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our next guest will formally introduce a resolution today to expel him. joining us now with the exclusive g.o.p. congresswoman nicole malliotakis. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. so why do you want him expelled? >> well, this is the united states congress. it's not a new york city public high school. and of all people, jamaal bowman knows the old fire alarm trick because he was a high school principal and, quite frankly, when he was the high school principal, there were serious ramifications if a student were to do that, including expulsion. and so, i would say that it is an appropriate next step to make sure that he is held accountable; that there are consequences for his actions. and, look, democrats that entire afternoon were trying delay tactics. first, they tried to do a motion to adjourn. then they tried to speak on the floor. hakeem jeffries gave a very long speech to try to further delay the vote. and then you saw the fire alarm pulled. so, you know, it's these types of antics that the democrats are resorting to to try to disrupt proceedings. and what kind of message does it send to our young people that they can pull a fire alarm and there is zero consequences? it's not just the act of pulling a fire alarm, which is a violation of d.c. code. in addition to that, it was during an official proceeding. that is the same thing that they have gone after, you know, those individuals who walked into the capitol on january 6th. you have to have an equal distribution of justice. you can't say it's disruptive official proceeding on one hand and not hold this man accountable for doing this during when we had 12 hours to go in trying to prevent a shutdown of our nation's government. >> ainsley: so, the law in d.c., it's a misdemeanor for pulling a fire alarm falsely. it's punishable up to six months in jail. he tweeted about donald trump months ago, no one is above the law. so, should he face punishment? >> yeah, look. it's a misdemeanor for pulling the fire alarm. but it's a felony if you are doing it to obstruct government proceedings, which is what we are saying occurred here. look, it's very clear, it was a fire alarm. there is -- you know, if you wanted to push the door open like he claims, perhaps an alarm would have done with off, but that's not what he did. and, also, there is access to the capitol through many different ways. it's not just through the doors. there is a tunnel that connects the cannon building to the capitol. so nobody buys this argument that he did it because he was trying to get out of the building to go vote. that's just ludicrous. >> ainsley: he said those doors were emergency doors. when you look at the picture. and i don't know where these doors are but usually an emergency door says emergency across the buttons that you push, you know, the handle that you push to get out. it doesn't appear that those are emergency doors. i don't know why they would be locked. maybe for security reasons. but, the fire alarm is to the left. look at it. it says fire. everybody who is above the age of 7 knows that you don't pull a fire alarm unless there is a fire or you are going to face the consequences. >> especially a high school principal. that is why a lot of americans are questioning this morning why has he not yet been arrested? >> ainsley: congresswoman, please keep us posted. thanks for coming on and giving us this exclusive interview. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. we have a fox news alert. you are looking live at trump tower here in new york. the former president is expected to depart shortly to make a rare, voluntary appearance in a lower manhattan court for the start of his civil fraud trial. we are monitoring that but, first, some fun. go long. four-time super bowl champ rob gronkowski is going to join us live ♪ wait a minute ♪ bang, bang there goes your heart ♪ bang bang beat on my drum ♪ ♪ >> they know we are stopping them. they want to take away my freedom because i will never let them take away your freedom. never let them take it away. [cheers] they want to silence me because i will never let them silence you. and, in the end, they are not after me, they are after you. but i just happen to be standing in their way and i will always be in their way. this is not a campaign. this is a movement. >> steve: there you have got former president yesterday in iowa and now you are looking live at midtown manhattan. that is trump tower. and the former president very shortly will be leaving because at 10:00 this morning, folly square, lower manhattan, his trial is going to start today. eventually donald trump is expected to take the stand. he faces a lawsuit that accuses him of inflating the value of his assets to get better deals from banks and the government alleges that he crossed the line into fraud. actually, the justice who is overseeing this agreed last week and said fraud was committed and now, certainly, the former president is being stripped of his business licenses, if he loses, and control over his new york property. >> ainsley: this is what this means that his two sons and donald trump will not be able to do business here in new york. they would have to sell their properties. the judge ordered the san sell labor relation of the certificates that allow all of them to do business here in new york. and this