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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

. >>> 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

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

joe biden put harris in charge of the border crisis. and then the white house has to walk it back when she refused. the president doesn't want to get his hands dirty and has other things going on. so it's the vps duty to salute and dive in head first. harris stuck her to in the water and said no. >> this president has asked secretary majorkas to address what's going on at the border. and i have been asked to lead dealing with root causes in the northern triangle. >> dhs is going to do the border and i'll handle the diplomacy. there you have it, her first moment of disloyal i. not a team player. while the administration plays political games, illegal immigrants are flooding the border. the largest number ever record. the cartels are getting more ruthless by the day, using children to smuggle whatever they want into the united states. texas governor greg abbott has a solution. designate the cartels as terrorists. joining me with an exclusive report from the border is lara logan. trump threatened the mexican president. he was going to desi

has joe biden already enjoyed the hijacker of his presidency? we are going to explain how a number of key events converging are likely beginning to hollow out the edifice of his suppose it untouchable he high approval ratings. when i'm on my hands and knees and i'm digging through the dirt. i feel something in me, like a fire, that's just growing. i feel kinder, when nature is so kind to me. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. >> he's been >> consistently pulling at levels not seen since the obama presidency. >> joe biden's approval rating is at 59%. a huge number. >> a popular president who appears to be personally liked, who is presenting popular policy proposals. laura: is the stimulus euphoria wears off and the harsh reality of biden's disaster of an agenda setting where will they go to get those numbers again? let's look at immigration. the recent quinnipiac poll shows biden's bleeding support over the border crisis, 29% of americans approve and the promise of biden as a calming influence portland still smolders on a nightly basis. u

not a competitor like joe biden says. unfortunately biden is not the only one who made this mistake. we can't be cooperating with china in technology that will allow it to make weapons of mass destruction. we should not cooperate with any bio level 4 lab in china. elizabeth: got it. fred fleitz, you're terrific. we love having you on. come back soon. coming up next, "the federalist" senior editor chris bedford with more on the white house, the big media, their big swings and misses. they're now accused of misleading, even gaslighting the public over georgia's voting law. the story next. and trulicity activates my body to release it. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. most people taking it reached an a1c under 7%. trulicity may also help you lose up to 10 pounds and lower your risk of cardiovascular events, whether you know you're at risk or not. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary

it's the making of joe biden. now the state of new york is adding insult to injury by giving $15,000 to illegals that are also inemployed. the president may controversial remarks about mitch mcconnell, a dumb son of a bitch. he botched many things. he extended that to elaine chao and on and on. do you think this scorched earth strategy is helping republicans? >> i look at what we accomplished with president trump and mitch mcconnell's leadership in the senate. neil, we moved through nearly 230 federal judges. three supreme court justices, lifetime appointments. we have transformed the judiciary for another generation. that's thanks to the leadership of president trump and leader mcconnell. i look back at the results accomplished and look forward to making sure that in 2022 we have to get the senate back or we're going to keep seeing the democrats continue to work to destroy this country. >> neil: you're right to point those accomplishments out. do you think this dials it back when you're advancing on these achieve

shootings in the south on the same day that joe biden takes steps toward gun control. five people dead in an attack in south carolina being blamed on a former national football league player. we start off with a manhunt southern texas gunman shot three people at a business in bryan. jeff paul joins us from los angeles. good evening, jeff. >> shannon, right now authorities say they don't have anyone in custody. in fact, we are being told there is an active manhunt underway to find out whoever is responsible for pulling the trigger. now, why he had haven't arrested anyone, witnesses reportedly identified that someone that they believe is the suspect, possibly an employee at a nearby cabinet business. at the moment police are only saying multiple people shot and have not made any reference to any death. but, again, this is a developing situation. it's all unfolding in bryan, texas, which is about 100 miles northwest of houston, right near texas a&m university. investigators say the shots were reported right around 2:30 local time, reportedly near that cabinet business. th

biden end up being the most partisan president ever. i don't think that's what he necessarily intended but that's where the party is going. but you saw how quickly today nancy pelosi was like yeah, not happening. why? because she can count votes. she knows she only has a very narrow majority i think only two seats now. the judicial crisis network is going to spend a million dollars regardless talking about this crackpot idea and making sure everybody in america knows everything about it. i am a little surprised that jerry nadler decided to jump on board this. to me that adds a patina of legitimacy of this. before pelosi could have just said like she does with the squad yeah, please two and too something else. you are berg me. i have got things to do over here. the fact that the republicans are now going to be able to press every single democrat and say do you support this? do you support this? and they are all going to have to be on record saying it, it's a completely unforced error and i think joe biden doing the commission was sort of

