pete: you've done that? will: signing bonuses, raising wages, you're doing appreciation bonuses, and you're still under staffed by 50%? >> yes, sir. will: on top of being under staffed this has to be one of the busiest weeks of the year for you. >> the families that are in town come here because it's more of a family atmosphere, and then , you know, buffalo wild wings and so forth, they get packed because of the tvs so it's just good for everybody really. pete: you got a lot of customers in here right now. what's your capacity are you at 100%? >> no, you know, it's crazy because governor ivy with the state of alabama just lifted a couple of weeks ago the capacity but we've really stayed maybe 55% capacity. we're opening up in phases. we are still busy. pete: why wouldn't you go state to 100? >> we just don't have the staff we're hoping by middle or end of may we will be open at 100%. will: we were just talking about what race week looks like in a normal year. >> this year obviously they still have some covid

that is pete hegseth. he usually appears with a big smile because he is a very positive kind of guy but not so this morning. i think he is reacting to the president's speech last night. go ahead, pete, react. >> oh, man, stuart, you're right. what a long, boring, ultimately very radical speech and i think that's what allowed him to do what he has done so far. he is spot on. he wants to take us further than socialism. he wants us to be europe. he said in the campaign, i'm not a socialist. you know me, i'm the guy from scranton. you know me from the senate. this is not who i am. i am not a radical. that enabled him to pull the wool over the eyes or attempt to at least for the american people, reads the teleprompter of the most radical speech we heard in a generation in that chamber from a president of the united states. bill famously said the era of big government is over. this is the ear of big government is back. mentioned your grandson kenneth, that is awesome, bolsters analogy i was going to use this mor

and you know, with pete buttigieg, when he was a mayor in indiana, his nickname was pothole pete. there were a lot of complaints he couldn't fill potholes in his hometown where he was mayor of, rather. we're talking about a historic blowout, supersized government even gina raimondo, commerce secretary says, yeah, middle class taxpayers, your taxes will go up. you know what is going to happen, ford? they will lose in the midterms just like clinton lost the house in the midterms and obama did in 2010 and lost the senate, the democrats lost the senate in 2014. do you think that is what is coming? >> well, here's the point, yes, the commerce secretary is absolutely right, if you raise the corporate tax from 21 to 28% it will be the largest tax hike on the middle class since 1968. they will see it in the paychecks. see it in the 401(k)s. see it in the cost of goods and services they produce. here is what i think, the democrats believe the pandemic has been the greatest political tool since the great depression. they will put every progressive thing through, if they lose the midterms el

on the transportation front, pete buttigieg saying there will be republican support. saying on fox news he has no doubt there will be. >> really want republican senator on this plan. whether in the end whether they decide to support this plan is up to them. we'll do everything we can to earn their support. the president welcomes ideas on this. i'm on the phone every day with members of both parties, seeing what they like, where the concerns are, since infrastructure is bipartisan priority among the american people, we would love to have nothing more than a bipartisan vote on that here in washington. neil: all right. mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader has anything to do or say about it, that does not seem likely. the senate republican honcho saying he does not think there are any republican votes for this package as things stand now. go to republican congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin, what he makes of that congressman, what do you think? you have had a chance to digest some of the things president biden wants to do with this. would you support it as it

rural american, mostly middle income not low-income who live in like south bend, indiana where mayor pete was before he came to washington. that's going to be a tax hike that hit americans who cannot afford it right now not to mention it'll trickle down to other consumers using ridesharing apps and et cetera, this is put under the infrastructure but what it is is a lot off liberal priorities and a wish list they want to ram through. elizabeth: they talk about carbon taxes, fuel taxes, that will hit the middle class already gas prices have doubled since the trump administration, the other thing a lot of green energy product like solar panel are made in china but china admits two times more carbon dioxide than the u.s., it is almost like the biden plan is to going to put more gsc in co2 into the atmosphere because of where the spending is going to go on the green energy products made by china, do you see that too? >> that was the point that we made in the trump administration when we point out, the biggest offender on the planet is admissions with china and nothing has hold them accountable

