. >> 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

now they have joe biden, so that energy will be redirected, on top of everything else. chris: yeah, and, this is a question knowing at me -- gnawing at me. what do you think of the next best steps getting people to be more critical thinkers in political discourse, rather than consumers of outlandish stories? >> it is sort of dubious about whether americans have been critical thinkers over time. leadership is important. there is not much you can do to make human beings smarter. we published a piece about that. so i think it is really important to, there is no substitute for governing well in the broad interest of the majority. the think that will bring people away from dangerous ideas will be the power to hug their grandchildren and be able to go out in public, and i think that we have to remember that for most of the, certainly since the 1930's, the republican party was a minority party. democrats also had the reactionary wing in the south, but pretty much, i mean, the 1960's, the 1970's, the democrats and republicans in congress, it was like two-to-one, but you have th

joe biden made the strange choice to pivot hard left. i think he is captive to aoc and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. the reason the border is unfolding, last year we had the lowest illegal immigration with policies that worked. this year, we have the worst illegal immigration in 20 years, about as dramatic a shift as you can ask for and it occurred when joe biden became president and it occurred because of decisions he made. here's the problem, here's why neither neither one of them wants responsibility for it. consistent with the problems they've made, their radical left-wing base, today tweeting the answer to this is abolish i.c.e. from a shut down eyes altogether and have open borders, that's the answer of the crazy left on its way they are trapped is because there is no solution that stops this wave of humanity, the suffering as long as they take their marching orders from the radical left and they are doing the same thing on this massive tax increase on small businesses they just rolled out, calling it an infrastructure bill

they took a shot at joe biden. i thought that was right on the money. >> john: they said he looks like clint eastwood. >> i thought that was funny! hunter biden material. his life is material. they don't do anything. not going to do that? >> sandra: joe, you have people. put a phone call in! >> i will call them right now. do you know who i am? >> sandra: you know what they say in new york, right? "i got a guy." good to see you. >> i love you both, beautiful people. one families brutally honest adoption, what they have to say about this chihuahua named prancer. ♪ ♪ ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ you come and go-o-o ♪ ♪ loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams ♪ ♪ red, gold -- ♪ [ tires screech ] [ crickets chirping ] for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. ♪ karma-karma-karma-karma-karma chameleon... ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i

he made the case that this is joe biden trying to appease those on the far left. anyway, an interesting moment in our history for sure. >> john: no surprise there. >> sandra: now to minnesota, and just a matter of minutes, kim potter charged with second-degree manslaughter in the death of donte wright, police say she meant to grab her taser and not her gun when she shot him during a traffic stop but his family is not buying that. her court appearance comes after a fourth straight night of unrest in brooklyn center just outside of minneapolis. mike tobin has been there on the same. things have certainly escalated, how are things looking today? >> they are pretty calm right now, of course everyone is a racial class. her initial appearance will be virtual. the washington county attorney office says -- a crowd of demonstrators with a fourth night of protests resulted in pepper spray from law enforcement as part of operation safety net, assembled for the fallout of the derek chauvin trial. multiple agencies moved in and two dozen were arrested which brought condemnatio

joe biden is going to be president until 2024. so they don't have to worry about a republican president coming in. but remember, if one republican -- democratic senator were to pass away and to be his replacement to be named or her replacement to be named by a republican governor, you suddenly have mitch mcconnell and any biden nomination would have to go through a republican senate majority. so that is why some democrats and beyond this one are suggesting let's learn from the ruth bader ginsberg example. he's had a long time on the court since the 90s. he was a clinton appointee. retire now and you have a democratic. and a democratic senate, which can pass his replacement. >> john: of course, the alternative if he doesn't retire, which is likely he wouldn't because supreme court justices dig in their heels is to pack the court as jerry nadler asked for yesterday. and nancy pelosi says she has no plans to bring the bill to the floor currently. that's not to say she might not in the future. >> i have to say, i don't think this is g