listen. >> i think the president should listen to the former senator joe biden who was against this. you know, fdr tried to pack the court. his own democrat-run judiciary committee in the '30s said it was a dangerous precedent, it was blatantly unconstitutional. >> i have to chuckle a little about packing the court. the only one who's packed the court have been the republicans when they abolished the filibuster, jammed through nominees, and they refused to take up the nomination of merrick garland. jon: so in the democrats' mind, the fact that merrick garland didn't receive a hearing is tantamount to packing the court. how do you see it? >> well, i supported garland getting a vote in the senate, but that doesn't mean that they were packing the court. it's ridiculousment this is the reinvention of terms like infrastructure to mean something that they're not. i mean, it is not packing the court for the senate to refuse to vote or to vote in a way that you don't like. that is within their power. nobody suggested the senate was acting unconstitutionally. this is court packing, where you

one, holding firm on the administration's commitment, and here's president joe biden just a few hours ago. >> starting today, if you're fully vaccinated and you're outdoors, you need -- and not in a big crowd -- you no longer need to wear a mask. the cdc is ability to make this announcement because our scientists are convinced by the data that the odds of getting or giving the virus to others is very, very low if you both have been fully vaccinated, and out in the open air. so go get the shot. it's never been easier. once you're fully vaccinated, you can go without a mask when you're outside and away from big crowds. >>> the bad news is that the biden administration is now rowing against a two-headed monster on the disinformation and polarization front. it's important to stop right here and tell you that, back when donald trump told people to inject bleach, there were people who took that to heart, who listened to him. in a story just this week out of brayden ton, florida, and man and his three sons were indicted by a federal grand jury for selling a bleach formula they claimed was a

and joe biden acknowledged that. he said he would, indeed, support the decisions that these companies and organizations are making on their own, whatever those decisions are, but he understood the other side of the coin of this, as you note. this is why stacey abrams has been reluctant to go full bore and call for these boycotts. >> amanda, there is more than 360 bills across the country that would make it harder to vote. will what's happening in georgia have an impact in other states pushing these bills, do you think? >> everyone's watching this. and it gets extremely messy because, as we learned and we know, all of the states administer their own election law. and so what i have been talking with people about and trying to encourage people to advocate for whatever the gold standard is in voting rights policies, because you look at a state like georgia what they are pushing and then republicans get upset. why are you seeing georgia when new york has more restrictive laws. maybe there is a landing place for the corpo

joe biden democrats are going to have a lot to say about how they helped accelerate that. and republicans for the most part didn't cooperate with that, even though a healthy share of their voters support things like the infrastructure package. so yeah, the sort of politics of grievance and culture war and not cooperating, the hypocrisy that claire talked about putting them in a challenging place. this is a closely divided political country, so we still have a lot of close elections but right now, you see joe biden answering the mail of americans every day. they want focused on vaccinations, opening up schools, opening up the economy which is what he's doing. republicans nowhere to be found because they're under the throne of donald trump. it is more of a cult than a political party and if anything, that's intensified since his loss. >> i do wonder though, claire, with this infrastructure bill, obviously, there are legitimate questions that can be asked there, legitimate discussions that can be had about the price tag and how this money should be spent and where it should g

joe biden says he is open to negotiation. rising democratic star stacey abrams denying she played any role in the decision to move the all-star game out of georgia. but is she telling the whole story? charlie gasparino sounds off on this. >> sandra: plus the flags at buckingham palace lowered today after the death of prince philip. a look back at his life and legacy of the british royal. we will have that for you, next. ♪ i've got the brains... ♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700 click or call to switch incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology, makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $349 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. lease the 2021 nx 300 for $349 a month for 36 months. struggling to clean tough messes with wipes? try mr. clean magic eraser sheets. just wet, squeeze and erase icky messes in microwaves and on stovetops for an amazing clean, get the power of mr. clean magic eraser in disposable sheets. are you manag

