joe biden ran on bringing humanity to the border. is that little boy scared out of his mind the humanity that joe biden was talking about? >> todd, as a parent, former attorney general, former gang prosecutor, it is absolutely heart breaking to see that video. >> this is the united states of america. not some third world country. you don't have to be a psychic to have predicted this. this border crisis as i said from the begin something a national security issue and a humanitarian crisis. it's why i have sent the letter to our governor asking him to declare a state of emergency, asking him to deploy the national guard. we need to be doing everything we can as a country to secure the border, not only for national security reasons but for humanitarian reasons. todd: you know, the president has executive orders in his toolbox. do you have anything left in the state ag toolbox to help solve this problem or are you basically all out of tools? >> todd, we are going to continue to do everything we can i can as an a.g. and my colleagues as y

on plan border visits from president joe biden or vp kamala harris. we will hear, those images are hard to see. >> as the border revolves in a humanitarian crisis, jim jordan says the left is letting chaos get out of hand. >> think about this. you cannot get into your capital but anybody and everybody can get into your country. there is not a crisis on the border, it is chaos on the border because they ended the 3 key policies, they said no more deportation and announced to the world we will not finish the wall, those things changed everything and you get this terrible situation causing harm to kids and women of all kinds of people on the border because that is the biden administration, that is how ridiculous and crazy today's left it is. >> telling reporters he expects to encounter 1 million migrants this year. >> 36 people are killed and dozens more injured after a train crashes in taiwan. officials say it derailed after smashing into a truck that was stuck on the tracks, an estimated 350 people were on the train the rescue efforts underway for peop

. >> senator joe manchin touring the border, no word on plan border visits for president joe biden or vice president kamala harris. more from border patrol el paso sector chief gloria chev as a little later on the show. very hard images to look at. griff: thank you for covering that. carley: at least 36 people are killed and dozens more injured after a train crash is in taiwan. officials say the train derailed after smashing into a truck that was stuck on the track. an estimated 350 people were on the train, rescue efforts underway for people trapped inside that train. 70 tension officers fired after a man dies in custody. and eighth officer has resigned. the calling county sheriff says it shows the officer violated policy and procedures in the death of marvin scott iii. he died after being pepper sprayed on a misdemeanor marijuana charge. an independent autopsy found his death was caused by restraints and asphyxiation. >> president biden holding his first cabinet meeting after holding a structural plan. pete buttigieg defending the proposal's push to green jobs as call minors fear th

president joe biden saying when i arrived in the united states senate in 1973 walter mondale was one of the first people to greet me. walter mondale was 93 years old. >> mourners holding a vigil for 7-year-old girl killed at the chicago drugstore. jacqueline adams was shot in the head and mcdonald's with her father sunday. her family calling for the shooter to turn himself in and for end to gun violence. >> oh 7-year-old baby lost her life in a mcdonald's drive-through. 6 women have some idea, it is about time we take a stand. they have to put down their guns. >> her father was hit in the chest, remains in serious condition. police have not made an arrest. >> the state department announcing plans to update its travel advisory to better reflect health notices from the cdc. the update will significantly increase the number of countries under the strictest levels for do not travel advisories. 80% of countries worldwide. the department saying it, quote, recommends us citizens reconsider all travel abroad. >> a dream come true for 7-year-old boy in illinois. he has a life-threatening hear

president joe biden saying when i arrived in the united states senate in 1973 walter mondale was one of the first people to greet me. walter mondale was 93 years old. >> george casco says the woman accused of killing her 3 kids will face murder charges which last week she admitted to the killing saying she was protecting kids from their father. the children's dad was trying to get custody of his kids saying korea was delusional and he feared for their safety. jillian: fallen capital police officer brian sickneck died of capital -- natural causes, suffered two strokes, the autopsy found no evidence he 7 allergic reaction to chemical irritants and no indications of internal or external injuries, two men were charged with assaulting sickneck by allegedly spraying them with a chemical. four it is died during the right. todd: dramatic rescue after a boat starts thinking off the coast of sohow over the weekend, the boat started taking on water during an outing. 14 people were on that boat, the boat came to the rescue started pulling them out of the water. fortunately everyone survived. 9 m

