duluth a suburb northeast of atlanta. the president tomorrow will be in pennsylvania. then on monday he will head to virginia. you're right, brian, we have new details from the white house who would be impacted from the american families plan. part of the reason the president is on the road that is the proposal to raise taxes on the wealthy to pay for things like free preschool, community college, cap child care costs for low income families and paid leave program. white house has been all over the place with who will be taxed for the plan. white house official told me for individuals those that make under $452,700. for families it is those that bring in $500,300. those are adjusted income figures. here in washington, up on capitol hill, the messaging for the american families plan is now beginning from both sides of the aisle. watch. >> president biden proposed common sense investments and policies that will provide a pathway to success for working people and for america as a whole. >> instead of empowering families with flexibility, this one would subsidize specific

will visit jimmy carter, rose lynn carter in atlanta. jonathan serrie in duluth georgia with all of this? reporter: neil, president biden is celebrating the first 100 days in office here in georgia. not only did the peach state help him get into the white house, but georgia gave the president's party a slim majority in the senate with the elections of democrats rafael warnock and john ossoff and that as allowed president biden to pursue a more ambitious agenda especially when it comes to government spending. that includes the american families plan, american jobs plan, american rescue plan, adding up to nearly $6 trillion in government spending. the president planned to celebrate passage of covid relief during the first visit to georgia back in march. neil: all right. we just lost jonathan scary. i apologize for that. you don't really want to know the technical issues we've been having. they're figuring it out. meantime i do want to go to tom bevin, "real clear politics," cofounder there. tom, the president obviously is taking this trip

the thing about dallas, texas, austin, atlanta, the places that have been boom towns we have a new normal here. once you have a flood of people moving from high tax states, it changes things forever. i think our new reality is going to set he'll in. it's going to be -- settle in. it's going to be interesting to see what happens. maria: yeah, it's true. obviously, you're in dallas but rob luna who is with us this morning, he's from california. rob, jump in here. do you see moves happening in california where you are to speak to what rogers is telling us? >> yeah, i mean i think what rogers is saying is definitely true for the most part. that being said, maria, i know the narrative is everyone is leaving high tax states like california. i think that's true. that's mostly in the upper end. when you look at the homes in california, starter homes, 4 or $5 million above, that's where you seem getting beat up. the 1 million, $2 million price range in california, there's still bidding wars. i think you've got to look at it across the board depending on your price point. maria: rogers, it's great

recent poll shows mlb's favorability rating among them are republicans has plummeted since atlanta. the information on this survey will be used to determine broad trends and insists the results are not tied to any individual account. stuart: they want to know how bad the damage is from their mistake of moving the all-star game. i've got one last one. the star of last night's san francisco giants game, not a baseball player, who was it? ashley: it was alex the great, a therapy bunny. he became quite the celeb when he was brought in soaking up the atmosphere at a san francisco giants game. the therapy bunny just over 4 months old, has been supporting his owner after she lost her restaurant in the pandemic and it is not just baseball, alex has been to the las vegas motor speedway. he hit the water with some kayaking. why not? the often visits the beach and of course he has his own instagram account. the announcer at giants stadium announced the number of people in attendance and added one rabbit which i thought was hysterical. stuart: did you see the news item a couple weeks ago where

probably 100 million dollars or more business sales a tragedy -- atlanta o you predominant black owned they ought to stick to their knitting this fight hard top tax hikes on them stop regulatorily burned on them this is something they know a lot about, these are financial issues. you don't want to cripple companies through higher taxes and regulations, what that is going to mean if you do that? that means fewer jobs lower wages, all right. so it helps everybody it helps the owners shareholders the workforce, helps the stakeholders in the community who depend on some big companies, so i would say they should stay with knitting do what they do traditional business roundtable put out very good things for this go for tax issues go for regulatory issues maybe go for energy issues one of these you get involved in social policies you are going to be in trouble, because -- half your customers will like it and half your customers will hate it. that is not good for business. >> especially when you are talking about something that you didn't read the bill because there is that, no way you would h

abrams pinned an op-ed two days before major-league baseball pooled the all-star game out of the city of atlanta. >> the first two words she used, words matter, actions have consequences, raphael warnock admitted he signed on to an e-mail the spread misinformation and lies about george's election integrity act of week before major-league baseball pooled out of this. they can't go out on this, this is history now they were complicit in assisting in encouraging major-league t baseball to pull the all-star game out of the state of georgia, their words and actions have consequences and unfortunately those consequences ended upen penalizing and harmig hard-working georgians and small businesses to the tune of $100 million to o our economy, o is it going to impact the most, the hard-working georgians, small businesses many minority small businesses. the very people they were trying to help, theyeo are hurting they should be held accountable for this. liz: you talk to americans, they say stop racism, cut it out, police brutality, stop that, they don't want votery suppression but when they read the law

