>> 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

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

and president joe biden officially ending combat operations in afghanistan, setting a deadline of veterans pulling out september 11th which marks, of course, the 20th anniversary of the horror that started it all. he is headed to arlington national cemetery in just moments. we will have a live camera there. >>> fox business alert, the cryptocurrency craze officially hitting critical mass, but what happens with coinbase shares in the next 58 minutes are also be critical. we're about, two and a half, three hours after opening at $381 per share, a 54% jump from its reference price, and then it spiked to a high of $429.54. you can see where we are now. $321. coinbase is still up 28%, but the hype around the debut of the crypto trading platform was unbelievable. propelling bitcoin itself above $64,000 ahead of today's open. we're now down $1,268 for the cryptocurrency of record. as the first mayor crypto-related name to go public is now valued at $100 billion, we wanted to put that into perspective for you. ice, the parent of the new york stock exchange, has a market cap of about $66 billion wh

and joe biden is one of the architects of those policies. i we know now that for all this talk about scaling back on the war on drugs he's expanding it down to the war on menthols and newport. i just not look like that's ending anytime soon punishing people of color for using drugs and putting them in jail for it and causing violence in central america. the reality is as long as we continue to have a war on drugs that destabilizes central america and a war on migration that gives rise to smuggling cartels and creating this crisis is only going to get worse and worse and worse. and he can keep building cages and putting families and children in it. he can keep talking about dignity and justice while expanding upon the war on migration. but none of that is going to fix it pretty only fix it by addressing the actual cause. kennedy: in the drug war and legalize drugs that time tackle the root cause, tom, wesley, and spike think you also much. coming up with that light update on capitol hill and the president congress. that in minutes stay here m

stuart: let me get back to joe biden with the president searching for his mask. he was outside, but the cdc has said is okay not to wear a mask if you are fully vaccinated outside. don't go into crowds, but at the same time you don't have to wear a mask. i label that is mixed messaging, and i don't think it's the right thing at this particular time in america. what say you? >> first of all, i think whenever joe biden has a press conference he searching for a lot of things whether it's his masks, words or cohesive policy that helps american people in the american workers, but in this instance we saw another display not just joe biden coming out to announce it's okay to not wear a mask outside, he was wearing a mask at the white house on his way to the podium outside alone. we already knew that, by the way in the cdc guidelines are clear that if you have been vaccinated and your indoor socially distance you don't need a mask, so what in the world is everyone doing in that joint address to congress the other night wearing a mask? only to think-- one of the two thing

but the actual taxes -- remember what bernie sanders said about joe biden. he will be the most progressive president in the history of the united states and in the is 100 days that's exactly what eggs doing. maria: yes, he is. jason, great to get your insights. come back soon. thank you, sir. coming up, we are watching your wallet, we've got a look at the most valuable colleges offering the best financial aid packages, it's all coming up then non-fungible film, director kevin smith's new offer to make you the movie distributor, it's making a buzz this morning. we'll tell you about it when we come back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, cal

president joe biden discussing the 2022 budget blueprint at the white house. let's listen in. >> on the loss of prince philip, he was a heck of a guy. he, you know, whether it was his lifetime of service to the united kingdom and the whole commonwealth, visible to everybody for a long, long time. and his bravery, he served in world war ii as well as being a champion of the environment as well as the charitable things he set up. so we really do express our condolences for an extraordinary life led by the prince. i think he's going to be missed particularly in the united kingdom. 99 years old, he never slowed down at all. which i admire that a lot. and today we're meeting on, we're willing an economic briefing here with the team. i sent to congress my funding priorities for the appropriations process including two key public health initiatives that i'm pushing. first is like darpa and the defense department which has developed breakthroughs to protect us and enhance our physical safety, i'm proposing a $6.5 billion appropriation for what we call arpah which is f

