party. >> if you listen to the whole thing, the interviewer could not concept the concept that r.f.k. jr. actually wants do win the presidency. kept insisting he is try to come a spoiler for biden. doesn't that proof jfk jr.'s point? >> no candidate has gotten double digits for votes since ross perot in 1992. r.f.k. jr. is there. can he win? very much a long shot. this interviewer seemed to be pushing him to get out because, obviously, r.f.k. jr. will take more votes from joe biden than from donald trump. as far as the "new york times," they have endorsed now in 16 straight elections mcgovern, carter, gore, kerry, dukakis, mondale, all of the democratic party, i think. so. >> carley: you are encyclopedia. >> rain man. >> carley: let's see if they can make it 17. >> joe: have a great weekend. >> carley: thank you so much. "fox & friends" starts right now have great weekend.

>> lawrence: buckle up 6:00 a.m. on the east coast friday, march the 22nd. this is "fox & friends." an insane scene at the border. more than 100 migrants, illegally trying to cross the border busted down razor wire and mowing down national guardsmen. >> brian: same judge who fined the former president now saying the trump organization needs a babysitter for three years. >> ainsley: and the surprising heart health risk associated with intermittent fasting. so take this as your sign to go ahead and eat your breakfast with us. >> steve: immediately. "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> carley: the new york judge in former president trump's civil fraud trial is ordering the courts to continue monitoring the trump organization's finances for the next three years.

>> lawrence: and the state attorney general taking initial steps to prepare to seize trump's new york's assets if he does not secure the $454 million bond by monday's deadline. >> steve: lots of news on this case and that's why we have scrambled madeleine rivera with all the details. hey, maddy. >> hey, good morning, guys. the trump organization has been under the watch of an independent monitor since november 2022. now, that monitor, retired federal judge barbara jones will be in place for the next three years. jones will review the trump organization's internal accounting controls, record keeping, and financial reporting policies and procedures the trump organization must provide her with monthly bank statements, notify her in advance of any pass or other assets. must tell her of any effort to secure a surety bond. former president trump has until monday to post the nearly $500 million bond in his new york civil fraud case. he has been turned away by 30 insurance companies. he is asking the appeals court

to stayed penalty until his appeals are exhausted he accuses new york letitia james of it prosecuting him for political reasons. he says on truth social. numerous businesses fabricated witch huntington against me. attorney general's office has filed judgments in west chester county where trump's national golf club and the seven springs estate are located. for now, former president trump has ruled out the possibility of selling properties because he would have to do so potentially as fire sale prices which he says would cause irrepair shall damage if he does win on appeal. come up this hour we will have legal analyst jonathan turley to talk about what this all means for former president trump. back to you. >> steve: all right, maddy, thank you very much. >> of course. >> steve: how many times have we heard the fo president say the border is under control. we want to show you jaw dropping

video "new york post." they had two reporters down there yesterday. and at one point, at gate 36, by the highway, about 100 migrants rushed the border. they broke through razor wire. they knocked over guards. here she is, here is jenny, subscribing to sean hannity what happened yesterday. >> there were 300 male adults, mostly. and then there were another 300 women and children. the women and children were going to be taken for processing by border patrol. the texas national guard here on state orders was taking small groups of the single adults and pushing them back into mexico. well, they didn't like that. and eventually they realized what was happening. they realized that their feat wasn't going to be to get processed and released into the united states. they decided that rioting and basically encircling texas national guard who were totally outnumbered in a very violent

situation they were banging on the border wall. they were pushing against the texas national guard there were physical altercations and it couldn't be controlled by those authorities. >> brian: that was the chaos that broke loose right at the border. a bunch of g guys in hoodies got tired of waiting. they just stormed and overran the national guard. uflted maltly they would be stopped by a bigger fence. let's hope it didn't open up. but it was amazing. i did watch some of the other cable channels one of which did show this. but this is horrific news in el paso, a place that is committed with national guard, and texas guard of pushing back and they are working together and still they are being overrun. >> ainsley: it was a wild scene, mostly single adult plenty as you can see. one was arrested for assaulting a soldier. they say there could be more arrests that could be likely. >> brian: do you believe only one arrest? can you believe only one arrest? >> steve: so far.