here's part of that letter, joe biden delegated the administration's response, at the southern border it is unclear what if any actions you plan to initiate to respond to the crisis that continues to worsen every day. what is kamala harris doing and what do we need her to do? >> i've never seen such a terrible in sample of leadership. members of congress signed the letter were myself, jim jordan and john catgo. we let our committees to the border, those committees being judiciary homeland oversight committee, with my community, 15 hours on the border, listening to border patrol, listening to local law enforcement, expressed fears and concerns and frustration and kamala harris hasn't spent 15 seconds on the border. and, and and to come up with solutions, and it is a national security crisis, and we are getting sanctuary cities. and with these unaccompanied minors. and and set up a humanitarian shop, and there was a problem, on the mexican side of the border. >> back to what the former president was doing. appreciate it. >> 20 minutes after the hour, the fight to repeal gretchen witmer'

todd: the soundbite from joe biden, the white house says this is the beginning of more work to do. brit hume says it is important to recognize how far this country has come in fighting racism. >> speak out against this loud and clear to say america may be premixed raised company the least racist country on earth, we have a proud history of doing all we can to overcome the legacy that racism left us from the earliest days of the republic. we need to do that and to not be cowed or back down by being accused of being a racist. it is long around with abandon. we need to resist that. >> reporter: the senate facing growing pressure to pass the justice and policing act. jillian: around the same time the chauvin verdict came down a teenage girl was shot and killed by police in ohio, in columbus overnight. >> ohio released body cam footage. >> protests erupting in columbus as body cam footage is released in the deadly shooting of a teenage girl. ♪♪ [crowd chanting] >> reporter: this was the scene outside the columbus police department after body cam footage was released showing an offic

part it seems when joe biden calls for unity what heels really does is the opposite. sort of like a reverse tell if you're playing poker. is it the absolute perfect time to have that unity, the bipartisan support to bring the country together in what appears to be the most divisive issue of our time. >> this would be an incredible opportunity to step up and show some leadership but that is not what he wants to do, his university is unifying the left, does not include people on the right, does that include people who supported trump, people who support the police, they are not included in his ideas and it is shameful the president of the united states currently is the most divisive person in the country other than barack obama, he has been incredibly divisive and it is not good for the country. >> i want to get your reaction to what karen bass had to say on bipartisan police reform, we are not there yet. we have to prevent these shootings from continuing to happen until officers are held accountable there is no reason to think they won't. what is your response? >> that

president joe biden aiming for net 0 emissions economy by 2050 is china faust to decrease coal consumption. todd: republicans introduce their $58 billion infrastructure counter plan. mark meredith joins us from washington to break it down. >> love the space jam on friday morning. president biden says the us can and must do more to address climate change. he is setting a new goal to significantly cut us emissions. >> the united states sets off on the road to cut greenhouse gases in half by the end of this decade. these steps will set america on a path of net 0 emissions by no later than 2050. >> reporter: the president is pushing the us not only to reduce carbon emissions but lower coal consumption and offer more financial support to developing nations to address climate change. 40 world leaders joined the virtual summit, us allies japan, canada and the the eu sets new climate goals the china and russia's president participated in the virtual summit declined to sit new climate schools, republicans say the administration is committing the us to unnecessary economic hardship. >> the decision

take a listen. >> here's joe biden coming to visit atlanta. he's trying to save face. he caused many, many african-american businesses and others an opportunity to benefit during the major league baseball. so i don't even understand why he's coming here. he can come here but major league baseball can't come here. todd: i know you're a business owner, i want you to be a pollster for a moment. if the presidential race is held today in georgia, in this 100 days of biden being in office, does biden still win georgia? >> no. absolutely not. and you know, if he keeps going with this, you know, todd, i don't know what to say. i just wish like i said he would stop and i hope he watches this. please, stop all the pandering, just do the business, let us business people get back to work. there's still a lot of mom and pops, friends of mine, colleagues, who aren't open who are trying to -- look, over a year, todd, they're still trying to get open, the small mom and pop eateries. imagine how that is where they can't social gather, where they can get together. remember, all the bars

border security worse under joe biden, 38% completely blame the president's policies. you sort of alluded to this in your previous answer, you called this the administration's plan disguised in plain sight. you don't think they want to change it at this point, right? >> no. this is by design. joe biden made promises during the campaign that he knew would drive a surge because he wanted to win the progressive left. it was more important to win the election than protect the border and protect national security. they don't want to fix this. this is by design. they're not going to fix this at all. and what's happening on the border right now, i'm sick and tired of them -- first of all, i'm disappointedal at polls. the polls should be 100% against biden. president trump had border numbers at historic lows. last month the biden administration had historic highs with children. we've never seen so many children come across every day in the history of border patrol. no one is crossing the border wearing a trump t-shirt. the american people should be 100% against the administrat