breaking news for our viewers, president joe biden making his pitch for the american jobs plan otherwise known as infrastructure, fixing the nation's roads, rails and power lines. but, oh, yeah, also raising corporate taxes. the president hoping for bipartisan support for trillions in new spending but claiming inaction is just not an option. we will go live to the white house for a full recap on the president's comments. meantime, the markets have been pretty mixed for much of this, and they are just that at the moment. in his much-anticipated annual letter, jpmorgan chase chairman and ceo jamie dimon says get ready for the u.s. economy to boom. our floor show trade thers will dissect all of that and more. while astrazeneca is hitting a bump in the road with its coronavirus vaccine, one company is hoping the fda will green light a new drug to treat the deadly disease. neurorx ceo dr. jonathan jaf visit is here to tell us all about it. and a massive semiconductor shortage could mean millions of less cars produced by automakers around the world. our all-star auto panel is here to tell us w

democratic senator joe manchin says he opposes president biden's proposed corporate tax hike and he may not be the only one. edward lawrence broke the story. he is in washington with the latest. edward. reporter: one of the swing votes in all of this, mentioned senator joe manchin says democrats do not have the votes to pass the american rescue plan. the issue rests solely with the corporate tax rate. the rate going up to 28% in the plan. important to hear the senator's words or hear what he is saying to a radio station in west virginia. he is saying six or seven democrats who he feels agree with him, will put america at a lack of competitiveness. he says we cannot throw caution to the wind with raising it to 28%. the senator says that he would support a 25% corporate tax rate. manchin and, hinted that the bill could be broken up into three different parts, adding that the final bill will not look like what is looks like today on paper. this comes as the biden administration is starting those conversations with lawmakers on capitol hill about raising the corporate tax rate to pay for th

joe biden is happily going further and further to the left. my question are they trying to reshape the role of capitalism in this country? >> there is no question. they don't believe in capitalism. they believe in socialism. they are trying to make it appear just a little more government and a little s constitution. the fact is every major part of your life they want to control. they want to tell you not just that there are these vaccines but you must take him. when your kids can go to school and when you can't, what kind of energy company can use them and what energy can't use. they want to control every aspect of your life. at the same time they love to tell us women should have economy over their bodies, they are the most hypocritical political movement we've ever seen in a long time and the american people are going to rise up come the next election. ashley: stuart varney talks a lot about he is a refugee of the socialism that was in place in britain, i remember it vividly having survived it. everything was owned by the government, the tra

basically what joe biden is saying is, i am not interested in getting competitive pricing from vendors that are going to be doing business with the federal government. we want to pay more. now the government doesn't have their own money as you said, neil. that is coming out of the pock pockets of the taxpayers. i just don't understand why there are people that don't understand the economics of this. how does it make sense that the government is saying we want to pay more for services? beyond me. neil: ray, do you, when you look at that, ray, the fallout there, obviously the president is doing this and making good on a campaign promise but the wind at his back is this improving economy. a lot of employers had a devil of a time finding workers right now. we'll talk to one who is quite famous when she was encountering double standard in terms of who gets what kind of treatment from the government a state government but the fact of the matter is, he has got room to do this right now, doesn't he? >> he does. we got a labor shortage. what that will do, double, increase 30, to 50% government

we have joe biden talking about taking the corporate rate all the way to 28%. he's now open to negotiating to 25%. we are expecting individual rates to go back to highest levels of 39.6%, capital gains taxes, also regulatory environment, does that put a damper on all that you're predicting in 2021 and 2022? >> yes, i was careful to talk about this year. everything that you mentioned is on the doorstep but it will take time to implement. in fact, so i'm in total agreement with you and i hesitated to go into next year. the positive outlook out of congress is this soft cap limitation debate. the fact that now the democrats are divided on an issue is going to stall this massive infrastructure, it's going to gum up the works on a lot of other legislation, i don't think they will steam-roll through the trilogy of higher regulation, higher taxes which is going to lead to -- government spending which would lead to inflation. that trilogy of events is dangerous. but i think it's going to slow down because they will have internal debate and they are also smart enough to

