>> i'm getting into this. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday morning. i am lawrence jones. jillian: are you feeling the thunder? >> it helps a little bit. we have some people in the control room with excellent music. >> like they know me. >> good to see you again, your with us all week. let's begin with a crisis at the border where two suspects on the fbi's terror watch list are caught. >> a new poll reveals americans are not happy with the white house response. griff jenkins joins us live from washington with this new report administration has their work cut out when it comes to the issue of immigration, something they made a priority in a new a people, 56% of americans disapprove while just 42% approve. the white house, press secretary to an psaki downplaying the numbers. >> right now our focus is not looking at the poll. it is on implementing solutions and difficult challenge and hoping we can ensure we are protecting these kids. the border is not open. todd: when it comes to the border and handling it 55% of americans disapprove, only 44% approve as border patrol agents in california are busy nabbing terrorists since the end of january. sector agents have arrested two yemeni men on the fbi terrorism watchlist and no-fly list, the first one 33 years old, 3 miles west of the port of entry, the second, 26 years old caught march 30th two miles west of the same port. more lawmakers make that trick south to see the border firsthand, yesterday democratic delegation but by senator tom carper and veronica escobar. afterwards a reporter asking escobar why 13 days after being tasked to lead on the border crisis vice president harris is not made the trip. >> you ask the president to come to the border themselves? >> we got to do this in spanish. >> vice president harris has an open invitation. >> he does need to come down here and see what is happening. they are exploiting it to send drug trafficking. >> the attorney general will join you later this hour. and more specifically what about the cartel traffic in arizona, the worst anywhere. >> hector says with border patrol agents off the border and inside micro crowded migrant facilities the criminal threat crossing into the country just got more real. >> board of regents overwhelmed with children on the border you have these types of people coming across the border with criminal records but also on the nba watchlist, in the central sector were these two men were apprehended. there are a lot of other apprehensions on the border every single day, they are not subject to public release but what happens when you overwhelm border patrol and don't support men and women of law enforcement. lawrence: bill haggerty is urging president biden to assure any budget to fight progressive pressured to defund the agency. jillian: chicago mayor lori lightfoot vowing to find the adult who gave a 13-year-old boy a gun before he was killed by police. adam toledo died after being chased by officers into an alley. police say a gun found at the scene, things like this happen too often in chicago in time to say no more. >> i directed the superintendent and chief detective to use every resource to track down the origins through tracing, fingerprinting and dna and to find the person responsible for doing this. >> lightfoot is directing the police superintendent to draft a new foot pursuit policy before the anticipated summer surge in violence. >> unrest organizer facing attended murder charges for a firebomb attack in portland, police say malika mohammed through this molotov cocktail a policeman during the september riots and also allegedly through at an officer two days later. investigators found this bottle filled with explosive liquid and said they have footage of mohammed, ironically he made headlines last year during a protest in minneapolis. >> arkansas governor asa hutchinson vetoes a bill that would have banned doctors from providing gender confirming treatment or surgery to transgender youth. >> house bill 1570 becomes law than we are creating new standards of legislative interference to physicians and parents as they deal with some of the most complex and sensitive matters involving young people. >> reporter: hutchinson says the bill is about government overreach. the arkansas state republican legislature can override the veto with a majority vote in the house and senate. major league baseball may have to be home for the all-star game, sources say the game left after the league pulled out of georgia. neil: jackie ibanez joined us with more. >> reporter: the mlb plans to relocate the all-star game to coors field in denver, colorado. they pulled out of atlanta last week in protest of georgia's new election laws which include restrictions on voting by mail and id requirements. >> this is unfair to hard-working georgians, small business owners and baseball fans not only here but all across the country, now this great sport, america's pastime is now going to be politicized. a bunch of spineless corporations that won't just say we are not engaging in that. jillian: colorado requires id to vote and has fewer days of early voting. it gives ballast to registered voters and has not been handing out food and water to voters. both allow vote by mail. of the critics include the ceo of delta air lines and coca-cola both headquartered in atlanta. they say the laws are too restrictive. republicans say it will backfire. >> we will see how they do when half the country puts drinking coca-cola, or quit using delta. they are welcome but they really doing something against the financial interest of every business. >> they make billions of dollars, hundreds of millions business with the communist regime