel is targeting them with

they have got tanks and also heavy artillery as well. >> ainsley: chuck schumer last week said that netanyahu, -- he thinks that netanyahu needs to break ranks. >> he doesn't need to run for re-election. there needs to be a new election in israel. he labeled him as an obstacle to peace. netanyahu was on "fox & friends" over the weekend answered racketed to it. listen. >> i think chuck schumer's statements are wholly inappropriate. we are not a brup. banana republic. flag after 9/11 and when you are in the midst of fighting al-qaeda and winning. people will say. the some israelis would say oh. the right thing to do is not to have new elections in america or having president bush resign. it's inappropriate. shouldn't have been said. it's wrong. as far as my considerations, they're not for my personal survival they are for the survival of the jewish state.

and this requires pursuing the war, something that support -- my government enjoys the support of the overwhelming majority of israelis. >> lawrence: so the interesting thing is nancy pelosi was asked about this over the weekend. and she called chuck schumer's comments an act of courage and then followed it up by saying what's wrong for add for indicating for elections? >> we know exactly what he was encouraging. he didn't want netanyahu to win. so he is asking for another election to get someone else in. the second thing i would follow up with is when putin did the same thing, all the democrats criticized him, rightfully, because you don't interfere into foreign election. so i just want to understand what is election interference? is it when a foreign government suggest elections -- suggest candidates or is it -- does it matter what candidate they are choosing, brian? >> brian: well, there's nothing appropriate about his comments but you can't say they were extemporaneous or lost his

temper on the courthouse steps or made a comment in the hallway he would like to take back. written, stared at the paper the whole entire time. i don't get it. the president said great speech. echos the thoughts of many people. never good to call for elections in another democracy especially an ally. when you do that, if your goal is to get hostages out and bring peace as much as possible, you have hardened the stance and given additional leverage to hamas. makes it a tougher deal. they walk away. they are demanding a complete cease-fire now and are demanding the u.s. come out publicly and back a complete cease-fire along with the uae, egypt, saudi arabia, qatar and jordan. this is because they seize a fracturing of the support. >> lawrence: 100 percent. >> brian: take a second. nobody wants one woman or child killed in a war, ever. but, just don't take the numbers hamas is putting out as if they are accurate. they put no deaths of hamas

fighters into anything. they don't bring it into male, female. they don't know it. they know they are playing the west by saying the idf is killing women and children. and we play into it by having president biden come out and say something similar and the same thing with schumer. john kirby didn't say it was appropriate. john kirby wouldn't even back up the red line that the president said was drawn in rafah. so, what is it? >> you know what? you got to figure and we were talking to danny danon the ambassador on this program on friday a little bit about how chuck schumer essentially was trying to help joe biden. you know, because, to your point. >> ainsley: bings go. >> steve: nancy pelosi saying what chuck schumer said was an acts of courage. you had adam schiff defending. >> ainsley: all the same talking points now. >> steve: why is that? they need to dig joe biden out of a hole. essentially what they're doing is saying chuck schumer is saying okay, israel, you got wrap it up. you got have a cease-fire. that's what the entire administration is doing behind

the scenes. >> ainsley: they were all for israel in the beginning of this, right after october 7th. then they saw a thousand or however many it was uncommitted voters in certain counties, that scared them. and now they realize they have a problem. we're trying to attract the israeli voters but we also needs to attract the pro-palestinian voters. and netanyahu said on another network over the weekend, too. he says he is not opposing me, chuck schumer, is he opposing the american people. inappropriate to go after a sister democracy. he said the focus should be on bringing these terrorists down in gaza. don't forget more than 1,000 israelis were murdered, including americans. and he said he cited a poll in november, just this past november. 82% of americans supported israel going into gaza. >> brian: benny gantz who would be the next prime minister said it was inappropriate to make the remarks. it's never appropriate for people to make the remarks about another country calling for snap