we are going to stop joe biden's overreach. i wake up every single morning and think to myself how am i going to have to sue joe biden today. it's unfortunate but it's the state of play we are in right now in america we have a president who is and his justice department who are looking for ways to hurt the american people to take jobs away from them and as the attorney general of arkansas i'm saying absolutely not, joe. we're going to stop new your tracks. todd: that is a very telling statement a.g. rutledge. minute on the answer. are there other lawsuits on the horizon that you are anticipating or, you know, is he sort of one of these things wait and see what joe does before you decide what you are going to do? >> well, sadly, we are going to have to wait and see what joe does. there are 19 lawsuits already having been filed against the biden administration by republicans attorneys general this is the speed by which biden is signing these unconstitutional executive orders that we are having to react so quickly in order to prot

it was monotone, the chamber was nearly empty and that characterize the first hundred days of joe biden, he tried to say nothing notable. he made the political decisions that many people were tired of the drama of the previous four years and wanted something called but joe is deliberately being boring. the substance of what he is saying is radical. this is the most radical first hundred days of any president in the history of this country. this makes barack obama look mild and moderate. >> a big show ahead covering all angles of the president's address. representative miller makes, joe concha and amy biggs join us live. >> one deputy shot and killed and another hurt at a standoff in a north carolina home. >> new details emerge overnight. >> the second deputy identified, trapped in the home with the shooter for hours, no one knows what his condition is. according to police the other deputy sergeant chris ward was airlifted to the hospital where he later died. the standoff after authorities a two deputies were called at 10 am one shots rang out and law enforcement jumped into action, swat

there might be a few other large moments, the big jobs plan, let's tell the truth, joe biden's method let's by american. is the government the best place to begin job creation or the private sector? may be small businesses across america, the best way to get america on its feet. as i go through the country visiting small businesses i see the same message, if you want to work we are ready to hire you. these places are understaffed. in talladega, alabama to springfield, missouri, can't get people to come out, the sign here says, awaiting them at home. the economy is ready to go. are we ready to put people back to earth? back to you. jillian: true professional, the way he hears the show, he contends it on. todd: congressman andy biggs joins us next. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. todd: despite a limited crowd in attendance during president biden's first aaddress to congress. our next guest one of the i few guests there in person. jillian: congressman andy biggs joins us with his take on the speech. thank you for being here. >

>> people elected joe biden to handle the coronavirus but taken the covid response as an excuse to ram through a partisan agenda. even political fact found biden's covid bill, only 10% of spending is directed to mitigating covid 19. it was a partisan wish list tram through emergency relief and that is emblematic of his approach to the crisis. he used it as an opportunity and that is not unifying but political and politicians at their worst. todd: not a lot of agreement between the two, we will have you back to talk about that. thank you very much. >> missing california mother turns 40 tomorrow. her birthday approaching with no sign of the missing mother of 3, disappeared without a trace four months ago. she made an appointment with the attorney the day before she disappeared. divorcing her husband. police do not consider have a suspect despite is not cooperating with the investigation. stay tuned to join us with the latest developments. reality tv star josh tucker is behind bars, he was arrested yesterday, charges are unclear. in 2019 the dealership was rated by homeland security in co

joe biden, if you vote republican they will put you back in chains. who was switching and baiting? nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, i am reminded of the wizard of oz, no brains, no courage and the other has no -- you know what i am saying. when i think about them they are not being led by dorothy and toto, the wicked witch of the south, stacy abrams. todd: president biden's first 100 days were, quote, full of failure, lives and one stumble after another. jillian: in north carolina protesters take to the streets as the sheriff identifies three deputies who opened fire in the deadly shooting of andrew brown junior. todd: the family of several black americans killed by police, ashley. >> reporter: protesters are out, north carolina demanding transparency in the shooting death of andrew brown junior at the hands of police, identifying 3 deputies who shot their guns and says there needs to be more investigation done and they will stay on administrative leave. she said, quote, it is obvious four other deputies never fired their weapon deserve to be reinstated to active-duty. more investig

harder when joe biden became president. lawrence: republicans sounding the alarms as deportations plunge under president biden. .his policies limited border agents' ability to make arrest as they're occupied. jillian: what message does it send to criminals trying to get into the country. let's ask retired i.c.e. director, ron vitello. thank you for being here. border apprehensions have reached the highest number in at least 15 years. that is self-explanatory. when you have the numbers we've seen, when you have border patrol and everybody at the border is preoccupied with what's going on, makes you wonder what else could happen as a result of this. >> this chaos is not good for anybody. it's the worst for the workforce and their families. imagine coming to work every day and there are thousands of people waiting for your attention. you work an entire shift, you work 10 hours to meet that need and then you go home and you come back and there's thousands of more people that have entered the country illegally, unaccompanied min