the reason why we see the biden border crisis is because joe biden said if you are a kid or a teenager or purport to be a teenager or show up with a kid, we will let you in the country. what did he expect would happen? well, what has happened is we have seen five-fold increase in the month of march this year from where we were last year and the migrants that are showing up at the border. i was there last week. not a single one with whom i spoke. claiming asylum on persecution of the basin of religion, race, ethnicity or the political views. they were coming for a better job. it's not basis for asylum in the laws. >> sandra: your colleague ted cruz joined us yesterday. what he said struck out. we look to see what the administration does next. kamala harris has plans to visit the country to address the root of the problem and why the people want to come here in the first place. there is a crisis at the border today. we asked ted cruz what he will do about it. he said this. i don't have the sound at this point but ted cruz said they cannot fix it. he said because of their ideologies, they

the systemic racism is a stain on our nation's soul. >> did if somebody asked joe biden or kamala harris to name the city, state, governor, or systemic racism exists. it is democratic kool-aid. >> john: i know that you differ from time to time, but do you condemn this idea of the united states as a nation of systemic racism? >> you know, the united states unfortunately has had a history of racism. it exists. i think the problem is we look at racism in a white-black kind of manner. i got to tell you. there are black cops who also have racial animus, and there are white cops. when you look at systemic racism, age does exist. the only thing we can do is to try and some stage in our lifetime to block that out. >> john: topic number two, this is the shooting of the teenager in columbus, ohio, that occurred just before the verdict came down yesterday. when we look at that body cam video, it appears that the young woman is trying to stab another girl on the hood of a car. that is when the officer opens fire. is that the appropriate way to handle this? could this have been handled in a different

frankly, he and joe biden of the brave men and women of law enforcement in apology. this is just one more demonstration of the left's war on police. calling them racist and posting photos online and saying you are next. stadia do you believe that to be the case? dan sake speaking out and injecting racism into this without any actual evidence of that. do you believe this is an administration at war with the police? >> yes, i do, sandra. yesterday, joe biden's mouthpiece immediately jumped to the conclusion that this officer was racist. it is obvious from the video that we have seen that the person who was shot had a knife and was about to stab another person. we should wait until we find the facts. we shouldn't jump to the conclusion and throw around accusations. it is part and parcel of what the biden administration is doing. just yesterday, they announced that they are going to come down on the minneapolis police department like a ton of bricks. this is a police department in which the chief of police and multiple other officers just testified for the prosecution ag

fox news survey finds almost half of voters think border security is worse now under president joe biden. casey stegall is joining us live from laredo, texas. speak out data shows more migrants have no been apprehended. so far this year and all -- then all of 2020 combined. more than 570,000 migrants have been taken into custody so far this year and yet again we are seeing it with their own eyes right here during our reporting. moments ago right here in my camera position k-9 found a man hiding in the brush. hours earlier we saw three migrants emerge from the same spot along the riverbank and then to stern themselves into agents -- turn themselves into agents. another problem for the ranchers and other people who own property along the border, dead bodies are increasingly turning up on their land. migrants who are left behind and succumb to the elements. >> it's a terrible situation for the ranchers. they don't want to deal with this stuff. you don't want to find these things on your place, finding people dead on your place. that's not, not something you think you come across in america.

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

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

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

do you worry that joe biden is going to use this as a backdoor for many of these progressive policies that he is promised to so many. >> this is not the green new deal. if you look at the structure, a lot of it doesn't go to clean energy. it's not accurate what steve is saying. 620 billion of it is for transportation which is roads and bridges. of that, 150 is electric vehicle charging stations. 650 of the other billion is for broadband. it's not accurate, the numbers. senator kennedy is flat out wrong. >> sandra: based on everything you just said, aoc is not going to be happy. she wants this to be $10 trillion. >> she is wrong too. >> sandra: we haven't started about talking about how you pay for another $2 trillion. i don't know how we pay for it. senator manchin has weighed in. you can't raise the corporate tax rate to 28% to not hurt all these companies that we originally set out to help. >> i was looking at the numbers today. if we were to pass the biden tax increase to pay for this, the united states would have the highest corporate tax rate in the entire world of the 40 largest

