flying. flying supposed to lifted april 18th. i don t want to get on a plane with super spreaders. yopght get on a plane with 214 other people that are going to be breathing on me with their covid breath. i don t want it. i don t want it. i want the mask. i think we relied on personal responsibility and people were irresponsible leading to the mandates. right? we want people to be better than they are. and that s just the bottom line. we cannot necessarily rely on people to protect their fellow man. ainsley: i mean, when we were listening to that soundbite we were all say going she wants to wear a mask, wear it. pete: sleep in it if you want. ainsley: fauci was was saying that he slipped make your own decisions. brian: anthony fauci flips every day surprised people still booking him. even if you wanted to listen to anything anthony fauci says he contradicts himself in the next
brian: smithsonian. pete: what do you think they are going to do when they re dropped off in your town. merely bringing public eyes to a reality of something that happens all across the country every day because our border is wide open. illegals with no monitoring dropped and what happens next? where do they go? where odo they go to school and healthcare and get a job? do they get benefits? those are all questions the white house refuses to answer. ainsley: why would the president do this? why does he want open borders? fentanyl, drug trafficking or sex trafficking? why is he for this open border? and many have said it s because he wants their votes and the democrats want take over. brian: doesn t work. ainsley: look at his poll numbers this morning quinnipiac poll says only 33% of all of america approves of his job performance. only 26% of hispanic voters approve though, y all. that is less than white people and black people. brian: wow, so meanwhile that what is it like a
with peyton manning. ainsley: now i like him better, even more. pete: back to top story premarket twitter shares are already up on the heels of elon musk s takeover move. fox business correspondent jackie deangelis breaks down what elon musk $43 billion offer to buy twitter means for the future of big tech next any way you want it that s the way you need it any way you want it. my asthma felt anything but normal. it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it s a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma.
very lengthy rap sheet. lauren? absolutely. ainsley, thank you so much. frank james is now being held in a federal lockup. and he will be charged probably with that subway shooting that left the city stunned, really, it all came after a massive multi-state manhunt involving hundreds of police officers and the fbi. and in the end, it was james himself who kind of brought closure to the chase. the bizarre climax to the intensive search came when 62-year-old frank james called crime stoppers hotline after seeing himself plastered across tv screens and wanted posters. he told a tip line he was at mcdonald s in lower manhattan when officers arrived he had gone taking a stroll in the area. that s when witnesses saw him and called the cops. he was walking the street. i saw that i see that car police come from sought police, yo, this is the guy. the guy today.
carriers, howitzers. brian: do you know who deserves credit for that? zelenskyy. is he talking past the leaders to the people. the american people, 68% want more support for ukraine. ainsley: meanwhile. ainsley: meanwhile biden s approval rating this morning 33% according to quinnipiac. brian: wow, carley shimkus approval rating has gone up. ainsley: 100 percent of the people love her. carley: i have a feeling president zelenskyy s approval rating is 100. brian: 72%. carley: thank you, ainsley i appreciate it i have got headlines including a fox weather alert. it could be one of the biggest blizzard in a quarter century blanket the plains. one montana town seeing 47 inches of snow in just one night. and wind gusts reaching 40 plirps. at least one possible tornado was also reported near louisville, kentucky. the possible twister tearing down trees and leaving damage