. >> i do not think joe biden means anything. i don't think anything that comes out of his mouth that he doesn't mean. when he's talking about jim crow 2.0 or talking about for certain, i heard him the other day saying certain nations are being pulled back or certain states are being pulled back into jim crow where they are going to ask black people to count jelly beans before they can vote. it's insanity. it's reckless and if you are irresponsible, it's sort of insane. it's the equivalent to your pilot being drunk. well, i'm sure he's not a bad guy. i know, he's flying a dell make an airplane! "he drinks a little. he has a copilot." >> tucker: just a couple of hours south where we are standing right now, thousands of foreign nationals are streaming across our southern border. the last wake of undercover need minors led to a huge rise of thu power of ms-13. our special continued with the preview clip of an episode on that south ecuadorian street gang peered that's next. >> announcer: tucker did it and so can you. secure your acce

the so-called biden blitz was in rare form. joe spent all of oh, a couple minutes into very brief semipublic events likely between several naps. we'll have a full rundown of his incredibly lazy and limited schedule. that's coming up. first we have a lot of deeply troubling news to cover surrounding the police and rising tensions in america's major cities which are now sadly poised for yet another summer of violence that likely will be completely ignored by the democrats, the mob, the media.

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

biden's infrastructure plan to pass with 51 votes. the parliamentarian ruled that chuck schumer can use the budget reconciliation process twice more this year. something we've never seen before in the senate. in a statement, chuck schumer said the parliamentarian's opinion is an important step forward, that this key pathway is available to democrats if needed. to pay for his $2 trillion infrastructure package, president biden is proposing increasing the corporate tax rate to 28%. today, he was asked if that would drive corporations to other countries. the president correctly told reporters that there is no evidence of that. >> the tax was 36%, it's now down to 21%. and the idea that that is bizarre, we're talking about a 28% tax that everybody thought was fair enough for everybody. the idea is, you have 51 or 52 corporations in the fortune 500 haven't paid a single penny in tax for three years. come on. get real. >> the president was off by one point when he said 36%. it was 35% from 1993 until the trump tax cuts of 2017, which heavil

joe biden 28% corporate tax. taxes on every american will go down. big numbers tonight? march's final four -- i mean, final play of the final game. gonzaga and baylor. it's gonzaga as a graduate of the high school, not the college. gonzaga, not gonzaga. >> bret: all right. harold? >> first of all, bill bennett don't return that ph.d. good luck to gonzaga tonight. big infrastructure bills equals important down payment for u.s. to win against china. china invests trillions. we invested in the 50s and the 60s. let's get a big one done. >> bret: molly? >> my headline is the supreme court has indicated that it wants to look at big tech suppression of american speech writes. in a concurrence today, clarence thomas, justice thomas, indicated that it's time to look at these laws and how big tech is silencing americans. >> bret: and we will look at that. thanks, panel. thanks for inviting us into your home. fair, balanced and unafraid. fox news prime time hosted be i mark steyn is right now. hi, mark. >> hi, bret. i'll give that one to bill. a nice touch of personal bitterness un

a 46-point margin over his nearest primary opponent for joe biden. so it's not just the general election. the reason that joe biden won that primary last year was because of black voters, and it was because of voters who really wanted him to address the issues of race relations and uniting the country. >> i went down there and went to a polling place and spoke to him and interviewed him, and we saw -- >> i remember that. >> and we saw the difference. i said, look, people there loved him, right? that he had this connection, especially with black voters. then you saw what transpired after that. astead, biden said that his inauguration speech, that we can deliver racial justice. he said we can't stop here after the verdict of derek chauvin, the murder trial. he's clearly not shying away from confronting racial injustice head-on. does he see this as his best opportunity to get real change? >> i think so. i think you see an agenda laid out by president biden that tries to address these in a lot of areas, not just criminal justice where we often talk about

