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neil: governor, what capacity is coors field now and at what capacity do you expect it to be at by the time of the all-star game? >> they're among the parks, i think, with the exception of texas, the most capacity of any stadium, they're at about half capacity which for our normal rockies home games, frankly, neil, that's-- we're happy if we sell out half capacity on a normal home game. so our capacity is over 50,000 and i think we're at 21,000 or something like that. by july, it should be full. you know, with the timeline of the administration of the vaccine, everyone who wants it will be able to get it mid to late may, that means immunity mid to late june, so, there's a couple week buffer there, we're glad to have that, but should be no problem to be back at full capacity. neil: you've been very diligent not loosen things too quickly and warned of a fourth wave of the virus in your state and i guess you've seen, you know, a lot of the new cases that have developed are some of these variants. so how would you characterize the virus right now in colorado? >> so, we're pretty much follo

let's go to a live look now at coors field in denver. colorado, which the mlb has reportedly picked as the new homes of the all-star game. the league pulled out of atlanta last week in protest of georgia's new voting law. the controversy made its way to texas where governor greg abbott refused to throw out the first pitch at the rangers home opener. he accused the mlb of pushing a, quote, false narrative about the georgia law. meanwhile senator marco rubio demanded mlb commissioner rob man ford give up his manipulate to augusta national. it will be interesting to see the developments that continue to come out on and this if rob man ford has a response. steve: that's right. because, as it turns out. it's actually harder to vote in colorado than it is in georgia. brian: oops? ainsley: 7:20 on the east coast. thank you, jillian. antifa's anti-police antics and the defund movement pushing portland police officers to their breaking point now and many are turning in their badges. what's next? our next guest lives in portland and confronted pro

major league baseball moving this year all-star game to coors field. they will make the plans for the mid summer classic official today. on friday the mlb announced the decision to move the game out of atlanta in response to georgia's new voting law, a move that could cost the city millions in potential revenue. they should have read the bill and the law before coming out against it. time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your morning. joining me now is chief investment officer, nancy tangler, investment fund chairman dennis gartman and payne capital management president, ryan payne. thank you for being here. dennis, kicking it off with you. we're expecting a lower opening for the broader averages this morning. we had another record setter yesterday. the dow and s&p 500 finished at record highs in the first trading session after the holiday. fiscal stimulus, vaccinations flooding the u.s., obviously pushing stocks higher. where are you allocating capital? what sectors do you want to focus on here? >> first of all, ts elliott said apri

. >> a pretty good assignment today, good morning to the mile high city, we are standing outside of coors field where mlb day kicks off today. it will be exciting for the fans because last year due to covid things got mixed you could say, fans couldn't be in the state of the this year is different, listen to what they had to say about their excitement getting back. >> i'm born and raised in denver. even if it is 50%, people cheering, looked a lot better. >> super excited, we are season-ticket holders, like a huge baseball family so getting off the internet to get tickets. >> is covid still a risk? >> know. i'm a nurse and i'm vaccinated, we are a to go have fun even if that means we have to wear masks. >> i'm excited to be back in a baseball game and sit in the stands having a hot dog and having a little bit of normalcy. >> this year i'm not so sure. >> the rockies are at 42.6% capacity, the second highest capacity behind the texas rangers which is at 100%, the white sox a 20%, red sox at 12%, dodgers 20%, so are the yankees and the mets, the kicker with those two is you have to show proo

that three day event and as much as $100 million will now go to colorado coors field. harris, back to you. >> harris: steve, thank you very much. senator lindsey graham is calling out president biden for using incendiary and divisive language about the new georgia voting law. watch. >> they are calling all of us racist because we won't give in to this power grab. they play the race card morning, noon, and night. i am tired of it. i think it's cheap. i think it's sick for the president of the united states, joe biden, who has been a friend for years, to say that what they are doing in georgia is jim crow 2.0. some of you got families that lifted jim crow. -- lived through jim crow. >> harris: senator john kennedy is here republican from louisiana. good to see you, senator. i want to get your top line thoughts where we are with this. i haven't heard the word race more than just this week in a very long time in politics. >> harris, i don't hate anybody. and i try to see grace wherever i can find it. but the decision by mr. rob manfred, the commissioner of major league bas