op-ed for "usa today" two days before major league baseball pulled the all-star game out of city of atlanta. the first two words she used, boycotts work. words matter and actions have consequences. her accomplice, rafael warnock admitted he signed on to a email that spread misinformation and lies about georgia's integrity election act two weeks before baseball pulled out on this. they can't pull back on this. they were complicit, insisting major league baseball to pull the all-star game out of georgia. their words, their actions, had consequences. unfortunately those consequences ended up penalizing, harming, hard-working georgians and small misses to the tune of $100 million to our economy. who will it impact the most? hard-working georgians, small business, many minority small businesses, many people they were supposedly trying to help they are hurting. they should be held accountable for this. elizabeth: you talk to americans, folks out there, they say stop racism, cut it out, police brutality, stop that. they don't want voter suppression but when they read the law, they say wait a secon

that's what we saw with so many companies, major league baseball really hurt the city of atlanta and georgia in general by taking that all-star game out. mark. >> yeah, they really did. i mean, i don't understand what mlb did by moving the all-star game from georgia over to colorado where in atlanta 51% black, in denver it's 9% black. so i really don't know what mlb -- maria: that's a great point. >> -- did in that entire situation. it's a complete joke. all of these organizations and companies, they're getting bullied. that's what's happening right now, they're getting bullied and to stand your ground, i find that to be a noble trait. maria: border emergency, texas attorney general ken paxton is here on the migrant surge reaching record levels, the lawsuit behind texas against the biden administration. then, travel optimism comes back, american airlines and what it's doing to prepare for an uptick in travel demand. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world is going hybrid. so, why not your cloud?

is about volting integrity and our election profits and i'll say major league baseball when you left atlanta it is about 51% black but you're move to them when is about 9% black. also i'll say look, those who want to pull out you're hurting african-american men and women and those young fans of your you're hurting everybody of all colors it is not helping because you're leading false narratives. >> look, georgia, georgia cam wasn't new law why? because people were questioning what happened in 20 vernon why did you need to come out with a new georgia law? >> well first of all, the legislature should have been the within who should be one to make laws in georgia election laws that's the problem. brian kemp staig city abrams and secretary of state they went into back room cut a deal manipulate election laws they can't do it only members of the general assembly what legislature did this time is came back and the law and put some changes in there went in the right direction but the biggest problem maria -- that the government failed again is that on again is -- that this election system they stil

if you are major league baseball and say you have to move out of atlanta because they're having voter id, what about the other jurisdictions that you're in that have more restrictive laws. what about the fact that you're doing business for the communist party in china and you've done business with the castro regime in cuba. it doesn't make sense, i think corporate america by trying to genuflect to the woken is, i think they've gone down a bad road, they will tie themselves in knots trying to please the extreme left, what i've told people if the left is after you, the minute you buckle, you're just painting a bull's-eye on your back there gonna keep coming back and back and back. if you just and your ground, they will complain for a couple of days and then i'll move on to the next outrage. i think some of the corporate ceos need to grow some backbone and they need to be willing to stand up and not get pushed in to taking these positions. as you indicated, it is not based on facts. they are basically accepting very partisan left-wing narratives in fashioning policy based on that without

the ceos especially delta and coca-cola because they cost atlanta $100 million of getting rid of the all-star game they are bending to the woke left narrative that the election laws are races orra restrictive and that is not right. that is just a partisan democratic narrative, that is all it is, calling for what it is and pointed out by dan hann a and is beautiful wall street journal columnist, he calls these guys zoom ceos in the unkind cu of all he compares them to the ceos from the libby left the world economic forum. no matter how much the zoom ceos kick democratic but, kissed democratic but, they are still going to get tax and regulated to death. trust me, trustst me. they should wise up and protect the economic interest and not venture into social policies. if you need any more proof of how wrong the ceos are, a new poll to a liberal democratic pull. 58% of registered voters oppose american companies using their public role to influence political or cultural or social change. only 35% support. 58 - 35 and that the democratic leading pole, we do have my favorite democrat former