the washington post actually did a fact check of joe biden on this. he got four pinocchios for it. it's the worst possible rating you can get in terms of a claim and the president is lying about this. you have a media that's echoing it. cbs news over the weekend, here's the headline. three ways companies with help fight georgia's restrictive new voting law. so it's activeism, here's how you fight back and it says it's restrictive when it actually expands the law. major league baseball, i would have a question if they held a press conference, it would be i'm going to the yankee game on may 2nd against the tigers. when i go to will call, i have to show my id to get my tickets. so how could you possibly actually boycott the major league baseball all-star game in terms of pulling it out of atlanta when i have to show an id to get my tickets. you say it's restrictive to show an id when you vote or when give to florida on a vacation in november and i fly delta, i have to show an id in order to get on the plane or when i'm on the plane and i want to have an alcoholic beverage, maybe it's

and, of course, as you alluded, to lawrence, joe biden's language is essentially telling everyone they have got a green light. don't believe me if you talk to the border patrol agents, you talk to the border sheriffs, they will tell you the people that they are encountering are saying that they think joe biden is welcoming into this country. that's why vice president kamala harris needs to come down here and see for herself, talk to the people of the sheriffs, local officials to see exactly what's going on. >> lawrence: yeah. attorney general, thank you so much. i will tell you, a lot of people want the vice president there. she has had the job for about two weeks now, over two weeks and she still hasn't made a visit to the border and i think the american people are owed that. thank you so much for coming on the program. >> thank you. lawrence lawrence jillian? jillian: great to hear from him. >> lawrence: a lot of people want her to come there. it is part of her job right now. jillian: absolutely. continue to follow that meanwhile download the fox news app. town load the camera and sc

the administration, joe biden speaking up, they have spoken up about moving the all-star game out of georgia into colorado but the conversation around the beijing olympics isn't a new one. we been talking about this for quite some time and haven't heard much from the administration. >> moving the games out, the all-star game out of atlanta, all it does is hurt many minority owned businesses and georgians. we all know the voting law there is not racist. it is expanding voting. the hypocrisy on most levels, many states have restrictive id laws and voting laws, new york, biden's own delaware and others. this is really about fear mongering over georgia to get folks riled up to believe it is racist so they can justify getting rid of the filibuster and justify passing hr one which will change the way we vote in the united states but on china in particular these corporations including major league baseball who expanded the deal in china on the backs of slave labor and doing nothing about it. the biden administration considering a boycott of the olympics in china next year but in the fine pr

biden and kamala harris have this on their hands, letting criminals go in america and putting kids at risk. it must stop now. we are investigating it and if they won't do it texas will. jillian: that's not the only threat, border patrol announced agents caught in ms 13 gang member crossing the border. lawrence: taxes in new york about to go higher than skyscrapers after the state passed a new budget. the plan includes money for the struggling small businesses that build the empire state building twice, money is going to illegal immigrants. we have restaurant owners, gentlemen, thank you for joining the program you guys have been the lifeblood of this economy. hiring people, providing food for people and yet you are not getting much money. >> we are doing the best we can to keep the people of new york will fit with pizza but i am telling you it hasn't been easy but we are doing the best we can. what do you think? >> right now we are waiting for the second tpp, waiting since january and all we do is a lot of red tape back and forth back and forth and we are taking care of a lot of famil

. >> the fact is we are on a good path at the border under the leadership of joe biden, president biden. we were in a very bad situation into the trump administration. >> yesterday vice president harris tweeted that she spoke about root causes of migration and a lot of mayorkas will travel to el paso and mcallen to be briefed by officials. it is his third trip to the border. lawrence: thanks so much. >> texas lieutenant governor dan patrick has strong words for the president and vice president if they don't act to control the border. take a listen. >> you are seeing these children brought to this country, we have no idea where to send them, what to do with them. they need to go back to the trump policies because if any children die the blood is on the hands of the president and the vice president because they are allowing this to happen by turning their back on the border. >> congressman tom mcclintock was just at the border and joined us later this hour on the biggest security threats with the migrant surge. >> fox news alert. 7 people hurt, two critically, a massive explosion at an oh