>> brian: so far? what are you waiting for. >> ainsley: you said one network other than us covered. this cbs 3 seconds. look at others zero conch of this story. >> brian: i do have to correct the record i just watched it on cnn. >> lawrence: finally they decided to cover it. they accuse my state of being racist. they accuse my state of pouring gasoline. >> brian: yesterday. >> lawrence: on the fire. and do you see what is happening here? they charged our national guard. they charged the highest ranking police officers in our state is the state police. they charged him and as you can see, see, they put their hands up to act like they're nonviolent. but they are charging the cops and the national guard. something is going to happen at the border very soon. you can't charge cops. you can't charge the national guard. >> and one thing i will point to there has been an attempt by the administration to separate the border patrol from the state police as well as the national guard. so, jason owens, appointed by

the biden administration over the border patrol. this is what he had to say yesterday on cbs. whether he was asked about sb 4. he said i will tell you this. especially in texas. there's no better partner for the border patrol than the texas departdepartment of public safe. we have worked hand in hand with the agents for as long as i have been around and i don't see that stopping. so there you go. >> brian: he says you need tougher policies to deter the migrants. you just can't come to the border and say your life is being threatened and you are in payroll and can't go back. does anyone believe these people. these able-bodied people in the prime of their lives are being threatened? and the other thing is a lot of them are gangsters. look at their neck tattoos. they are showing you the gang they belong. in. >> ainsley: also said we need to put them in jail. remove them from our country and ban them from ever try to come back. >> steve: what they did was to give you logistics that raids zore wire concertina wire was put there by the texas national

guard and the department of public service. so the migrants raced through that. according to the "new york post." that group, you know, we just saw the video where they came up to the border wall and, of course, that stopped them. apparently the group was pushed back to mexico but some were arrested and the rest of the people, all those people in the melee were actually processed. bill melugin's texas sources say the group of single men one was arrested for assaulting a soldier, more arrests are likely, meanwhile governor abbott's office said these illegal migrants committed crimes in texas and the dps is under instruction to arrest every illegal migrant involving committing criminal trepsz and destruction of property. the problem is so what -- they did all of that right? going to let those people in who raced, you know, essentially knocked over and knocked past the state national guard? yeah. absolutely. all those people were processed. one guy was arrested and it sounds like somebody else who is being held is going to be arrested later today. >> because the biden administration is pro-catch and

release. just add some color to this. the razor wire is the state line. this is where the governor has put in place. they have full authority over that because that is texas property. the wall right there is when you get to the federal line. under the biden administration. these people just get released through catch and release. what the state of texas is doing right now. the moment that they hit the texas state line, they are saying you cannot come in. you cannot come in. we're pushing you back. every once in a while they will find some way to break the wire as you can see right now, this was a large group. so texas national guard they were just outnumbered right there. in any other case. they would have been able to force them back to mexico. >> ainsley: that wall prevents them from getting. in what were they thinking we will take down this fence but then there is that massive wall at the next hurdle and they couldn't get through. >> lawrence: this is what they were thinking ains lizly. the moment they get to the federal line they're on american soil and then the biden administration picks them up and

then it gets some fake court appearance which they have lost 200,000 of those court appearances and then they get into the country. >> ainsley: then they are told to go squat. >> steve: right? >> brian: it's true. 745 people got in el paso alone that is public record. other thing to keep in mind here. democrats are so horrified by this, i don't know how many sincerely but they know politically they are paying a horrific price, they actually had -- they are actually are putting forward legislation and looking at the app. that they're applying to. i did not know that app. was originally constructed if you bring stuff with you at the border to just log it. whether it's fruit, vegetables, or some type of memorabilia. now this mayorkas reconfigured and said no you can apply for admission here. we have to -- we have to revisit it. and there is pushback from congresswoman crocket who says law enforcement -- when ice was going to get involved in this now. she goes law enforcement has whipped migrants in the past. this is all about basically the