this drug cartel's main hub is atlanta, secondary hubs in charlotte and in raleigh. they transport drugs along the interstatements up and down the east -- interstates up and down the east coast corridor. so we've got a major drug problem with these cartels in the u.s. what do you say? >> not only that, we're complicit because they're making over half a billion dollars per month trafficking people, boys, girls, women. and we're not even attempting to stop them. a lot of these children, by the way, are coming through with numbers. we are dealing with a very evil force, and we have a president right now who's not even interested in it, liz. and i want the parents out there, grandparents to realize, what would you do if it was your kid, your grandkids? we sit back and allow this to happen to these beautiful, vulnerable children and women and allow it to happen just because they don't want us to pay attention to it. this is the real deal. don't let the blitz -- the other things we're doing, we'll take care of that in time through the courts, but right now the border is ou

i think they came out against the mlb having its all-star game in atlanta. i have to check that. but they caught a lot of flak from their customers, so now what they're seeing, despite the wokeness of corporate america, customers are fighting back and also republican elected officials. this wokism is not that great for business. neil, back to you. neil: still as curious, i always look at jamie dimon as a pretty savvy political player as well. while this was going on his not signing on to this particular measure he did announce that jpmorgan chase is allocating about 2 1/2 trillion over the next ten years for climate change solutions, that sort of thing. it is as if he was trying to signal to the left you know, this is a cause near and dear to me and you, on this we can agree. what did you make of the timing of all of that? >> listen, everybody, listen, all the ceo's kiss up to the wokeness to a certain degree. it is not beyond jamie dimon for being a little woke. i will say this though, attacking voter laws extremely popular in red states what it really comes down to, i don't thi

taking $100 million from atlanta, all the businesses making it happen, or the last year-and-a-half to have these riots, always happening in urban communities and they unleashed these anarchists and marxists to destroy small business owners. so understand what we're all about. by the way, these corporate ceo's, they're not our friend. they understand exactly what they're trying to do. they see themselves as globalists. don't see themselves as american. they're doing everything they can to undermine our values, way of life an election laws. we're going to, we're going to understand and kick back on this one big time. charles: you know, i told people a while back, and, all you have to do is long where these companies get the majority of their revenue, the majority of their growth and you can see why they have taken a calculated gamble of now going to war with conservative. s. if i'm nike i can replace those customers easily. most conservatives will not boycott the products. you played professional football. started businesses. you have a organization that helps incarcerated youth. rather

protection, senators ted cruz mike lee josh hawley citing the league decision to pull all-star game out of atlanta in protest of georgia's voting law mlb antitrust exemption in place nearly a century essentially allows league to operate as monopoly. markets are higher this morning, as we begin the first-quarter earnings reporting season we've got big bank earnings he is coming out all morning this morning, dow industrials up 22 nasdaq up 47, s&p 500, up another 5 1/4 further into record territory, after hitting another all-time high, in yesterday's trading session, meanwhile, inflation is certainly in focus as federal reserve chairman jay powell readies comments for the economic club of washington, he will speak to the economic club this afternoon, that may very well move markets or create headlines joining me right now former a regular economist and author of trumponomics lavr here, dagen mcdowell, steve forbes get to see you art thank you for being here kick off with massive spending that we're seeing, okay? you've got another 2 and -- 1/4 trillion-dollar spending package calling infrastructure

they took out a full-page in the "atlanta journal-constitution," to say to joe biden and stacey abrams stop lying about the georgia voting law. what do you say to that story? it's a big pushback? >> i think it is great this black conservative clergy group is out there, liz, to push back on the racist propaganda from democrats which i have been doing for many, many, years, liz. you have got to understand democrats play the race card to cover for their failures, their failed policies to divide and to distract. now we have president biden, who basically set the tone of racism and jim crow by lying about the new georgia law. he said the hours would be reduced to 5:00 p.m., when they would end the voting, when in fact that is not the case. he lied. so joe biden lied to americans. he lied to black voters. and really what people need to do is just read the law for themselves, liz, to see that they are lying. elizabeth: you know, deneen, you know, our viewers might recall how you and i talked about how you personally have been attacked for the brave positions that you have taken. we've got thi

he mentioned major league baseball should boycott atlanta in the espn interview. that put a lot of pressure on him. neil: a lot of pressure. well-put, my friend, thank you very much. charlie gasparino, following all of those developments. the big story of the day right now seems to be johnson & johnson and its vaccine, a pause, something close to 7 million doses administered in this country because of six blood clot related developments not tied to it. the pause is on. we'll see for how long. to charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: good seeing you, neil, my friend. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now the s&p 500 back at a record high despite the biggest scrum in inflation in nine years. the question, is this temporary or not. we're less than 24 hours for the most exciting ipo in years. coinbase how much will investors chase the stock. we'll discuss. our market