biden-boot boot -- pete boot bo. this is another pals apples to apples kind of comparison. what do you think of the fact check there? >> if they are concerned ranking lower, put more emphasis on infrastructure than spending things that are note infrastructure, not a multiplier, not investment in our communities. we're not seeing that. they are really concerned about infrastructure, why are we not seeing more out of this bill? i had a meeting with 40 of our stakeholders in the north texas area, transportation stakeholders i asked them what are you looking at in the bill? what are you concerned with a 26-page top line. none of us have seen with any kind of level of detail. these are kind of buzzwords that we've seen. we're very clear, number one what we're looking for, this will be one shot at the apple. it is a $2.3 trillion spend. we'll have one shot, if we do that, what are the opportunity costs we're missing you're not including in this bill? i think a perfect example, talking about roads and bridges, they have 10 bridges they identified. 10. in next 10, 20 years, how man

way too long question of joining me tonight fox and friends we can coast author of modern warriors, pete is here, welcome nice to see you. >> hi katie good to see you. kennedy: we are in agreement on this that bring joy to my heart. the doomsayers in both the parties is not just republicans but it is not just what people would consider the usual suspects you have saying the same thing but there is zero justification for any more per traction and afghanistan, what are your thoughts? >> i agree the academy. mitch mcconnell once us to stay until his measure when the enemy is vanquished is reached. when will that be? exactly. listen, i am as you know at recovering neo- conservative prick took me a long time to give the hubris about human nature and what we could do at the end of a rifle in afghanistan. but once you have been there, seen it and understand what we are up against you understand why this is a tragic at this .20 years in waste of resources prick does not take away from the heroism so many gave their ice out firsthand. but ultimately what do we get from what we put in? in a world

i think it may or pete been onto something. we could come up with a more taxpayer efficient monomer we have the high-speed rail tagus just a few miles for the photooptical we all get off, and goer we are headed for if you are looking at technology that will give us trains that are somewhat faster than the ones we have now and exponentially more of expensive to maintain. the reason we been talk that is a pipe dream since before i was born is because they are a bad idea on a national level per day might work on a major metro area where that mass transit is needed per let them pay for you don't need the other children 70 million americans that would never use it have to pay for it as well. >> they're going to have a high-speed rail from fresno to merced in california in 2033 that's what that is supposed to be completed. no its not know it's not it's never gonna happen. imagine the technology that will increase in air travel in that time. kennedy: we will have teleportation all be the flavor think it's much party panel, gary, laura

look at pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary. he was caught on camera driving his car, his suv up to work and then basically, getting a bicycle out of the back of the car in order to make it look like he is bicycling to his job in order to appear that he is green and you know, progressive and liberal. i mean this is insanity. this is, this is cuckoo. what do you think? >> it shows you, elizabeth, they have no limit. there is no limit to their hypocrisy. whether creating shell corporation after shell corporation, taking advantage of the tax code that as senator johnson pointed out, has so many inconsist consists in it, they want to criticize others at the same time doing what they are critical of. this is just, it is laughable that pete buttigieg would literally drive a black suv to within biking distance of his office, get out, get on the bike, trying to get a photo-op. do as i say, not as i do. elizabeth: question. looks like takes awful lot of work to do all of that with that photo shoot. congressman emmer, thanks so much. why

in about a half hour, treasury secretary pete buttigieg will be taking questions, presumably, at the white house about the infrastructure bill that's out there. we'll see what he has to say as well. neil? neil: all right, griff, thank you very much. my friend griff jenkins at the white house. we should, you know, posit here that this spending is part of the two-tiered project. you've got the skinny budget, largely discretionary projects, nothing to do with defense for the most part, and then the grand enchilada, if you will, down the road when we get the rest of the budget. but we're talking some eye-popping numbers. bob i cusack, editor-in-chief of the hill. not surprising each administration has its own priorities. these ones are the exact opposite priorities of his predecessor, but this is fairly sweeping. what do you make of it? >> oh, this is going to be a very difficult task because on the infrastructure democrats are leaning into green jobs and climate change, and that scares off a lot of republicans. and then, of course, the tax component. when you're raising taxes almost in

pete hegseth, put them on the screen. peaches at a diner in georgia and we are going to talk about george in a moment, but first you are a bitcoin guy. you have to be happy as a clam and by the way, i expect you to buy all the patrons in that diner breakfast because of your bitcoin success. reporter: stuart, i wish i owned it as much as i talk about it i am a crypto evangelist and i believe it's the future. i agree with your previous cost. i'm checking the bitcoin price on the coinbase wallet right now and ultimately i was having a text exchange with a friend of mine, big fan of your show, by the way. he is skeptical, remains skeptical and thinks it's a bubble. he understand it, but is skeptical about the veracity over time. we had an exchange about that, so there are still a lot of institutional investors and traders sitting on the sidelines because they were waiting for the government at large or the fcc what they would do with crypto peer crypto has arrived. it's playing well well in some spaces with regulators and ult