on infrastructure -- tell me about that, would something like that pass even though joe biden has a two and quarter trillion bill he's trying to push which is -- very small portion actual infrastructure? >> exactly. the democrats have expanded term infrastructure. you know it is like something from a novel where language is constantly changing now infrastructure means things like home health care. so if we were focused on true infrastructure, roads, bridges, lock and dams airports everyone rural broadband a lot of republicans could get behind as infrastructure. we could get something passed with i would say overwhelming bipartisan support. but the democrats can't do that because they promise the radical base things like -- tax credits, solar power, electric vehicle, fund chg, of course, goes directly to china. and then, of course, these socialist policies higher tax rates, home health care issues which we can have that debate we might be able to support that but don't do it under guys of so-called infrastructure spengsding. spending. >> who is running thingings here who's ideas are this

we are not seeing that even though joe biden was known for that in the senate and as vice president we are not seeing that easy rapport he had with his staff, his cabinet members of the press, not yet at least. neil: we get little inkling of what is going on. fascinating to juxtapose that with donald trump today. it could happen. great seeing you again. looking at the s&p technology stocks, the dow marching along picking up where we left off, four quarters in a row where the market surged 60% more for technology and continuing where they left off after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 4. . if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles and copays, could really add up. even thousands of dollars a year. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what me

liz: new york governor andrew cuomo had a friendship with president joe biden. new york governor andrew cuomo spoke at the democratic convention, andrew cuomo is under investigation for alleges sexual assault and sexual harassment by current and former aides. was this going to bring down present abiding? >> of course not you seen the white house not even commenting strongly. >> i thought there was a party of me too and all other women but once they get power they help their friends in power andn never hold them accountable. liz: great to have you on, come back soon. coming up, fox nation host kat timpf with update on new york democrat saying former 2020 democrat contender andrew yang to be the mayor of new york city after yang was caught on camera laughing at misogynistic comments. that story next. ♪ ♪♪ pilot over radio: right there, right there. [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: g complete. how do you introduce the larger-than-life gmc yukon? with the world's biggest tweet. the next generation gmc yukon. premium that's made to be used. caregiver: so

biden and kamala harris. he hates donald trump, and he speakes out against hate crimes. in fact, a day after the atlanta shootings he posted on facebook, we've all had bad days, but it never justifies hate crimes. and then we find out the day before he allegedly committed a hate crime against an asian-american woman in seattle. he was screaming vulgarities at her including asian b-word, punching his hands into his palms as if he was getting ready to assault her and her two kids. luckily, she was able to get away, but this was not the only instance that he's alleged to have committed something similar. another instance he allegedly cut off two asian women who were driving and a similar circumstance where he used vulgarity against them, citing their asian identity. throwing items at the car. they thought they were going to be assaulted and they, too, were able to speed away. so he has been charged with one count of a hate crime for the three instances. he just recently posted bail, and now he's out awaiting a t

president joe biden saying the report is a reflection of what his administration is doing, spinning it as a pitch for the american jobs plan. listen. >> -- this great news, i need also to make this clear and direct statement to the american people: the progress we have worked so hard to achieve can be reversed. on the economic front, the benefits and the impacts of the american rescue plan are temporary by design. it is a rescue plan. but as we get the economy back on its feet, we need to do the hard work of building back better. >> reporter: that was within the last hour. however, workers are making more in this report, the average hourly earnings increased 4.2% over the last 12 months. still, many of the jobs that need to be added back are in the service industry. two-thirds of the 280,000 people who got jobs in leisure and hospitality were this restaurants, 176,000 in food services and drinking places. construction rebounded after losing 56,000 jobs in february. march adding 110,000 jobs now that the severe weather went away. >> i don't think -- it's been a year now. the pandemic's

joe biden is said enough court packing over the years, joe? >> president roosevelt clearly had the right to send to the united states senate and ice age senate a pack the court but as a bonehead idea basic stood firm and 37 the court packing attempt is particular example descendents resolve in today's debates respect i would not get into court packing. we have three justices next time around we lose control they have three justices. we begin to lose any credibility the court has it all. the last thing we need to do is turn the supreme court into political football. whoever is the most votes gets whatever they want. presidents come and go supreme court justices stay for generations. kennedy: would do words matter to president biden? the democrats really unhinged enough to still the only institution they don't control? stop the still joining me now kate at windsor to constitutional studies is the author of supreme disorder judicial nominations and the politics of america's highest court. what better person to talk to than ilia shapiro welcome ba