elections. >> ainsley: especially israel ally. >> steve: it's election year. >> brian: came over to speak when president biden was president who despise the prime minister netanyahu. who worked to get him unelected and actually jet fueled his re-election. when he came and spoke to the house, they have not forgotten that they look at netanyahu as a republican. and nancy pelosi especially. and she mentioned that yesterday. >> lawrence: there are a lot of american jews watching as well and see how the president is fickle on his stance. especially with all the anti-semitic attacks that are happening here in this country right now. so, i hope it's worth it for the democrats. you never win votes by playing it somewhere in the middle. sometimes he wants to criticize netanyahu. sometimes he says he stands with israel. i'm not sure what the american foreign policy is. >> brian: the way he runs ukraine. >> ainsley: donald trump says he doesn't understand why israelis after what has happened, how they could still support the democrats. >> steve: we will keep you posted on what is going on at

at hospital throughout the day. meanwhile, down in georgia, fulton county d.a. fani willis can move forward and prosecute former president trump after special prosecutor nathan wade quit in response to an ultimatum from the judge who heard both sides of the story. >> ainsley: well now trump's defense team is sharing their next step saying, quote, y our first legal option a ask the cot to permit pre-trial order. >> brian: delay the game. leading the senate's probe into disqualification. >> lawrence: bill mcalister joins us now. welcome to the program. >> good morning. lawrence. bring you to what the judge said still an odor of audacity in terms of what going on there. what do you see? >> i think that sums it up. i mean, the judge in several places in the order pointed out the misconduct of the

prosecution, the unprofessional behavior. and there he was referencing the testimony of mr. wade and ms. willis. and that's, of course, is untruthfulness. you are not in a good position when your trial judge in the case just called you out for being dishonest with the courts. >> steve: never good. >> that shows his concerns. he tried to urge her to withdraw from the case totally and take the entire d.a.'s office out but gave her that sort of lifeline if she wouldn't we move herself to have mr. wade removed from the case and he did that. >> ainsley: senator i was reading this morning willis is subject of the ongoing investigation in the state senate we knew this and with house republicans. there is a new state commission with extensive powers over prosecutors like this who could also take action against her. what happens next when it comes to the senate, when it comes to the house republicans and this commission? >> the judge laid out that he was sort of handcuffed by the

lack of very specific georgia law to ro remove her. he called on the general assembly to enact any laws necessary to put the proper guardrails around prosecutorial misconduct. that's something that our committee will be looking into as we devil we devil d. o it will delve into the facts. if you change the through with ultimately not apply to this case? >> exactly. only in the future we would try to restore public confidence in the integrity of our judicial system by changing the laws to make it clear what conduct is permitted and not. the judge here said her conduct was the appearance of impropriety but not a direct conflict of interest.

what is he basically saying this may not be illegal but it ought to be. that's going to be our jobs to pass laws to make it clear we're not going to to tolerate this behavior in georgia. >> brian: if she moves forward on the case, what kind of credibility does the prosecution have right now? trump is up four or five points. anybody who thinks trump is sullied or damaged goods, they haven't told the people of georgia. >> her credibility is shot. she loves the prunt. obviously seeking some type of higher office, has sought the publicity. and it's sort of kind of bitter on this case. it's now negative publicity. she has no credibility left with the courts. or with potential jurors. seems to me it will hurt her ability to obtain a conviction. if that's her true true mission

step aside and have somebody new with expertise in this subject matter come forward to handle the prosecution going forward. >> steve: well, let's see what happens going forward. >> i'm proud of you guys up and early bright-eyed and bushy tale. a little early in the morning but always fun to be with you all. >> brian: we all have two alarms and butlers to make sure. >> not quite that fortunate in the georgia senate but fortunate to be with you. >> brian: adam schiff wants to be the next senator from california, he even noted over the weekend is he like if they only prosecuted earlier we wouldn't have all these problems with the delays. he says his hope is to have one or two cases before the election but would not even say that something like this going to happen. he even admitted that president trump's delay game has worked.

