with balloons everywhere. will: have to shuffle walking around like this. got to lift up. falling around from balloons. will: the lights were on. pete: it is 4:30 in the morning. rachel: nothing happened to my office. pete: i knew will wouldn t know about it. is marked on my calendar, april 1st. will: my favorite part, when you were reading the setup, it said first up, will kane. rachel: i didn t think about that. will: if you are home and you re up early, you ve got the time to plan. how you will full your fellow fools. rachel: i will take will: a shooting victim helps pin down a suspect after gunfire interrupts his morning commute, the situation that led to a dramatic takedown. rachel: despite claiming the
comes to the general public watching without much in the way of coverage or fanfare? reporter: depends what local authorities will allow the media to cover. if they allow it we will see donald trump entering and leaving. we might get to see him fingerprinted if we allow the press in. it could be a complete circus if they allow the press in. i think bragg would like to get a perp walk out of donald trump, he would like to see donald trump in handcuffs because the prosecution seems to me to be pretty political and i am sure he wants those visuals that he can celebrate. will: i m not sure he wants those visuals, they will play into the hands of donald trump. pete: is that is called? it is his call. there s been some negotiating
in the destruction. more than 50 tornadoes reported friday in seven states. and there were hail reports, 206 damaging wind reports. in little rock, arkansas, the national guard was called in to help, one hundred national guard members on the ground helping storm victims, shelters have been established for people who lost their homes. will: let s turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. we were talking about the tornado that went to the mississippi. a week later, a similar thing with a lot of tornadoes across the bigger area. they got to the north where we saw the tornado last week. a scary night and scary afternoon, one batch of tornadoes in the memphis area, the second batch in iowa and illinois. there were two bull s-eyes for severe weather. we are not done with severe weather yet. we have a threat today
catastrophe for justice in this country and i am frightened and angry that he has taken this step because i do worry about where it leads. pete: rachel: we will see if republicans have the stomach for it. we need to stop this kind of prosecution. it is great having you this morning. we have eric trump coming up at 9 am with a response from him on how he feels about what is happening to his father. stay tuned for that. pete: it is a scary time. will: it is unprecedented, it is the weaponization of the justice system at play. rachel: scary if you are conservative, not so scary if you are a democrat. will: kamala harris is on the trip we were talking about talking to foreign leaders, no
what do you anticipate? could be. that is the way the democrats want it but congress has purview and what chairman jordan and others, they have jurisdiction to go after this and those documents and the flow of documents and who was involved in this, they better comply with those subpoenas. pete: you think there will be a fight back in real time? there should be. the media should say that s how we do things, they can go after this, they should, they will, they better comply with those subpoenas. pete: thanks for being here. closet over to will. will: pennsylvania senator john fetterman was discharged from walter reed hospital after going six weeks of treatment for clinical depression which