contributor tammy bruce, fox news contributor and host of tomi lahren, tomi lahren, and fox nation host tom shillue. we begin with the 2024 presidential race and why working-class joe is losing the working class vote and potentially the white house. president biden joined barack obama and bill clinton at an event at radius city music hall. and furthermore how mia heide grad donation the campaign got a photo with biden and his predecessors. to get ranged up to half a billion dollars. it is a lot of cash to fund a politician to say that president biden is fighting for them. while biden has traveled far and wide, scranton, pennsylvania, has never left him. he knows what life is like for working people, and knows middle-class life is too expensive right now. emily: but to biden administration, it was a grassroots fund-raiser. and that fred roosevelt did more than $26 million and of course they could not resist taking shots at from the president, donald trump. my question to
as you can see from the camera conditions or bad. the winds are more than 25 miles an hour. there s potential gale force wind warning a little later in the afternoon and that s why governor westmore moments ago talking about why the conditions are too dangerous for the divers. the water along with debris under there to recover those bodies. another highlight is he talking to the difficulty. get out of the way and show you. the difficulty of moving the dolly. it sits right in the middle of that channel. that s what s closing the port. what s comp looking at his you see the trestles of the key bridge collapsed and governor moore says they will have to get the trestle looking 3,000 tons so they have to cut the trestles into sections in a safeway and bring them off so they can begin to move them out of the way then move the ship. that s why such a monumental task. we also got news from others maryland centre chris van hollen who said more help is on the way. listen here. okay
year of life that has been stolen all for the crime of journalism. it takes toll on us, he wor worries about us so much. it feels like you are sharing the burden with a lot of people. it s huge. republican national committee ban nbc news from national convention this summer over the decision to hire and immediately fire ronna mcdaniel. mike huckabee has his take. carley: a you are watching fox and friends first, i m carley shimkus. joey: i m joey jones in for todd piro. jonathan diller was gunned down by a career criminal on monday. former president trump attended the wake yesterday and is calling for action. things like this shouldn t take place. these are incredible people that are devastated. they have a tough road. carley: here are the details. good morning. good morning, carley and joey, four u.s. presidents were in new york yesterday, only one attended the wake of jonathan diller, who was killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop. the suspected
father, my best to you and good luck with your easter message on sunday. thank you. thank you very much. god bless. bill: you, too. really a lack of respect for law and order. we have to have law and order back in our country and we are going to. it can t happen. it is getting worse and worse for police because we are not taking care of them. we re not allowing them to do their job properly. dana: former president trump giving voice to what so many americans are thinking after attending the wake for nypd officer jonathan diller fatally shot in the line of duty. a sad reminder as surging crime and devastating violence are transforming the nation s once vibrant city into fearful danger zones. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: good morning. happy good friday. i like that father. dana: he has a great voice. bill: he does. hang onto your job. dana: good microphone. bill: good morning on this good friday. new york city mayor eri
violence in the big apple capping off with day two of the week for a fallen nypd officer killed in the line of duty by a career criminal. hello and welcome back, eve everyone. great to have you here today, aishah. i m sandra smith new york. aishah: thanks for having me. i am a aishah hasnie in for john roberts. new york city mayor eric adam says the city is not out of control. that s what he says. but the headlines from just this week speak volumes. take a look at this. from a man being shoved to his death in front of an oncoming subway train to a disturbing trend of women randomly punched in the face while walking on the street. sandra: dave rubin is standing by. we will get his take on all that it is moments. first let s go live to bryan llenas in new york city. what kind of criticism is the mayor now facing from progressives? aishah, good to see it. progressives are criticizing new york city mayor eric adams and accusing him of exaggerating the city s crime problems