. >> here's a thing about joe biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan. people like it a lot. a new poll out yesterday shows that 60% of voters support the plan, and support for the individual items in the plan are even more popular. even the one republicans don't count as real infrastructure such as care giving. 65% of voters said they support funding biden's plan through taxation of corporations. the person tasked with doing just that, the new secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg, who joins me now. great to have you on the program, secretary. let's start with the polling. do you think the popularity of this puts political pressure on republicans or have you learned from the covid relief package that they are viewed essentially as independent of that kind of thing. >> as we've learned, just because something has huge bipartisan support among the american public, doesn't mean the same thing is going to happen here in washington. i do think the latest numbers about the popularity of the proposals will be helpful in getting the plan through, especially the fact that it's

joe biden's coverage 59% positive. if we start the day regardless of policy like that, you wonder why you add 15 points to his approval. >> wow. those numbers are really -- i don't want to say they are stunning, they are predictable on some level like the sunrising in the east and birds flying south for the winter and seattle mariners going to the world series which as you know, brian, has never happened. 149 point shift from negative to positive. you will tell me there is nothing to criticize by the way when you have 125,000 unaccompanied children in cages at the border. when you have a media blackout at the border if that happened under trump that would be a big, big problem. skyrocketing crime in cities like we talked about schools not fully being reopened? look, there are plenty of things to criticize this administration on and it doesn't seem to be happening remotely the way it was under president trump, brian. brian: put together this grateful screen. you covered it a little bit. let's take a look at it if you lo

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i'm sure they are studying joe biden. knowing what you know, the things that i wouldn't no, are you concerned about their perception of an american president that seems somewhat frail and weak? >> mr. trump: well, something is going on because they never did this with me, i can tell you. nobody was tougher on russia. and frankly, getting along with vladimir putin is a good thing. and i got along with him very well. the relationship was very good. but they never encircled ukraine and they never in taiwan, china, they never sent warships all over the place like they are doing now. it looks very serious what is going on in taiwan. and that is a long way away. that is 9,000 miles away there right next to it. that is like -- i mean, it's very close. so, now they are, something is going on in taiwan. something may be going on with ukraine. this never was a big subject when i was president. >> sean: it wasn't at all. >> mr. trump: as far as north korea is concerned, i have a great relationship with a certain man that's got great

heritage foundation has a story about joe biden, scary tax plan, biggest ever. and you forgot to talk about the biggest tax cuts ever, at some point this has to balance out. folks have to stop voting their dreams and start voting their interests. i know you want to be out here and party with matt gaetz but there are consequences for that, you may have more in alignment with poor black or brown person or somebody that is in the south and you're in the midwest or in joe manchin's state. that means you have to vote in alignment with what is in your best interest, not what they're telling you. stuff they're telling you is not even true. shame on heritage foundation for the tweet today, and i hope that people start focusing on what is true and right rather than scaring people. fearmongering in politics has turned dangerous. it's been that way some time but going to see it increase if folks don't start walking in full knowledge of the truth. >> mississippi, a state starving for infrastructure and governor there is just cut taxes. they already have their taxes cut to t

joe biden has no active role in running the u.s. government, everyone knows that but it's true. and so henceforth, we will for two it is the administration, the white house, the kamala harris administration, the third and former radical obama administration, the people susan rice seems to be in control of, something precise and accurate. there were reports over the weekend that american officials gave copies of a book, a children's book because it's really not north korea, there is a book about kamala harris for kids, giving this book to kids in migrant tension facility so we try to track it down called the department of health and human services and asked whether the government had purchased this book and they told us they had not and said they claim the book had been donated to a migrant detention facility as part of a book drive. if they weren't more specific about this, how many copies exactly? meanwhile, the one who appears to be running the government said that she will head to guatemala in june to figure out the cause of the border surgeon june. buck sexton is the host of

biden made it clear to the world that he wants open borders. that we should have the surge at the border he said that during's the debate. and she's blaming trump administration all you have to do is look at the numbers to see how much worst they things have gotten. >> vice president serving up a garbage casserole any american following what's at the border knows that's just not true. so what the biden administration did was rollback trump administration policy it is that were working. we've talked about this repeatedly particularly remain in mexico program. but we know -- here's what's going on so far about ten days ago biden administration stepped up to start imitating trump's successful policies, biden administration struck a deal similar to one that donald trump struck back in 2019 with mexico and northern triangle to have -- where they've agreed to better secure their borders. and when you have the mexican president lopez and guatemala president both saying the crisis at our border is that biden -- that was the biden message around world w

