preside over the free country. now, a lot has happened. the british burned it down. it was rebuilt and expanded. but through all of that, every president who lived in the white house respected it. they understood its importance and how sacred it was. until now. remember when obama kicked his feet up on the resolute desk? i didn t go crazy. when he wore a tan suit, i didn t go nuts. obama even invited snoop to the white house who lit one up in the bathroom. boom, next thing i do is pull that thing out of my sock. i heard somebody coming. [laughter] put him out real quick and got on back to the party. jesse: now snoop wasn t the first. willie nelson went on the white house roof and smoked with jimmy carter s son in the 1970s. when willie nelson wrote his autobiography he confessed that he smoked pot in the white house one night when he was spending the night with me. and he said that his companion shared the pot with him was one of the servants at the white house. that is
Job with the number three republican in the house for near congresswoman alisa stefanik. Then while house of an official Impeachment Inquiry, federal prosecutors indict the president s son on gun charges. Ironically that is the one crime that he committed that you could not tie joe biden into. Theyve never connected anything to joe biden its not surprising the Justice Department chargers have nothing to do with the president the historic indictment comes at a time of the president s Reelection Effort is encountering headwinds from rising inflation and gas prices. Eight walkout by the nations autoworkers. Auto workers helped create americas middle class. They deserve a contract and sustain them in the middleclass Progress Trauma Congressman member of the president s 2020 f2024national Advisory Board. In our sunday panel was on the f the challenges facing both parties. Gop debate president ial hopefuls surge in polling from the front runner. With Vivek Ramaswamy to discuss his controvers
it is currently 39 cold degrees on this thursday, april 4th. ainsley: not really raining. not like it was yesterday. steve: not like yesterday but it s a cold rain. brian: good job. steve: welcome to fox & friends for this april 24th, 2024. we start with this. dhs agents rearresting three of those migrant squatters but one of them still on the run. they don t know where that guy is. this, after they were released without bail on gun and drug charges. tonal return to the house that they were squatting in. ainsley: and speaking of squatters, wild video of a texas homeowner, look at this, confronting someone in their home who enters through the window. steve: not normal. lawrence: that was bound to happen. the new york rangers and devils come into blows and brawl seconds into the game. how tended. brian: wow. i don t know if that was in the script. fox & friends starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. steve: all right. we start
no one cared that he was gay. a legal network for them estimates 14,000 were booted from the military because of don t ask, don t tell. authorities could decide whether a condemned man lives or dies. troy davis was convicted of murder in 1989. if the state does not intervene he will be put to death at 7:00 p.m. eastern. davis supporters say he is innocent and the officer s family says justice is overdue. both sides spoke before the parole board. no time is easy when you have to go before the pardons and parole board but feel like we got to say what we needed to say. they heard the truth which is the most important part. and i believe that they will probably favor in our favor. i would be petrified but troy, troy has an understanding of this is bigger than him. this is about a judicial system that may possibly need to change and get better so that this doesn t really happen. the board could commute his death sentence to life without parole or could deny clemency and