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

. >> if i ever hear that joe biden's a moderate again, i'm going to throw up. >> use the word "crisis" i think 10 times in his talk last night but never once with reference to the border. >> there's a big full moon, looks almost orange outside tonight. what's that mean for us? >> good night and god bless the united states of america. >> bret: one week in washington. monday on "special report" leaders of the senate intelligence committee vowed to get to the bottom of the mysterious attacks that left u.s. personnel in cuba with traumatic brain injuries. we'll bring you that story. this weekend "fox news sunday" chris wallace will interview cecilia roush, chairman of the council of economic advisers plus louisiana senator bill cassidy. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this special report, fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. fox news primetime hosted by tammy bruce starts right now. >> tammy: welcome to fox news primetime! i'm tammy bruce. now, for the week, we've taken you inside the left playbook and we've revealed their secrets and schem

joe biden says he was not aware of this guliani apartment search. i would probably say that's probably true because he probably also wasn't aware of the dates and where he was and what happened to his pants. i do not blame the fbi for not wanting to touch hunter's hardware for obvious reasons. they didn't want to catch anything. these are just computer viruses over that keyboard. to the bigger point, we have to remind people who rudy is and was. this is a guy that saved the greatest city that once was the greatest city of all time. he perhaps might be the greatest mayor, i think, in history. there's a lot of people on tv now, liberals that are trashing him that wouldn't probably be here in new york if it wasn't for the fact that new york was made safe and maybe to be the number 1 tourist attraction in the world, this has nothing to do with what happened in that apartment but we're living in a fun house mirror of america when a guy did so much is being ransacked and hunter biden is going to tulane to teach undergrads how to buy crack on a street corn

you know joe biden far better than i. that is what he does when he gets annoyed at the tone of the question. this issue seemed to hit a nerve. should it? >> oh, come on, neil. oh, no. [laughter] you know, he's human. i don't -- i don't mind some emotion. i'm sure he's found the whole border immigration question frustrating. because like me, he's for immigration, but i think also like me, he's not for open borders. there needs to be rules. yet there's been this real surge in immigrants trying to come across and in fact i saw a number the other day that in march, last month of this year, there were more interceptions of immigrants trying to come into the country illegally for the last 20 years. in other words, the last time the numbers were that high, 20 years ago. so it's frustrating to him. he's trying to combat it without seeming to break our tradition of welcoming immigrants like my grandparents and a lot of other people's parents and grandparents. >> neil: just wondering though, senator, what you make of the tact he's

joe biden and kamala harris, they know this country is not racist. but race card is a business with the democratic party. they have to play that card. tim scott, a conservative black republican who challenged him on the issue of race challenged the very fabric of the democratic party. without the black vote, there's no democratic party. and they were forced to admit it. they caveated with 400 years of racism. a code for critical race theory. jim crow. so they have to play that game, martha, because they don't want a defection like leo terrell last year joining the republicans. like 50 cent and ice cube wanting to join the republican party. that is what they're afraid of. blacks leaving the democratic party. >> martha: yeah. watch, this you're right, leo. here's sonny hofton on "the view." >> i was disappointed where he said america is not a racist country without talking about the systemic racism that is plaguing this country. why was he chosen to give this rebuttal? he was chosen because he's the only black republican senator. his the person that re

. >> joe biden famously took the train every day to and from work d.c. to delaware and i was going to return to one of amtrak's biggest hubs in philadelphia within $80 billion check but he hopes congress less in cash. to my maybe he could donate his frequent writer points to the government and that would take care of a whole lot of rights for a whole lot of americans. thank you so much. >> john: for more on this, let's bring in former white house chief of staff mark meadows. when you look at the amount of spending in "the first 100 days" as we are at the 100 right now, $6 trillion, there is a new metric that every spending has to be $2 trillion but the big question is do we need all this spending right now? the economy seems posed for a huge uptick which president trump predicted, there's all the spending risk the economic recovery? >> of course it does. when you look at this, when you look at the amount of spending that joe biden and his democrat leftist agenda colleagues are proposing, this is about buying votes in certain cities, this is about $80 bil