the president ordered an executive action on ghost guns, and joe biden has a long-standing history about talking about gun safety laws, and i guess that emphasizes the point when he and i were in the senate, we were pushing for legislation. congress has to act, because we have to codify -- that's a fancy word for make permanent, make the law that we agree, we should have background checks. that's just reasonable gun safety laws. we should have an adult weapons ban, and assault weapons have been designed to kill a lot of people quickly. they are weapons of war. congress has to act, dana. i was recently in connecticut. senators murphy and blumenthal and the governor there, so many people, the families of sandy hook. i honestly thought -- i honestly thought, when those babies, 26 7-year-old children were slotted, and i thought that would be the thing and it didn't happen p happen. >> wow, what an interview. thank you for sharing it with us. >> thanks, pamela. >>> and up next, president biden gives an address to a joint session of congress. join us for cnn's special live coverage starting we

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

visit kohlerwalkinbath.com for more info. >> joe biden has broken his own rule and now he's lying to the american people, lying to the american people. i'm very disappointed to. ashley: well, that was chris christie blasting president biden over the georgia voting law. let's bring in edward lawrence. president from speaking out against the companies who have taken a stand against the new georgia voting legislation. reporter: say maybe we should look at possibly a boycott. there's been some misrepresentation of the facts can't think of these like delta who were consulted about the changes and had no issues now say they have an issue with the law, so the attention prompted major league baseball to move out of the all-star game out of atlanta which is what you were referring to an former president obama supports the decision but former president trump says quote boycott baseball and although woke companies interfering with free elections. coke, dell said-- delta and all with the georgia governor calling out the cancel culture overall of this. >> well, it's unfortunate major league baseb

so all that is left is the will and the courage to act. [ applause ] and president joe biden has the will and the courage to act. [ applause ] as a united states senator, joe biden took on the gun lobby, not once, but twice, and he won. in 1993, he worked to pass the brady hand gun violation prevention act. this law established a background check system and has kept more than 3 million firearms out of the hands of dangerous people. a year later he worked to pass another law, to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines for ten years. and as vice president, joe biden led the obama/biden administration's efforts to reduce gun violence. in fact, he and i were reminiscing we talked about then about his work because i was attorney general at the time of california. and his work resulted in nearly two dozen actions from narrowing the gun shell loophole to expanding funding for mental health services. and as you will hear in a moment, president joe biden is a leader with great will, great determination, and even greater empathy. he has seen the grief of all of those who have lost a lo

president joe biden calling the verdict a giant step towards justice in america. i want to bring in now cnn senior analyst laura coates and marilyn mosby. we're thankful to have both of you on this evening. you say today's verdict will make it easier for you to answer your son when he asks, mommy, what if that happened to me? >> i mean, the impression that most of america has that we have but one conversation with our sons and daughters, it's a series of conversations. we're having them all the time. we're having them about interactions at home, conversations about officers. we're talking about this thing as a continuous thing. and now we at least have some way of showing them what a just society could look like. the idea of what justice looks like. the idea of having a trial where you don't have the thumb on the scale that undermines your ability to actually prosecute a case, undermines the ability to actually get evidence in, and you really have this idea and this way to contextualize what think son and daughter have been asking for over almost a year now and th

we thought joe biden would protect us. it now, we've lost our land, we don't even know what comes next. as you can well imagine, this is a flash point for the administration because as we were just demonstrating in this piece, if they run afoul of the parties progressive wing, they can generally expect political pushback, and perhaps even more. >> kevin corke live in washington, kevin, thanks a lot. breaking tonight, restrictions on fetal tissue research can tell my connected by the trump administration are being rolled back by the national institute of health. that means university researchers and government scientists will be permitted to use tissue from abortions to study disease and treatments. if florida governor ron desantis takes pride into five federal guidelines over nursing homes. now he's decrying public health officials and the cdc for their "horrific messaging" on covid-19 safety generally ends the johnson & johnson vaccine pause in particular. lauren green chose us tonight. >> good evening, make beer to flori