listen. >> there is a chance that he could evade justice by delaying justice. this is a tried and true tactic of trump throughout his career. and i hope that the courts are aware of exactly what he is doing and his incentive in trying to prolong this. and i hope they won't go along with that strategy. in new york, i hope that they will look at the facts in terms of what caused the late release of this discovery. if it was driven by the trump defense team not requesting it earlier, they should not postpone the trial any further. >> steve: you know, a lot of these democrats have got to pick a lane. because, a while back it was like hey, look at this. the department of justice is finally doing this now it's like hey the department of justice waited too long. >> lawrence: the problem is their speed because of politics is what got them in trouble to begin with. take the case in georgia right now. if you look at some of the court filings, there are so many inaccuracies in there spelling

errors there. and then you have the case when it comes to alvin bragg that the federal prosecution failed to prosecute. they didn't even get the discovery yet and they decided to charge him anyway. normally prosecutors read the other -- when they decide, you know, to delay charges and not to charge someone. they read that stuff so they could critique their case and submit it to the court in a special way that's different. they just did it anyway. and now they don't know what's in the documents. >> ainsley: i think it was francey hake last week talked about the number ever documents they have to look through in the new york case only delaying it 30 days. just got this new evidence and she said it's thousand and and thousands and thousands of pages. they. >> ainsley: they could send trump to jail. he could end up behind bars. they need time to read. this. >> steve: that's why they would appeal we need more time we only got through 75,000. >> brian: on top of that, adam

schiff was totally wrong. because trump asked for documents, prosecution said well, i just got this from the southern district of new york and i get donald trump needs to read it, too. i need at least 30 days. got at least 30 days that's the problem with the coordination. trump even named the white house official that was involved that was assigned to alvin bragg to try to get an indictment in this case. and then he gets the indictment. and now alvin bragg is like now what do i do with it. they got problems with two witnesses. michael cohen especially. >> ainsley: adam schiff even admitted it. my fear is these are all going to be delayed. >> brian: fear. he might actually have legitimate election. actually determined at the ballot box. >> ainsley: allow the public to decide. >> steve: mighty mighty busy monday. carley joins us with news out of florida. >> carley: yes, i certainly do. good morning to you guys. we will start with a fox news alert. one person is dead and two others are hurt after a shooting

in jackson jacksonville beach, florida overnight. police are still looking for suspects they say opened fire on spring breakers in the city's downtown bar area. that district having to be placed on lockdown as officers scoured the area for what they believe to be multiple shooters. the two surviving victims are now in stable condition. new developments in the case of a college student who has been missing for 10 days now. nashville police say they found the banking card that belonged to 22-year-old riley strain. police finding the card after reports of a body floating in the cumberland river yesterday. but, firewall officials say that body did not matatch strain's description. riley was last seen leaving luke bryan's bar on march 8th. to another fox news alert. north carolina firing several short range ballistic missiles over the coast of japan overnight days after u.s. military held drills with south carolina it. comes as secretary of state antony blinken is in south carolina today for a democracy summit where he is set to meet

with senior officials from 30 other countries. blinken, along with his south korean counterpart has both condemned the missile launch. and to iceland we go. the country is being rocked by yet another volcanic eruption. the fourth one since december. the icelandic meteorology office reporting the first flow of lava on saturday. iceland's famed blue lagoon spa has been evacuated along with nearing villages former president trump issued a warning to lawmakers if they decide to ban the controversial app. >> i found facebook to be extremely dishonest and what would happen is if you ban tiktok, if you take it away and we have a new concept. if you take it away, those people are going to go on to

facebook. facebook, in my opinion was worst than tiktok. >> carley: trump's comments come as the white house is urging the senate to move swiftly on the bill. now to college basketball. yale beating brown at the buzzer of the ivy league championship game sending the yale bulldogs to the ncaa tournament. and during the a 0 championship a confetti shower -- can you believe this -- it went off early. officials quickly stopping the game to get the court cleaned off. dduquesne earning a spot in the dance first time in 47 years. as for those who didn't make the tournament of. rick pa teen know most notable snubs on. caitlin clark lands the first number one seed in the tournament in 32 years. south carolina, texas, and usc are the other teams on the top bracket. and those are your headlines, guys university of south