>> kayleigh: joe biden has been a part of the problem for a long time. if you go back and look at some of the language he has used over the course of his career, he is not the one to be lecturing on this. beyond even that, i like to look at the results of any given administration and he said before the black community but a black leadership group called project 21 said you are failing our community and they are exactly right. when you have tim scott say we talked about criminal justice reform, we did it under president trump's administration, we brought down black unemployment to historic lows and when you compare that to biden, unemployment has diminished. the black community has not since he took office. when you look at 97,000 black children in the foster care system, they are tragic and heartbreaking, where is the focus on them versus the 20,000 immigrant children who come over who we talk about every day while ignoring the plight of black american children in this country in the foster care system. we do have some groups calling out the difference a

joe biden has looked at us and said look at me, man, come on, man, i'm not a socialist. then on wednesday he delivered a socialist manifesto that makes the squad beyond proud. he sold out to china as evidence of the fact his son still is involved there. how could you allow a family member to be tied to the communist chinese, our biggest rival, enemy on the global stage? how in any way is that acceptable for the leader of the free world? they know the press won't press him on it. thank goodness folks like you do. it's the double standard that is the standard of the left. >> harris: pete hegseth. i'll watch you "fox & friends" weekend co-host and star extraordinaire and my friend. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: is this the right message to send? awkward. 30 seconds when a fully vaccinated president cannot find his mask and he makes an announcement he is in trouble. plus senator tim scott firing back at racist attacks against him on social media following his response to president biden's address to congress. why senator scott says the attack will backfire big time. >> wh

joe biden went on to get the nomination. in july of last year we had the biden/sanders unity tasks force, left wing document that many democrats at the time passed off as just a stop for the left wing of the party. fast forward to now. what we have indeed is something resembling the bernie sanders presidency, not the biden campaign we got last year and the biden campaign that many independent voters elected and thought they were electing. it is a classic bait and switch i would say. >> bill: one more question on this. you write bill clinton redefined the meaning of the word is, mr. biden is redefining the meaning of the word everything from infrastruck, debt, and compromise. how long does that last, dan? >> i think it lasts for the length of the first term of joe biden's presidency. there is no question that his intention is to call things infrastructure but really pack in legislation and legislative and government expansion resembling -- as big as anything that's happened since the great society legislation back in the 1960

steve: joe biden hopped on board air force one. he flew down to georgia. he saw jimmy carter because jimmy carter was unable to go to the inauguration. then he went over to duluth in georgia where he had one of his now famous drive-in rallies. and essentially what he did was he thanked the people of georgia for delivering a senate majority, which made possible this gigantic ambitious economic plan where he is spending a lot of money, ainsley. ainsley: a lot of money, y'all. and he is taxing individuals. is he increasing the capital gains tax. actually doubling it. the income tax rate is going to go from 37% to 39.6. brian: nothing is green lighted yet. ainsley: eliminating loopholes for corporate tax codes and increasing taxes on corporations from 21% to 28%. many are scared corporations will leave our country and with that jobs will be gone. brian? brian: yeah, i mean, that's what he wants. i don't know what he is going to get. joe manchin among others saying i don't really -- i'm not going to spend all this. here's what he said yesterday. >> that's why i

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

>> 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

but the star of the night was not even close to joe biden. instead, it was south carolina senator, tim scott. he delivered the response and instead of vilifying america, senator scott, well, he used his own incredible inspiring life story to lift up everybody. take a look. >> from colleges to corporations, people are making money and gleaning power by pretending we haven't made any progress at all. by doubling down on the divisions we've worked so hard to heal. you know this stuff is wrong. hear me clearly. america is not a racist country. we are all in this together and we get to live in the greatest country on earth. the country were my grandfather in his 94 years saw his family go from cotton to congress in one lifetime. still one now, while senator scott made it very clear that america is not a racist country, he did talk about and acknowledge the racism that he faces regularly and described it as much of it coming from so-called "progressive" on the left in this country. take a look at this. >> i have experienced the pain of discriminati

joe biden's voice modulates. it has the capacity to change pitch in a way that is, and we are quoting now, "rather extraordinary," and so on. we could keep going with this, cable news is a rich vein, but we will stop and turn to reality. a powerful politician gave a speech last night about how he plans to change your life. so we feel obligated to tell you what he said, and not simply commit a series of symbolic sex acts upon him. at the joe biden actually say? he said people who disagree with him aree terrorists, more dangerous than the jihadis who destroyed the world trade center. watch. >> 100 days since i took the oath of office and lifted my hand off our family bible and inherited a nation, we all did, that was in crisis. the worst pandemic in a century, the worst economic crisis since the great depression. the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war. >> tucker: really? the worst attack on our democracy in 160 years? how about the immigration act of 1965? that law completely change the composition o