biden is trying to hide his egregious failures from the american people, hashtag hiding biden. at the center of the crisis more than 20,000 children in dhs custody and care, the washington post noting taxpayers spending $60 million a week to shelter them in 10 emergency facility set up since january, in san antonio under investigation for sexual abuse allegations, texas governor greg abbott calling for its closure and others like tim reynolds of i were a few refusing to accept them. listen here. >> we don't have the facilities. we are not set up to do that. this is not our problem, this is the president's problem, he opened the borders, he needs to be responsible for this and needs to stop it. >> reporter: mayorkas's visit was his third to the border. president biden or vice president harris to do so. jillian: thanks. lawrence: illinois congressman adam consider wants matt gates to resign, the first republican call in for him to step down amid a sex trafficking investigation. and associate of gates is near a plea deal with prosecutors in that probe. joel greenberg is expected t

do you think we will see these types of magazine covers with joe biden on them? joining me now is ben domenech, publisher of "the federalist," and fox news contributor. ben, before we get started, that footage come every time i see it, my heart stops. i have children that age. i just can't imagine -- what people don't realize is these human smugglers, these cartels, they are ruthless. this is what we see on cameras. the question is what are we not seeing? >> rachel, the reality is that this is happening up and down the entire border, and it is happening every day. it is something that we don't have the footage of. we don't have the images of. but i wish i could tell your viewers something other than this, but the reality is that this is what the biden administration has brought upon us. they have encouraged this. they have enabled it. they have created a situation where these human traffickers, working for cartels, are able to funnel these children, these young girls, in many instances, across the border for money, including, you know, basically all of the saving

joe biden has the tools to protect your family. he is not using them. >> lawrence: we are going to be following your new group. we appreciate your commentary. we hope republicans get in line and stick with the commitments they promised. speaker you want to pass an infrastructure bill, passed a border security bill. that is what we should be focused on. >> lawrence: thank you. got a problem with virtual learning? what your students to be back in the classroom? well, this teacher has a message. come at me, bro. figure if your parent wants to come talk to me about how i'm not giving a good enough job in distanced learning based on what you need as an individual, just dare them to ce at me. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners: during uncertain times, money in the bank can bring you and your family real piece of mind. refiplus from newday usa can make it happen. refiplus lets you refinance at near record lows plus get an average of $50,000 cash for the financial security you and your family deserve. refiplus, only from newday usa. ♪♪ ♪♪

troops from afghanistan by may 1st, but joe biden's taken his time and announcing today that he will pull troops by the 20th anniversary of the attacks on september the 11th. joining me now is general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst. general, thank you so much for being with me tonight. >> great to be here, lawrence. >> lawrence: general, obviously, i am excited about this, because it has been far too long. but i want to start by first talking about where he is making the announcement, in arlington cemetery. what is your reaction to the place where he is making that announcement? and the announcement itself, of our troops finally coming home? >> well, i don't have any view on where he is making the announcement. public policy is his choice and where he chooses to do it. i fundamentally disagreed with president trump, announcing a 1 may withdraw, although he did have in mind there would be certain conditions before the united states would withdraw, and that would be, hopefully we would have a peace agreement negotiated between the afghan government and the taliban. and a

joe biden because this crisis. this crisis has been decades in the making. number one, let's take a jaunt down history late and understand, it is not cartels the reason that folks are losing mike leaving the country, the reason cartels exist is america's failed war on drugs, which tomi forgot to talk about. when we penalized folks for having possession of marijuana and other things, what we created was a black market, and that black market is ready cartels thrived, and when those cartels thrive, they also started importing people to the united states on our southern border. i'm happy to see kamala harris go to mexico and guatemala, but let's understand, donald trump had for years to "fix" the problems of the border, and he didn't. >> lawrence: let's talk about the fact, richard -- i think there is a fair conversation to have about drugs crossing the border, they should be legalized or anything, but the policy specifically, when you listen to other foreign leaders like in guatemala, they blame the former president.