carolina they have such a good team. >> i'm sure your dad is happy about that. >> lawrence: i still need to complete the bracket. >> steve: you got a little time. >> brian: wait until it starts. >> ainsley: we used to do it here on fox. >> steve: my daughter won it one year, sally. just filled mine out. i think she was in fifth grade she based it on the mascots. she won the "fox & friends" pot. >> don't talk about gambling on television. >> that's if there is money involved. >> of course there is money involved. it's gambling. >> there was coffee involved. >> brian: no money involved. >> she/her college paid for after that fifth grade win. >> steve: it was really good, too. she went to a good college. thank you "fox & friends." >> don't forget to set the dvrs every morning at 6:00 a.m.

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♪ >> brian: fox news alert right now. later this morning the supreme court is set to hearing arguments on if the government crossed the line by pressuring social media sites to remove content. missouri senator eric schmitt filed the original lawsuit when he was a attorney general. joins us now. great to see you. why should people care about what is happening today? how will it effect all of us? >> well, most important free speech case in your lifetime other government colluding and social media companies in the world to suppress millions of most posts. posts related to the hunter biden laptop story. origins of covid, the lab leak. efficacy of masks and much more. the scope of this, brian, is

orwellian and it's breath-taking. able to achieve a victory at the lower court, the supreme court is going to rule on that injunction and make sure that stays? place to the government officials can't cancer speech. they also can't outsource that to these social media giants here. >> brian: give everybody at home a timeline on the government censorship. reporting that hunter biden's laptop story they said it was fake. we know it's real. on the 27th of 2021, facebook lifts a ban on posts regarding covid-19 lab leak theories. they will didn't want anybody saying it was man made july 15th, 2021. white house flag flags posts for facebook to covid misinformation. missouri filed where we are at today. the twitter files i found unbelievably in -- gets you angry but that gets released exposed even more.

social media companies regarding social media. that got stopped. the supreme court hears arguments that's where we are at today. so, what will change. >> what is your strongest what are you most worried about in defense? i think what is important to realize, brian, this isn't just a one off of a couple of officials. this was a vast censorship enterprise. a leviathan of government agencies speech. you saw the pre-bunking the hunter biden story. we took the deposition of the fbi agent doing that. >> brian: elvis chan. >> yeah. elvis chan. get into covid took the deposition of anthony fauci unique to this case too. basically you had anybody who was espouse ago belief that it was a lab leak theory or questioning the efficacy of masks the surgeon general himself was text messages high ranking officials saying takingt down. underlying threats of we are

going to take on antitrust case. you are going to lose your section 230 protections if you don't censor more. all of this led to the power and size of the federal government coming down on social media companies. some of them were willing. some of them wanted to kind of take some of these down. there were instances where they were actually back and said do it or else. nice social media company it would be a shame if you lost it, right? that's the kind of gravity they were putting on top of these social media companies to actually censor speech. the reason why this is the most important free speech case in our lifetime is that typically these cases had to do with being able to speak on the town square, right? now we have moved into a place where this are is a virtual town square. what we can't have is the federal government doing end around the constitution to get somebody else or some other company to do their bidding, which is exactly what's the case here. >> brian: just real quick. sunday times, just getting ready for this interview. did a real hit piece on you guys

yesterday. just basically how you guys are winning with your disinformation. and this is bad for the country. it's counter intuitive, i would think to everything you just explained, how do you feel about that? >> it's amazing to me people warning about threats to democracy who want to actually bull doze democracy. the first amendment, i'm 48, right? so i'm old enough to remember when liberals actually defended the first amendment in free speech. protect democrats or whatever their ideology is. they are wling to sort of believe in censorship or advocate for censorship under the guise of this is disinformation. the truth of the matter is, you fight information you don't agree with more information, with more speech don't get the government suppress speech. lost the plotted here. it's really a shame. i'm going to keep fighting for this. i know there are a lot of people who care deeply about the first amendment which is why this case