joe biden says these spending programs are very popular. start telling people the truth. this is spend us into bankruptcy plan. that can't continue forever and the reason it is happened to this point, neil, there has never been any consequences to our wild spending. sooner or later the bill will come due. at that point it will be too late. neil: well you might be right. this has happened under republican and democratic administrations and congresses alike, so i don't see it slowing down, shana. one bit of honesty on crafting the infrastructure plan, especially those democrats who are advocating don't bring the corporate rate up to 28%, more like 25%, the administration is seriously considering not finding way to pay for that. in other words, all right, we'll bite the rate, maybe bring it to 25%, not 28%. we don't have to look for comparable means of making up that dough, what does that tell you? >> well, tells me that they're not looking for creative ways to do this. and you know, raising taxes is just the easy answer. it is not good for re-election. so i don't know how l

he is saying president joe biden, you're committing economic blackmail. what you did was, quote, disgusting and morally reprehensible. biden pushed major league baseball to yank its all-star game out of georgia, and mlb did that today. what's your reaction to this story? >> well,s this is absolutely outrageous, elizabeth. this is mob rule at its best, and the president's being absolutely deceitful. he hasn't read the bill. you know he hasn't read the legislation was if he had, he wouldn't say what he has said. the legislation itself actually provides for 17 days of early voting, more than many states including new york, allows for drop boxes or absentee ballots in every single one of 159 counties in our state, something that the president's state, delaware, doesn't do, makes it so that no excuse absentee voting is allowed, again, something that many states don't do including delaware, the president's home state, and provides for an id, requiring an id for voting, for absent see voting, something that 35 other states do. sos this is just, this is absolute

neil: all right, so, the bloom is off that new administration rose between joe biden and the chamber of commerce, it wasn't expected to be all smooth , steve moore back with us , katherine rooney. steve, you know, you guys had your differences with the chamber as well, over other issues namely the trade battles, but this gets back to basics on taxes, and the chamber is worried this is going to have damaging effects on business, business hiring practices, do you agree with that? >> there's no question it will, neil. look we're living in a global economy. the american companies whether they're small businesses or american corporations are competing against china and japan, and germany, and france, and mexico. when we put our tax plan together for trump, we were looking at how do we enhance the competitiveness of our business, how do we make them tax competitive, how do we make them competitive in terms of trade and in terms of the regulatory burden and we lowered all of those , and it worked. i mean, my goodness i've got a figure for you, neil that you majority it not have heard before

joe biden's win only encouraged them to dig in their heels, tax more, spend more that is what new york is doing, even though they got a 12 billion-dollar bailout from the feds. new york state just approved a budget which dramatically raises spend and raises taxes on the hated rich. new york will have the highest taxes in the nation even beating california and would you believe there is a 2 billion-dollar fund in that new york budget which will make payments to illegals who did not get federal help. according to the state's gop chair some will get checks for $25,000. how is this going to grow new york's economy? answer, it won't. it may get democrats elected because they're buying vote. who cares about the rich but all those people who left for low tax florida, tennessee, texas, elsewhere will be very unhappy returning to the same old, same old. the national media, heavily concentrated in new york continues to trash successful republican states. witness the hit job "60 minutes" did on florida's governor detan sis. they wouldn't go after andrew cuomo or gavin newsom and all their scandal

president joe biden talked with republicans before but not taken any advice or suggestions from them. white house press secretary jen psaki was asked about that about 90 minutes ago. listen. >> our objective at this point in time is to hear and listen to all of those and to determine what the path forward may look like in coordination and cooperation. we have, the president's bottom line here that the only thing we cannot do is, is fail to invest in our nation's infrastructure, rebuild our economy and create millions of jobs. reporter: so on paper you have now a $2.25 trillion american jobs plan. republicans are also concerned about other progressive items that are being pushed forward like the green new deal too. senator bernie sanders, senator elizabeth warren, senator edward markey plan to introduce that on the senate side. on house side, alexandria ocasio-cortez plans to introduce the same bill. it was retrofits for public housing and for climate change. democrats trying to pack the supreme court. they want to add justices seats as well as possibly making d.c. a statehood. so we a