in china that is guilty of atrocities and genocide. they don't say a word. >> reporter: the controversy made its way to texas where 40,000 fans packed the stands for the rangers opening game. governor greg abbott refused to throw out the first pitch saying it is shameful america's pastime is being influenced by party politics, georgia's new lost part several airlines to speak out on what they call voter suppression. if you want to board a plane this morning you are going to need a valid id. yes you are. lawrence: you know how we do it. march madness in a major upset. >> complete college basketball's greatest rebound and rebuild with a championship. lawrence: beating them 86-70. >> national title in history and fans back home in texas had a watch party held at the school. a live look inside. lawrence: that is all my people. jillian: congratulations. lawrence: after the break president biden's latest stimulus plan comes with major tax hikes. jillian: not all democrats are on board either. we will explain what that means for your bank account, you don't want to miss it. ♪♪ how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? 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starts? joe manchin is rejecting the massive corporate tax increase. the tax foundation says it would kill tens of thousands of american jobs. >> it has to be changed, that is what the legislation, going anywhere. it is more than just me. there are certain other democrats who feel strongly about this. we won't throw caution to the wind. lawrence: thanks so much for being with us. is this going to kill jobs? >> they have to do something, pass it on to customers, higher prices or pass it on to workers at lower wages. this is the real issue. senator manchin gets it. you can trace the corporate tax rate of 28%, that would put us at the top of the highest taxed countries in the world. that's not a list you want to be on top of. people think the corporate tax rate in america came down under donald trump. it came down but didn't put us at the bottom of the list, we are right in the middle. any increase moving up, to the top of the list and in a moment, competing around the globe for business, china competing hard to win the commercial race. jillian: i would like to think how is this going to impact every american? not just americans who work in these corporations but americans who might have their own business or work on main street versus wall street. how will they be affected by this? >> every business is related to every other business. they get supplies from someone else and when you slowdown growth which is what a tax increase does, that hits everybody. everybody is affected even if they don't work for these companies. more americans hold their retirement and investment portfolios that are invested in companies with higher tax rates when taxes go up, those returns to workers go down, it is options, a growing economy where companies are higher but when you raise taxes in this country you are encouraging companies to get out of here, reducing job opportunities to keep wages lower. this is an issue for everybody not just those who work for fortune 500 companies, everybody who buys products this is an american issue. this has broad consequences. >> saying george soros pledging $20 million to put pressure on democrats to make sure it gets passed, to make this happen. >> you are not the politician here. i would say there are a number of democrats around the country in places where recovery is happening in blue-collar manufacturing jobs, we want to get people back to work, we are not interested in pursuing ideological projects that make things better for american workers so those democrats are concerned about this. they do what they can to get something passed. if i am an american looking at this issue, i'm calling my senator and saying keep america competitive. this is a moment we can step aside, whether this is a great place to do business, now is the moment america has to be the best place to do business and that starts with making sure business taxes are competitive. they are right now but moving them up would be a long way to go. lawrence: thank you as always. jillian: the family says they were kicked off a spirit flight because there 2-year-old wasn't wearing a mask. todd: the airline is not responding. th all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. jillian: south carolina house republicans, to ban vaccine passports. the letter to governor henry mcmaster congresswoman mandy mason others called vaccine passports a threat to personal and medical privacy. doctor anthony fauci said passports will not be mandated by the federal government. >> i doubt the federal government will be the main mover of the vaccine passports concept. jillian: doctor fauci said the government may be involved in making sure things are done fairly and equitably when it comes to the vaccine passports. lawrence: video appears to show k taken off a flight for refusing to let there 2-year-old wear a mask. change anyone else want to try putting a mask on my kid? i don't want them to. lawrence: an airline spokesperson says the parents were not wearing their masks correctly. they were on board a flight from orlando to new jersey. they spoke with an airline supervisor. youth sports underway around the country but the cdc director said those activities are limited. >> the cdc is recommending children sports, outbreaks of coronavirus and young people stemming from those activities. cdc director saying cases nationally are increasing the majority of them in younger adults. >> many outbreaks are related to youth sports and occur, extracurricular activities according to cdc guidance these