cue, becoming the second 16-seed team to beat a number 1 in march madness history. and we call this busting the brackets. what because ing this because, it takes everyone s bets and throws them rachel: where s pairleigh dickenson? will: right over the hudson river rachel: it s in new jersey? will: teaneck, new jersey. joey: congratulations to them. i don t know what the sportsmennalty is, but as a guy who s not necessarily a purdue fan p i thinkst the really cool. will: i m sorry, boilermakers, it stinks to be to the on the other side, but that s your cinderella story. we also had a 2 seed go down to a 15 just the other day. unfortunately, for the president of the united states, that 2 seed was his pick to inwith the national championship. we re off and running when it comes to march madness. meanwhile, here in the news cycle we have not a stunning upset e, but an upset nonetheless. matt taibbi continues his reporting on the twitter files. i don t know what number we re
joey: neill, who is 75, was first diagnosed with non-hodgkin s lymphoma last year. he says he doesn t fear death but says, it would, quote, annoy me. wish him luck. bag pipers, first responders and tens of thousands hitting the street of new york city for the annual@patrick s day parade yesterday. the there tradition honors irish heritage and those who keep us safe. a big group of fox & friends staffers getting into the holiday spirit at one of midtown manhattan s many irish pubs, there you are, you see them, just blocks away from fox news headquarters celebrating. those are folks that keep this show going. and those are your headlines. will: by the way, i saw on fifth avenue yesterday an army, rick, of street cleaners on fifth eave. rick: aren t they good? will: it s literally an army. rick: it s amazing how
from capitol hill. or just a couple of miles away from capitol hill. freedom plaza. in support of the women s reproductive rights. one of the biggest rallies will be in dc. but more than 600 marches are planned nationwide, with tens of thousands of people expected to attend. and the biggest trigger for these march, the restrictive new law first enacted in texas which bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. but there s broader fear that protections under roe v. wade could also crumble, lauren is in washington, d.c. and stephanie is in austin, texas, with a preview of the rallies. lauren, the event is starting around noon where you are. what do you think we expect to see? in just a few hours on the stage behind me, we expect to hear from activists, organizers, performers, and they re going to talk about abortion rights as you mentioned. now there is something different about this women s march this
six minutes or six days or six weeks. we re going to get it done. and first up, on msnbc, capitol hill drama, a critical vote on infrastructure delayed again, and mounting pressure on president biden to unite his party behind his massive spending plans. his rare trip to congress to do just that. what will it take to get everyone on board? the woman s march back with renewed focus. tens of thousands hitting the streets today across the country in support of women s reproductive right, the president of planned parenthood is sounding the alarm in an upcoming case that could unravel roe v. wade, you will see her there, she will join us line. the investigation into the january 6th insurrection kicks into high gear. who could be on the committee s next round of subpoenas? and congressman adam schiff says he has his eye on house minority leader kevin mccarthy. a california beach front