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every day that joe biden is in office once the republicans unite. every day we unite as one day closer when we win the election back in 2022. this is where america has on the corporate side, the administration, they have lost their minds if they will turn around and think american public will fall for all of this. what is going to happen, companies will get boycotted. major league baseball will get boycotted. america should be leading the charge on the boycott and see if we are capable of doing it. there is some real leadership lacking here. i think america is feeling it. the rest of the world is shocked. >> sandra: ambassador haley we have to leave it there but i can't help but hear you and hear you when so many circles, your name being thrown around for 2024. is that something you are hinting at working on today? >> i think right now we started stamper america pac where we are going out to recruit. make sure we win the house, the senate in 2022. if any of your viewers want to stay in touch with what we are doing stamper america pac.com and nothing

so if there is any doubt about who owns the crisis, it is president joe biden. and literally up until the moment you and i are talking, they have not proposed one single thing to slow the flow. they have shredded all the programs that were in place through the patriot people and slowing the flow. and they have proposed nothing in its place. absolutely nothing. so we can expect these numbers to continue. >> john: the plan for the administration appears to be a long ball game if you will. they want to try to stop -- improve the conditions that lead to the illegal migration. that's something that will take months, years, if not decades to finally get under control. what about the story that you heard alex hogan talking about a moment ago, greg abbott once the federal government to close down a child holding migrant facility at san antonio after reports that children were being sexually assaulted. and seems to be contending that it is a product of lack of planning for the rhetoric that this administration has been putting out to the northern triangle. >> yes, look,

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

is giuliani's activities in ukraine in 2019 when he was urging ukraine's government to investigate joe biden's son hunter, his business dealings and alleged ties to russia linked associates in the spotlight. giuliani has long defended his actions. >> i started my career and maybe i'll end it rooting out corruption at the highest levels of government. >> reporter: but wednesday's raid is a sign the investigation has taken a serious step forward. >> the bar for getting a search warrant for a lawyer, any lawyer, let alone the lawyer for a president or a former president is quite high. prosecutors in this case would have had to have convinced a judge that a search would likely produce evidence of a crime. >> his lawyer insists that giuliani has done nothing wrong and he accused the justice department of ignoring evidence against hunter biden. >>> a plane carrying u.s. medical supplies is on the way to india as it deals with a record surge of coronavirus cases. more than 200,000 have already died. the shipment includes oxygen tanks, which are desperately needed. some are waiting in line for

meanwhile, democratic senator joe manchin could pose a major challenge to biden's agenda. manchin says he will not vote to eliminate or weaken the senate filibuster. >>> turning to the pandemic, the more contagious uk variant of the coronavirus is now officially the most dominant strain in the u.s. it's responsible for a major uptick in cases across the country, especially in these five states. just those five have seen nearly half of all the new cases in the last week. abc's elizabeth schulze has more on how the cdc is responding. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, trevor. well, the cdc is warning about the spread of this uk variant believed to be at least 50% more contagious than previous strains of the virus and likely more deadly. new concerns this morning about that highly contagious uk variant, which the cdc now says is the most dominant strain of covid in the u.s. health experts fear it's helping fuel a fourth surge of the virus. >> if you add on the fact that we have loosening restrictions, more people traveling, young people spreading it an an eve