create four new seats on the court and let joe biden nominate anyone he wants. i'm not a math guy, but if conservatives have a 6-3 advantage on the court and the democrats add four new justices, that would give the left a 7-6 lead. what a convenient set of circumstances. but don't you dare say they're packing the court. >> some people will say we are packing the court. we are not packing it, we are unpacking it. >> lawrence: thanks for clarifying, jerry. mitch mcconnell sees right through this democrat take over. >> time at again, prominent democrats show they are no longer content to work within the ground rules and norms of our institutions. but prefer to threaten the institutions themselves. we've seen it in presidential elections. when democrats say our democracy is sacrosanct, when they win, but illegitimate and broken if republicans win. >> lawrence: now i know he is a republican. you don't believe him? this is ed markey today demanding we expand the supreme court to 13 justices. and then mrs. ed markey in 2016 saying we only needed nine. if ed markey did

nobody in the world is afraid of joe biden. that's dangerous for us at home. >> ben: it is dangerous, obviously, to have a foreign policy that really runs down the united states of america and that agrees with the criticisms the chinese joe biden's u.n. ambassador actually said some things along these lines this weekend. let's listen to this. >> i'm realistic about what we have to do moving forward. i think if we are going to be a voice around the globe for raising issues of human rights, we cannot white wash our own issues in our own country. >> ben: senator graham, i know that you remember senator dabble patrick moynahan back when he was u.n. ambassador. he famously said, you know, am i ashamed to speak for a less than perfect democracy? no, find me its equal? whatever happened to that democratic party? >> all i can say is that statement is a pretty offensive because, yeah, we have come a long way as a nation. we have a long way to go. but, i would say this, ben. you and your wife are very near and dear to me. love liberty, c

all of this points back to joe biden. it's not just the fact that hunter biden has all that morally questionable behavior. the president of the united states may be compromised by ou greatest adversary. that's the story they tried to write in the previous provident and they found no evidence despite the fact that they looked into it there is actual evidence to look into it now. let's see if there's interest and i think we have to stay on top of the story. >> it is not going away. thank you for joining us. >> next, more breaking news on the fallout over major-league baseball decision to put the all-star game out of georgia. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. the john deere z365r ztrak mower, cuts the hassle out of yardwork. ♪ ♪ run with us, because the best job is the one that's easily done. nothing runs like a deere. search john deere z365r for more. >> today's decision by major-league baseball to move its all-star game in protest of the states new voting law is th latest in a long line of corporate

[applause] >> ben: we will have reaction from president joe biden and kamala harris this evening. but first we go to chief international correspondent mike tobin on the ground in minneapolis with the latest, mike. >> i can tell you the immediate reaction following the verdict being read or as the verdict was being read i should say was similar to a sports team winning. a big cheer out of this crowd. and then take out third street for a time. and all we see now is a spontaneous march formed out of the crowd appear they are marching throughout the city. with that being said, the word celebration may take on different meanings because they there is still dissatisfaction. i talked to people following the verdict how they felt about it and they said it's only a stepping stone. there was a lot of anger because this has happened a number of times black men dying with the police and not only here but in the twin cities area. some of the pictures held up in this crowd are pictures of fernando castille, daunte wright, who as you know was recently killed at the hands of a police officer. a t

in particular, i wanted to get your reaction to the comments we heard last night from joe biden regarding the state of policing in the nation. >> yeah, no, i think it's interesting because, you know, one of the themes that you saw play out throughout the chauvin trial was the prosecution kept reminding the jury that only one man was on trial, right? the police at large were not on trial. unfortunately that's a message that does not seem to have gotten through to the biden administration who i think saw this as an opportunity to reinforce the misperception the widely held misperception that police violence is an epidemic problem particularly one that is oppressing minority communities across the country that's precisely the wrong message that needs to be set now one because it's wrong and two because it has bad consequences. doj to launch this pattern of investigation to me is precisely the wrong thing to do at a time in which minnesota is seeing violent crime skyrocket. in 2020, minnesota saw as many murders as it has seen since 1995. and this year so far murders are up again. now, the th

joe biden is a fan of coding the irish coding shamus haney. but biden gives no understanding of understanding the words. history says don't hope on the side of the grief, but then once-in-a-lifetime the long title wave of justice can rise up and hope and history rhyme. justice is as old as the ideas that built our society, from the garden of eden on, god distributed justice and gave laws by which to live. christianity, judaism, and islam all trace their understanding of justice back to abraham. we understand it in the west that the idea that the man has rights. the things we own in the life we have and we ought to be protected from crime, being hurt or killed, and the decision must be fined because it must not matter if you are poor, rich, young, old, weak, all-powerful, a society that is just protect your rights, and when someone wrongs you, and we decide together as people reflected by our laws, our judges, the jury of our peers, look at the knee on the back of george floyd and we feel something is wrong. we want justice for the victim, the