haitians coming in again. and she is basically claiming that the border patrol is racist. >> lawrence: that was debunked by the biden administration. it was a full investigation done. there was no whipping that was done. the person that they are talking about, that the border patrol were going after. stole a woman's purse, one of the haitian migrants because they steal from each other because there is a lot of criminals coming across the border. it was debunked. she should know better. she represents dallas and her predecessor would have never stood for some of the stuff that she is standing for. it's so unfortunate that you got a texas congresswoman that is going against the border patrol. we are literally the ones that are getting hit the hardest and she is saying that they whip haitian higs she knows it's not true. >> steve: all those people that rurentsd wall they were processed except one or two that were arrested. >> brian: so dumb. >> steve: ainsley, you mentioned squatters. a fox news alert. a manhunt is under way for two squatters suspected of murdering

a woman in her new york city apartment. stuffing her into a duffle bag and then they ran away to pennsylvania. >> ainsley: chanly parent is here with the insane story. you know, chanly, i guess they didn't have a door man, these individuals were living in her mom's vacant apartment. >> yeah. that's right. this is a tragic story, you guys. naudia via tell was 52 years old when her son found her body bludgeoned to death in a duffle bag after being missing for two days, the neighborhood as can you imagine is on edge. >> it's pretty scary, you know. this is pretty, you know, pretty normal neighborhood. quite a community vibe to the police have identified two suspects. also on the surveillance video

they say were squatting at that apartment. the two can be seen fleeing the scene in vitel's suv before crashing it in pennsylvania. those two murder suspects are still at large and the joint fugitive task force is asking anyone with information to call nypd's crime stoppers hotline, guys? >> steve: shanly, thank you very much. apparently this woman who was murdered living in spain. she came back to new york to prepare the apartment for new tenants. and apparently that's when she -- the elevator door opened and then there were the squatters. and they apparently murdered her. chanley talked about how they stole her lexus suv and with g.p.s. and whatnot, they know it went across the george washington, d.c. g washington bridge went into pennsylvania. that's where it crashed two

people went to a number of car dealers in pennsylvania and tried to buy another car for a thousand bucks. no one sold them a car they know of they could on foot. >> lawrence: easy way to solve the squatting problem give police more power to determine what is a lease and not a lease. i have covered a lot of these stories. you can tell that these leases that are they are presenting when they say it's their home are not actual leases. they're literally handwritten. but what happens is when a cop arrives to the scene they say listen, i'm not a judge, i can't go back and forth with you. i don't have the legal authority they turn it over to the municipality a judge to determine that takes months even get a day for the judge to litigate it. give the police more power and let them decide. >> ainsley: jake blumeen krantz is a republican, trying to pass bills so the squatters don't have the rights. >> steve: here in new york, if you stay in apartment or any house for 30 days, you are considered a tenant and is he going to change that law he is

scant prisoner and suspected gunman rushed officers outside of boise behind bars. yesterday arrested white supremacist gang members in idaho. police believe they might have commcommitted two murders whilen the run. haiti two suspected gang members reportedly killed in an act of vigilante justice. then they were set on fire in a suburb of the nation's capital city port-au-prince. meanwhile, in florida, governor ron desantis is attempting to fly u.s. citizens out of haiti. >> it has been like pulling teeth to deal with some of these federal agencies. the reality is you have an easier time getting into this country illegally than you do just to be rescued as a united states citizen. how the hell does that make any sense? >> ainsley: florida is hopeful that four state chartered flights will arrive today after permitting problems yesterday. and one week from today, it will be a year since "wall street