kemp said biden should take a look at his own state. >> what joe biden needs to do is look at the side-by-side of georgia and delaware. he is focused trying to get major league baseball to pull the game out of georgia, which is ridiculous. if you look at these comparisons, the state of delaware has no in-person early voting. we have 17 days. >> there are some factual complaints. one new provision in the law empowers the republican legislature to suspend and replace election officials. so that means secretary of state, who you will remember did not comply with former president trump's ask to find exactly the number of votes that he believed to have reversed as well. >> bill: jackie, thank you. back here on the studio in new york. shall we begin to talk about this? joe biden was on espn and asked about the game. >> dana: after four pinocchios by the "washington post". >> i think today's professional athletes are acting incredibly responsibly. i would strongly support them doing that. people look to them, they are leaders. the very people who are victimized the most are the people who are the lea

this commission that joe biden is coming up with, what do you make of it? do you see concrete reforms coming out of this commission or one of those things to play indicate the far left? >> i think it's the latter. the reality is look, you cannot make any changes to the supreme court unless you get 60 votes in the senate to break the filibuster. joe manchin doubled down saying there is no circumstance under which i will eliminate or weaken the filibuster. not true just for packing the supreme court but any structural changes to the security including putting term limits on and getting lifetime deployments or other people on the left suggested. as long as joe manchin sticks with his word this is going nowhere, thank god. >> listen to harry reid on cnn. former senate majority and minority leader. here is what he had to say about it. >> the commission is going to come back. at this point a lot of people will come back and say we should just leave it alone. i think it would be inappropriate at this time after that long history we've had in the country of term li

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we have 50/50, and joe biden barely won the white house. so trying to work your agenda in a partisan way frankly isn't going to work. >> dana: i wanted to ask you about that first mid-term of any president is oftentimes the one where the minority retakes power. of course we saw that in 1994 and have seen it since. do you think the republicans will take back the house or even the senate in 2022? what do you think they need to do to make sure that can happen? >> they have a real good opportunity in 2022 to gain the majority in the house and possibly regain the majority in the senate. and i think to do that they need to go back to the principles of what it means to be a republican. strong national defense, fiscal responsibility. there are basic tenets to hold us together as a party. they stick to those i think we'll do very well. >> dana: congressman banks talking about trying to capitalize on the gains president trump achieved with the working class. can the republicans both be the party of what's left of the chamber of commerce as well as th

joe biden took this position repeatedly in the past. president biden and every democrats needs to be asked and must answer whether they support this radical proposal that would fundamentally alter the structure of american law and life. >> trace: trace gallagher here. i'm curious. andy mccarthy made a good point they know it won't pass at least right now. maybe this is all about trying to intimidate the court. not really get this thing passed or pack the court but intimidate the court that is there now. >> i think andy is on to something there. the democrats have a very bad habit of trying to intimidate the court. chuck schumer went over and stood on the steps of the supreme court and threatened justices by name that they were going to reap the whirlwind if he ruled in a way he did reveal. it is fine to criticize supreme court decisions. heaven knows i've criticized plenty of them. but to take actions that you will expand the court or constrict their rules is a way to intimidate the justices into the democrats' favored ruling and why it

look at joe biden. he has appointed a commission and hasn't come out against it but the commission is not going to report and not offer recommendations, it will report in six months. so this isn't going to happen. i will -- mark this tape. if by 2022 they increase the size of the court i will come back here and eat my hat. >> trace: good morning to you. i think you're right there it won't happen. there is no indication it will. but is that the goal? you talk to some of these legal scholars who say the goal might be just to intimidate the court. not really to get this thing going or even hit the floor but to actually open the door for this to be chipped away at over the next several months and years and in the meantime to intimidate the court members. your thoughts on that. >> it is a good question and there is the argument that's what fdr succeeded in doing when he failed to pack the court back in the 1930s that it intimidated the sitting justices on the court and therefore led to them taking a lighter