>> i guess joe biden defined himself, stu, as a bone headed move. it is a gahn at that sy you cannot increase -- fantasy you cannot increase the supreme court unless you kill the filibuster in the senate and they don't have the votes to do that. if they want to limit the number, limit the time and tenure of justices that would have to be done through a constitutional amendment, 2/3 vote. and though don't have the votes for vote. americans have been against court packing. a bad idea. look at any of the polling data. biden and his confederates in the white house are trying to be terribly clever here. we'll not call it court packing. we'll caught it court reform. that is just a euphemism, it is word play and nobody is buying it. the other thing, stu, they packed the commission to study packing the court. the commission members they selected tilt far to the left. so it is pretty clear mere that biden has decided to join the progressive woke crowd, egged on by his vice president kamala harris. stuart: i think it personally is indeed a bonehead idea. the

close allies when president carter was in office, and joe biden was the senator as well. they've maintained that relationship throughout the course of the last several decades. they will be checking in, saying hello. we'll see if we see them at any point during this visit. president carter did not come to the inauguration, due to concerns about his age and the coronavirus pandemic. he has been vaccinated up to this point so we'll see if anything comes out of that meeting. i think when you look broadly over all at what the president's doing today in georgia, obviously this is the first stop in what's expected to be about ten days of extensive travel, top administration officials and cabinet officials as well to sell what he laid out in that primetime address, his $1.8 trillion proposal, to really reshape education and the social safety net for families in this country. it is ambitious. there's no question about it but there's also a recognition inside the white house that they are going to need to sell this, and they're going to need to sell this to the public. if you look

joe biden? >> no, actually, i didn't. >> you never asked anything about joe biden? >> the only thing i asked about joe biden is to get to the bottom of how it was that wothe dismissed the case against -- >> so you did ask ukraine to look into joe biden? >> of course i did. >> you just said you didn't. >> reporter: they threatened to withhold military aid to ukraine and withheld a white house visit for the newly elected ukrainian president in order to furth ir their efforts. the main focus of trump's first impeachment trial. investigators also want to know if giuliani acted as an illegal lobbyist on behalf of ukrainian officials. for example, giuliani's insistence that the u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovich be fired. trump did eventually fire the ambass ambassador. >> our ukraine policy has been thrown into chaos. >> reporter: two ukrainian associates of giuliani's were indicted in 2019 on several charges, including illegally funneling foreign money to pro-trump political groups. igor f

the unions feel safe with joe biden as the president. they have got an enormous amount of money going forward. i think it is about $130 billion going to them. i guess they just feel safe. they feel they can do what they like because the democrats are in power around they run local politics. is that it? >> absolutely. i think what you're seeing in some ways is the federal government is working to expand the power of the teachers unions. a lot of the numbers that are coming in from the infrastructure payments are going toward early childhood education which is sort of an expansion of the teachers union power. many of these early childhood, the pre-k groups, are actually also unionized and if they're not, the teachers unions are working to get them unionized. so you know, these unions which are of course in many cases doing a terrible job educating your kids from the age of five to 18, now want to start the process at 3. the federal government will support them of that. stuart: also a question of what they are being taught. what is being ta

joe biden's first day in office whereas jesse said he killed the keystone xl pipeline. he destroyed thousands upon thousands of great paying union jobs. and then he turns around with his dishonest gum flapping and starts promising great pay and union jobs if you just pass this infrastructure plan which is a government takeover of the energy industry. it tears up the oil and natural gas mining, pipeline, steelworks. those jobs are going to go away. that's why you have the socialist in the ruby red lipstick. this country is going down the tubes american people know it. >> dana: another round of what dagen had before the show. up next, vice president kamala harris come up with new excuses to not visit the southern border. ♪ ♪ welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. ♪♪ [music and sound effects played in reverse] this...is our shot. the covid-19 vaccines are ready. a

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's first pizza dough macspeech of the country urge the entire population to take this vaccine immediately. the celebrity industrial complex is that demand ever since, get the shot, okay. we will. we are not against it on principle. like every american, we are grateful but before we take this one, a few questions about it, there are two things we like to know and neither one has anything to do with how many professional athletes or netflix stars are vaccinated. we don't care. first question, is it safe? the second question, is it effective, safe and effective, that's all that matters so let's address those questions in order tonight. from the moment the first shipments arrived in the u.s., we were assured of this would be the safest vaccine science is ever produced, the risks of taking it were so small we could ignore them completely. "the worst thing that could happen is having an allergic reaction." clinical trials revealed no evidence at all that the vaccine could cause any life-threatening condition. in february, an infectious disease researcher explained that the johnson &

