onth the solar eclipse dazzled the country as americans took in once in a lifetime experience. did you see it? unbelievable. like life changing. the moon is covering the sun. i would totally do it again if i could. ainsley: and, oh the irony, former chicago mayor lori lightfoot is hired for $400 an hour to investigate the self-proclaimed super mayor over alleged misuse of taxpayer dollars. brian: good pick. how our money is being spent. and slam dunk. uconn takes down purdue to win march madness while women s basketball scores record viewers. brian: back off, lawrence. i will take it from here. remember, mornings are better with friends. steve: we talked about it yesterday. everybody around the world talked about it yesterday. did you see it? well, if you were in the path, you probably did. i was actually on an airplane traveling back to be here on the curvey couch. and as it turns out, your hometown was pretty much ground zero for a great moment of tota
rottenness countries that has ever existed on this earth. [chanting] lawrence: unbelievable. brian: can you leave. we know where the door is. we could show you exactly where to go. plus biden s deputy labor secretary laughing off americans who say they were better off under trump. you know, i don t know what to say about. ainsley: and not your usual squatter. a 7-foot alligator wiggling its way into that house in florida. brian: at least he was using the runner. lawrence: exactly. second hour of fox & friends starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends. you got to keep your head up and you can let your hair down eh you got to keep your head up o and you can let your hair down. ainsley: how pretty is that, maryland. and if you watched the eclipse yesterday, can you send us your pictures at friends@foxnews.com. we talked about some of these zoos and janice was down in little rock where the elephants did some trumpeting the gorillas a