makes it easier for letitia james, our attorney general to establish damages today in court. and that's why they are going to court this morning. >> lawrence: go ahead, brian. >> brian: there are no damages. the damages would be to the bank and insurance companies on a regular basis, on a small level. if you are grieving your taxes, you talk about how you don't have a garage or basement. if you are selling your home, you talk about what a great retail you have and you got a pool and a beautiful yard. this is what people do on daily basis. and these are the same businesses that he had when he was hosting the apprentice and shout about running. but, admitted he ran and won, letitia james and all these politicians feel as though they could make hay and make a name for themselves by taking him on. and now this, to me, is the greatest example of political targeting. the next one they are going after is elon musk. it's already started. this should alarm every human being. >> lawrence: she ran on it. before she even got elected she said she was going to go after donald trump. >> ainsley: is she trying to bankrupt him, are ruin his life, not allow him to run for president again in. >> lawrence: i don't think it's just this case. they are firing on all cylinders because he is the leading presidential candidate. and just to build on brian's point, that all businesses do it. it's not just like you give your word and then that's the end of the story. >> brian: banks have got to do their due diligence. >> lawrence: are they libel as well for giving them. >> ainsley: you spend a lot of time in palm beach area, we're all do. they are saying he has inflated his property? they are saying it's only worth $18 million? y'all, you cannot buy a beachfront piece of land where his house is unless you spend $100 million. maybe even more. he is not -- it's not worth 18 million. can you barely buy a town house for 18 million now. >> brian: 100 times that. >> steve: here's the thing about that palm beach property and it is beautiful right on the ocean. >> ainsley: best piece of property down there. >> steve: it really is here's the thing, long ago that was zoned as a club. club values are different than if it divvied up and turned into private residential plots there san item i read over the weekend that said in 2020, donald trump, with the tax people of palm beach county, agreed that the value of mar-a-lago was $28 million. and so that is what -- if it were selling on the real estate. >> ainsley: why would he agree to that? >> steve: lower taxes. the taxes are very high there. >> brian: very common. grieve your taxes and you go to refinance the property this is targeted. >> ainsley: so many people do grieve their taxes. >> steve: regarding new york, and the judge cited this last week. donald trump is a real estate developer. he should know how big his apartment is in trump tower. right? donald trump said it was 30,0000 square feet. it's actually just 11,000 square feet. >> brian: forget about the carjacking. donald trump inflated the size of his apartment. my goodness. put him in jail. >> steve: it's the trial. so anyway the judge wrote a discrepancy of this order and magnitude by a real estate developer sizing up his own living space of decades can only be considered fraud. and that is one of the reasons why this justice, who he is going to sit in front of the next monthor two. >> brian: left wing. >> steve: essentially said you already committed the fraud. >> brian: this should alarm everybody. >> ainsley: hold on. can i say one thing? i love what he said in microphone yesterday in iowa he said i consider it an honor. i'm being indicted for you. >> steve: he accused the judge and the attorney general, both democrats, of a political crusade. he called the judge deranged and attorney general a racist. >> lawrence: american people can see clearly what is hang. >> brian: still going to see if gronk will be outside. house speaker kevin mccarthy will join us live in about 10 minutes. he will tell us what is ahead on this contentious week on the capitol after a contentious weekend. >> ainsley: first. we have a danceoff with a very powerful couple. look at that rob grow gronkowskd his gorgeous girlfriend all in the name of charity, next. ♪ he is dancing. ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get 5k bonus points. book direct at bestwestern.com. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? 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>> at a charity event, 10 years ago, i was a cheerer for the new england patriots. he was a player, we did break the rules. he slipped me his number through jerome williams. we kept it secret for two years. this is cool to go into business together. >> brian: was it your idea? >> actually, i think it was your idea and rob brought me in. i wasn't going to be a part of it. he sees how i work and business is something i hone in on. he had talked to perry, a ceo of boomerang and i think joining forces is great. our first giving campaign rob is advocating for the youth foundation and i'm advocating for the als foundation, we are giving away two corvettes. has to boomerang.com. we will drive corvette to your house to bring it to you. my hashtag is foreverdance. >> lawrence: move this out of the way. >> steve: brian, come back. >> yes, brian. >> start with a step and a clap. repeat every step and do disco