joe biden is the polar opposite. he really respect the tradition, obviously jimmy carter is the oldest president and he was going to georgia, but he's reached out to george w. bush and he talks, i'm told, regularly to former president obama. this is classic joe biden, alisyn. >> the president is in georgia to sell the legislation that he fleshed out for the american people yesterday, and, of course, we heard immediately after that the pushback from senator tim scott as well. where do the potential -- where is, i should say, the potential for any bipartisan movement forward on this, which we know senator manchin says he will need at least an attempt at to support it? >> yeah, it's a complex die tp dynamic to say the least, and there's the $2.25 trillion plan from last month, and you have seen a group of senate republicans put on the table their own physical infrastructure proposal, considerably smaller, $600 billion, and white house officials believe it's not going to be enough, but the staffs have been going back and

we used to talk about a billion here, billionaire, with joe biden it's a trillion here and a trillion there. plus, what this would do is incentivize women to rely on the federal government to organize their lives. it takes away from them the ability to organize their family life as they would like to organize it. i thought about-- remember that old life of julia that barack obama came out with in the "new york times" and everyone tended, this is ridiculous, well, this is what they are doing, but they are breaking it apart in a separate little pieces, 3-year old pre-k, they are going to mandate this. two years of college whether you like it or not. these are the things that take away choices from the american people . they give them a great big fat tax bill that they are going to pay and it means they will have less take-home pay in that paycheck every month the government is it just a saying we are going to take our share first and foremost, up your taxes and all of these businesses, small businesses, mom-and-pop shops that are there on main street, that were looking to expand, they a

the russians were trying to damage then candidate joe biden ahead of the 2020 election. joining us now, cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director andy mccabe. andy, these defensive intelligence briefings that were given to rudy giuliani and then ron johnson, how big of a deal is this? what does it tell you? giuliani and johnson are trying to dismiss it as not a thing. >> it is a thing. one, if the fbi sits someone down to give them a briefing, they're essentially telling them they think they've been targeted by a hostile intelligence service. they don't do that without a lot of very clear information that indicates that's going on. this isn't just something they do as, you know, maybe a just-in-case sort of measure. they only do it when it indicates it's necessary. the second thing is once giving a briefing is seeing how a person reacts after the fact. most will curtail their activities or cut off their contact with the person or persons in question. if you don't do that, it really sends a very strong message to the investigators that now that you

unlike joe biden crime is up. how do i know this? cnn reported it. i will give

and shout-out to joe biden what has no idea where the eggs are. [laughter] right. rachel: no easter is complete without a sunday feast. jeff george surran -- chef george surran joins us live. stay with us. ♪ rachel: after church and hunting for eggs, everyone wants to spend time together with family meal. >> here with simple and delicious last minute ideas is chef george duran. chef, tell us what we should be having this morning. >> good morning, guys. happy easter. boy oh, boy do i have a treat for you guys. we're going to start off with one of my favorites which is air fryer donuts. it's such a simple thing to make. if you have butter milk biscuits, you're going to take a bottle, cut out a hole from it and once you get the hole in there, you pop it in your air fryer and i'm working with instapots because they have a dual crisp air fryer. you can cut them in the shape of eggs. get your favorite pastel frosting and take a look at these beautiful donuts that i've made, coconut shreds, chocolate eggs, have fun with a peep on top of that. these are air fryer donuts.

. >>> joe biden narrowly won arizona in the 2020 election. now it's the latest state to craft a bill that critics say is voter suppression. the bill is known as sb-1485 and it would remove voters from the state's permanent early voting list who have not voted in the last two election cycles and who do not respond to a final mailed notice within 90 days. it seems certain to be headed to the governor's desk but then one republican state senator unexpectedly blocked the bill setting off this testy exchange with the bill's sponsor. >> i am committed to fixing the problems in this election system in arizona, even if it means my name is in red on this board and you guys can say it's a temper tantrum. you want to see a temper tantrum, i can show you one if you really want to see it, but i will not. >> excuse me. >> who here has addressed the chain of custody? who here has addressed the sd cards that have zero chain of custody, that have the results that come out of the dominion machines? does this bill -- >> to your point of order. >> point of order