biden a administration just like the obama administration be forced to reconsider the idea that israel is not our ally, but that iran is. that is been the underlying sense throughout the foreign policy and is really at odds with what our history should tell us. >> bret: trying to get back to the table on the nuclear deal now, mike gallagher from wisconsin has a statement out tonight that it is unfathomable that any u.s. diplomat pastore presents would leak intelligence to the sponsor of terrorism at the expanse of one of the staunchest allies. if this is accurate any deadly intelligence john kerry should resign. and a lot of other statements as well. here is john kerry on belmar show in 2018. >> out of office and you talk to the iranian -- >> i did absolutely. but everybody does. harry kissinger for 40 years traveling to russia and china and talking with leaders, there is absolutely nothing unusual about it. >> bret: and michael flynn did it with the russians before the trump administration got in and it was all about the logan act. i will give you the last word. >> time and fact will

i don't think that's joe biden and pete buttigieg and jennifer granholm first step, but i think it is the cards they've been dealt by their leaders in the house and the senate. let's not forget, too, judy, we can't just automaticly believe the climate hysterics that many in this country want to talk about. we can't forget that america is the only industrialized country that would have met the paris climate accord emissions control standards. we're leading the way in the united states. and for many here in america, in politics, to not give america credit for what we're already doing to reduce our cash footprint, and at the same time not crippling our economy and killing good-paying american jobs right here in central illinois -- we've got to make sure we talk about what is good and what is happening positively along that front in america, not just doom and gloom that comes from many that i serve with. >> woodruff: well, as i said to secretary granholm, it is just the beginning of this debate, but i think everyone welcomes hearing both sides and welcomes knowing that the two sides are g

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 international affairs but here's the weirdest part, that meeting took place over resume, 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, all precautions against covid are considered legitimate by the american news media no matter how self-evidently lunatic they may be. covering her face during a zoom call, drive to work alone with a mask on, it's all normal, says "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 wor

he has invented a way to make joe biden no longer the president. to reinstate donald trump as president of the united states.e we are today at 100 days into od the joe biden presidency, president was in georgia today to celebrate the accomplishments of his first 100 days, including the historic big legislation he was already able to pass, thanks to georgia voters picking two democratic senators to send to c washington to work alongside president biden to give him the majorities he needed in both the house and senate, to get the big covid relief act done and to d hopefully in the administration's eyes, to get the infrastructure bill, the voting rights bill, the policing reform bill, the american families plan, and all these other things they want to get p passed. tonight, we're going to be talking history in terms of just how ambitious biden's agenda is, as laid out in the state of the union and as we have seen over the first 100 days. when you compare that with other modern presidents, when you look at the markers from other modern presidents about

while joe biden hits his 100-day stride. while we top well over 200 vaccine shots delivered in 100 days, with the covid bill passed, with the infrastructure bill on its way, with voting rights reform, with policing reform, with the american families plan on its way, we're supposed to be a country that has two parties, two major parties competing with competing governing visions for the nation. with what the biden administration and the democrats are doing here at 100 days, do not sleep on what is happening on the republican side right now. because one of these two parties is not like the other. as absurd as it is, it is the center of what they're trying to do in american politics right now. mark my words. susan rice joins us live next. stay with us. clothes rub against you all day. for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispenser and downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, fluffier, and gentler on your skin. tr

and we expect joe biden to affirm that as a way of going into this 100 days commemoration, this speech of the joint session of congress showing, yes, we're making progress. we're getting back to normal. joe biden trying to take credit for that and use that as part of the sales pitch for the next phase of his agenda with which is his big infrastructure plan. >> john harwood, thanks for being with us. >>> the head of the world health organization calls india's mounting coronavirus outbreak heartbreaking. hospitals in india are running out of oxygen and icu beds, and the surge of deaths forced families to wait in line to have their loved ones cremated. cnn is on the ground in new delhi. >> these raging fires will continue all day and through the evening. the surge in cases has been so much that there's a waiting for these bodies to be put on the fire by family members. there's a queue outside just waiting for the final rites to end for family member who has died of covid-19. body after body being brought into this crematorium in new delhi that's seen a huge surge not only in cases but fat

there's no relationship with this study from a year ago and what biden is calling for. >> joe biden is not calling for this full stop. so who has been spreading this nonsense? >> so, as so often fox news had a big role. this went from a "daily mail" article on thursday night to a whole bunch of fox personalities on friday and saturday. listen to some of what they've been saying. >> say good-bye to your burgers if you want to sign up for the biden climate agenda. that's the finding of one study. >> they can't have a steak on the grill or hamburger on the grill july 4th weekend. >> americans would have to cut red meat consumption by a whopping 90%. that means only one burger a month. >> so this is all inaccurate and there are other fox personalities too. then it went to members of congress, a congresswoman from colorado and georgia and north carolina, donald trump jr. amplified the claim a whole bunch of other right-wing ininfluencers made the claim. again, this is completely invented out of whole cloth. it's striking to see how complete nonsense has gone from british paper to fox to the

