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"fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: i can't read it. rob: that used to be cool. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: a little food in the last hour. thanks for joining us. the mastermind behind the college admission scandal pleads guilty to accepting millions in bribes from parents trying to get their kids into elite schools. rob: two high profile parent in hot water, actresses felicity huffman and lori laughlin. jillian: todd pyro joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this is all anyone is talking about, big-time schools targeted, yale, stanford, university of texas, usc, ucla to name a few. the fbi describing it as a sham that strikes at the core of the college admissions process, the biggest name so far felicity huffman of desperate housewives flame met with the confidential witness who said he could control and s a t test and arrange for someone to proctor her daughter's test and corrected. lori laughlin, check this clip, talking about her daughter going to college. >> i'm in complete denial. when i think of it too much it will make me cry. i got to stop. >> reporter: that is unfortunate. the fool house star and her husband accused of paying $500,000 in bribes for them to be recruits at usc. they never rode before. a total of 50 people including non-coaches and one high-ranking catholic administrator indicted, and the man at the center, william singer, pleading guilty charged with taking $25 million using some of it to bribe coaches and testing officials and pocketing the rest. >> make no mistake, this is not a case where parents were acting in the best interest of the children. this is a case where they flaunted their wealth, sparing no expense, to cheat the system so they could set their children up for success with the best education money could buy. >> reporter: huffman appeared in federal court, released on $250,000 bond, laughlin expected to turn herself in today. been saying the investigation continues. more people could be charged. jillian: thank you very much. also today paul manafort will be sentenced in dc in a second criminal case, donald trump's for a campaign chairman facing a decade behind bars on conspiracy charges, he pleaded guilty last year as part of a deal with robert mueller, prosecutors later said manafort breached the deal by lying to investigators, last week manafort was sentenced to four years in prison for tax and bank fraud. former fbi lawyer lisa page said the justice department told agents not to charge hillary clinton. newly released transcript from her closed-door testimony, page said the agency including james comey that clinton committed gross negligence but she said, quote, the justice department's assessment was it was constitutionally vague. they did not actually feel they could bring that charge. the attorney general at the time, loretta lynch, said she would accept the fbi recommendation. rob: fox news alert, georgia woman is charged, accused with supporting ice is by helping to spread to list targeting us soldiers and members of the state department, the justice department said she recruited extremists and encourage them to kill thousands of americans. of convicted she faces 20 years in prison. the us and taliban following two weeks of talks, donald trump's top envoy in afghanistan confirming the us and the terror group have reached an agreement on counterterrorism and troop withdrawal. negotiations for a cease-fire and talks with the afghan government still in the works, donald trump about to start with 14,000 us troops from this now 18-year-old war. jillian: boeing 747 max 8 planes banned from 30 airlines worldwide. rob: teresa carrasco has followed from the deadly crash that killed 167 people over the weekend. >> reporter: boeing has full confidence in the safety of the 737 max 8. the ethiopian airlines jet that crashed killing all 157 passengers on board. there is a growing list of countries not allowing these planes to fly in their airspace. the european union aviation safety agency announced yesterday it was suspending all boeing 737 max 8 flights in europe as a, quote, precautionary measure. the eu joins china, australia and several other countries in grounding these boeing jets. the united states has yet to do so. the faa says our review shows no systematic performance issues and provides no basis to order grounding the aircraft. aviation experts joined the show earlier saying the faa is making the right call. >> one of the things these people are missing is in the united states and ethiopia there is one big difference, the airlines themselves. our airlines are safer. the us faa is doing the right thing despite world opinion. >> reporter: increasing number of us lawmakers are calling for federal regulators to suspend use of the plane in the us, several flight attendants and pilots unions are requesting further investigation into the safety of the jetliner. ethiopian airlines spokesperson just announced the black box recovered from the crashed plane will be sent overseas for analysis. no decision has been made as to where. looking at shares of boeing, 6% down, 11% total since the accident, the biggest we today drop since 2009 in premarket shares trading more. rob: the quality of pilots is different, the training is different. thanks so much. new york city mayor bill diblasio running for president in 2020, the trip comes weeks after he visited iowa but first, cut, if bill diblasio decides to join the field it will be quite the uphill battle for him. voters have virtually 0 interest in him. jillian: sound like he is running for president. joe biden. >> i appreciate the interest you showed when i came up here. jillian: the former vice president speaking at a firefighters conference in washington wasting no time going after donald trump suggesting he is responsible for a shift in the country. >> the extremism is on the rise in this country. it has overtaken politics. jillian: biden told some people he is running so stay tuned for official confirmation. rob: he gets more attention than anything else. social media lighting up over the way mitt romney blows out candles on his twinkie birthday cake. >> look