chris wallace, foxnews chris wallace called out transportation secretary pete buttigieg. he made false claims about the number of jobs they have the structure plan would create. watch this. >> you as 19 million it's actually 2.7 million which is a bunch, but not what you said. >> is part of a scenario that moody says will create 19 million jobs, but the bottom line is it's going to add jobs and this is a direct reputation of people who are saying otherwise, so yeah you are correct i should be precise. the difference in jobs that particular analysis suggests is 2.7 million more, that is a great place to be. stuart: 19 million, 2.7 million, that's a huge difference. any comment on that, ed yardeni? >> you know, politicians are awfully good at claiming their policies are crating jobs. the reality is its companies, businesses and proprietorships that create jobs in the problem is the government very often gets in the way of that. i'm actually impressed by how well the economy has recovered even on the employment front despite the meddling of the-- of washington. clearly lots

undercut the vaccine and we have to look at it is a great piece of technology that will improve your pete personal life. kennedy: speaking of spreader, i was reading an article about people who attend orgies, or orgies safe if all participants have been vaccinated? >> probably safe from covid but there's probably something else to be scared of. [laughter] kennedy: you don't even need a mosquito net, you will catch it. thank you so much. kennedy: worker in alabama, voted on whether or not to form a unit but it's much bigger than amazon. what effect will it have on the prices you pay and what does it say about freedom? he's here, next. ♪♪ welcome back. amazon workers a distribution center in alabama voted overwhelmingly against a push to unionize, they voted three to one against the efforts that featured rallies and local support from the white house, amazon received at present, claiming they are being overworked and don't have time to take a peek break but many employees wages and benefits are fair and they don't say they need to pay union dues to make changes so how is the vote agains

transportation secretary pete buttigieg defending the green job push after receiving criticism for it. senate leader says the gop will fight the plan every step of the way, 25% of the package goes to basic infrastructure. well, fda planning to probe what happened to 15 million doses of johnson & johnson vaccine that failed to meet quality standard. an investigation could be heading to emergent biosolutions, the baltimore plant where the vaccine was made. reports are showing that the lab was cited by officials. j&j slightly lower. markets not open today but we could see all the stock is monday. the centers for disease control preparing to release new flight guidelines for vaccinated americans as orline industry has asked for updated guidance as more people plan a summer get away. new rules may come as soon as today. well, the march job's report is out this morning despite markets being closed 1:30 a.m. eastern time, economists are expecting 647,000 jobs added to the economy with the unemployment rate ticking down to 6% from 6.2%. joining me now ever plus capital director jason and also

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let's break down the major whopper you heard president biden white house press secretary jen psaki, pete buttigieg they keep using the phony ranking that claims to show how bad the u.s. infrastructure rings 13 globally quality of infrastructure, this leaves out population size, landmass, total miles of roads and highways, the number of airports for each country, this feels like major apples to oranges, what do you say. >> it is apples to oranges, it is so upsetting too so many hard-working americans that we have a president that will say the country is not what it used to be, our rankings are terrible on infrastructure, go to tennessee, look at what were doing, we have no debt on our road what we see the biden administration doing is an infrastructure bill that is targeted to roads and bridges and highways and interstates important airports and waterways and broadband, what do you hear them doing, they want to talk about human infrastructure, they wouldn't talk about healthcare infrastructure, their renaming everything infrastructure, the title of infrastructure has to involve. what is i

we continue to see democrats whipping fastballs by the american people saying you know, even pete buttigieg, transportation secretary said we overstated the jobs by a factor of 17 million. that is a cost of 800 grand at least per job. they're trying to ram it through with misleading arguments without gop votes, is that going to work? >> it is not going to work. people are going to see right through it. the elected officials up here see right through it. they're trying to propose the largest tax increase in the history of this country. put it this way, the taxes that they are proposing will require a higher, higher business rate than communist china. what that does is, it is businesses, in southeast missouri, will be rewarded by closing down, firing their employees and moving to beijing. that is unacceptable and that is not what the tax code should be doing. elizabeth: yeah. and china's going to profit off the green energy plan because they dominate green energy. you know the other thing too, we've been reporting how the biden administration has been pushing this ranking that the u.s. is num