atlanta, one of the most amazing cities. that is why so many people have flocked there from around the country. i have so many friends and relatives who left all parts of the country for black excellence opportunity and they snatched 100 million from them. i don't know if you watched the masters, amazing tournament, historical, one for the ages. they put out a very thoughtful statement midweek, they are concerned about all these things, they will not have a knee-jerk reaction. they kept it going. they had guardrails on this thing. instead of going straight for what you said, sort of activism path, is there a way, elegant way for these companies to really address some of these issues without taking the bait the way they have? >> well i think they can realize they can speak into the corporate culture and to the public swear put they don't get to be lawmakers and hold the public and people that work for them -- what if you work for american express or delta air lines or any of these companies, and now your ceo is coming out to

going to happen, customers will ultimately squash some of the woke is that people will not go to the atlanta falcons game if author link becomes a social warrior, already them will be from what i understand is getting inundated with complaints from long-term customers on the georgia law and that's when described, no offense but why do i have to fly delta if they are against what i believe and politically. this is going to be a long battle, it is fascinating that corporate america and the republican party are breaking up in corporate america is becoming the party of the left but i'll tell you this if arthur blank or any of these guys, the guy from work think that elizabeth warren and aoc are going to back off because you do and support some of the stuff, they are out of their minds. you cannot buy them all. david: you should throw the chamber of commerce into the mix, they have been speaking woke language the past few months. >> they will never be able to convince aoc that they are good guys. listen look with one with amazon the most progressive company out there is been attacked left and rig

leaders and lawyers, starbucks a board chair linkedin founder and home depot founder and the owner of the atlanta falcons participating discussing measures to take opposing georgia's new voting law. they want to build on the lender they say is signed by 72 african-american executives released last week so they need this second statement could come this week. many signing on to this next statement read to the "wall street journal". state and federal lawmakers in the companies are misreading the matter and also acting as a shadow lawmakers which they should not do but then you hear from the canned fraser's and others that instituted and really catalyzed the movement that we should not let up and that corporations should be speaking with their authorities. stuart: i would like to know exactly what they want to do about this, which at this moment to is unclear i want to bring in congressman jody hice from the state of georgia. tellis, what you had to say to these ceos, major-league public corporations which are taking a stand against you and your state? >> you know, it's preamble leave the ball. we a

league baseball all-star game is moving to denver which is 9% black versus half of the population of atlanta. it's black and crushed black-owned businesses. i think that that's where the republicans also can really win in talking about what are they doing for prosperity for all georgians. >> well, i mean, do you think the ceo's actually read the law, dagen? it's quite extraordinary. are they getting rolled over and bullied by the extreme left. dagen: they didn't read the georgia law and they didn't -- they have virtually no knowledge of laws in liberal states like new york that are more restrictive. so maybe they ought to, you know, bone up on that before they weighed in. they are becoming extremely political and so what does this mean? now all of the ceo's are going to have to say, oh, are you in favor of hr1, are you in favor of federalizing election law and taking power away from the states, are you in favor of the proact which has passed the house which gets rid of right to work laws? again this is crushing states' rights and ceo's are going to be required to express their views on feder

moving all-star game from atlanta. then the list of states attorneys generals challenging biden's agenda. arizona attorney general mark brnovich is here on his fight on hr1, the border wall and gun control. all here right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ ♪ maria: first up this morning president biden's unprecedented power grab as new lies surface about the infamous laptop purportedly belonging to his embattled son hunter biden. in a series of interviews, hunter rebound the narrative that the laptop can be part of russian disinformation campaign insisting that he's done nothing wrong and claimed that the office of national intelligence reached the same can go, -- conclusion, fortunately the former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe is here once again, once again to set the record straight. good morning to you john ratcliffe, thanks for being with us. john: good morning, maria, great to be with you. maria: it was pretty extraordinary that after you came out and told us the truth about this laptop not be

you'd think a company in atlanta would find a black person to place in one of those c suite offices. later in the show we'll be taking a closer look at woke capitalism and what we can do about it, but we're going to start with a look at the covid pandemic. by any measure, the progress we're making is enormous. more than 100 million people in the u.s. have now received the vaccine. the economy is now opening up, indeed, the u.s. is doing better than most major economies in the world. this week, the imf forecasted it would return much faster than most of the g7 countries. yet they seem determined to downplay the progress that's been made. in fact, to listen to them, they actually seem to want to keep us locked down and terrified indefinitely. >> we aren't at the finish line. we still have a lot of work to do. we're still in a life and death race against this virus. the real question is, how much death, disease and misery are we going to see between now and then. now's not the time to celebrate. gerry: the media, of course, is weighing in. the coverage in most of the newspapers these da