is so important. >> brian: best of luck. so glad you did it. we all benefit from it. i look forward from the outcome. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: effort to ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, brian. russian president vladimir putin winning the russian presidential election earning almost 88% of the votes. the highest number of votes in post soviet russian history. and the new term gives putin another six years in power. this after at least four dozen people were arrested in russia on sunday for protesting the unopposed election. the leader of hertz announced that he will be resigning at the end of the month. hertz ceo steven share will step down from his role on march 31st. the news coming shortly after the company's push for those electric vehicles went south. the car rental company it had been struggling with higher repair costs and low demand for the ev rentals before selling off a significant portion of their ev fleet 57-year-old boxer

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>> welcome back, we have been telling you about miami spring break goers and been cracking counsel on the spring breakers including a curfew began at midnight until 6:00 a.m. from friday until today. despite this curfew though, the miami beach police department says they have arrested more than 250 party goers over the weekend. this is still a drop from last week's mayhem resulted in 500 arrests. seizure of 105 guns and two fatal shootings. i spoke with spring breakers in miami last week. regulations they could feel the differences compared to last year. watch. ohio do we like that. >> feel safe as a girl. >> it helps make, you know, certain people turn around if they are up up to no good. >> looks more safer than last year. >> lawrence: how has it been in

miami beach with all the rule changes are you lying it. >> the rules aren't stopping. >> they still ain't stopping us. lawrence the curfew is expected to be lifted today over to you, steve. >> steve: and there are businesses down there who want that to happen because they are missing business. lawrence, thank you very much. mean while, speaking of video, new video showing migrants in new york city taking over the sidewalks to sell clothing and much more. the unauthorized flea market setting up shop and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's district. our next guest says it makes country, which is why he hasld decided to launch a bid for local government. ramsey is running for the new york state assembly he joins us right now. ramsey good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> how did that happen? >> basically started over last summer. >> when we let in all these migrants into our area. and they just came with this influx of people that needed to make money and they started

selling these goods along our streets steve the problem is, you know, you got all the people who are now essentially vendors but they are only some sidewalks where you can be a vendor. >> right. >> now other problems in your neighborhood. prostitution is super bad now. and also you have got crime. >> so we have become sort of this epicenter of crime and prostitution and illegal street vending. it's taking over many streets. it goes alls way from corona through em hearst and into jackson heights. these are three neighboring neighborhoods that are really being hit hard with these problems. >> steve: okay. aoc went fox news a statement and she says: regarding the video. what we are seeing here is a result of anti-immigrant policies that deny immigrants proper work permits and vending licenses. and drive them into the shadows

of undignified conditions. this is just one way of many that anti-immigrant policies hurt all of us. pathway to citizenship. republicans would rather block so they can film people in their worst moments for views. what do you say to that? >> what re they trying to do to change it? there is no team coming out and speaking to these vendors. speaking to the prostitutes that are in these situations. where's the help? are you trying to put something together to inform everybody and educate them on the outlets and avenues that they can actually take to become a better person out here and coincide and coexist with the residents? >> >> you told me earlier it doesn't appear that she is doing what she supposed to be doing for your neighborhood never seen her in the neighborhood. never campaigned there never set foot there. i have never seen her on

roosevelt avenue. a few blocks from where i live. i live and breathe this every single day if there are people from her office who watch this program. are you willing to give her a tour to show her this right there? >> i would gladly give her a tour. i would walk her through everything. let her see exactly how it is and how it's affecting the quality of life for everybody that lives there. >> steve: you have got a website if they would like to contact you. >> that's right. go to ram says for new york. and ram says free as on instagram you are all over social media. >> i am. >> steve: thank you for telling your story. >> thank you. >> steve: chicago is evicting migrants from shelters as a measles outbreak is spreading through the city. dr. marc siegel is here on this medical monday straight ahead on