journal" reporter evan gershkovich was arrested in russia on espionage charges. his sister is speaking out about the agonizing year that his family has had. >> it's been a really difficult year for our family. it's just a lot of uncertainty and we have to take it day by day. we're just gonna keep believing that we're going to get evan home soon. >> ainsley: is he currently detained in a russian prison and faces a decade behind bars if he is convicted. a group of florida state university students on spring break in cancun say they were robbed at gunpoint outside of their hotel in can cube. the three girls were approached by four men who pointed rifles at their faces and accused them of trespassing. the father of one of those students says the men gave them three options. you can go to the airport and leave the country before going to get your belongings, or you can go jail and it won't be comfortable or you can each give

us $300 apiece. the faa is investigating after a hot air balloon went off course on wednesday in minnesota with three passengers inside hitting a power line and then deflating. sparks flew causing this brush fire. the balloon was later a couple miles away. the crash left the passengers hanging on to power lines inside the basket, according to rochester's fire captain. eventually the fire broke causing it to tumble to the ground. thankfully, everyone is okay. that's scary. supermodel gizelle bundchen reporting that she almost died photo shoot perfume. called true confessions. celebrities did not believe her at first. >> i did a photo shoot on a face iceberg in iceland and i almost fell off into the ocean. >> i'm with jimmy. >> what do you mean? >> you lied. >> it's true. >> what? >> yes. it's true.

>> gisele has been in the public eye for most of her adult life. not only for her modeling but also for her previous marriage to nfl star tom brady. those are your headlines. >> brian: sometimes super modsupermodelshave to go to icee ends meet. new developments from the trump's legal battles as a new york judge ordering the courts to keep an eye on the organization's finances for the next three years. they already have a monitor there. meanwhile new york attorney letitia james filing judgments in west chester county? home to one of trump's golf courses and a private estate. it could be the -- it would be the property sized if trump doesn't secure a $454 million bond in three days' time or gets it knocked down because it's up for appeal. here to react fox news contributor george washington university law professor jonathan turley. jonathan, your thoughts as we count down to monday? >> well, you know it's

interesting, brian, is that you would think that this monitoring would have been the entirety of the remedy. if the court was really concerned about whether trump would be honest in future dealings, they could have juxtaposed a monitor. instead he imposes this ridiculous amount of penalty on trump. he could have picked any figure because none of us could make sense out of this. he could have said a trillion dollars and he sits back and watches the defendant scramble to have to sell off properties in order to protect properties. and, you know, this is going to eventually have to go to some judge who is going to say enough. i mean, this really shocks the conscience. you should not have to sell off your property at fire sale prices in order just to get anyone to look at the judgment of this one judge. >> >> brian: do you have a sense -- people should understand it gets confusing is that this is the judge, says he owes $454 million

because he was not candid with banks and insurance companies. okay. fine. but he goes i don't trust that judgment. i want this appealed. said okay. but, in the meantime to appeal it, we're going to make you come up with $454 million in a bond. and the bond companies don't want to lend it because you need cash in order to get a bond. and he has stuff. he has real estate. real estate can't be just collateral unless it's liquid. all of this is impossible scenario. now it's up to a judge to say, agree with most people who are logical and say we got to knock this down to something and they are asking for 100 million. do you think he has ha shot of this -- to getting a majority of these five paneled judge to say that? >> i hope he does because what is happening to the new york legal system is truly alarming. this was one of the premier systems in the world for businesses. and now people are fleeing new york. they see what's happening here.