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 wasco the masks again. everyone was wearing a mask, very much including the two stern ladies sitting behind joe biden. that would be the speaker of the house and the real president. they were masked up, all of them were, like outlaws.se but here is the weird part, all of them had

joe biden took credit for it for just 100 days. that's a fact. >> of course everybody understands that operation warp speed happened under joe biden but getting vaccines into arms was a biden operation. >> greg: actually operation warp speed started in may 2020. the only thing joe does at warp speed is raise taxes. or roll down the cellar stairs after tripping on his bathrobe. the last operation joe had anything to do with took place at a hair loss clinic. i think it was called operation joe plugs. cnn let that slide because gloria hasn't said anything of merit since the early '80s. her early 80s. so how did the media take to joe? as a young senator biden used to say all the time to fdr, are you sitting down? turns out they liked him. >> an extraordinary amount of the use of tone. at times for speaking to a whisper. >> every single sentence had a very clear point to it and every line of it had the biden humility. >> it was really beautiful. it was beautiful. >> he's trying to bring the country together. it was a make america feel g

you watched joe biden last night deliver his first address to a joint session of congress. he repeated twice this proposition that we are a systemically racist country. your reaction. >> well, it's a bunch of horse manure. give me a break. this country has had more opportunity for more people than any country in the history of the world. doesn't matter where you trace your ancestry from. we've had people that have been able to succeed -- here's the problems with critical race theory that they're pedalling. they're saying all of our institutions are bankrupt and illegitimate. how do you have a society if everything in your society is ill legitimate? it's a harmedful ideology. i'd say a race-based version of a marxist ideology. we banned it in our schools here in florida. we won't put any taxpayer dollars to critical race theory and treat people as individuals, not as groups. >> laura: one of the worst aspects of the lockdowns is the closure of our schools. now kids are getting back to the classrooms. again a huge discrepancy between the red and the blue states. all five of y

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

could you imagine him on the debate stage versus joe biden? >> g.o.p. leaders have the only black republican on the senate to counter mr. biden. >> a president who promised to bring us together should not be pushing agendas that tear us apart. >> scott's message of optimism and a compelling story simultaneously contrasted himself with headline grabbers in his own party. >> i won't waste your time with finger-pointing or partisan victory. he can get that on tv anytime you want. >> his presence on the national stage is by design for the g.o.p. >> the noisy and radical voices in the republican party are already getting a lot of attention. they need to appeal to more americans. >> scott met on capitol hill on thursday with the family of george floyd and others whose relatives were killed by law enforcement as they advocated for police reform. >> they listened intensely. they got very emotional at times. >> scott is working across the isle on his own version of police reform. president biden asked congress to pass the measure on the first anniversary of geor

to come through this and attacked joe biden. hunter biden is doing this himself. greg, kids to fill out gender profile and take your brother's widow, maybe that is something he could help him with. but tulane cost $56,000 a year so i think hunter is going there for the money. he is thinking he could get in on that. >> greg: if you have students at tulane right now and you are a parent, called them and tell them to lock the doors because hunter is in town. up next, out with a solution for your chronic tv show indecisiveness. ♪ ♪ not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take one, please! wait, this isn't a hot-dog stand? no, can't you see the sign? wet. teddy. bears. get ya' wet teddy bears! one-hundred percent wet, guaranteed! or the next one is on me! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ germ proof your car with armor all disinfectant. kills 99

joe biden is trying to serve two masters. i don't envy him. in the sense that he's got to try to push this legislation through congress and he has fiscal hawks that are looking at how he's going to pay for this and looking at the debt levels and the deficit levels. he has to appease those people. at the same time, putting this money in circulation caused everybody to go gang busters, you don't want this onus as you have the fundamentals catch up with all of the stimulus, otherwise you risk slowing that growth. that's not an easy position to be in. >> neil: you know, larry, i was noticing looking at the amazon numbers, sales surged 44%. it's a giant electronic retailer at the core. a lot of that is consumers buy a lot of stuff in the pandemic, outside the pandemic. i'm just wondering since the administration is argued that these tax increases are only going after, you know, corporations and rich individuals, that it will not have any impact on average shoppers, joes and jo anns. no need to worry. what do you say? >> finally we're seeing the cor