biden's cast himself as a voice of unity. >> i'll work with democrats and republicans. >> reporter: but 100 days in, the president's signature accomplishment is the only covid relief bill that attracted no republican votes the gop slamming him for executive orders they say cater to the democratic base. we came here to georgia, a state president biden flipped blue for the first time in decades by the narrowest of margins. do the voters here think president biden's fulfilling his promise to unite americans? we met democrat shawna swearington, who's been furloughed as a restaurant server for more than a year while also supporting her 73-year-old mom. what was the low point like for you during this pandemic? >> just sitting there with all of my bills laid out in front of me and trying to figure out how i'm going to pay all of this how i'm going to get through this >> reporter: what does that moment feel like when $1,400 shows up in your checking account? >> whoo-hoo. yes! i can do something with this. it's a tangible. >> reporter: republicans opposed the $2 trillion democratic plan sayi

and they are obviously not listening to the president of the united states because joe biden came out on monday and said this is no time to loot. brian: all right. six minutes after the hour. let's talk about what's happening at the border. because president biden doesn't seem very interested in it. let him know that there are very impatient attorney generals who have had it. they are in texas and missouri. they are going to suit biden administration just like arizona is suing the biden administration to actually pay attention to what's happening at the border. they are going to sue for scrapping the migrant protection protocol. the mpp demanding the program which kept migrants in mexico. remain in mexico policy while their immigration hearings played out. they want to restore it. the problem is mexico says screw it. you left me at the door stop there. you never even gave me notice. you created additional chaos at the border and that's deal i did with the previous president. i don't know if they will get that back. here is the text. president biden this is from the attorney general. c

. >> we are standing by, don, to hear from the president of the united states, joe biden. he's getting ready to speak. a very dramatic moment for them, a dramatic moment for the entire country. the former police officer is a convicted murderer, he's in jail right now, our special coverage will continue of course throughout the night. e erin burnett "out front" picks it up right now. ♪ >>> good evening, i am erin burnett, our breaking news coverage continues. the george floyd's family sp speaking. i want to get to sara sidner. she's joined by george floyd's brother, philonise, sara, please take it away. >> reporter: philonise, you have been here in

this "n" word voted for joe biden. the people that were with them joined in and said this "n" word, fu, fu, voted for joe biden. boo. >> whoouk it means about the state of america, where we are today? how do you -- you've had a little bit of time now to process it. >>. >> we have a long way to go. we have a long way to go. >> in this hour, a long way to go. we got a long way to go. >> so in this hour we identified two key individuals the officer was just describing, describing what it was like from the police perspective. and then also look at a few key moments, there were certain critical turning point moments at the beginning when the rider peeled back the fence and they weren't stopped and able to approach the western steps. the scaffolding turned out to be a major factor. going through thousands of hours of tv footage and rioters on the cell phones videos and taking selfies, we were able to identify digital moments. so that's what we're putting together this sunday. >> amazing. nbc's richard engel, thank you very m

so again, a recurring theme we're starting to see here. >> and a lot of people thought that joe biden would be focused on domestic issues, dealing with the pandemic, the economic free fall, but foreign policy seems to be the top item on the president's agenda, certainly this week. not only with today's meeting, but the withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan. you had the sanctions against russia. here are some of what the president had to say about his call with vladimir putin on tuesday. watch. >> i was clear with president president putin that we could have gone further, but i chose not to do so. i chose to be proportionate. the united states is not looking to kick off a cycle of escalation and conflict with russia. >> give us the big picture here. what are we learning about the overarching foreign policy view of this administration? >> yeah, i would add to your list that we had the start of talks with the iranians in direct talks last weekend that resumed this week. so it has been a very busy and symbolic period in foreign policy for the administration. it's also really driving

major biden bites again. the dog had bitten another person. what is it about joe biden and his dog. why can't he control them? this time was a national park service. three weeks earlier it was a secret agent. he nipped someone. if they were not bit, you must equip. another post tweeted, unless major biden literally eats someone, i don't care and even then it depends on who it is. the three-year-old rescue photoshopped seated with oprah. i am going to wait for major biden's side of the story. poor major. coanchors nipped at each other whether major could face the ultimate punishment. >> he may get his affairs in in order. >> he's a good boy. >> i love rescued dogs. >> president biden spoke lovingly of major. 85% of the people there loved him. >> because the other 15% had their in his [ bleep ]. >> we know these dogs are biting. it is only one dog. yeah, just like major's biting incident, this looks more dramatic then when it happened. apparently major's behavior training after the first nip did not do the trick. he was such a cute little pup getting a shower. now he's getting hosed w