and, you know, this is a judge who could have resolved. they could have come up with an easy solution. this is a -- this is just because trump's portfolio being real estate. it's the nature of his business. those are fixed assets. trump tower isn't going to go anywhere. is he not going to abscond with it. they can take the $100 million that he has offered and then take other agreements that he won't sell or change his interest in these fixed assets. that -- anyone looking at that would say well, yeah. that seems fair. but that's not the profile of this case. this judge has done nothing to introduce any element of fairness through this. and so you're really between a rock and a hard place if you are donald trump. you've got a portfolio with real estate. and people don't take real estate in order to float a bond. >> brian: as mark cuban said when you are zero interest rate environment, very few people keep cash around. smart investors invest it in

things and he is not a fan of donald trump. so let's move on and talk about your column on foxnews.com. you look at what's happened in the case with hunter biden. you saw bobulinski's testimony. you saw dan goldman ridiculously try to engage him, get the answers he didn't want and try to move on. you saw aoc make incredible, outrageous accusations and bobulinski knocked that down, too. and you come to this conclusion. one of the lines that really stood out, as a lifelong democrat politically active chicago family, can i no longer recognize the party from my youth. we once stood for something other than the next election or hating others. can you expand on that? >> well, i don't know how we got to this point as the democratic party. you know, the -- this is a party that is now actively supporting censorship and blacklisting. it's a party that has supported ballot cleansing and court-packing. it's a party where you have got people like former senator mccass call calling witnesses putin lovers because they're

appearing against the biden administration. you have democratic members who are saying that you are is a russian fellow traveler if you raise questions related to the biden corruption scandal at some point you have to ask what have we become? unrecognizable for those of us who have been lifelong democrats we used to stand for something. now it just appears that it's about the next election or it's about hating trump more than loving other values like free speech free speech caused many of us, i guess the old timers, that have really have a sense of alarm. the democratic party used to treat free speech as one of the defining values of the party. the democratic party is now an anti free speech party. it is actively pursuing censorship, blacklisting, funding groups to go after even the revenue of sites that they

don't like on the right. and so, at the end of all of this, when you secure the election, that you are fighting so hard to win, what exactly will you be at that point? other than victorious? >> brian: very well said. even better here than you put it in your column. we'll see what happens. i know a lot of people are busy in the afternoon. if you can go back and look at some of this testimony probably replay on c-span you won't believe some of the interactions. no one covers bobulinski. jonathan, thank you very much. appreciate it. one democrat making outrageous claim as she blasts texas' attempt to arrest migrants. >> as you talk about the racial profiling, local law enforcement agents on horseback whipping haitians. >> brian: and, of course, we note whipping incident never happened. we showed you this shocking video national border patrola' video national border patrola' council brandon judgse says it's no surprise. we'll discusks.s it.

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backlash. heard the story and decided to wrap the truck in red, white, and blue. homes are your headlines, lawrence, with a positive one. >> lawrence: unbelievable this even has to be a story. >> carley: it's cool. tans good one. >> lawrence: if he would have painted it anything other than american flag it would have been fine. >> carley: a sweet paint job. >> lawrence: thanks, carley. take a look at this chaotic scene caught on camera by "the new york post." 100 migrants raced through razor wire and knocked down guards and crossed over the border into texas. illegal immigrants have been taught that our laws mean nothing. national border patrol council president brandon judd joins us now. your men and women aren't allowed to do their job on a day-to-day base. in comes texas dps and national guard. now they are new yorking them over. why? >> because they know that they can get away with it. they know darn good and well that they can violate our laws and nothing is going to happen

to them. i have conducted numerous interviews with people that have crossed our borders illegally and they told me though know nothing will happen to them. they know they will get released and laws don't apply to them. this can be attested to by hundreds of border patrol agents that will tell you the exact same story. that these individuals do not fear our laws and that's why you see scenes like this. now, what's amazing about it is this happens regularly. this is just the first time it's been caught on camera. we have to go back to the haitian migrant crisis. where we saw this over and over again. they know that they are not going to be held accountable for when they violate our laws. and that's why you see this scene. >> lawrence: i'm afraid something tragic is going to happen very soon. you can't have a group of people legally enter the country there attack our cops and national guard. something is going to happen they. that's the only way this ends.