undercut the vaccine and we have to look at it is a great piece of technology that will improve your pete personal life. kennedy: speaking of spreader, i was reading an article about people who attend orgies, or orgies safe if all participants have been vaccinated? >> probably safe from covid but there's probably something else to be scared of. [laughter] kennedy: you don't even need a mosquito net, you will catch it. thank you so much. kennedy: worker in alabama, voted on whether or not to form a unit but it's much bigger than amazon. what effect will it have on the prices you pay and what does it say about freedom? he's here, next. ♪♪ seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. th

let's bring in texas congresswoman beth van duyne, let's stay on the fact check biden pete buttigieg keep saying the u.s. is way behind it infrastructure something like 13, you cannot compare tiny singapore or the uae that ranks higher with the u.s. which is magnitude higher, this is another false apples to apples kind of comparison, what do you think of the fact check. >> if theyac were concerned that we were ranked lower in putting more focus on infrastructure than spending hundreds of ebillions of dollars on things that aren't infrastructure and we will not seee multiply and things that are not invested in our community. they are really concerned about infrastructure then why are we seeing that, i just had a meeting with 40 of our stakeholders in the north texas area, i asked them what are you looking out at the bill, what are you concerned with the 26 top liner and seen the bill with any detail, these are bugs were that we see, number one this is going to be one shot at the apple it is a $2.3 trillion spend we will have one shot, forget to do that what are the opportunity cost we

>> that was 1 show all the sadness and ethical probably cannot cover the brother pete but they did it for a long time. and now the news has turned negative, that cannot happen anymore and then crickets from everyone else over there. janice, appreciated keep up the fight. >> thank you my friend. guy: coming up president biden rates roll out his massive multitrillion dollar spending package. and some democrats say it is not enough. how does the president plan to pay for any of it? jonathan honea breaks nc number straight had plus the story every parents in america has been waiting for, news that might force some holdout teachers back into classrooms. stay tuned. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in

that is more than the entire community of springfield, missouri pete that's a huge population. president trump taught us of his executive order whether it's building the wall or working with the south american central american countries and saying hey, if you do not try to fix severe problems at home and help us out, we will stop the existing funding that you have. not saying were going to give you more, what joe biden just proposed which was absolutely reckless. the current money you are receiving guess what, we are going to stop that. that's what we need to say right now part were not going to give you more for going to eliminate what you have always been receiving. >> but they have to overthrow the regimes in their own country. that is number one according to the cato institute on alex it comes in the show a lot is really smart, he says that wages have to increase in places like honduras and el salvador to three times before you're going to stop people from migrating to the united states. so, again we have to encourage capitalism, but we are doing it the wrong way, clearly.

. >> when dickey's circus goes on display around bristol, virginia, it catches the eye of pete moore, a wealthy circus-loving businessman. >> who apparently had the financial means to help my grandfather get some places that he wouldn't have been able to get on his own. >> turns out mr. moore has some good connections. he begins promoting dickey's circus, and, in 1933, the businessman's able to book a monumental gig, the world's fair. the world's fair. chicago world's fair. >> that's incredible. >> yes. >> nearly 40 million people visit the chicago world's fair, enjoying exhibits such as dickey's circus and a futuristic sky ride. the little big top then heads across the atlantic for another huge booking, the famed paris exposition. it goes on to be shown at the museum of the city of new york and along the boardwalk in atlantic city, new jersey. the little circus that could. >> yes. but it's not so little. >> william dickey himself is no showman and usually stays back in virginia. by now, he's married, raising two boys, and making a living as a mechanical engineer. one of those boys, b

donkeys once played the harmonica and the jimmy hendrix tribute band was it transportation secretary pete buttigieg, also my sexy boyfriend. was it former hawaiian congresswoman josie gabbard or virginia senator tim kaine? >> why think it's tim kaine because he plays the harmonica. but it also say kelsey is not really a democrat just kind of. so far she's more liver terrible taker. your aptly writes. >> you can have her. >> taker. before i will taker i will say that i'm not afraid read last question for everyone is worth two points. which of these, you are all tied. which one of these donkeys was jailed for taking more than $500,000 in payoffs from businessmen in exchange for lucrative government contracts customer former illinois governor, new orleans mayor or former baltimore mayor stephanie ron's blake? mike? >> i like the earlier answer. it sounds like all this one was was convicted for something else is that right? >> yes you have four points good job for this exciting, stephen which of these counties won an award at the international science and engineering fair for their science pr