activities should be limited. if they are not the risks of clusters can be pervasive, can be prevented with testing strategies being rolled out in so many different places. >> spectators in california last week the department of health privately updated its sports rules. including guidance the only one parents allowed to observe the child's game. local official slamming the move. listen. >> doesn't make sense. it causes undue stress. allow the parents do what parents do. jillian: those under 16 years of age are not eligible for the vaccine in the us but earlier this month pfizer announced the covid vaccine was 100% effective in kids age 12 to 14 which leads to an regulations before the next court hearing. >> still to come a shocking mystery unfolding with the whole country watching. a missing mother of 3 shared a chilling warning. >> live after the break. when heartburn takes you by surprise. fight back fast, with new tums naturals. free from artificial flavors and dyes. want to make a name for yourself in gaming? then make a name for yourself. even if your office, and bank balance are... far from glamorous. that means expensing nothing but pizza. your expenses look good, and your books are set for the month! ...going up against this guy... and pitching your idea 100 times. no, no, no! no. i like it. -he likes it! ...and you definitely love 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the type of person who will forget her 3 kids. we are a tight knit family. jillian: tell me about the warning she made to her family that, quote, if anything happened to me it would be larry, what did she mean by that? >> they have been having marital issues. we hadn't thought about it that much when she said it. it was a regular conversation. but then to this point we put it together since she has been missing, putting it out there giving us a hint at that time but getting to that point. jillian: when was the last time anybody in the family spoke to larry? >> a few days after. on the north one at a time in communication with him and the hardest part is it is hard. jillian: i went to get bill in here and get a few questions to you while i have you. this photo larry texted of your family, ability alter with their photo on it. this is highly disturbing to anyone who would look at this image. was this disturbing to you when you got this photo? what do you think has happened to mia millete? >> it was a shock for me. just recently after seeing that photo, i didn't know how intense it was or how shocking it was. it was a shock to me. jillian: you are hearing richard talk about mia millete and the circumstances surrounding her disappearance where are we with this investigation and what happens next? >> there is much more evidence than just her saying if anything happens to me it would be larry, found the photo that was sent to a third-party by larry and one of the things that concerned me following her disappearance was a whole touched in the door where she was hiding from larry for several days, the house, all the windows, the house was being aired out, the day she contacted a divorce attorney to file divorce paperwork is a day she went missing. there are other conversations, the evidence is fairly compelling. there are 3 minor children in the house that need to be protected and we need to get justice for mia millette. do you want me going to other information? jillian: we are running out of time but i do understand larry, larry has hired an attorney, told local media he is grateful for the efforts but police say he is no longer cooperating which is an interesting point. as we near the 3 month anniversary of her disappearance i want to reassure the family and our community she's not forgotten and bringing her home safely remains our number one priority. do you think police are doing enough? are you getting answers from them? do you have more questions? >> we wish they were more aggressive, talk to the detectives in that area. waiting to come in so it feels like that is slow. jillian: >> if you are watching right now, if there is any chance at all, hoping you are still out there. please contact us. it has been a nightmare. and for your children. jillian: sorry to talk to you under these circumstances, you would be talking to your sister and she would be returned. thank you for joining us and keep us updated, we will be praying for you. we will 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meanwhile democrats can now move the $2 trillion infrastructure bill through the senate without a single gop bill, here's how nancy pelosi can benefit from the bill, reportedly invested somewhere between half $1 billion in tesla. $174 billion that will subsidize electric vehicles -- >> what is going on with amazon. >> the labor dispute for amazon continues, the national labor relations board, fired two employees last year and criticized them, the two alleged unfair labor practices support for their fellow amazon employees working conditions. amazon did not respond to our request for comment on this ruling. jillian: norwegian cruise line? >> the norwegian cruise line will require covid-19 vaccine for passengers as the company gets ready to hopefully set sail in july they hope. anyone who wants to cruise has to be 100% vaccinated two weeks before their departure date, cdc permission to begin troops in july at 60%, 100% by september. the cdc has released some details but have yet to give them a date to restart. remember airlines, hotels, entertainment venues why not cruises? the stocks moving substantially higher and they are higher again this morning, norwegian, carnival, people love their cruises. lawrence: me included. jillian: the first time since his