>> yeah. and you're absolutely right, lawrence. you know, we -- those national guardsmen right there, when they were attacked, they could have potentially used lethal force, you know, and i'm grateful that they didn't because you know darn good and well that the biden administration would have went after them instead of those individuals that violated the law. so, we have got to look at this and we have to say that the rule of law not only protects law enforcement officers but it protects these people as well it. protects the united states citizens. but, as long as we don't have the rule of law, we will continue to see this chaos and president biden through his actions have taught these people that this is okay are you worried that you are going to lose border patrol agents as as a result of these policies by the biden administration. >> we are also losing agents. >> lawrence: of course. >> it's funny as we talk about this dhs spending bill, they are

talking about approving 22,000 border agents. we can't keep our borders border agents. we have the highest attrition rate in the government. we have that attrition rate because we can't do our job. we are demoralized. we know we don't have an administration that has our backs. so we have agents that are leaving left and right, again, one of the highest attrition rates in the entire federal government. >> lawrence: i apologize. dallas from dallas texas she represents the area. this is what she had to say about the -- you know the debunked haitian whipping gate. watch a as you talked about racial profiling right now we are talking a lot about haiti, and if people think back to the images of those local law enforcement agencies on horseback whipping haitians. haitians also came through that exact same pathway. it's another failure to really consider. this but, obviously, we are consistently having these issues

where we don't respect federal law, specifically if -- on the federal level the democrats are in control. >> right. >> this is what we keep doing. it's all about the states' rights now. >> yeah. >> this is a federal issue. >> lawrence: brandon, the anchor on set agreed at what point does this become slander. >> lawrence, my blood is boiling right now. this upsesame more than anything. i know darn good and well if i came on your show right now and i blatantly lie you would fact-check me in real time. this is an msnbc problem. they know darn good and well this has been debunked. skyrockets should have been fact-checks right thereon the it spot. because she wasn't those lies become the truth. everybody that watched that msnbc program they believe that those haitian migrants were whipped because msnbc didn't do their job and fact-check her in real time.

>> lawrence: those kids get made fun of school because of the lies told on that program. thank you. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> lawrence: biden is spending away your taxpayer money. brian brenberg crunches the figures there is he. he is next. ♪ surrender ♪ but don't give yourself away ♪ a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! fox news is proud to bring you this she■s a hero moment. i knew i was interested

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more snowfall totals. here is your total storm that moves across the gulf coast up toward the southeast and combining with the area of low pressure across the northern plains and the one across the south. that's going to give us our coastal event starting tonight into tomorrow, with heavy rain for all of these big cities, d.c. up to boston, 2 to 3, some isolated areas of maybe 3 to 5. and, again, that's all happening on saturday, sunday a better day. look at the snow with this for upstate new york and northern new england. so spring break is happening at the slopes here in the northeast, looking good. otherwise, i know, winter is still hanging on. steve, over to you. >> almost easter and it's snowing. >> it is. >> thank you very much, j.d. >> you got it. meanwhile breaking news yesterday, president biden is set to forgive $6 billion in student loans for 78,000 public service workers. this brings his administration's total student loan cancellation

to $144 billion in taxpayer funds. all this as americans struggle to pay for the basic necessities. well, we have called in the co-host of the big money show on fox business brian brenberg. good morning to you, brian. >> good morning. >> steve: do you know what? we know how this is going to end. because we saw the u.s. supreme court last june say that joe biden doesn't have the legal authority to forgive student loan. you got to go through the congress. >> right. >> steve: you know what? he needs young people to vote for him and he needs those public sector union people to vote for him, too. it looks like is he just buying votes. >> time something everything. you promised the relief. you start giving it. you know people are going to sue you for this because the supreme court has said you can't do it but is he doing it in his peace meal way. he is taking a program and driving a mac truck through it to shovel money out to people. it's going to take a while for the courts to say no, you can't and by that time november 2024 has already happened. it's very cynical and as you