last night joe biden picked big government over families. last night joe biden picked big government over the working class. last night joe biden picked big government over everything wanting to make sure the long arm of the government comes in to every aspect of our life. if that is not socialism, the very definition of socialism, i don't know what is. >> martha: here's kamala harris talking about her role on immigration. here's how she sees it this morning. watch this. >> i am responsible for and been taking on the responsibility of dealing with the root causes of migration. here's how i think about it. listen, when you look at the northern triangle, which is the area of focus, the geographic area of focus, you have to ask and realize that i think most people don't want to leave home. >> martha: you know, there's -- i think about $800 billion is proposed to send to these countries. what happens when you send $800 billion to guatemala and el salvador and honduras? does it really change people's lives there? make them not want to leave? is i

joe biden i think quite consciously ms. boring his tone and doesn't make waves or tweak crazy things at night. it is hard to think in the last 100 days of a news headline he has made. i think that is a very deliberate political decision because it masks the most radical left-wing agenda of this country has ever seen. president biden is essentially handed the agenda over to the extreme left to elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and aoc. on taxes, he wants to raise every tax imaginable. he wants to raise individual income tax, he wants to raise corporate income tax and small business tax, capital gains tax, he wants to raise the death tax. to the tune of trillions of dollars and that is to fund the trillions of dollars in new spending he wants to waste. i've been joking, please, nobody told the democrats what comes after $1 trillion. this is extreme and dangerous. >> john: you know, $1 trillion here and $1 trillion there as up to real money. senator good to see you today thank you so much. >> sandra: thank you, senator. >> t

i don't want to live in the america joe biden has pointed that is dark and menacing. i love what tim scott said last night. it is a template for the party moving forward. >> harris: kennedy, how important was it to have a unity message and a positive tone last night? i mean, coming out of president joe biden, as he has laid out, what he had to say, for more than an hour, how important is it that it is a part of his goal last night? >> kennedy: it is important that you don't blow it like marco rubio did a few years ago, and it is nice because we are talking about the speech. we are talking about the theme. tim scott speaks from the theme on the side of freedom. he is on the right side there. it is so hard to believe that people who are woke and antiracist are calling him names, but they do. and why would he want to be part of a group of people who tagged him with such horrible, horrible epithets constantly. #uncletim was trending after the speech before they finally disabled the hashtag, and you know, i thought that he spoke very straightforwardly. a lot of people have

joe biden gives a nice talk about unity but he is kowtowing to the radical left. he he didn't talk about why he wants to pack the supreme court or why d.c. statehood. this is complete overreach. he works for the radical left. think about it. they think debt doesn't matter. they think spending doesn't matter. they are into free everything. free houses, free cars. this is a crazy spending plan that they've got and think nobody has to pay it back. this is how you end up with socialism an that's exactly the path the democrats are taking us down. we have to sit here and educate americans that this doesn't make any sense. >> harris: socialism is a word you can't get away from right now because progressives in president biden's party are socialists, bernie sanders doesn't even joke about it. >> that's right. they will make all of our decisions. once they pay for everything, then they decide what you get to buy. and by the way you know the other thing he didn't talk about is how to pay for all this. everybody says these things are all popular until you say but you do have

first of all, joe biden is really good at this one thing. he talks like someone that we want to like. he makes just enough mistakes to be human. he is almost like a grandfather or kind of a nutty professor. you can get away with being really progressive or really conservative if you talk normal. so he does have that part of it down pat. i think what's going to happen, dana, he is going to be in the 50s in terms of popularity two years from now as he watches the house flip and kevin mccarthy becomes the speaker. so he will be liked. he will just be out of power. >> dana: they will take a drubbing in 2022 as things stand now. >> bill: thanks for coming on. trey gowdy. thank you. >> president biden: immigrants have done so much for america during this pandemic and throughout our history. our country supports immigration reform. we should act. let's argue over it and debate it, but let's act. >> dana: president biden renewing his call for immigration reform. one thing to do so in the corridors of power. quite another for folks dealing with the u

