against a political leader involving anonymous packages, threatening letters and raw meat, and it s all over vaccine mandates. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. any moment we expect president biden to address the nation from one of the towns hardest hit by the string of deadly tornadoes that ravaged several states and the u.s. last weekend. the president started his visit in mayfield, part of graves county, kentucky, where 21 kentuckians are confirmed dead so far. biden promised local leaders that not only is the biden administration on the ground to help now. they are committed to helping rebuild as long as it takes, he said. mr. biden also saying he s in awe of how these communities have come together in the wake of such destruction. just came out of nowhere to help as a community. and that s what we re supposed to be doing. that s what america is supposed to be. there s no red tornadoes or blue tornadoes. there s no red states or blue states when this stuff start
east coast, thursday march 14th. steve: a head-on crash that killed a young missouri boy. his sister joined us earlier. it makes me angry. she wasn t supposed to be here. ainsley: fox news alert. in two hours, former president trump expected to appear in a florida courtroom to dismiss his classified documents case. brian: we told you about the daring rescue of americans from haiti, mitch album was one of them and joins us now. lawrence: wow. your morning is better with friends. packed american airlines flight makes emergency landing overnight. pilot reported possible mechanical issue with the boeing jet. ainsley: the flight took off from dallas and landed safely and no one was hurt. steve: we don t know what happened exactly. the latest in a string of incident says involving planes built by boeing. criminal probe over the alaska airline door plug blowout and as we have learned yesterday, apparently they were supposed to take that plane out of service at the end
abby phillip starts right now. if democracy is on the ballot, it could also be on the docket tonight on news night. good evening, i m abby phillip from new york. an unprecedented decision for an unprecedented time in america. can a state kick donald trump off the ballot over the 14th amendment, which bars insurrectionists from holding office. now the nation s highest court will soon decide that very question. the supreme court tonight announced that it will take up colorado s case, which means the nine justices including three of whom trump appointed. they are now squarely in the middle of the 2024 election. that very election that would decide whether trump returns to power. it s the most involvement at the court, any court has had in presidential elections since bush v. gore. already trump s team is winking and nodding their way into tipping the scales. i think it should be a slam dunk in the supreme court. i have faith in them. people like kavanaugh who the president
the data would be two shooters. the defense job is to pass reasonable doubt. it takes one juror. pro-life activist found not guilty for pushing a volunteer. billy overstepped his browns. 15% of the time, i would ride with the engineers. he repeats the story for the eighth time. i m the only guy that had a key. steve: look for the dance floor in the parking lot. or in the stairwell. good morning. ainsley: migrants kissing in the hotel and brian on the dance floor. steve: that is not going to happen. 50 in fatah, they are going for day-time high of 65. ainsley: 65 and almost february. steve: janice showed us that crazy storm going through. steve: all, all sorts of stuff. welcome to hour through of fox and friends live from our living room. ainsley: the border crisis is infiltrating new york city. dozens of migrants refuse to relocate from a high-end manhattan hotel. steve: migrants are camping on the city streets of new york instead of goin
rest his soul, he was a happy warrior. he had a way of cutting through an issue with a smile on his face. i knew him since i was a young lawyer. i had just started practicing law. i have my own tribute to him but i m so glad you did that sean because he was wonderful person and a brilliant legal mind. thank you for those words. i ll try to do them justice at the end of the show. great show as always, even with the tide. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. the brutal truth, that s the focus of tonight s angle. all right, kim kardashian has big news. kim kardashian is expanding your brand once again. she is starting a private equity firm with jay sammons, a 16 year veteran of the carlyle group and prince william and harry, the real drama continues. the body language, the pictures said a thousand words. the body language was strained. laura: and tom and gisele. trouble in paradise? the reportedly hitting a rough patch in their marriage. the eel is trouble