>> that was 1 show all the sadness and ethical probably cannot cover the brother pete but they did it for a long time. and now the news has turned negative, that cannot happen anymore and then crickets from everyone else over there. janice, appreciated keep up the fight. >> thank you my friend. guy: coming up president biden rates roll out his massive multitrillion dollar spending package. and some democrats say it is not enough. how does the president plan to pay for any of it? jonathan honea breaks nc number straight had plus the story every parents in america has been waiting for, news that might force some holdout teachers back into narrator: the family's visit to the forest inspired a beautiful question... mother, mother, am i a tree? you tell me to stand tall... the trees stand tall. mother, mother, you tell me to stay rooted... the trees' roots go deep. you tell me to focus on my breath, and the trees breathe for the earth. i think i am a tree. my child, my child, of course you are. but what kind of tree will you be? will you be the kind that makes shade? or the kind that shows

you heard this, president biden, white house press secretary jen psaki, pete buttigieg, they keep using this phony ranking that claims to show how bad the u.s. is in infrastructure. that the u.s. ranks just 13th globally in quality of infrastructure. but this leaves out population size, land mass, total miles of roads and highways, the number of airports for each country. i mean this feels like major apples to oranges such, what do you say? >> well, it is apples to oranges, my goodness. this is just so upsetting to so many hard-working americans that we have a president that will say, well, the country is not what it used to be. our rankings are terrible on infrastructure. go to tennessee. look at what we're doing. we have no debt on our roads but what we see the biden administration doing is instead of an infrastructure bill that is targeted to roads, bridges, highways and interstates and ports and airports and waterways and broadband, what do you hear them doing? they want to talk about human infrastructure. they want to talk about health care infrastructure. they're renaming everythi

bringing back the individual mandate, that's attacks at 90% of people pay $50000 or less you heard pete buttigieg talk about a user tax and people would be taxed on the number of miles they used on our highways, the people are driving to their jobs sometimes to jobs or truckers think about the cost that will be incurred by consumers across the country when price of shipping goods across the country goes up, in many cases the capital gains is something for the rich to pay but the way they look to do this is across the board in therd corporate tax increase, you know to end up being passed on to the consumer and kill jobs, if you raise the corporate tax the best place to come and go to reduce it is reduce the workforce or move the jobs back overseas, perhaps one of the most elements of the new biden tax. it is increasing astronomically the global tax it creates an incentive if you bring any money back it'll be taxed at a higher% so companies will leave the jobs overseas and higher overseas the doctor be hiring american workers, this plan does nothing but kill jobs.nt elizabeth: it's a disi

middle income if not low income americans who live in places like south bend, indiana, where mayor pete was from before he came to washington. not to mention it's going to trickle down to other consumers using ride-sharing apps, etc. so this is the really, you know, this is kind of under the guise of infrastructure, but what it is is a lot of liberal priorities and a wish with list they want to ram through. elizabeth: and they're talking about carbon taxes, fuel taxes, that's going to hit the middle class. already gas prices have doubled since the trump administration. the other thing too, alyssa, lots of green energy products like solar panels are made in china, but china emits two times for carbon dioxide than the u.s. it's almost like the biden plan is actually going to put more gses and co2 into the fever because of where the spending -- into the atmosphere because of where the spending is going to go. grow see that too. >> absolutely. that was the point we made in the trump administration when we pulled out of the paris climate accords. nothing was done to hold them accountable. so

this is just laughable that pete buttigieg would drive a black suv up to biking distance of his office, get out and get on the bike and try to get a photo, do as i say not as i do. liz: it looks like he picked an awful lot of work for that photo shoot. thank you so much, why not just be honest, coming up fox news contributor joe concha on the 60 minutes story blowing up in 60 minutes phase, 60 minutes lefts" that important context to argue florida's governor of vaccine favoritism in exchange for political donations in public. were gonna break this down what 60 minutes left out did they take a big kick to credibility. that story next. >> governor desantis has been right in every single decision that he's had to take when he's been dealing with this pandemic. he's been telling rate in the media and the left and even with handing out a vaccine. he decided to make seniors first and not follow cdc guidelines and turns out they finally admitted he was right and followed his guidance, it turns out he's right again. ♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every