see like joe biden coming in when his the crack open up to a chasm? what is the issue? >> it's real easy to project unity when you have just one control of both chambers of commerce and the white house. and you have also decided money isn't real anymore, right? this is holding the parties together at the moment they've all basically decided to discard any pretense of fiscal responsibility. that allows them to do everything for everyone instead of walk into the kitchen and paying off all the cooks the dormant in the guy bringing out his table he's paying off all of the different elements. for a while right? it's some point you run out of other people's money to spend that point the fissures in the democratic party we already started to see are going to be more apparent. they are going to make it harder for the coalition to continue governing. kennedy: it is interesting. nowadays people do not really want to do anything they want to seemed like they're doing something. i think that's what establishment democrats are doing that their trendiest hashtags and language to seem

neil: so in your gut, doctor, is joe biden a legitimate president of the united states? >> well, it doesn't really matter what my gut says. what matters is are we going to be open and fair about this and about elections in general. we need to make sure that we have a system that half the people aren't skeptical of. and the only way to do that is to be open and fair. we've got to be transparent. and if we keep hiding things and we keep trying to punish people who want to know answers, all that does is increase suspicion. you know, these are things that we can learn from history. there are so many people who want to obliterate history even. history gives you your unite, your identity gives you your beliefs. we need to have strong beliefs to weather the storm that's coming by people who want to fundamentally change this nation. neil: ben carson, very good catching up with you. thank you very, very much. the former hud secretary, ben carson. the dow up 235 points. we'll have a lot more after this. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. inde

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this as joe biden is negotiating and trying to get us back into the iran deal. by the way, we should point out there was a meeting on this a week and-a-half ago. the u.s. wasn't invited. it was china, russia, iran, talking about the iran deal. what's your take on this near collision in the persian gulf? >> this is, as you said, it's done by the revolutionary guards and they work for the supreme leader. they're not a part of the normal military org. of any -- organization. what i think has taken place is a couple things. first of all, this used to be a pattern of behavior in the past. it was done mostly because it gets a lot of press, it's done mostly for our allies in the region where iran is demonstrating to them, it, we're the major power in the middle east. the united states is a foreign interventionist. look at us, we can intimidate and harass the united states at will here. our allies don't buy into it. they don't see the united states as being weakened as a result of this. they know who the real maritime power is in the persian gulf to be sure. but why now

it's exactly what joe biden has been doing. but it's amazing to me that you see people like the mlb and corporations attacking georgia over the voting law and not saying a peep about hr1. i mean, hr1 when you start looking at hr1 it's incredible. it's so clear what it is, an effort to put democrats in power for forever from hr1 but no comments from the mlb or delta air lines for that matter. >> and you know, and i go further than that. when the nfl donates one quarter of a billion with a b dollars to black lives matter, to a communist organization, as i said last weekend, we just -- we don't go to football games, don't watch football games. 100 years ago touching back on your last guest, 100 years ago vladimir leni nsaid when it comes time to hang the capitalists they will sell us the rope. these big corporations, big tech, the swamp, mainstream media are all pushing the same poison, every human being in the country, every god fearing american citizen has a personal duty to stand up against them and say no, we will not tolerate

. ♪ ♪ ashley: ev makers pushing higher today after the department of transportation said joe biden's $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan includes $100 billion in electric vehicle rebates. that's a lot. along with $a 15 billion for charging stations. of course, that is huge for companies like tesla and general motors which have already exhausted their allotments with the current incentive package. right now the system allows each automaker to sell 200,000 plug-in vehicles and offer a tax credit of up to $7500 for each depending on the size of the battery. but after that the credit drops to half for the next two quarters and then half again until it's completely phased out. this obviously couldn't come at a better time formotors. it just unveiled its late latest hummer ev suv, fy i, with up to if300 miles of range. the company just confirmed it will be pollution an all-electric chevy silverado and, by the way, gm announcing this morning it is testing a variety of battery technologies aimed at cutting everything v battery costs -- ev battery costs. that is a lot of news. all right. well,