that didn't slow joe biden down. one of the most disconcerting thing i saw as an american, forget about republican or democrat is to look over the shoulder shot of the president of the united states and seeing about 100 or 200 people there. there is no reason why that place shouldn't have been packed. they should have been standing, sitting. whatever you want to do. if you want america to get back to normal and forget about the fear. don't tell all your lawmakers to stay home because you have a fear which goes against what the cdc is saying. we will talk about masks a little bit later. ainsley: and nancy pelosi and kamala harris behind him were standing every moment. they were clapping. and she didn't rip up his speech at the end, did she? brian: i didn't see everything. i thought that's a new tradition. steve: we saw it last time. listen, joe talked about one of the reasons he says we need to spend the $6 trillion through time is because it will create jobs. jobs, jobs, jobs, created by the government, government, g

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. >

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

a >> bret: let's listen into president joe biden, his first address to a joint session of congress. it's a different time. we will see what it sounds like now. >> president biden: thank you. good to be back. i'm chuckling thinking, it's good to be almost home, just on the hall. anyway, madam speaker, madam president. no president has ever said those words from this podium, no president has ever said those words, and it's about time. [applause] first lady and her husband. second gentleman, chief justice. members of the united states congress and stomach from the cabinet of distinguished guests, my fellow americans. while the setting tonight is familiar, this gathering is just a little bit different. a reminder of the externally times we are in. throughout our history, presidents have come to this chamber to speak to congress, to the nation, and to the world. to declare war, to celebrate peace. at to announce new plans and possibilities. tonight, i come to talk about crisis and opportunity. about rebuilding the nation, revitalizing our democracy and winning the future for america. i s

people like joe biden. kamala harris has a likability of typhoid fever, and she's probably going to need his party going into the term and they are talking gun control. i think they are in serious trouble. >> matt, jesse, army, great to see all of you. thanks for being with us so late. and as mentioned at the top, biden said the word crisis nearly a dozen times tonight. but he didn't use that word to describe what is happening at our southern border. in fact, he is laying out the welcome mat for the illegals. >> congress needs to pass legislation this year to finally secure protection for dreamers. the young people that only know america as their home. protection for immigrants who are here on temporary protective status and came from countries but set by man-made and natural made violence. as well as the farmworkers who put food on our tables. >> joining me now live from the u.s.-mexico border is tom homan, former acting nice director, tom, is this the ultimate incentive for a never ending flow of minors a

joe biden doesn't get that. tuckercarlsontonight.com vaccinated, does that mean masks and social distancing in perpetuity? >> it means it's exactly right. we need our first amendment liberties back. early in his speech, president biden said we need to choose truth over fear. at the image from the chamber was exactly the opposite, as mark just laid out. americans are tired of having their first amendment liberties assaulted and attacked like to have been for years. just sit back and let america's live three, not under the socialist vision that the biden administration has. >> sean: i need to come up with a name for the tag team of jordan and meadows. i got to figure this out. i'll come up with something. inc. you guys, both grade when we come back, kayleigh mcenany, steve miller, they will have reactions to biden's radical address. speaking of leo 2.0 terrell he's coming up, too. that's straight ahead. ou'll find the brands you love, and love the ones you get to discover. the hosts, experts, and personalities wit

for 36 years, joe biden was. vice president for eight, he has set up there numerous times behind president obama with the facial recognition of what he was saying. he has been through arguably more of the speeches that many in that building, and tonight, he was the spotlight. chris? >> you know, i think it's going to be a popular speech. he offered a lot of stuff. $4 trillion will buy a lot of stuff for millions of jobs to child care to community health centers, all kinds of stuff, community colleges. the other thing that's pretty popular, he said, you're not going to have to pay for it. big corporations are going to pay for it. people making more than $400,000 are going to pay for it. the vast majority of people watching tonight aren't. allowing us to often say, you're not going to have to pay for it is pretty popular. i think they've made a calculation that after covid that people come to have a different feeling about government. that they now feel more trusting and more the need of government. where this migh