keystone pipeline, we continue to see democrats whipping fastballs to the american people saying even pete buttigieg transportation secretary sanely overstated the jobs crated by a factor of 17 million, mitch mcconnell is saying 800 grand at least per job, they're trying to ram it through with misleading arguments and without gop votes, is not going to work? >> it is not going to work, people is going to see right through it. the elected official see right through it, they're trying to propose the largest tax increase, put it this way the taxes they are proposing will require a higher business rate than communist china, what that does businesses in southeast missouri will be rewarded by closing down, firing their employees and moving to beijing, that is unacceptable and that's not what the tax code should be doing. liz: china is going to profit off the green energy in this plan because they dominate green energy. the other thing is we've been reporting how the biden administration has been pushing and breaking that the u.s. is number 13 and a global basis based on the infrastructure. when

pete buttigieg calling our highways racist, this will be about race equity. we know it will not pan out the way they're saying it. no one seems to be willing to question them. stuart: but will it pan out? will they get what they want? will they get this green new deal in disguise? >> i think they will get a lot of it. i doubt they will get all of it but you know, a lot of people will be willing to go' long because there are different projects in their areas. they're hoping to pick off a few democrats. i hope the republicans stand firm. again this isn't a matter whether they which this spending on this bridge is wise or this rail station or whatever. this is about, you know, a big switcheroo, a flimflam telling people one thing and pushing through another and no one again, there are no hard questions. the only hard questions, pete buttigieg went on with chris wallace on sunday. he hammered him for the crazy job estimates. they were saying 19 million jobs from this bill. now turns out buttigieg admitted it is only 2.7 million and you know, how they pretend it i

that's going the mean higher costs for companies, that's going to mean job cuts, not job gains as pete buttigieg is selling? >> that's right. and what we talk about how much of this spending plan and it is a spending plan, not an infrastructure plan, goes to carbon dioxide, they are literally trying to create infrastructure out of thin air. it's remarkable and if we can talk about this use climate corp for a minute, biden must not have much faith in his own plan if he believes he needs to draft a bunch of young americans into a group that will, you know, propagate these ideas and enforce what they want to accomplish with this plan. he's going to create an army of young greta thumbersgs. maria: i don't know that they care about that. dagen: why are they doing this? the united states has the lowest per capita emissions since 1920. our emissions are back broadly to what where they were in early 90's, why? i will just lever it at that? maria: power. how about i just throw that word out there, is it power? holding on the power? dagen: it is, exactly. maria: yeah. let's take a break and then

example the governor in south carolina henry signed an executive order barring the possibility while pete has signaled his opposition. rick has said the biden here's a administration is contacting states to take the children, nebraska is declining their request because we are reserving our resources for reserving our kids. stuart: blake burman at the white house. thank you. actor matthew mcconaughey is leading texas governor greg abbott in a new poll by how much? >> the poll shows 45% of the 1100 registered voters would back mcconaughey for governor of texas, 45% compared to 33% for incumbent greg abbott, the survey by the dallas news and university of texas shows they perform much better with democrat voters, 66% of democrats say they would support him versus 30% among republicans, 40% of independents say they would vote for mcconnaughhay. what is unclear, whether mcconnaughhay who has criticized both of the major parties would run as a republican or democrat. my guess if he does decide, which he said he's given true consideration, we will find out. stuart: staying on hollywood, luke bry

when we talk about the other tax increases that they're proposing, pete buttigieg was on tv saying he wants to propose a user tax, for every mile you drive you get a certain tax increase. that's going to crush the trucking industry and it's going to raise prices on goods shipped across the country, going to crush middle class voters who need to actually go to work and drive to work. chairmandifasio was talking about putting in a tax increase. it's a tax increase that will crush middle class america. maria: it's funny to see pete buttigieg talk about this and drive his suv up until a block away to where he has to go and take his bike out of the suv and drive for the rest of the block on the bike. thank you for joining us this morning. it's good to see you, mark short. >> thanks, maria. maria: coming up, talking about small business in atlanta bracing for losses after the major league baseball decision to move the all-star game, a live report coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. major league baseball's decision to move this year's all-star game out of atlanta will cos

transportation secretary pete buttigieg was pressed about the idea that it would create 19 million jobs on "fox news sunday." listen. >> the 19 million jobs that will be created are more than the jobs that will be created if we don't do the plan and it is very important to make this point, as you just showed us -- >> two million more. not 19 million -- >> we'll create 2.7 million. exactly it will create 2.7 million more jobs than if we don't do it. >> why mislead folks? >> well you're right. i should have been more precise. david: a lot of people should have been more precise. reaction from former reagan economics advisor art laffer. art, imagine for a moment if donald trump or one of his people exaggerate ad jobs estimate by 700%, what do you think the reaction would be? >> i'm not sure but i want to go back to blake -- david: i am. >> begin with you david, if i were the head of the chip company, i would name the chip company buffalo. never mind. david: oh, god. art laughter. >> buttigieg is not an economist. buttigieg is trying to get the biggest number he can. that is very understand