at this. never going to work, is it? jillian: by the time you get to the end it will be melted. people -- tony saying the you also eat twinkies with a knife and fork? kevin writing a lot of people making fun of mitt romney for blowing out his candles this way but everyone should do this during flu season. it is 10 minutes after the hour. a bribery plot like something out of hollywood but this is real life, families facing felony charges in a college cheating scandal. our next guest says shame all around, calling out parents and kids for their everyone deserves a trophy mentality. rob: imagine if flying was as cheap as driving? the company trying to make that a reality. ♪ ever notice how hard it is to clean impossible kitchen and 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humiliating and it is unfortunate for these young adults who are going to be in college or are already in college because they were not prepared to get into school in the first place. i can imagine how unprepared they will be for the real world, when paying to get what you want doesn't work and this is such an insult to the hard-working students i work with. they have a hard to get into good schools and get their degrees. it is unfortunate those students work is being discredited by being able to pay to get what you want. jillian: there are only certain number of slots and some students missed out at the opportunity to go to this court as a result. let's listen to olivia jade, lori laughlin's youngest daughter. >> i don't know how much of school will attend, but i want the experience of game days and partying. i don't really care about school. jillian: i don't care about school so the girl with 2 million youtube polymers and however many on instagram. what should the school do about this? the top spot. >> a lot of schools had no idea this was going on aside from a few bad actors but what we have to do is hold schools accountable which it seems law enforcement is doing. this seems to stem from this mentality in our culture that going to a college a good college is your one way to get you success whether it is a good job or certain income but as we know we don't get to just waltz into a good job without working for improving our merit. students like olivia jade who say i want to have party and have game days, it is unfortunate she thinks the just going to a good school be her 1-way ticket. will be a rude awakening if she things she can party her way into a great job. rob: going back to what she said there are kids who kill themselves for an opportunity to go to usc or yale and to hear her write it off shows the entitlement and let's see the statement from the ncaa, the charges brought forth are troubling and should be a concern for all higher education, we are looking into these allegations in determining the extent to which rules may have been violated. that is their side of it. the colleges here, it appears, for the most part, are victims of this as well. they had the slimy people working in their institutions figuring out how to angle this but they didn't know. >> i hope the universities are able to fix this problem. there is good reporting on this issue, there's been a lot of coverage, shining a light and holding people accountable for these things because this is fraudulent and not necessarily representative of people who work hard to get into a good school and all the students who bust themselves to get into a good college and it is important we recognize those students who work hard and missed opportunities because of this and hold them accountable who are committing fraud which is what this is. jillian: and pay for it themselves. rob: a lot of these people had it pretty good so far. we appreciate it. 17 minutes after the hour. aoc 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us lawmakers are calling for federal regulators to ground the planes but the faa says there is no basis for doing so. no deal, blocking teresa maps brexit deal for a second time. the parliament will vote between two options, either delay brexit or let the uk leave the eu without a deal. the uk is scheduled to part ways on march 28th. rob: another 3000 isis fighters or surrender in syria, terrorists waving the white flag is us back forces complete a final attack on the last final bastian, the last isis stronghold in that war-torn nation. the area is under constant attack, leading to the eventual defeat. family and friends will say their final goodbyes, sheriff deputy killed in the line of duty, jacob keller with guns down at a hotel in illinois, he showed up at a memorial service to honor the husband and father of two. the accused killer, floyd brown, could face the death penalty. the cameras will be on actor jussie smollett when he faces 16 felony charges in court tomorrow, a judge ruling the arraignment to be filmed in chicago. he welcome the decision saying they want the public to see what they call lack of evidence. jussie smollett is accused of staging a hate crime and lying to police and everybody else about it. cnn hit with $275 million lawsuit, attorneys for nick sandman accusing the network of vicious attacks on the 16-year-old seen in this viral video. >> cnn's tagline is facts first and what we believe their reporting was in the circumstance was lies first, cover-up second. they did this without any reasonable investigation, took something straight off twitter that had in essence been manipulated so it told one story and reported it as the truth. rob: over half 1 billion start over this case and also suing the washington post for $250 million over coverage of the event at that march for life in january. >> reporter: in illinois democrat proposing a law to ban second amendment centauri counties despite being a sanctuary state for illegal immigrants. how is that fair when law-abiding gun owners are the ones protected by the constitution? the only republican on chicago's city council, anthony napolitano. we appreciate it. is there a chance? >> i don't know if it has a chance. you have a gentleman sitting here who is not the son of an immigrant, raised in a police family and military family raised to obey the laws of the land and i explained my kids illinois a sanctuary state for