good morning britain appears morgan is speaking out to tucker carlson. lawrence: carley shimkus here with more on this exclusive sit down. >> if you hate cancel culture you want to watch this interview. peers morgan speaking out on tucker carlson saying he still does not believe megan markel but the bigger problem is it was made clear to him that he was not allowed to have that opinion. take a listen. >> i was corralled into a position where i was told you either have to apologize for disbelieving megan markel or your position is untenable and you have to leave. my gut was i was going to be damned if i was going to apologize for something i believe. >> morgan walked off the set of good mortar in britain after defending the royal family against markel's allegations over racism and bullying. he never looked back. you can watch the full interview on tucker carlson today on fox nation which lucky was streaming now. >> 60 minutes taking a lot of heat right now. >> 60 minutes is being accused of running a misleading head piece on florida governor rhonda santos. governor desantis gave grocery store chain publix rights to distribute the coronavirus vaccine after publix donated to his political action committee which would be pay for play. >> publix as you know donated 100,$000 to your campaign and you rewarded them with exclusive rights to distribute the vaccine. that is a fake narrative. i met with the administrator and all the folks of palm beach county, here are some of the options. you can give more to hospitals and publix and that would be the easiest thing for our resident. jillian: is it pay to play? >> it is a fake narrative. i just disabuse you of the narrative and you don't care about the 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'. . lawrence lawrence welcome back as the situation at the border grows chaotic arizona's be immigration policies. he is calling on bp kamala harris to visit the border right away. attorney general mark brnovich joins me now. obviously this is out of control. what is the legal argument that you are making against the federal government? >> we have several litigation tracks. one of them is we essentially argue by halting deportations that they are violating existing federal law. they have violated the administrative procedures act and violated an mlu that we have with the federal government. that is essentially decriminalizing, those who do not legal status here are not supposed to give government benefit. the biden administration withdrew that dropped their appeal incentivized illegal immigration by doing that they have decriminalized and incentivized and ended up with a mess on the border that's right here in arizona that's going to effect every single person in this country because the cartels control every single person that crosses that border. ice deportations clearly up. once biden is confirmed the next pit of the united states after that november election. so, would it be safe to say that because of his rhetoric on the campaign trail he essentially asked for these people to come here without going through a port of entry? >> i think that's definitely part of it. but, once again, he is decriminalizing. there are literally people coming over here that are literally surrendering to border patrol because they know they are going to be allowed to stay in the country. they are going to be relocated somewhere. they are going to be set up in hotels. you saw recently that homeland security issued a contract trying to like put up hotel rooms that are going to cost every american taxpayer hundreds of thousands of dollars per family. they are giving free healthcare and free benefits. they are essentially not enforcing existing law. then when you put on top of that this incident is i havization of illegal immigration, you end up with this catastrophe. and, of course, as you alluded, to lawrence, joe biden's language is essentially telling everyone they have got a green light. don't believe me if you talk to the border patrol agents, you talk to the border sheriffs, they will tell you the people that they are encountering are saying that they think joe biden is welcoming into this country. that's why vice president kamala harris needs to come down here and see for herself, talk to the people of the sheriffs, local officials to see exactly what's going on. >> lawrence: yeah. attorney general, thank you so much. i will tell you, a lot of people want the vice president there. she has had the job for about two weeks now, over two weeks and she still hasn't made a visit to the border and i think the american people are owed that. thank you so much for coming on the program. >> thank you. lawrence lawrence jillian? jillian: great to hear from him. >> lawrence: a lot of people want her to come there. it is part of her job right now. jillian: absolutely. continue to follow that meanwhile download the fox news app. town load the camera and scan the qr code at the bottom of your screen. >> lawrence: set your dvr 4:00 a.m. every weekday so you never miss a episode of "fox & friends first." "fox & friends" starts right now. see you all. >> two men on the fbi's terrorism watch list caught crossing the u.s. border illegally. >> it comes as that new a.p. poll shows the administration is getting a failing grade on the border. >> all-star game has now been officially relocated to denver. colorado actually has more restrictions in their law than exist in georgia. >> "60 minutes" hit piece on florida governor ron desantis. >> it was a political narrative. it was done with malicious intent and regardless regard for the truth. >> they owe not only governor desantis a retraction but apology to him. >> defy the narrative