joe biden is leading us down that exact same route. >> and get ready it's coming like a freight train on tracks that need infrastructure help. jonathan we appreciate your time tonight, great perspective as always. now, more good news to report the vaccine front it's potentially bad news for teachers who are trying to avoid returning to classrooms. today, pfizer announcer : vaccine is a 1 100% effective for children age 12 -- 15 parts up pole went out for the teachers claim to that excuse. despite that many educators still are not teaching in person like in san diego, california or in person classes will be held until april 12. at the earliest. but some teachers in the same schools are now volunteering to teach classes for illegal immigrant children being held in government facilities, in person for the rate of covid cases among kids in that facility are reportedly 9% while the rate of infection san diego broadly is 0.0018. schools are not safe they insist as they show up at much less safe facilities, in terms of covid commented teach kids in person who are not their students. while th

you know, i think everyone anticipated that if joe biden was elected president, there would be raising of taxes, and included in that would be a capital gains raise. but not to, not to basically double it. i mean, that's what he's talking about. you know, people are saying it's a 20% marginal increase. that's wrong. it is a 100% increase plus that 3.8%, plus the state overlay. i mean, states like california, new york, new jersey that are now seeing migrations of the top, if you will, investors out of those states, i mean, they're going to be booking their flights right now. i mean, it's just a foolish proposal. people don't mind paying more taxes to help the economy grow and prosper. and particularly to help those who need help the most. but this is not that, neil. s this is almost a venezuelan/cuban proposal. that is, let's make the rich poor, and let's assume that the poor will become rich. i mean, that's just fallacy. neil: we'll see what happens. it is wild. dick grasso, thank you very much. a lot of you have been e-mailing when we were talking about this market watch study. the la

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biden to share their thoughts on how to bring this chip crisis to an end. but wait til you see the true impacts of the semi slowdown on car showroom floors. celebrity motor car company owner, he's got six dealerships, tom maoili, what he would normally have, a hundred suvs, would you believe me if i told you he's got fewer than ten because of the ship shortage? what it means for potential car buyers. now, right this second the president at this moment is meeting with bipartisan members of congress about his $2.5 trillion infrastructure plan. we've got the ceo of one of the top companies poised to benefit from it. steel giant ceo lorenzo is joining us in a fox business exclusive. loving the the idea of this. investors await a slew of economic data and the start of earnings season this week. any gains for the dow and s&p would make a new record close if we see a late session turn-around. you guys never know what's going to happen in the final hour. the nasdaq down 76, this after emerging from correction territory back on friday. but let us begin with a fox bu

that america is a lot more conservative than the aoc, bernie sanders, joe biden assault on merck we saw in the joint address to congress. brian: corporations are going one way, but small businesses are out there saving we desperately need somebody to stand up to us because the weight of this $6 trillion in spending, taxes, regulation, is going to fall on us. how do republicans thread that needle between distancing from corporations but still standing up for the small business? >> well that is exactly it right there. that is, forget multinational corporations. they can take care of themselves. work towards small business. encourage entrepreneurship. help those small business owners. also help the american worker, pay attention to main street america, not wall street. that is a winning formula because a winning formula to take back power in washington is multiethnic working class coalition, if republicans stick back to the message not only retake the white house in 2022, retake the white house in 2024. donald trump thought that with the america first agenda and smart path forward. brian:

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i think joe biden knows that. i don't think that he believes the things that are cog out of his mouth. i certainly don't believe he wrote the things that are coming out of his mouth and i don't think he remembers the things that he said that came out of his said when it was going to be a long dark winter. this is a man that does not seem to have mental faculties about him and not fooling the american people and he's not fooling anybody abroad and right now america as a country looks tremendously weakened. maria: one of the reasons that you had such a big showing from the black community for president trump in election 2020. let me get your take on where you think the community is today under biden policies and whether or not you see support there from the minorities and the black american community. >> if you ever want to check the temperature of how the minorities are doing and what party they are trending towards to, you need to read the mainstream media narrative which is castigating hispanic men and black men

finally, joe biden, joe biden getting her own comic book. once again, she's more animated than her husband. jill bio, it will be called female force, not to be confused with governor cuomo's comic forced female. [laughter] the comic retraces jails childhood, her the white house and will explore her origin story of being bitten by a radioactive doctor. that's a little embellished but still more legit than how she became a doctor. a smash hit this morning joe biden said it was the best comic book he's ever read, and he especially loved the pretty pictures. the colic is actually out yet, he was referring to the daily briefing. now all they need is a strong super villain for doctor jill to do battle with. may i suggest major killer dog attacks officials with reckless abandonment or she could fight the staircase that assaulted her husband. good revenge plot line there. maybe you just stick to the classics like the joker. [laughter] we'll be right back. ... >> thanks for watching the show tonight and sticking with me all week long. please check ou

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today joe biden says that has already happened for 80% of them. back i am pleased to report according to cdc estimates over 80% of teachers, school staff, and childcare workers received at least one shot by the end of march. >> sure shot will now l.a. teachers have been granted another concession. and there long and ridiculous list of demands the school district announced this week l.a. teachers will receive a $500 monthly stipend for childcare, per child so they can return to work. frontline healthcare workers they don't get that. neither do grocery store workers. so why are teachers more deserving of childcare money than the rest of it? and what will they demand next? while they hold our children hostage. this is so ridiculous. i have been in the system with very freshly with the union and the union leadership. this is not within the purview of government. i am sorry. >> i am glad you mentioned teachers. almost all teachers of my all my friends or public school teachers really care about the students. they add explicitly their negotiating bodies

larry: joe biden the far left progressive we've ever had an office, look at some of his ideas, hiking taxes, expanded the welfare state, tacking business and fossil fuel, more regulation, court packing, the list goes on and on, renegotiating china and iran, chairwoman radha mcdaniel, you know, you're a great lady, i love you and always did what you told me too do. but i gotta tell you with all of the far left nonsense, if you don't lead us to a sweep and the midterms next year you're going to have to hang it up. all right, that is made that with you, what say you. >> i will take that bet, i love you right back at you. four seats away from taking back the house and retiring nancy pelosi. one from taking back the senate, history is on our side but more than anything biden is restoring this country, republicans ever opening businesses, democrats ever opening border, raising country. bigger peanut we know freedom matters and that's what will be on k the ballot in 2022. larry: there you go, get all fired up. i know you can do it i just wanted to hear youea say it i needed to hear you say i

nancy pelosi, joe biden, and chuck schumer. they remind me of the wizard of oz one has no brain one has no heart, and other has no courage opinion and they're being let known by what i should not being led by -- dorothy and toto but the wicked windchill of the south stacey abrams and we have to bring that to a stop. maria: you're making a lot of charges vernon this morning a lot of voters wants to see a fighter there we heard from christian anderson from washington times she said people republican voters want to see a fighter so that's one thing but i want to ask you about voting laws in georgia because of all of this upset from a handful of companies and the major league baseball. disney is upcoming superhero sequel black panther 2 says it will not move production from georgia despite criticism over the new voting law. director ryan says he condemning law he believes moving the production will cause more harm than good. will smith's new movie emancipation is one film moved over the law. vernon tell me about the law and what th

joe biden is doing the same thing. in major league baseball, what i think is one of the worst decisions i ever seen in our country, politicizing the great american pastime. it is terrible for our kids. it is terrible for the small business people and hard-working georgians that are getting screwed by pulling the all-star game. they're going to a state that is no better than us. we have a 51% african-american population in the metro atlanta area where the all-star game was supposed to be. moving to an area in denver, great town, but it is 10% african-american. so they're hurting people they're supposedly trying to be helping not in the voting bill we just passed. stuart: sir, you were one of the first, i think you were the first state in august of last year to start rolling back some of the restrictions on business and personal activity. and as of today you're rolling back more covid restrictions in your state. how are you doing? how is the economy of georgia doing? >> doing great. we reopened well before august. you kn

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