atlanta is 52% black, denver is 10% black. colorado requires voter id. how is it possible that these titans of industry didn't even read your new law and just came out and rolled over for the progressive mobs? >> yeah, that's exactly finish they folded like a wet dish rag are to the cancel culture. i mean, it is woke in real life, and americans and georgians should be scared. what are they going to come after next in -- next? what value do you have that they're coming after next? are they going to come after your small business next? because that's who's getting screwed here, maria. it's the small business people that have have profited from the all-star game. and and now moving to colorado, they have a voter idea. president biden's been talking about how bad voter id is. he did the pregame for the ncaa championship the other night that was all held in indiana. that's the birthplace of photo id. that's where the first lawsuit that was upheld that says it's okay to have a voter id. most americans and most georgians support this. this is so hypocritical x.

didn't mention yesterday that almost all of these mass shootings have in common certainly within in atlanta, colorado, one yesterday in south carolina is the issue of mental health. and that is something where there could be some bipartisan putting some money and some effort into managing, you know, the mental health aspect of this and studying trying to understand it in a way that we can keep guns out of the handle pfer people who are mentally ill. jackie: it's so interesting tom because i've been saying that since sandy hook shooting that we need to get if you want to talk about root causing of things that could be one of the root causes of why there is gun violence in this country yet no president no leader, nobody really ever tries to allocate funds or look at what, and you see it even here in new york city. as there's so many mentally ill people i'm not saying they're walking around with guns they're not but so many on street you say to yourself why are governments not addressing this problem? >> no it is exactly right, and there have been some studies. but the government hasn't fen ga

atlanta is majority african american and yet yet major league baseball decides to punish atlanta. it doesn't make sense. they are so inconsistent whatever they do. i agree with you, if you are going to do this, do it to every state, be fair to everybody but they don't want to go that route. this is a gift, political gift to the republican party in georgia. i think brian kemp has done a very good job. he has been very even-handed on this, as has the state legislature. this was not some bill dropped overnight. it was debated over the entire legislative session. they knew about it. everyone was invited to the table. elizabeth: got it. biden and democrats are accused of misleading, bullying and pulling down atlanta with a phony, with the boycott based on a phony racism charge. like the major league baseball and companies and democrats don't know what they're talking about. they didn't even read the georgia voting law. you got president obama calling for baseball and companies to boycott georgia. remember when obama sat next to raul castro in communist cuba to watch a baseball game in

atlanta not having the all-star game costing the city, as much as $100 million. back to you, ashley. ashley: i think baseball misread the whole thing. charlie gasparino, fascinating stuff, more on behind the curtains. thank you very much. spring weather here, time for new beginnings and change. today's closer says change is happening fast. the main street market narrative is not just keeping up. he says he has got picks that are. miles lewis, royce investment partners portfolio manager with 11 billion under management joins us now. miles, why isn't the market keeping up with the narrative? explain that quickly? >> i think there is change happening all around us. the way we live, the way we work, societal, social justice issues government, there is a lot of change to happen and narrative continues to be buy what worked last 10 years. megacap growth, tech stocks, large cap, bonds. when history says works develop 10 years it doesn't deliver very good forward returns. there is mentality buy the dip, not a regime change. we believe we're more on the cusp of a ridge ga

i'm edward lawrence talking in atlanta talking about georgia law. they want law i makers to listen to one other. some like the law. some doesn't leak the waa. they should allow people all the way up to the polling site door, not 150 feet away. they hope the national attention will push people to change the law. >> people listen to respond, not listen to actually understand. i'm not saying that one side or the other is going to be completely happy with everything that is done but a think a lot more listening can be done. reporter: others agree with the law it actually expands voting by adding 17 days of early voting, including both weekend days. yesterday we were at manuel's tavern that almost went under after 65 years of business during the pandemic. the community rallied to save the tavern. overall the law is not bad but reaction to the law has been disappointing. >> we're manuel's tavern. so much happened in that little tavern between all the different groups that wanted to get stuff done. they all got together, over a beer, made it happen. we're