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

president joe biden went big in his first hundred days. now, comes the hard part. joined now by chief white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. so what is the latest you are learning about how president biden and the white house is preparing for next week? >> i think often, anderson, with these first addresses to congress, there is a lot to put in there. especially, of course, when you have taken over governing during a pandemic and vaccinations have been their number one goal has been pretty clear to everybody, as they have ramped up. but i think what you are going to hear from president biden next week as he does make this first address to congress is a lot about what he wants to see happen, in the next-100 days, because that's going to come, that address, one day before he hits his 100-day mark. and so, i think you will see him not only lay out that american family plan. that's that next part of, really, what he envisions in addition to following that coronavirus funding bill. the infrastructure proposal he's now laid out. this is going to be a part that's rea

they usually pay a steep price in the midterm elections joe biden, as you point out, he's not dealing with a huge margin of error. it's a tie in the senate and it's a single-digit majority in the house. >> claire, i'll let you have the last word there, i mean, what say you to that that the president, you know, whether or not he has that mandate, whether or not democrats should go forward with really increasing the role of government >> listen, i think there are things we need to change in america for most americans, not for the ones who have been in power in washington and who got the tax cut through on a partisan vote that helped just the wealthy. and frankly, the republican rebuttal didn't have much credibility. right now the republicans can't talk much about big spending talk about the democrats causing a partisan divide after january 6th. >> all right, senator claire mccaskill, rich lowry, it's always good to have you with us, and we're going to have more reaction to the president's address a little later this morning. and as mentioned, craig has an exclusive conversation with pre

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

joe biden seems determined to find out. one thing biden doesn't seem very interested in is his own home state, delaware. unlike georgia, delaware has never permitted mass early voting. apparently delaware is a white supremacist state. about 80% of georgia voters cast their ballots early last fall. in delaware that number was 29%. so why isn't that voter suppression? why isn't it racism? well, because delaware is a one-party state controlled by the democrats. it's working for them. they are not going to change it. georgia, by contrast is, a swing state so, in the stems of joe biden it is worth using racially divisive lies to win it for his party permanently. according to joe biden the real problem with georgia's new election law is that it could cause dangerous dehydration. >> what i'm worried about is how unamerican this whole initiative is. it's sick. it's sick. deciding in some states that you cannot make water to people standing in line? waiting to vote? deciding that you are going to end voting at 5:00 when working peop

line against joe biden. you saw this on issues over and over where he would concede. yeah, joe biden seems like a good guy, but he's pulling the country apart. he promised to lower the temperature. obviously he's lowered the temperature from donald trump. if you look at the polling, the most significant thing he's done, he's getting broad support from the american people. on race, tim scott, african-american senator from south carolina, was making case that, yes, i understand what racism feels like. i understand what discrimination feels like. but then pivoted to the argument that is pretty widespread within the republican party right now that it's white people who are being discriminated against. so he's saying, kids are being taught, if you're white, you're an oppressor. he didn't say white, but that's what he meant. that is an argument that many republicans believe, but when you look at the context of american society and the history of america as we've evolved to this point, that's a hard argument to sus

you know joe biden. is this the same joe biden that you knew back in the obama administration? >> yeah, absolutely, alex. i mean, i think the decision that he made recently on afghanistan, again, echoed a lot of what i heard sitting in meetings in the situation room in late 2009 around that issue. i think in many ways he's very much the same person that i knew back then. i will say i think that if you look at some of what is happening around infrastructure and climate change, i think it's also a president that realizes that a lot of these problems have lingered far too long, and they're not going to get better if we keep kicking the can down the road. and i think you've seen really bold infrastructure plans, big plans around cutting emissions that contribute to climate change because he understands, quite frankly, we don't have four or six or eight years to waste on this topic. so, i think both he's steady in what he's believed, and i think as the vice president said, he's using that experience, but i also think he understands the moment in time that he sits in that oval office