keep in mind, tim scott met with her he didn't meet with joe biden he met with kamala harris. what problems do you have with my bill? i will give you an amendment for every problem you have. she got up and would not negotiate because the issue was more important to her than the solution. so i hope the media will hold her to account or at least ask her why we don't currently have police reform legislation. >> bret: harold? >> i think he is right. now is the time to try to find common ground but we shouldn't lose sight at the moment, tonight justice was served. this is not about policing in my mind. what derek chauvin did was criminal, he killed a man. and the overwhelming majority of police officers engaging in policing everyday and put their lives on the line every day to defend and protect us. derek chauvin decided to take someone's life. having said that, the spirit of what trey gowdy said to them i hope we hear from the president and the vice president tonight to reflect not only our grief and are confident and we have in the judicial system for affirmation of the political

and that's when joe biden says, you know what? this says poll could say close at 5:00, the governor said that's not going to happen. polls have the right to stay open until 7:00. they're even adding saturday voting as well. get more opportunities to vote in the state of georgia. steve: that's why the president got four pin smoke gross. ainsley: president says they will close at 5:00 and you won't be able to get further at 5:00. like anyone cares about that. that's what they're sticking. to say he did get four pinocchios and chris christie said is he lying. >> joe biden has broken his own rule and now is he lying to the american people. is he lying about this bill. is he lying to the american people about it to cause the raging fire he said he was going to put out. i'm very disappointed. brian: he went on to say about the water thing. you can have refreshments there. you just cannot do will election eeringing you don't want to walk up and give water with a trump shirt on. i wonder why he keeps saying the president over and over aga

joe biden. >> president biden: for a few months to wear a mask, no vaccines, the fact is that the single best thing we can do even more important than the vaccine the experts say by wearing a mask from now until april we would save more than 50,000 lives. going forward. 50,000 lives. i'm asking every american to mask up for the next 100 days. >> dana: president biden has a speech on wednesday. fauci was alluding to, the cdc will come out tomorrow, biden will announce it, you no longer have to wear a mask outside if you are vaccinated and try to take the credit for it when it wasn't just wearing a mask for 100 days it is also the vaccine. >> bill: i had my second shot friday. your decision. i decided to go and do it. guess who was there? no one. that's a problem. a big new york hospital nyu and the demand has dropped off considerably in the last few weeks. it feels good. on ward. >> dana: they say you can go to europe this summer if you're vaccinated. >> bill: i still reach for the sanitizer. i h

so were they kind ler and gentler to joe biden perhaps because he has been kinder and gentler to them? could be. >> bret: trey? >> yeah, bret, trump may be the last exhibit in the trial but he wasn't the first. look at romney and mccain, they couldn't stand either one of those guys until they started criticizing republicans. they sure as hell didn't like them when they were running for president. the media likes three kinds of republicans the ones that vote with democrats, the ones that lose and the ones that die and dying is just a little too much for most of us to curry favor with the media. [laughter] >> bret: all right. we will leaf there but as the story about press that we're going to definitely continue to follow. when we come back, tomorrow's headlines tonight with the panel. ♪ ♪ (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because stayin

from endpoints to everywhere. >>> for nearly 50 years, joe biden has been a spectator when a president makes an address to congress, a joint session. now in just a few hours, it will be his turn. not behind, not in front but at the podium for his first address to the joint session of congress. it will mark his first 100 days in office. president biden will call for another $1 trillion public investment, this time towards free education, child care, paid family leave. >> this joint session will look very different than previous ones with a much smaller audience because of the pandemic. for the first time, two women will be seated behind the president. that's house speaker nancy pelosi and vice president kamala harris. cnn's phil mattingly joins us. beyond those optics, what do we expect to hear from president biden tonight? >> it's day 99 of the presidency. obviously one day short of that 100-day mark that no one is sure why it became an official thing. i think that means the president is most certainly going to look back at his first few months in office and what he and the white house