transportation secretary pete buttigieg earlier suggesting that it doesn't matter if biden's $2.25 trillion infrastructure plan actually lacks a lot of infrastructure. listen. >> i can't imagine why somebody would say, well, yes, i'm for broadband, we should definitely have rural broadband, but i'm going to vote against it because i don't think it meets the tradition aal definition of infrastructure. if it's a good policy, vote for it and call it whatever you like. david: what do you make of that, congressman? [laughter] >> yeah. an infrastructure package should not include infrastructure. less than 5% of this is going towards bridges and roads, are you kidding me in i think it's ridiculous. this is a total waste here. all this is is the democrats trying to advance their green new deal agenda. look, we do need infrastructure in this country. we need a good infrastructure bill. 25, maybe 30% of this bill is needed and makes perfect sense. but the rest of it is a total waste. and it's nothing more than them trying to advance their green new deal agenda. david: congressman carter, good to see

would force companies to cut one million jobs hurting already fragile economy, transportation secretary pete buttigieg walks back claims would create 19 million jobs studies show would create 2.7 million jobs if any at all. >> south african variant of coronavirus may invaded pfizer vaccine apparently researchers find prevalence among those who received both doses of pfizer vaccine 8 times higher than those not vaccinated, this is part of israeli study was yet to be reviewed by percent. >> federal reserve chair jowell telling 60 minutes u.s. economy at inneckion point some risks remain. >> principal risk to our economy right now, really is that the disease will spread again, you know going to be smart if people can continue do social distance wear masks. >> i would say that we, and a lot of private sector forecasters sea strong growth job creation starting right now approximately the outlook has brightened. substantially. maria: joining me right now is bank of new york mellon investments chief strategist alisha, also with us all morning long dagen mcdowell, brian brenberg, thanks very much fo

pete hegseth is with us this morning. this is serious stuff. lebron puts of this stuff and he's not band from twitter. i am running out of words. >> by the way the image you just put up at a blurred face because this is a responsible program, lebron james's did not, the face was there for the world to see and that you are next, hashtag accountability. this is what happens when social media has immediate commentary with very little information. did lebron james watch the whole video? did he read up on the context? do you know why the police arrived? someone made a phone call saying me and my friend are being threatened and being stabbed. they call the police. the police arrived on the scene, sees chaos, they know he's there, she still trying to go. watch the video in real time. that is the split-second decision the officer had to make. this woman is about to be stabbed, she's defenseless, multiple times. he made the tough call to shoot. what if he hadn't shot? what if he decided to stand back? sc allowing black lives matter to be massacred witho

biden, transportation secretary pete buttigieg at a crossroads because there is a rival infrastructure package in the house and senate that is a lot greener and a lot bigger than what biden is proposing and it is gaining support from progressives but also moderate democrats, the thrive act sponsored by senator marky and senator debbie dingell who did not sign onto the green new deal but is pushing for this $10 trillion infrastructure green deal that would go a lot further on climate than biden's package, a pledge to cut emissions by half over the next decade and also restrict states use of infrastructure funding so they could not spend it on anything that would be tied to fossil fuel. ashley: thank you very much, hillary vaughan. lots to talk about. listen to how the president plans to pay for his infrastructure plan. take a listen. >> i am proposing a plan where it rewards work, not just wealth. it built a fair economy that gives everybody a chance to succeed. no one making under 400,$000 will see federal taxes go up period. this is not about penalizing. i have nothing against million

joining us right now candidate, pete snyder, great to have you this morning. thank you very much for being here. tell us your platform. >> sure, maria. you know, virginia is making headlines for all the wrong reasons over the past year. our economy is in the toilet due to shutdowns by the governor. 83% of the students in virginia aren't going to school 5 days a week because the teachers unions have locked them out and our civil liberties and rights have been stripped away, our second amendment, also our religious liberties, we have liquor stores open but churches still flows in virginia. i have what it takes to turn us around and fix our economy and get our schools open and stand up to teachers unions and get virginia going in the right direction. maria: so how do you do that? how do you revitalize small business in virginia which, of course, are the job creators during a pandemic? >> certainly, maria, i'm an entrepreneur and been one since i was 26 year's old. i started my first company out of rental apartment and last year my wife and i just a year ago this