. >> ben: i don't know if you saw this today, joe biden participated in a conference call with world leaders, and he was the only one wearing a mask. every other world leader was normal, sitting in front of their zoom call, et cetera, talking to each other. it looks come at a certain point, ridiculous, and it seems like it is pandemic theater as opposed to based on the science. >> well, because it is theater, he forgot this theater was so ridiculous that people call him out on it. here's the thing, if i want to go visit the white house, republicans and democrats who go visit, even if they've all been vaccinated or have the disease, they are being tested with a deep sinus test and they are being told they have to wear the n95 mask to go in the white house. even though they have all been vaccinated. so there is no science behind any of this. it is fearmongering, but also has a deleterious effect in that it is discouraging people from getting the vaccine because they are saying, well, if the vaccine doesn't mean anything, it doesn't seem to have any protective benefit, you would don't g

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we are speaking as though joe biden is making these decisions. i would suggest that while he clearly understands what he's doing and that is, i think, a shameful, i don't think these are his positions. would you agree with that because he's been in government for 50 years. we never saw this radical woke man before. and, yet, suddenly there he is. >> well, here's my perspective on that. the short answer is i don't know. but, i'm a methodist. i try to be a good methodist. and we believe in free will and responsibility. and by president biden ache ache acquiescing in these positions and in some cases enthusiastically participating in them, he is responsible. >> tammy: inteed. >> i'm not going to let him off oh cut him some slack this is fast ball. he owns this. >> tammy: you are right. >> he is taking america into a bad place. >> tammy: you are right. he is the one person who could stand up and say enough is enough i am not going to do this anymore and actually answer questions from the press as opposed to leaving and saying it would get him in trou

now joe biden is weaponizing the irs to advance his war on wealthy americans. president ames to give the agency and $80 billion cash infusion to help audit the rich. officials believe the move will generate an extra $700 billion over the next decade, using the irs to punish people you don't like, why does that sound familiar? joining me now, jason chaffetz, former house oversight committee chairman and a fox news contributor. he chaired the house oversight committee hearing into president obama's abuse of the irs in 2013. jason, and a lot of the news tonight, it sounds like "groundhog day," like the past is coming back in. what is your take on this new focus, but it really is kind of the same old focus, of using a law enforcement agency to go after enemies, or two, i guess, harass people you might not agree with? >> well, generally, we are in favor of enforcement, and i am typically okay with this fear of the problem is last time barack obama and joe biden were in charge of the show, they weaponized the irs. they targeted conservatives. there were some 300 orga

joe biden spoke to a joint session of the congress last night. if you saw it, and relatively few people did judging by the numbers, then you know that the confusing part started even before the speech began. it was the masks again. everyone was wearing a mask, very much including the two star and ladies sitting behind joe biden. that would be the speaker of the house and the real president. they were messed up, all of them were, like outlaws. but here is the weird part, all

that's why we're suing joe biden along with texas -- >> tammy: excellent. >> -- for catch and release on the border we filed suit this week over the biden administration's new farm program that explicitly excludes some farmers for debt relief solely based on skin color. we're also looking for plaintiffs -- if we can find them -- who are willing to stand up and file suit on critical race theory which i know is an issue you'll be talking about tonight. >> tammy: that's right! excellent! excellent! what's your group called now, by the way? if they need to turn to and you find out what you're doing, what is the group called? where can they find it? >> aflegal.org is the website, if you're a victim or a federal worker victim of critical race theory training, go to our website, aflegal.org and tell us what happened to you. >> tammy: this is imperative. we hear the complaints all the time. we see the press releases from senators or someone who has a committee and you go into committee meetings and there's ramblings and pounding on the table and people are called names. you hypocrites. double

well, it turns out in joe biden's america, the stuff staying up isn't the priority. the administration is talking -- by the way, you just gave the bargain basement price. $2 trillion is the bargain price. could be up to $4 trillion or this that's about two times the gdp of india that will be splurged on this. for the american taxpayer, the only thing more terrifying, the $4 trillion spending splurge should be a $4 trillion spending splurge that intends to make equity happen in the united states of america. >> mark: you just reminded me, douglas, of an old friend, a liberal -- very liberal journalist that missed his train. so he's stuck in town for an extra couple of hours. he saw this talk on building bridges. he thought it was like about multicultural outreach. it was a panel of engineers talking about building bridges. it's actually this -- this tremendous, you know, inert met or the call language versus the people that actually get things done. if you think -- if we're having wokeness in bridge building and wokeness in highway construction, how long before the pla

i don't associate with joe biden. he probably confuses major with a golden retriever he had a 1947 or whatever it is. so, that's, that may be the issue there. thank you very much, kat, and congratulations on the new show. by the way, kat has a lovely dog. i've got a new puppy here. a lovely cute little puppy. if the dog whisperer had been in the studio, i think i would have asked for his -- i'm trying to train my puppy to introduce tucker carlson, but she keeps insisting it's "hannity." whoever it is, i will be back here tomorrow night. see you then. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." today is the three month anniversary of january 6th. for those of you are not good at dates or don't have calendars, this is the day that we pause to remember the white supremacist q insurrection. you saw what happened. it was live on television, every gruesome moment. they made it all the way to washington, d.c. they wandered freely through the capital like it was their