he's in atlanta and he's talking to voters. what are they telling you? reporter: voters feel slighted by major league baseball and corporations. the conversation has changed on the ground here and one voter i talked with, void for prince said even some of the emergency action that was done in the last election were made permanent by the voting law, but he says it's up to the people of georgia and no one else, not the white house or anyone else, but the people of georgia to sort this out >> should have been more bipartisan as opposed to one side. that always raises problems. but the other side came out with the bill long before was ever ever signed and that site-- that starts a whole other frustrating level. no one is talking to each other anymore. reporter: he's frustrated by the rush to action in the rush to judgment on both sides. in business owner i talked to yesterday heard a lot of things about the bill, but he did what many others have not. >> it was very frustrating to find out it was actually happening and then to do a deep dive, personal dive in

other states including denver which is actually more restrictive than -- than what you're seeing in atlanta georgia, gianno. gianno: absolutely. absolutely. i think about over the 200 companies who boycotted around the issue of voter id when 69% of african-americans supported and 60 plus percent of democrats actually supported is beginning to feel like this culture is marginalizing african-americans considering the fact that they wouldn't have possibly been by way of projections $100 million of investments in the atlanta, georgia area. so is woke culture becoming poisonous to individuals who they claim to support? that's my question. maria: yeah. good question. mark. mark: yeah, i mean, this whole -- this whole situation is absolutely crazy. you know, the critics say that the new georgia law is supposed to disadvantage minorities, but isn't it racist to assume that minorities don't have id's to be able to vote in the first place. that's pretty racist to me. that is all crazy. m ll is hypocritical. they are pushing draftkings all of the time. it's unbelievable. maria: yeah, it's certainly di

liz: we hear what you're saying, we hear you, president biden advocated for baseball boycott of atlanta, georgia, they are silent about human rights abuses in china in major league baseball expanded in china, all of them silent about was going on inside of china let's listen to jen psaki talk about the boycott idea, let's watch. >> these are the winter olympics next winter so sometime away as it relates to the second part of your question and our hope that we are at a point that enough people across the country have been vaccinated but we will rely on health and medical experts on that particular piece our position on the 2022 olympics has not changed and we are not discussing any boycott with allies and partners, we consult closely with allies and partners at all levels to define our common concern and establish a shared approach but there is no discussion underway of a change in our plan regarding the beijing olympics on the united states point of view. liz: that is a really strong push back, real shutdown of state department official ned price who suggested this, they are saying abso

it is going to hurt the people of atlanta who are depending on this, who work hard for this. who are counting on this. they pick up and move it, the game out to rockies, out to coors field out in denver. it makes no sense to me especially when you consider the law, the actual facts. facts matter and in this case, there is nothing that i can see in the law itself that limits, that limits voting in the state of georgia. elizabeth: yeah. you know, major league baseball admitted that they moved the all-star game from georgia because of pressure from president biden criticizing the georgia law. you know, we hear what you're saying. the mayor of denver, colorado, he is cheering this on. he said his region, his area will get 100 million bucks. butch miller of georgia, a top state lawmaker broke down what is happening here. guy, i would like your comments after the sound bite of what butch miller said about this. watch this. >> georgia has a voter i.d. colorado has a voter i.d. georgia's voter i.d. is free. colorado charges $1.67 for their voter i.d. colorado has 15 days of early vot

but what really went into the mlb's decision to move its game out of atlanta? guess what? charlie will break it. he'll be here to explain more behind the curtain of what went on. also let's check the big board. well, there you have it, it's been flat for most of the day, and it's the same story with the dow with less than 20 minutes until the session is closed. "the claman countdown," though, will be right back. ♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa want your workout to be easier, more effective, and more convenient? usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. then you should try aerotrainer by golo. the new full body workout that you can do

charles: so, folks, small businesses in the atlanta area are the true victims of major league baseball decision to pull the all-star game out of the state to protest voter i.d. laws president biden called a modern-day jim crow law. by estimates more than $100 million in tourist revenue. i tweeted about this. watch the white house force major league baseball ought of all-star game of atlanta, taking $50 million out-of-pockets and black workers and businesses. which part of this issue is jim crow? joining me to discuss fox news contributor deneen borelli. deneen, your thoughts on what happened with this major league baseball? it will crush a lot of people who i think this could have changed their lives economically? >> no. i agree with totally, charles. you have to look how the tone was set with regards to what happened in georgia, which by the way has election laws to uphold the integrity of our election system but you have the tone set by president biden and injecting race and jim crow into this issue. he is lying to black voters, even though "washington post" gave him four pinocchios