. >>> major league baseball has officially named coors field in denver, colorado, as the new site of this year's all-star game. the announcement from the league yesterday made no mention of georgia's controversial new voting law that prompted mlb to move the mid summer classic out of atlanta. the democratic senator john hickenhooper spelled things out in a statement saying, quote. the game is set to be played july 13th. >>> let's turn to the action on the diamond. last night in new york city, yankees ace gerrit cole appears to be feeling right at home in the bronx. striking out 13 batters over seven innings of work against my orioles last night. the new york lineup did its part. jay bruce with a solo shot in the second inning for his first home run in pinstripes and aaron judge a three-run bomb at the bottom of the eighth. yankees beat the orioles 7-2. sigh. all right. now to boston. we had extra innings last night. the red sox appear to be on the ropes in the bottom of the 12th. trailing the rays by a run with two outs and two runners on base. then this. >> that one is driven to rig

. >> those critical of the all-star game being moved to coors field point out to that georgia still has more voting days in colorado. and 51% black, denver's 9.2% black, the wokes are at it again. selection place new restrictions on voting by mail and adds voter i.d. requirements. mandates to saturdays of early voting ahead of general elections instead of just one and two sundays as optional, opponents say the new law allows election supervisors to be replaced by the state legislature. georgia based corporations coca-cola and delta join in on the criticism. irritating some in congress. >> republicans drink coca-cola too and we fly. and we like baseball. if i was running a major corporation i would stay out of politics. >> the kentucky senator taking a page from tar heel greek michael jordan. >> bret: steve harrigan in atlanta, thanks. to the southern border, seeing just how devastating the migrant surge has been, especially for the most vulnerable. correspondent alex hogan in south texas. >> heartbreaking video of a little boy east of rio grande city asking border agents to help him. >>

curveball over the state's controversial new voting law moving the all-star game to a new home, denver's coors field and taking with it millions of tourist revenue all of it from atlanta. >> look at the damage that's already happened to our state. $100 million has been lost. >> overnight the mayor issued a new executive order taking steps to reduce the impact of some parts of the law including training city staff on voter registration, educating residents on how to obtain the i.d. needed for absentee voting and developing psas around new voting deadlines and timeliness. critics say that the law restricts access to the ballot especially among black voters and that atlanta, a democratic stronghold would be hit especially hard, but republicans are crying foul saying the law makes elections more secure and accusing the league of caving to cancel culture. >> i'll tell you who's getting screwed. it's the little guy. it's the little guy that's working georgia and working in the bars, taverns and hotels that now are not going have guests. >> reporter: all of it comes after two major georgia-based comp

your backyard i invite all of you to go to tucker's house for a barbecue, where i'm sure he puts out coors light, and then drinks the sam adams you brought. sane people know what biden was saying most people have been following public health advice because they don't want to get their friends and family sick and vice versa. but if we all do our part, we can safely gather again this summer it wasn't a directive. it wasn't a mandate. i wasn't an executive order. it was just a suggestion like, you should wear a helmet on your motorcycle or don't eat raw chicken. but over at fox news whose slogan might as well be, "we run with the scissors," they're so desperate to play the victim, they'll take even the mildest suggestion and try to turn it into a don't tread on me moment. we all know the type the people who fall apart when they see no substitutions on the menu [ groans ] "but i had my heart set on a blp. bacon, lettuce and potato. it will shock you to learn that this criticism of biden has not stuck either so now they're on to another line slamming him for not giving trump credit for the vacc

the associated press reporting the game will take place at coors field in denver. colorado allows fewer days of early voting than georgia. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: it was a wild first hour. see if we can top it with this one. >> bill: i think we shall, right? major georgia-based corporations that bashed the state's new voting law now facing boycott calls themselves. the critics say it's hypocritical for them to stay in the peach state. karl rove former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor with us today. good morning to you. as we've done with many of our guests this morning a lot to get to. jump off on what is on your mind as you look at this now. >> well, major league baseball, as you may know they are headquartered a few blocks from new york. home of major league baseball forbids no excuse absentee voting which is allowed in georgia. you have to have an excuse in new york. you have to be absent from the county, you have to be ill, a primary caregiver or in jail,