but, look, i think if you're joe biden and you say one of my main jobs here is to continue the economic growth that we've seen after a year of a pandemic, the job of the federal government in many respects is to get out of the way, not to cause additional problems. you look at the $1.9 trillion in spending on covid relief or covid relief plus, you look at the proposed $2.2 trillion in spending on infrastructure or infrastructure plus on top of the $5 .3 trillion in spending that we had before on covid relief, and you're talking about massive amounts of new spending. i think taxpayers would be -- and maybe some republicans -- would be more sympathetic to the kinds of tax proposals that joe biden is offering if this were tackling our debt or taking on existing obligations and paying for those. instead what you're seeing is new spending piled on new spending piled on new spending. i think that's a tougher sell. eric: yeah. let's finally take a look at that. we don't hear very much about reining in some of the spending and the deaf9 sit that's ballooned, obviously -- deficit. let's look at

speaking of old men who are letting it all hang out joe biden. today is his 79th day in office, and he's already done a bunch of popular things. one quarter of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated, he's sent everybody a $1,400 check, and soon, he's going to announce "only stuff" oreos. today, jojo kept his mojo workin' and announced several executive actions to tackle gun violence, starting with cracking down on so-called ghost guns, which are untraceable kits containing all of the components and directions to build a gun. they're really cheap, but in the end, you always have a few extra triggers, and it winds up looking like this. biden also introduced a new rule that would make clear that when a device transforms a pistol into a short-barrel rifle, that weapon is subject to the requirements of the national firearms act. yeah. you can't attach something bigger to something smaller and still say it's the small thing. same way you can't strap a peloton to the top of your s.u.v. and enter the tour de france. rats. biden also had a suggestion for

. >>> a busy almost 100 days for president joe biden. >> today we did it. today we hit 200 million shots. >> his promises kept, goals unfulfilled and the challenges that lie ahead. we'll talk to two freshman members of congress, democrat cori bush and republican peter meijer about the president's performance and the first few months in office. almost a year after the death of george floyd. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty -- >> a verdict and accountability. what will congress do to fix the pr

president joe biden and ♪ ♪ it's the biggest thing that ever happened to small. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional lease and financing offers. >>> breaking news tonight in north carolina. sheriff's shot and killed a black man while serving a search warrant. andrew brown jr. was shot in his car not far from his home. what more do we know about this shooting, in particular the status of the police body camera footage? >> reporter: anderson, authorities here have decided that for the moment they're not releasing that bad camera footage. the local district attorney and the county attorney said under north carolina law, this is not public record and without a court order, they can't release it. that's not to say they're never going to release it but right now they don't feel like they can under the law. we have protesters here blocking an intersection. some protesters are holding a line down there trying to disrupt business. we have another line of protesters holding a line over here. i'll speak to one of them now, his name is kirk rivers. if you co

biden and his family. it does not specifically talk about your laptop. >> yeah. >> reporter: was that your laptop? >> for real, i don't know. >> reporter: but you know that -- >> i really don't know if that was -- >> reporter: you don't know if the laptop was your laptop? >> i don't know. >> reporter: so it could be -- >> it could be my laptop, it could be that i was hacked, it could be that it was stolen from me -- >> reporter: and you did not drop off a laptop that you repaired in delaware -- >> no, no -- not that i remember. usually he calls me right before he goes to bed just to tell me that he loves me. >> reporter: hunter biden says he is rebuilding now and sober since he married south african film producer melissa cohen in may 2019. if his story means anything, he told us, is that the only thing more powerful than a monsterous addiction or eviscerating grief is a family's love. did you say you and your dad talk every night? >> every night, yeah. yeah. well, we talk at least every night. >> reporter:

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

i'm joe biden, i like the middle class. that was emblematic of democrats wanting sound, particularly too white working class voters that they're the party of the middle class. they're not helping some undeserving poor welfare queen fantasy that the reaganites concocted. and that has shifted to. i spoke to for my piece in "the atlantic,," reverend william barber. and they said, they are talking about poverty, using the word poverty, installing these benefits for low-income parents and various others ways, and that's one example in which -- i think the terms of the debate have shifted. i don't think there's that much daylight necessarily between ramesh and my's diagnosis of how far this guy has gone. that's not what i'm saying. i am talking about -- even on this show, that argument that joe and i might have had about capitalism and government six years ago is different than the one we have today, because i think reality has changed. i think there's a growing recognition that the american dream is fantastic, but it's a shame t