joe biden to his son's alleged corruption. joe biden asserted the contents of the laptop the product of russian disinformation but in this interview hunter indicates about his laptop. >> was that your laptop? for real, i don't know. i really don't know. >> okay, you don't know yes or no if that was your laptop. >> i have no idea. >> so it could have been years. >> of course, certainly, there could have been a laptop stolen from me. it could be that it was russian intelligence. it could be that it was stolen from me. >> in october i interviewed the owner of their repair shop who turned the contents to federal authorities and rudy giuliani, frustrated over the fact that the president impeached over efforts to find such information he believed existed on the laptop. the laptop was subpoenaed 2019 by the fbi. unclear if current tax investigation in hunter and what is facing. >> bill: there was a lot there, jacqui, jacqui heinrich from "the hill." >> the biden administration open border policies have created an open season for huma

joe biden is the one who was in charge of the 1994 crime bill. kamala harris was the top cop in california and didn't make it through the democratic primary because people on the left were very concerned about her role in throwing black men in jail for marijuana offenses, for example, when she laughed off that she also smoked marijuana but didn't go to jail for it. if they want to talk about the system. there should be accountable for people in the white house who built that system. in terms of moving forward you have the president saying he wants his nominees for d.o.j. to be confirmed including kristin clark who has been appointed to head the civil rights division in the department of justice. she called for defunding of the police. so it is very obvious that republicans for nine months have been talking about criminal justice reform. senator tim scott gave a passionate speech on the senate floor and came to the table with options that are bipartisan and blocked by now the jim crow era relic in the filibuster last year. so republicans have come

joe biden from june of last year says d.c. should be a state. pass it on. >> dana: i remember that. that was shocking. >> bill: that was his tweet. steny hoyer said i hope the filibuster is jetsoned, referring to the senate. did he feel that way over the summer when tim scott was trying to get police reform and democrats in the senate filibustered his event there? >> i think you are in an unusual position where the radical left desperate to remake america before the 2022 election where they will lose control of the house by a huge margin. they are desperate to get this stuff all done now immediately and they aren't thinking about the future at all. they're not thinking about what a conservative senate and conservative house would be like without a filibuster. so this is a very strange moment in american history and earlier today fox was reporting on the scale of illegal immigration that's underway. and you have new york state passing a $15,000 per immigrant payment for illegal immigrants who got covid. we say gee, i wonder why they came to america? guess what? this whole system is s

we have joe biden. now is the time to push out the filibuster, otherwise your legacy will be be swept away and we'll see how heavy that pressure is from the left. that's the play right now. to the house, senate, pressure the filibuster to push through on a 51/50 vote. right now it is a celebratory thing. >> gillian: stay fresh in talladega and have a great weekend. pete is down in tall gaig -- talladega for a big race on sunday. watch it on fox live at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> bill: it will be a great weekend down there. 12 past the hour. fox news alert from the white house. biden administration saying the focus of its foreign policy is climate change. so why does that come before russia and china and iran? mike pompeo reacts to that coming up in a moment. plus this from georgia. >> it's time, take these masks off of my child. [applause] >> bill: that mother has gone viral. emotional speech accusing school officials of not following the science for her own kids. plus a city where children are forced the wa

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

it will divide the democratic party and i think as joe biden tries to find his next act beyond covid he wants to move into the foreign policy realm and he and john kerry they think know the best. it will cast a shadow over the debate as we look past covid and go elsewhere. >> bill: the flynn matter happened in december during the transition period. >> dana: when he was named as the national security advisor. >> bill: this kerry story runs deep and we've known kerry and zarif have had a personal relationship going back 12 years. zarif's kids have been educated in the united states. john kerry and zarif know each other quite well. i wouldn't be surprised if they had each other's emails. >> dana: perhaps to mary anne's point. they have to figure out the timing if the israelis released it as well in 2018. >> bill: remember when soleimani was taken out? no response from the region. on these tapes zarif talks about how soleimani wanted to enact a military or action on the battlefield i think was the word that zarif used as opposed to to go to more diplomacy. this is thick, deep water stuff

