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social. two days later, the d.a.s office files its first motion to hold trump in contempt for his alleged april 10th and april 13th violations. on the same day, judge merchan sets the contempt hearing for april 24th at 2:30 and orders trump to respond to the allegations by 5:00 p.m. on friday, april 19th. now, judge merchan later changes the date and time of that hearing to april 23rd at 9:30. that is this coming tuesday. but, on that same day, trump attacks michael cohen on true social and so does his official campaign website. the next day, april 16th, trump attacks michael cohen untruth social and so does the official campaign website. on april 17th, trump reposts untruth social, fox news' host jesse watters' claim about prospective jurors. on april 18th, the d.a.s office files its supplemental motion to hold trump in contempt for all of his alleged gag order violations to date. new york judiciary law section 750 states that a court of record has power to punish for criminal contempt, a person guilty of willful disobedience
it's thursday, it's april 18th, and this is "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. protests flaring overnight right off columbia university's campus after faced a reckoning on capitol hill. >> and happening today, former president donald trump due back in court case one as attorneys gear up for opening statements as early as monday. >> plus snacks under attack but could be for a good reason from cheetos to lucky charms. why they could be banned. >> that should be our lead story. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with snacks. >> we have a lot of breaking news overnight we begin with your headlines, two suspected spies arrested overseas. accused of plotting sabotage attacks on u.s. military facilities in germany. on behalf of russia. german prosecutors say their goal was to undermine support for ukraine. the suspects are german-russian
it is 6:00 a.m. here on the east coast. it is thursday, april 18th, and welcome to "fox & friends" live from new york. take a look. the shocking pro-palestinian protest happening on new york city streets just off of columbia university's campus last night. [cheers] >> steve: this was on the same day the ivy league president faced her day of reckoning on capitol hill. how did she do? we will tell you in 60 seconds. >> brian: media laughing off the possibility of impartial jury as trump's hush money trial resumes today. >> yeah, i hate trump. but i could be impartial. >> i know you are excited but don't cheer too loud. we need you to get picked for jury duty. [laughter] >> ainsley: plus the coast guard saves the day. look at this video capturing a pregnant woman on a news ship being airlifted from the middle of the atlantic. >> lawrence: look at all those guys.
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okay. good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, april 18th. along with joe, willie, and me, we have former white house director of communications to president obama, jennifer palmieri. she's co-host of the msnbc podcast with claire, "how to win 2024." chief white house correspondent for "the new york times," peter baker is with us. and the author of "how the right lost its mind," the bulwark's charlie sykes is with us this morning. >> we have a lot to talk about. in a few minutes, willie, we'll talk about speaker johnson and ukraine. i must say, he's had a conversion. you know, it's like "a christmas carol." the ghost of the republican party past came to visit him in the middle of the night and said to him, "well," and he said, "yes, sir." >> no, i think -- >> no, listen. what do i say about conversion? >> i'll take 'em.
♪ ♪ >> brian: all right 8:00 a.m. on these coast come april 18th. this remains "fox & friends." now, this story, shocking protest in new york city. it never stopped. it went through the night. just off columbia university's campus. most students after the ivy league president, by the way her reckoning on capitol hill. >> and happening today, former president trump due back in court as attorneys gear up for opening statements as early as monday. >> steve: that is right. yesterday, we told you about the pickleball dating scene. >> ainsley: forget dating app, pickleball arts are the apparently new hot spots for a young single. i can see at. >> steve: you know what, i've been trying to get lawrence. >> lawrence: knuckleball, i've changed my mind. >> steve: but now pickleball,
i'm going to allow an opportunity for every single member of the house to vote their conscience and will on this. i'm willing to take personal risk for that because we have to do the right thing and history will judge us. i do not spend time walking around thinking about the motion to vacate. i have a job to do here and i'm going to do the job. regardless of personal consequences, that's what we're supposed to do. >> speaker mike johnson pushing forward with a series of aid bills despite push back in his party. the question is how much will he need to lean on democrats to get that funding passed? >> plus the senate dismisses articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. and what to expect today when jury selection picks up again in former president trump's hush money trial. good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this thursday, april 18th.
her grandson would never be born. detective john buhler had known that for a while, and now, it was nearly ready to arrest scott, just not quite. >> we are going to weigh to serve the warrant until after the dna results were released to confirm the bodies were laci and connor. >> that april, scott peterson was living in san diego near his parents. so, tick, tick, tick. detectives waited for lab results. police kept an eye on scott. >> they had the surveillance going on him for quite some time before that. >> then, april 18th, 2003, 7 am, the lab results were still pending when scott peterson decided to play cat-and-mouse with who amara was after him. >> he's a good driver, at least he was. he knew we were behind him. >> scott started driving a radically, very fast. >> we were trying to keep this rolling surveillance on him.
passing to note tonight. em my nominated actor mark margolis, best known for his role in "breaking bad" and "better call saul" has died. margolis started acting at age 14 and portrayed a wide range of characters on film and on screen, including the henchman in scarface. he described himself journeyman actor. mark margolis was 83. the mega millions jackpot continues to grow. the pot now stands at $1.35 billion. the fourth largest jackpot in american history. there hasn't been a winner since april 18th. good luck. when we come back, america strong. the teen in desperate need of a kidney and the teacher who stepped in with the gift of life. generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing
sweethearts, married for 18 years. it was just last year on their anniversary mrs. treaudo reflecting on their more two-decade relationship, saying they had weathered both sunny days and heavy storms. they have three children together in a statement, the couple saying tonight, they are focused on, quote, raising their kids in a safe, loving, and collaborative environment. they plan to vacation together next week. and to that jackpot we reported on last night here. no winner. it just keeps growing. the mega millions jackpot now, at least one and a quarter billion dollars, making it the sixth-largest jackpot in u.s. history. no winner in last night's drawing. there hasn't been a winner since april 18th now. the next drawing is friday night. let's g let's going to be one of you. when we come back here tonight, the husband who secretly planted a field of dreams for his wife, and you'll see here tonight what happened just months ate hear.