brought up, it's an inflationary kind of thing it. makes prices worse for people and so it hits people on all sorts of ways. >> we got a graphic that shows some of the consumer prices the cpi year over year is up 3%. look at juices and drinks. everybody in my family is drinking so many drinks now. i had no idea they went up that much and i know for a fact that car insurance is way up. >> yeah. >> steve: as the average person is looking yeah, prices are through the roof, and inflation is way higher than it used to be, people are struggling and, yet, they see oh, look, that class of people who joe biden needs to vote for him, public sector employees and young people with college debt, look at that they get something and i'm paying 20% extra for car insurance. >> people are smart enough to also know if you keep shoveling money out this way those numbers aren't going to get better. that's part of the problem. you saw that food was 2%, year

over year, yes. but it's 21% since 2021. so, the cumulative effect is what people are feeling. but the government has got to stop spending, steve, to get those numbers really back down. the latest inflation report, what you are seeing is it's come down and now it's leveling out right here and people can't keep up with where it's leveling out. >> steve: right. >> they know that's going to be a problem for them not just this year but for years to come if these programs take root and they keep growing like biden is growing them. >> steve: we don't need a professor on set to tell us this but you are here. the reason prices shot up was because the government did shovel so much money into the economy during covid and its after-effects and that's why we got to where we're at. >> when you have got a lot more money facing chewer goods you are going to get inflation. so he is helping the people he needs votes from. and he is passing that cost on to everybody else, steve. aoldest political trick in the

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>> ainsley: some diet trends could actually be hurting your health. first up a new study reveals 8 hour time restricted eating, intermittent fasting is linked to 91% risk of cardiovascular death. here to react obesity specialist nyu langone medical weight loss program. >> thank you so much ainsley. >> ainsley: what do you think about the study that sounds scary # 1%. >> the study did look at a large data set of over 20,000 americans that gave data about their diets over a two day period to determine if there was a trend between the intermittent fasting pattern of eating and any cardiovascular disease or death. and there was an association, actually, with 8 hour or less

eating and cardiovascular death. does not imply that the cause of the mortality or death was intermittent fasting. we need some more data. >> ainsley: eating for # hours and take the other 16 hours and fast. do you think that's safe. >> this is actually a pattern that we see in other animals, and humans are designed to eat this way, too. right now we live in an area where we have plenty of opportunity to eat food. but that doesn't give us a lot of time to metabolize it and that can have some association with our current obesity trends. >> ainsley: speaking ever obesity at love people taking drugs like z owe zemp pick it could lead to mental health issues. >> hot topic and needs more investigation what i would take from this is that we as providers need to understand that obesity and mental health issues can often coexist and we should screen our patient for depression, anxiety, even suicidal ideation behavior when we start a medication like

ozempic and as patients continue to take it because these weight loss can still make the conditions more prevalent. >> ainsley: do you prescribe it. >> i prescribe these medications in my practice and we have been doing so for about 10 years. >> ainsley: i know it was designed for type 2 diabetics and they say if you -- and correct me if i am wrong, if you are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes sometimes can you lose weight and the diabetes issue goes away. is ozempic helping those patients to be diabetic free. >> patients who take ozempic for diabetes learned something that lead to indication for obesity and overweight for medical conditions. people taking it for type 2 diabetes had improvements in their weight and said let's use this drug for overweight and obesity. we have had improvements in not only weight but people had their diabetes what we call in remission where it looks like they don't have by beats and risk of things like death and cardiovascular disease

decreases. >> ainsley: that's remarkable. brian, over to you. >> brian: sports headlines starting with march madness and lot brackets gets busted as kentucky gets ko second time in three years. oakland with the wild upset over the wildcats. another bracket buster do you drain beating byu in the first tournament win in 47 years. dayton survives narrowly defeating nevada after being down by 17 points at the half. meanwhile, how about this story? just developing. reps for dodger superstar ohtani are reportedly calling for investigation after his now former interpreter was accuse of stealing $4 million in funds to pay off his illegal gambling debts. the problem is his story keeps changing. the translator was filed wednesday and apparently since admitted to stealing ohtani's money. will cain later on following the story will discuss this along with the gambling scandal. this is the bad side of illegal

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