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

we had another editorial today on this decision by joe biden to support this boycott. how do you support a boycott of atlanta over voting rights when you are going to allow our athletes to compete in beijing in 2022? beijing, who the secretary of state mr. biden's secretary of state admits is guilty of genocide and we're not going to -- i'm actually not for withdrawing from the olympics but how do you morally square that? i think too many people jump on the band wagon and they might find some interesting consequences down the line. >> dana: if they ever have another press conference a great question would have been the one i had, will you send a delegation to the olympics in beijing? that's where you would find out how -- if you can morally square it or not. bill mcgurn, always good to see you. >> thanks, dana. >> bill: want to get to the crisis of the u.s./mexico border now. customs and border protection saying migrant crossings hit a 15-year high in march. more than 170,000 in one month alone. last hour we talked with border patrol deputy chief raul ortiz about what

has called out joe biden's lies on these matters. it is time for all these politically correct ceos to stop slandering georgias and republican legislators and voters and stand up to social justice warriors in their companies. >> dana: tell me what you think about hr1. we covered this over the past couple of weeks, the democrats' bill they want to basically do a federalization of voting laws across the state and take it away from the states. there is a lot in there that republicans don't like. do you see an attempt by nationalizing the georgia issue now going to texas and probably other states that that is an attempt to try to get the democrats to coalesce around hr1? >> yes, dana, by slandering georgia and trying to intimidate states like texas and other states that may change their election law the democrats want to lay the basis passing hr1 which goes to show their number one priority called the for the people act. should be called for the corrupt democratic politician act. it would make our elections much less secure. it bans the

i want to get your take on joe biden. the president actively encouraged mlb to move the all-star game. said i would support that. then what happened between then and yesterday when he very much soft pedaled whether the masters should move? >> politically i don't understand what he is doing. he is calling the people of georgia racist. he has moved the all-star game out to great economic peril to the city of atlanta and now like the crown jewel, the masters, is something that he is threatening should leave as well. it is not. his commitment to this claim that even the "washington post" has given him four pinocchios for is misty filing for them. calling georgia's voting law jim crow is despicable and no foothold in reality whatsoever and get off it as quickly as he can. >> a report that major league baseball had a contract for 8,000 hotel rooms in atlanta. cobb county specifically. 8,000 rooms. gone. here is gingrich last night with laura ingraham. >> major league baseball has a 10-year contract with the chinese communist di

they were saying it was because joe biden was president. she asked them if they would have made the same journey under the trump administration and they said no. it couldn't be more clear the administration is not properly communicating that the border is closed. >> bill: governor, i think you can take it a step further. mayorkas is making a visit to the border. head of homeland security. the press won't have access to him during the trip. the media hasn't chosen to cover or not cover, the administration has kept reporters and cameras away. >> the press would have never put up with this in the previous administration. the press shouldn't put up with it in this administration. they've also named vice president harris as the lead on the border. yet she hasn't been to the border. she has also equated cbp and ice to the kkk. she never saw the border as a serious threat or real issue. the border needs attention. this is not only going to affect arizona, texas, new mexico and california, but the rest of the country as well as fentanyl and methamp

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this n-word voted for joe biden. f-you, f-you, boo. >> what do you think it means about the state of america, where we are today? you've had time now to process it. >> we got a long way to go. we got a long way to go. >> reporter: hundreds of rioters charged with crimes linked to the capitol assault. some face up to 20 years in prison. >> that was nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel. catch the entire special later tonight. he provides us with a view of the attack through the lens of those who carried out. tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern only on msnbc. >>> finally this hour, health experts are ringing the law of a certain group of americans hesitant about wearing masks. u k don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin gold bond kevin bacon here. you know me from six degrees of well... me. but it's time to expand. see, visible is wireless with no surprise fees, legit unlimited data, powered by verizon for as little