they are working for joe biden now. our fashion correspondent and a well-dressed handsome man he is. he joins us now. of all the lies in this piece, the one that stuck out was jill biden and the president, kamala harris don't care about their close? what you think you are talking to? of course they care about their close. >> welcome but this is what they have to justify. the post modern journalism, tucker, where you write about the fact that close aren't important. but as everybody reads "the new york times" knows come at the same time, people out there, as you say, they care about style. i mean, this is literally the emperor's new clothes. the "gq" story isn't about guys who pose for a shoot as obama, clinton, and al gore did. it's about photo shopping joe biden into close he has never worn. i mean, literally the emperor's new clothes. two a fool, joe biden may look like a guy who spends most of his days sitting in the basement eating tapioca, but to the wise man, he is cary grant. he has an effortless natural style. i

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

>> it depends whether you voted for joe biden or not, quite frankly. and the issue really is what's the light at the end of the tunnel, can they stop wearing masks and social distancings. if they have a light of the end of the tunnel they are with the president. if they don't have a light at the end of the tunnel frankly they went cooperate and they are frustrated. >> bret: very quickly, frank, what's your to president biden. is your main focus optimism? >> my main focus is what he talks about which is unity. bipartisanship. give the republicans some credit. give donald trump credit for the vaccine and talk about how you got it out to the people. in the end, if we solve covid, we solve some of the challenges. if we fail to solve covid, we're going to have a really, really bad year. >> bret: frank luntz, as always. thank you. up next, why residents of guatemala are flocking to the u.s. clogging the southern border. we will hear from that country's president. and as we go to break, apollo 11 astronaut michael collins has died. collins was part of histori

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where is joe biden's? he won the electoral college by slim margin. 47,000 votes had gone the other way, he would have lost that election. the democrats lost seats in the house of representatives from 2018 and now have the slimmest of majorities and held to a tie in the senate. he's on the basis of that tiny narrow majority, he's enacting as you just described the largest remaking of american government society arguably since f.d.r. might be larger than l.b.j.'s great society. where do they think -- it's so dishonest. joe biden ran a campaign last year laughing at the idea that he would be radical. he was asked about it. you remember in the debates. come on, man. i'm not a radical. i've been around washington 50 years. how can you call me a radical? everybody knows who i am. he told people he wouldn't be radical. he was going to press paws on the politics of the last few years and he's turning into the most radical president on the basis of no mandate. it's extraordinary state of affairs. >> martha: that's

tonight, joe biden is going to propose a trillions more. he is going to propose trillions in additional taxes. if you are working american, your taxes are going up. if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just side dishes, then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >> john: another controversial proposal from the biden administration making news today. the department of education facing major backlash for suggesting a new rule for teaching what critics are calling a dangerous and divisive curriculum, critical race theory. mike has more progress. >> this might sound federal grant money to teach a controversial curriculum from the federal register. an applicant for the program would need to explain how it would teach nicole hannah jones 1619 project and how to be an antiracist in k-12 school curriculums. that includes "the only remedy to racist discrimination is antiracist discrimination. the only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimina

biden has rollback, when you look at this one come up what do you think will happen? >> kayleigh: a completely lawless and derelict immigration system under president biden, we are now becoming a sanctuary country and president biden made that eminently clear when he right out of the gate in january said "i am issuing a 100 a moratorium on deportations" only to be rebuked by a federal judge who said you can't do that but nevertheless, they are not arresting illegal immigrants with criminal records at the same rate as president trump, president trump in december, 4,400 illegal immigrants with criminal convictions were arrested, compare that to 1900 in march hunter biden, they are allowing criminals to allow leslie take to our streets, gang members in jail to be released without getting the necessary rotation to ice to protect innocent, beautiful girls like kate stanley who should be here with us today if it were not for lawless immigration policies. >> harris: it is beyond those heartbreaking facts and the losses of loved ones, so on and so forth with those crimes bein

the promise of joe biden is a lie and the reality of joe biden are two totally different things. he promised to unite the country, to bring the country together. to work in a bipartisan way. he hasn't even had a conversation with kevin mccarthy and not sure he has met with mitch mcconnell the minority leader in the senate. he makes no pretense of trying to work and unite the country. the radical liberal left will cheer this and think it is wonderful. aoc is thinking he is doing better than expected. for those true centrists who decide elections and who thought gosh, joe biden will bring the country together, he is not. he is tearing us apart installing a radical agenda and pushing trillions of dollars faster than you can possibly imagine. >> harris: you keep using that word radical. now i want to get to this. a new cnn op-ed says joe biden will show his moderate radicalism tonight. what is that? >> it's total political spin. moderate radicalism. he wants to fundamentally transform this country, destroying jobs, destroying the energy sector. can you point -- the number one thing,