it will now be at coors field in colorado. >> nice to see you at the ballpark again today. >> dana: let's bring in our panel. josh holmes and juan williams my co-host on the five. 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 gingri

reporter: that three-day event will be at coors field in colorado this july. stuart? stuart: got it. steve harrigan there, thank you very much, steve. more than 20,000 migrant youngsters are now in u.s. custody after crossing our southern border. it's a disaster. it is a dire situation. we've got a live report for you from the texas side of the border straight ahead. first though, president biden using the power of his pen to take some action on gun control today. i will ask texas congressman, former navy seal dan crenshaw what he thinks about all of this. gun control from the president. we'll discuss it in a moment. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and so small but it's a fraction of the cost of the other devices. they cost thousands less. it's insanely user friendly. you take the hearing test online, the

going to take to the tune of $100 million in cobb county down in georgia because they have moved it to coors field in the great state of colorado. ainsley: i know, even the democrats in that area because, consider, if you look at atlanta. it's more than 50% african-american. if you look at den, very it's less than 10% 9.2% african-americans. and everyone, actually, who owns a business in atlanta is being hit by this because they were expecting all these patrons to stay in the hotels and eat at the restaurants and now the democrat in that area are speaking out. this is the chair of the cobb county democrat she tells "the washington post" i think he probably should have not weighed in as push came to shove i know some of the local officials were disappoint that he had weighed. in it's going to get a story and get attention and it snowballs. brian: you are telling another state to kick out major league gaivel pass time because you personally, mr. president, don't like the put in place now that the pandemic is over. i got bad news for you. it's going to get worse, because there were 360 election

by the way, the governor of colorado, yesterday, said that in an announcement it was going to be at coors field, said that they think the state of colorado and the city of denver will make $190 million. not 100 million. that's what we hear from georgia $190 million. now the people of georgia are going hey wait a minute. we're missing out on all that money, really is that a good idea? well, yesterday, our white house correspondent peter doocy asked joe biden, all right, you were behind boycotting georgia, and applied to the all-star game. does it apply to that golf course? listen. >> it's a master's golf tournament to be moved out of georgia. i think that's up to the masters look it is reassuring to see that for-profit operations and businesses are speaking up about these new jim crow laws are just who we are. the other side is when they in fact move out of georgia, the people who need the help the most, people who are making hourly wages, sometimes could hurt the most, but it's the best way to deal with this is for georgia and other states to smarten up. brian: he just casually says oh ,

meanwhile the rockies defeating the defending champion dodgers at coors field. and the phillys getting the walkoff in the tenth inning against the braves. >> two out. and another foul ball over reilly's glove into left field and the phillies have won it. carley: the rbi single sealing the 3-2 win. not every team made it out to the ballgame on opening day. the mets and the nationals waiting until at least saturday to start the season after three nats players came up positive for covid-19. the lingering threat, brian. brian: absolutely. we can't forget about that and we don't. carley, thank you. meanwhile, let's talk about this. harrison, sacramento, california waiting on a mea culpa from one latin teacher for a controversial remarks on their push to open up schools. the guy's name is day monday harmony of jfk john f. kennedy high school writing i'm as disappointed as well as surprised last week we had to hear about all the cynical, pearl-clutching faux emergency albeit structural white supremacist hysteria. this is not a country club our teachers are not wait sta

host: that led major league baseball to pull the all-star game from atlanta, now taking place at coors field in denver, colorado. pressure from companies based in georgia like delta and coca-cola. can you explain? guest: as the pressure mounted from activists, voting rights activists from democrats and other critics of the law, pressure focused on george's major corporations to speak out against these changes. in other states, too, but in georgia, business groups play an outsized role in civic debates. in the last few years, coca-cola, all of these atlanta-based fortune 500 companies have had a seat at the table for major decisions not only involving their bottom line but infrastructure, reputational programs, religious liberty debate, tax hikes, all of those things they have played a seminal role. now you have activists saying voting rights is a fundamental issue for american democracy. where are you on this debate? many of them sidestepped it, many of them still are, mild statements about how they support fairness and integrity at the ballot box. but one week after governor kemp sign