we should say the reason joe biden is doing this is because joe biden has just astonishingly good approval numbers right now. i have no idea the last -- i'm surprised how high they are not only on the covid response but general job approval and this -- all of these proposals are popular even taxish corporations on the wealthy to pay for infrastructure it's popular among republican voters and trump voters. in a moment of crisis at the beginning of his presidency, joe biden is making clear he's willing to go for broke because he believes this is popular and has a window to do this. where it will break down as peter eluded to is among his own party if he's trying to use a narrow process to get through a party line vote, i think that talking point for republicans later this year and as we get into an election year next year, look, joe biden never included us in any of these negotiations, he's just ran through and incredibly ambitious agenda items without taking proposals or seeking votes that's more powerful than this paying for all of this needed infrastructure with tax hikes is a non-starter

yep, joe biden just keeps building more and more gauges. as you can see if you ran a day care center, if you ran a pre-k center and they came in and took photos like that, you would be arrested for child abuse. now you think they care about national security risks? the violent cartels that are making money. they are making a bundle hand over fist. for democrats it's nothing more than a p.r. crisis only and in the end, it's worth it for them apparently because they do nothing to solve it. they won't even acknowledge it like they didn't acknowledge the riots over the summer. the left seems to believe that open borders means oh, more democratic voters. we will give them something of great value, amnesty. we hope they vote for us. take a look at this pandering from the first lady. >> when we come together, we are powerful. with love for our communities, with hope for our future, with faith in each other, anything is possible. so say it with me. the future is ours. thank you. >> sean: nailed it. everything democrats do, everything they say, ever

the first 100 days joe biden's policies on full display this upcoming week as he gears up for his first joint address to congress and his 100th day in office. coming up, greeting his agenda kentucky senator rand paul under open borders, higher taxes and the administrations green new deal. will the democrats be able to push biden's progressive plans through the senate? plus, the last line of defense the attorney general's across the country suing the administration over president biden's sweeping executive orders. kentucky attorney general on the democrats a constant race baiting and why any policy they don't like becomes a civil rights issue. sherlock holmes to the rescue, kamala harris tells us that poverty, perhaps brought on by climate change, is the root cause of the immigration crisis with hundreds of thousands searching for the u.s. border every month as if policy changed with a handoff in administrations. will the vice president admit that it is her administrations policies, open borders that are the real reason so many are taking this dangerous and sometimes fatal trek to americ

joe biden is a moderate guy. he's not a proi depressive. he knows he can wheel and deal. he did that with president obama. i think they can argue that's a fool's errand. they're not going to be ashl to negotiate with republicans. let's ram through. we can. let's help america who's been beaten down during the pandemic and get what we can. >> according to "the new york times" this morning, it's a question of whether he's a transitional president, which gets to whether he was running on being the not trump or transformational, which is what he's proposing now. i was struck by the framing of the entire thing, not just the domestic thing, but making this a worldwide issue, making it we need to build roads and invest in our education so we can beat china. it's really interesting. >> it is interesting because it is competitive. how our country grows is job growth, equality, access to the middle class, things that other countries are thinking about and investing in and where we are losing ground, despite the fact that we are the most envied country in the world in so many respect

like joe biden, this monologue is going to get out of afghanistan, because we got our own home-grown terrorists we're trying to deal with. a new report says the capitol police were told to hold back on their riot response on jan 6, despite being tipped that "congress itself is the target." this report is from the inspector general, michael a. bolton. bolton is scheduled to appear before congress on thursday, but we have a preview of his testimony: ♪ when a mob storms the congress. ♪ they spread poop on pelosi's shellllf." the department of homeland security warned the capitol police that it had found a map of the capitol complex's tunnel system posted on the ex-president's message boards. yeah, criminals always go over detailed schematics for the things they're not planning to attack. it's like that scene in "star wars": >> the target area is only two meters wide. it's a small thermal exhaust port right below the main port. but forget all that. let's go near the deathstar and do a peaceful protest. >> stephen: despite knowing that the threat was real and urgent, officers were ins

biden and his family. the times notes, quote, at issue is a key question. did giuliani go after yovanovitch solely on behalf of trup p, who was his client at the time or was he also working on behalf of the ukrainian officials. >> fbi warned giuliani in 2014 he was a target of a matter of circulating disinformation about biden. the warning was part of an extensive effort and conservative outlet that they faced a risk to use further russia's attempt. last summer, the fbi also gave what's known as a defensive briefing to the republican senator. johnson confirmed the bureau warned him he was a target of information but disagreed with reporting on the nature of the briefing. okay. >> and on fox news last night, giuliani attempted to discredit. the federal investigation surrounding him. >> what have they said to you about what they are looking into? >> they haven't said anything. they haven't said what they are looking into for two years. no, just come in and talk to us. tell us about your whole life. that's ri