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says it will eventually pay for itself. roll that tape. >> across 15 years it would raise all of the revenue needed for these once in a lifetime investments. so by year 16 you would actually see this package working to reduce the deficit. ashley: 16 years. you wait, it will actually reduce the deficit. hmmm. let's bring in our good friend brad blakeman. have at it. >> well if you believe that i have a bridge that you might be interested in in brooklyn. very convenient for politicians to say long after their terms have expired that something is going to happen. we know as a matter of course every time a politician made that prediction it never, ever, ever panned out. if you want to believe like democrats say with obamacare keep your doctor, you will embrace it. 16 years from now the funding for the infrastructure bill will be fully financed. that is not going to happen. you know it, i know it, the american people should know it. ashley: all right. i think we dealt with that i want to get into this issue, big talk, more compa

nomination, this was a hot topic and a lot of the progressive so-called progressives elizabeth warren pete buttigieg talking about twig restructure the court justice ruth bader ginsburg warning against it before her pass and appointee stephen breyer warning against it because they understand this is all coming from a political agenda. nancy pelosi there making a reference to our country has grown, but this is not coming from some argument that this would lead to a more efficient administrative -- administration of justice or there was sol sort of technical reason why you needed an expanded court. it is, obviously, because they want more votes to enforce their agenda. i guess it is good nancy pelosi didn't endorse it. but she kind of left the door open. we remember she was originally not disposed to impeachment and came around on that. so we would have -- preferred a more definitive no from her. >> the message is okay, if you do our bidding on the high court, you know, maybe we won't come after you. maybe we won't restructure you. if you, you know, don't push a conservative agenda. i just w

former trade and manufacturing policy assistant to president trump pete national affo this morning is here to discuss. markets are looking like this. we've got the dow industrials right now up fractionally up about 9 points as you see 3 points higher now in the dow. nasdaq up 24 and s&p 500 up 4 points, markets are creeping higher. this comes after the dow posted losses at on the j&j yesterday. yesterday gain on the session of 13, nasdaq was up 146 points yesterday and the nasdaq higher by 13 as the dow industrials fall 68. they are off, today banks in the lead. jp morgan, goldman sachs, wells fargo reporting quarterly numbers before opening bell this morning. we will bring you the numbers. european markets looking like this. take a look, mixed story here, ftse 100 and cac quarante are up better than 20 points and dax index lower by 8. in asia markets finishing mostly higher, best performer was hong kong. pollster self-reflect, 5 democrat groups and peer research say they severely undercounted president trump and supporters in 2020 and may need to go back to old methods to fix the iss

but as we know, transportation secretary pete buttigieg who is not a car guy said some of the money will go to dismantle roads and other infrastructure that they don't like. do you have a sense of how much of that money is actually going to build stuff we need in terms of critical bridges? >> well, i would give them a little credit. i think it's a little more than 5%. my figures show it's about 9%. but keep this in mind as well. james: just roads and bridges, though. >> roads and bridges, things that are infrastructure, highways, airports, those type of things, almost 9%. so it's a good college try, looking at 91% being for other things and the other things are actually to discourage the use of your personal vehicle especially if you use gasoline or diesel to power that. the left in this country is completely disinterested in you having the mobility that comes from your own personal vehicle. they want you on a train. they want you on transit. they want you off the roads. if you're going to be on the roads they want you to use electric powered vehicles plugged into a grid that doesn't hav

pete hegseth and will cain, our colleagues and friends, they spoke to some business owners about the big race and what it meant for their businesses. watch this. >> business has finally picked up. we are just now getting back to the numbers that we were at in 2019. >> we've really stayed maybe 55% capacity. we're opening up in phases so just don't have the staff right now. >> we've seen a lot of people as the weather warms up, as the mask mandates come off, people are ready to get out and have some fun. stuart: some of those business owners were actually offering bonuses and higher wages to get people back to work, and they couldn't do it. andy puzder joining us this morning. andy, it's come to this? even if you offer a bonus and maybe higher wages, they still don't come back for you? >> yeah, it's tough out there. larry summers who, as you know, was president clinton's secretary of the treasury and was held of the council of economic advisers under president obama, so not a righty, had an article in "the washington post" a little bit ago, i think it was in february, that said if a b