joe biden thinks georgia is a state he would like to keep in the blue column. can this help him do that? >> to put it frankly no. it takes some nerve to call our state every name in the book, jim crow 2.0, whatever and then advocate for boycotts of the state, lose us millions of dollars in revenue and then have the nerve to show up to celebrate his first 100 days in office. his first 100 days have been a disaster for the state of georgia. i'm a proud georgia native. i love my state. so many memories in georgia. met my wife there and i can tell you that georgia voters in particular, i've worked in several campaigns in the state. georgia voters are very smart. they know the issues and aware of the negative effect of the biden administration has had on the state. if he is going to show up he needs to show up with an apology or don't show up at all. >> dana: is that a sentiment you hear from other folks there in georgia? >> absolutely. people are very much aware that they can -- people are keeping up with politics to know with mlb pulling out. lots of businesses ar

joe biden never has been. when the call was being made, the covid call during the trump administration, how often was mike pence or the president on the line? >> so, you in the last administration, there were 40 weekly calls about the pandemic, mike pence chaired 39 of those, which means he was on the entire time answering questions from governors, fielding those questions. sometimes these would last a couple of hours long and president trump joined us for 8 of those phone calls which is in stark contrast to this administration where the calls last about 45 minutes, and vice president harris has been on once for about 5 minutes. she didn't take any questions. steve: right. >> it really shows the difference in approach of the white house right now in how they really don't appreciate the work the governors are doing right now in the states where we are on the frontline. and really shows a lack of leadership on the part of the white house. steve: i know you feel that this is not the bipartisan approach to the cov

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

welcome to joe biden's america. is this is where we live. a place where neighbor snitches on neighbor and even the most benign expression can get you canceled and the social media assassins are always at the ready with their cell phones to report any slight no matter how objectively benign and then courtesy of liberal media hit men in such reputational execution have reached epidemic levels in the biden era. this viral video was posted on twitter days ago by self-described race bader and journalist to reconnect she and was intended to smear is racist a holiday inn employee suffering some type of mental breakdown but i have to warn you the video is quite disturbing. >> your company made a mistake you want to take it out on me so why do you get mad at that? i will show you on camera. i will show you on camera. this is the type of thing. wow. laura: according to ago fund me page the employee you just saw has a mental illness and has quit his job. he also says he's getting death threats. when people called him out for cruelly posting this video

the question tonight is his joe biden up to the task? here with reaction, former secretary of state mike pompeo. i look at this, did he conduct covert foreign policy negotiations, the very thing that we were lectured general flynn did with hisis soon-to-be counterpart when he was going to be national security advisor with the iranians and do you believe that muhammad is correct in what he is saying, is that a possibilita and if it is, what would that mean to you? >> thank you for having me on. looks like it's confirmed what we can already believe which is while i was briefing president trump, he was briefing muhammad. john kerry needs to come forward and speak to the american people and explain to them why he was meeting with him, we know he did that, he is admitted as much, wt believe he was absolutely telling the iranians hang on the power that is being exerted by america against you you can hang in there, negotiate with the trauma team. so he has an awful lot of explaining to do, no reason to think that these remarks that he made in p

joe biden. of the 16 heads of state who were present, only joe biden wore a face mask. he sat there silently, nose and mouth covered in black cloth like a wrestler from an old western as mask was vladimir putin held forth on o international affairs but here's the weirdest part, that meeting took place over zoom, none of the leaders were in the same room, thousands of miles from each other so why was joe biden who has been fully vaccinated the only one wearing a mask? no one asked that question, alld precautions against covid are considered legitimate by the american news media no matter how self-evidently lunatic they may be. cover your face during a zoom call, drive to work alone with a mask on, it's all normal, says a "the new york times," but then yesterday our own peter doocy at the white house asked what was going on and here's the response he got. >> why was president biden the only world leader at the climate summit zoom who was wearing a mask? >> because he is sending a message to the wo