and i think what their biggest argument with the people that are dominated by joe biden was that joe biden's cabinet for the first time in american history looks like america, looks like america for the first time in history. they don't think his cabinet looks like the republican party. that's their fundamental problem. >> juanita, i waited to come to you so you could have the final word. what did you think as you watched these confirmation hearings? >> alicia, matt hit the nail on the head. herrera not working to legislate. they're appealing to the same base they want to get tapped into from trump. the folks that worshiped trump are going to react to moments like this they see them attempting to stick it to women of color and power, women fighting to expand civil rights and framing them in a way as though they're taking something from the predominantly white gop voting base. and that's the chum they're feeding to their base right now that is going to keep fueling their political interests, fueling their tv appearances, fueling their viral moments. but it honestly just falls flat to

joe biden needs to remember that the folks who elected him are expecting this. that this is what we demand, and we'll continue to demand it until it's done. >> clint, i don't know if you could see the footage that cal brought us speaking with jacob blake's father. he was wearing a mask that had his son's name on one side. the other side said son, father, human being, on his shirt, had a thing saying i am a human being. constantly having to remind people of his son's humanity. i think of that beautiful essay you wrote, clint, about george floyd's daughter and seeing your own daughter in her face and those plastic sunglasses that all of our little kids run around the house with, and this idea of coming back to common humanity, and so i have the same questions for you, which is how should biden talk about this? and is there an opportunity to connect all these dots? to say that we're not just talking about police reform. we're talking about myriad systems that need to be addressed, and we also fundamentally need to affirm the value of life here? >> absolutely. i thi

the thing is, republicans have already been calling joe biden radical, they've already been saying that he's pushing the socialist agenda. and this was something we heard during the primary season, when they're up there on the debate stage talking about, you know, maybe it doesn't matter how moderate we try to be, trying to get into the center of the democratic party or of politics, because republicans are going to continue to call whoever ended up being the nominee, whoever ended up being the president, joe biden, as a socialist. and i think that's right. something we've been seeing this entire presidency already is that the left has been pretty happy with how joe biden has been operating, because he has been operating as a progressive. he doesn't look like someone, you know, stereotypically nowadays that we think of as a progressive, he's an old white guy who spent years, decades, being a legislator as a moderate. however, he has moved with this party, and done things that they want. when you look at this bill, representative alexandria ocasio-cortez has already said she wants more, b

while joe biden is getting things done, gop is just trying to attack american democracy, i'm glad to see that companies are stepping up and showing corporate responsibility. >> congresswoman, about 30 seconds, do want to ask you, since you've done the work of legislating. if i accept your premise, what does it mean for actual ability to get things done on capitol hill? is that basically saying that democrats' best option is go most of the legislation alone? >> i think that's what americans expect. having a conversation with someone saying i don't care what happens in washington, d.c., what i want is for them to pass -- we got the majority in the senate, the white house and house of representatives, i want to see them get the work done. don't care about rules, about the filibuster or republican obstruction, they want results. we have the responsibility and need to show the american people when we're in power we work for them and will bring results. >> tim miller, congresswoman mucarsel-powell, thank you both. >>> will democrats go big to get the infrastructure bill through congress? b

also in atenens president joe biden who spoke of the immense stress the capitol police have been under after multiple attacks this year. >> never has there been more strain, i have been here a long time, i have been here since 1972, a senator, '73, and so much strain and responsibility placed on the shoulders of the capitol police. and yet you hear it, you see it, you watch them, and you watch them do their duty with pure courage and not complain. >> evans is the second capitol police officer to die in the line of duty this year. the other died after the capitol riot in jan from injuries sustained on duty and two officers died by suicide after responding it the attack of the president spoke at length on the issue of dpregrief and loss of families, something of which he is very familiar. >> miss evans, you have some idea -- i have some idea of what you are feeling like. i buried two of my children. and people have come up to you and will come up to you for some time and say, i know how you feel. after a while, you know everybody means well. you feel like saying, you have no idea. you al

also in attendance president joe biden who spoke of the immense stress the capitol police have been under after multiple