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this is today's gun control pitch from joe biden. not only does kamala harris give away the game but note biden's reasons for limiting ones. watch. >> president joe biden is a leader with great will, great determination, and even greater empathy. >> gun violence in this country is an epidemic. not to mention a psychological damage done to the children who live in these cities watching this happen knowing someone it happened to. this gun violence in our neighborhood has had profound impact. the idea that we have so many people dying every single day from gun violence in america is a blemish on our character as a nation. >> this sort of rhetoric, mark, it is radical things wrapped in the sentimental caring package. but, somehow the republicans have to respond and not just with, you know, these clips don't work or this won't do anything or red flags have limited outcomes here. they have to respond with something that voters can hold on to. the brittle facts are not enough. a narrative is what's needed in some ways. >> mark: yeah, this i

what does then candidate joe biden do? he turned around on that debate stage, in the third presidential debate, he said the lap top was a russian plant and he pointed to the letter from those 50 former intelligence officials who said up front, we have no evidence to support what we are saying. we're just suspicious. >> what's going on here? why would former members of the, quote unquote, intelligence community stampede like a herd of elephants to defend a guy who has committed all kinds of criminal offenses? >> the fact that they would put a letter out like that. this is a high stakes election. touching on that hunter biden lap top was a hot topic. the fact that they would put out a letter like that, they were grocery politicizing the intelligence community. the thing is when formers, whether former intelligence officials or former doj prosecutors say something, they know the department of justice really can't do anything. they can't say anything bad because there's a policy that does not allow them to comment on investiga

i think it reflects joe biden's fall approach to handling some of these questions and i think it's unlikely that you will see under the current composition of congress by huge growth in the court but they will look at other things and we will see what comes of it. chris: meanwhile, carl, some democratic activists are pretty aggressively calling on justice breyer who we just saw who was 82 to retire while the democrats still have a majority in the senate so two questions for you. first of all, what he think of the biden commission? secondly, as someone who worked on this when you are on the bush 43 white house how delicate is it to usher out a retiring supreme court justice into usher in a new one? >> first of all the idea that this is a ballast commission is laughable. there are 36 members and i've only had an invite for conservatives and the rest are democrats. one of the committee signed an inflammatory letter calling for the defeat of justice kavanaugh and the other served twice as the democratic national committee general counsel and general counsel the obama campaign in 2008 and 2012 a

what i am trying to do is reconcile the joe biden we heard from on jane or the 20th to the joe biden many of us know from his previous service in the united states senate. from the joe biden we are seeing now jamming through $1.9 trillion of spending bills. i have learned in washington you not only need to listen to what people say, you need to watch what they do. so far there's a conflict i'm trying to reconcile. i bet i'm not the only one. do you have questions whether joe biden is really in charge, frankly fees up for the job? >> that tweet was not meant to suggest anything about the president's competency or physical or mental. i know some people suggested that certainly was not my intention bruce simply tried to reconcile the rhetoric with the reality. we need the reality to match the rhetoric. and it is not matching right now. chris: i'm glad weise clear that up senator cornyn center coos thank you both good luck working together and try to get something done washington. always good to talk with you both. up next move bring in our sunday group to discuss that heated exchange be

i like joe biden but i'm in the 43%. he's been a disaster on foreign policy and the border is in chaos, the iranians are off the map and he's opening up negotiations with the iranian regime and they not on a damn thing to change. afghanistan will fall apart in russia and china are pushing already pushing him around so i'm very worried and i think he's been a very destabilizing president and economically, he's doing throwing a wet blanket over the recovery wanting to raise taxes in a large amount and regulate america basically out of business. i'm not very impressed with the first hundred days. this is not what i thought i would get from joe biden. chris: i want to pick up one of your last points there. you say that you believe that this president and democrats in congress have been involved in a power grab but i think they would push back by saying look, we passed covid relief without a single republican vote in either the house or the senate and as we talk now about infrastructure and social programs of the president is