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26 in chicago. cold enough for snow by the way across portions of the midwest and the northeast. frost and freeze alerts through the southeast through tuesday morning when it's going to feel more like february and january parts of florida and georgia as this front continues to bring all that cold air southward. here is the forecast today not a whole lot in terms of big storm systems. potential for heavy rain along the gulf coast. frorld you could see some weather here and cold enough for snow for parts of the great lakes and the midwest. look at this, we could see upwards of over 2 feet of snow in the syracuse area and then the northern plains and the midwest, your next shot of snow is wednesday through friday. and it's not out of the question to see your last snow or around the last snow the end of march, the record is may 11th for chicago may 24th, minneapolis and kansas city the latest snow was in may 3rd. so, do you know what?

feeling like winter in a lot of these areas and that's what happens in march, right? we get that sort of that roller coaster ride of warm temperatures, cold temperatures. the good news is spring is coming. it's coming. >> ainsley: you get a little bit of everything. everybody is happen at some point during the month. >> janice: got check your fox weather app. >> ainsley: that's right. thank you so much, janice, great to see you. chicago moving forward with ejoint exhibiting doesens of migrants over the weekend as a measles outbreak is spreading through the city. of the 12 confirmed measle cases, half of which are among children. 10 cases are tied to one migrant shelter. here to discuss on this medical monday is fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. thank you for being with us. >> hi, ainsley, good to see you. >> ainsley: they can't afford to house all of these migrants so they are evicting them. the problem is this one shelter the pillsen migrant shelter has so cases. >> they have 11,000 mig migrantn homeless shelters in chicago.

2,000 on the street by the end of april problem lauded to it's busy being spread to other people in the shelter who never got vaccinated against measles because they were busy rushing across the border. you don't stop for a shot, do you? >> ainsley: right. good pointed it's not just chicago though. new york city. 65,000 migrants in homeless shelters intended for only 90,000 total in denver 40,000. both cities are putting limits how long you can stay in the shelter. you end up potentially spreading diseases i look at public health emergency. it's tuberculosis, it's influenza, sexually transmitted diseases and also hepatitis and also malnutrition. people aren't going to be put out on the street and suddenly

going to be able to take care of themselves. >> ainsley: your child gets the mmr shot at 9 months old. mom didn't vaccinate her kids. both look dollars like which measles. that was happening in chicago. what should they be doing? should they quarantine everybody at these shelters? what do you recommend? >> by the way, you made a really good point there one out of four kids that get measles end up in the hospital. people think of it as a childhood disease but it can get you really sick with pneumonia. that's the number one thing i worry about. they absolutely have to quarantine anyone ththat doesn't have a proven vaccine status. hasn't -- has been exposed to it like in the shelter. and may get for not being vaccinated. if you are vaccinated you are protected. >> ainsley: some of the things we worry about having open borders. not only all the crime but many of them are not vaccinated. they are coming and putting our citizens in danger. >> let's not blame this on texas

blame the united states of america for letting people come across the border. it's a national public health problem. >> ainsley: it's the joe biden border crisis, dr. siegel. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: let's talk about this next story. this is in colorado a fatal dog parasite in the water there. do you know anything about this? >> absolutely. by 9 way, this isn't just colorado. it's in the gulf of mexico, it's across the southwestern states. 65 million households own a dog. this is veterinary segment we are doing right now. 65 million, including you. you have a beautiful little toy poodle, brian has two dogs. >> ainsley: do you. >> lawrence's dog i know personally. amazing dogs. we have to protect them. this type of liver is found in brackish water. found in sea water and river water. we are finding in the colorado river. unfortunately dogs that swim, or eat raw fish can get. this and it can go to every organ in the dog's body. it is treatable, ainsley. here is what everyone wants to

know out there. it's not spreading to humans. can you get a swimmer's itch from it. but this type of flat worm or not going to get human sick and not get it from the dog but we have to watch out for our animals. >> ainsley: big show still ahead. sean hannity, texas lt. governoo dan patrick. gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experience. the best a man can get is gillettelabs. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai.

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