illegal aliens. at the same time i have to explain to my kids the state of illinois will be going after your sanctuary, your constitutional right in the second amendment to protect yourself, the right to bear arms, industry that has over 18,000 people for the last 7 years shot. is a going to pass? i hope not. how are we supposed to protect ourselves? if you go after sanctuary go after the sanctuary they are letting criminals out at an accelerated rate and using this as a home to commit these crimes. i hope this doesn't pass. jillian: organizers say they took the idea from the liberals that created immigration sanctuaries across the us. it seems like tit for tat a little bit. >> absolutely seems like tit for tat and we are going to suffer. look at our numbers, people -- it is staggering and law-abiding citizens are going to lose their rights to protect their families. it is ridiculous and are pandering move. go after the sanctuary of our street until that career criminals out being prosecuted. we have a state attorney celebrating catch and release. go after the sanctuary of the city, don't let our criminals out. it is ridiculous. jillian: let's look at some numbers. state counties declaring gun sanctuary resolution acute it in the illinois 26. washington with ten new mexico 25, oregon with eight and the number of times the chicago murder rate, the highest murder rate, 653 murders in 2017 alone. what is the answer for what is going on? >> we should put more time in the legislation to keep criminals off the street. we have to stop the catch and release system, stop the state attorney celebrating the catch and release, we have criminals that made the ankle monitoring bracelet a fashion statement because everyone is being let out of jail. but the effort and time into protecting the city. and protecting our law-abiding citizens. don't go after taking the second amendment right away from people. it is a ridiculous movement. jillian: we will follow it to see what happens. thank you for your time. rob: 35 minutes after the hour. they lost smaller races in 2018. any shot at beating donald trump in 2020? on deck to debate that next. jillian: rob lowe taking big money and bribes to get kids to college and social media loving it. ♪ this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glows. he gets it. always the 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do they have a chance to debate that? dave brown and national press secretary for trump 2020 campaign kaylee mcinerney. these two didn't win their races but they took on nearly impossible paths of winning races in very red states. they must be good and talented in some respects. >> i think you nailed it. they have national profiles because they did what no one thought possible, texas and georgia competitive for democrats. if anything both those states demographics, becoming increasingly competitive in 2020. i take issue when someone refers to them as losers. they are framing the question wrong. democrats only running democratic state and republicans should only running republican states. the key point is just because they lost in their respective senate races or gubernatorial races doesn't mean they wouldn't be incredibly competitive nationally. rob: it is tough to make a governor in georgia or republican senator in texas, they did that. >> rest assured texas and georgia are not at play in the cycle, donald trump won those states candidly. there is a different candidate on the ballot this time around, it is donald trump, the person -- he did not just win red states that. states, michigan and pennsylvania, states not won since 1984 or 1988 and came within a point and a half of minnesota, estate no republican has taken since 1972. they are not against the conventional republican but the guy who wins in blue states. >> maybe they should look at somebody from the rustbelt. that would be a better investment. >> and we are. the like senator lllobucar appeal to that democratic. donald trump won for dogcatcher, wouldn't be able to win. he did lose the popular vote. i want to remind everybody he won the electoral college -- >> electoral landslide. rob: we could debate that all day. the second topic entitlements in this country. a conversation that drives me crazy. we spend crazy in this country, far more than we bring in, $1 trillion a year, the president is somewhat attempting to go after entitlement, medicare, medicaid, social security, welfare programs. is this the right move or will this come back to hunt him? >> donald trump was clear he will protect beneficiaries of social security, medicare, medicaid, let's target money and responsible way, balance the budget, people who need the investment, his budget, balances the budget and invests in men and women across the country who need childcare in underserved communities, targets medicaid to those who need it. be smart with the dollars we spend. those who are truly in need. rob: no other politicians have the guts to touch entitlements. what do you think? >> i like kaylee but that is wrong. i serve on senate budget committee and pass the budget in 2015. what kaylee said is not true. this budget would cut what $.5 trillion to medicaid. >> targeted to those who need it, elevate the fraud. >> part of this budget would repeal the aca and hurt people with preexisting conditions. >> the aca, people across this country -- >> the reason is because you want to extend tax cuts, $1.9 trillion in spending over the tenure window, the way you get there you need -- >> tax cuts -- >> tremendous benefit to the economy -- >> simply -- fiscal year 18, single largest drop in the deficit were the tax cuts. >> not true. men and women across the country. >> this budget is a betrayal of values. rob: thank you so much, appreciate both of you. jillian: time to check in with steve doocy, always spirited. >> when you come to work for "fox and friends," we are not in the regular studio. we are someplace else. we are in the place that used to be a chinese restaurant back in the day, 30 years ago. something jillian and i talk about, doctor oz is going to join us to talk about the quito diet and the question is will the quito diet kill you? 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