i guess peter doocy raised legitimate questions today. will these woke corporations,lo are they going to follow suit? is there going to be a boycott there? what is clear is that joe biden, stacey abrams,e the mlb commissioner are all willing participants in what is now a massive lie, propaganda, disinformation campaign against voter integrity and free and fairee elections that americans could have competence in prayer and frankly, they all owe an apology to the people of georgia. they have an obligation to at least acknowledge basic fundamental truths instead of needlessly dividing americans even further with lies about this law. we did send our own lisa boothe down to atlanta to get georgians' reactions to all of this and much more. i bet you got an ear full today. >> my gosh, sean. joe biden called this "jim crowe on steroids" and that seems to have taken hold right here in atlanta, georgia. what struck me is the opposition to the laws seem to be more of the opposition to the governor rather than the law itself. watch this. >> major lea

peter doocy at the white house with what we might be able to expect. hey, peter. >> the social distancing isn't the only thing different. viewers at home grew accustomed over the eight obama state of the unions and seeing joe biden seated behind him in the vice president's seat. the first time that biden steps up to the mic and the first time that there are two women seated behind him. the vice president, kamala harris and the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. we have not seen the president today. we understand the last 2 1/2 days he's been very involved with the crafting of this speak making sure it's perfect. we heard a white house official say it's about 5,000 words right now. we don't know how much he's going to be slowed down by applause. but to your point, about the trillions upon trillions of dollars, the infrastructure package that he proposed for about $2 trillion a few weeks ago has not been debated yet in congress. they were trying to what qualifies as infrastructure. they're moving forward $1.8 trillion in new spending proposals, a combin

>> shannon: all right, peter doocy live at the white house for us. thank you, peter. there are new reports tonight of sexual abuse in one of the government-run facilities for migrants along the southern border. this comes as we hear new figures of just how many children are being held at such centers. correspondent alex hogan is in haldago, texas tonight. >> disturbing reports from a center housing 2 kids in immigrant facilities. calling for investigation calling for reports of knelt and sexual abuse inside a facility in san antonio not specifying when the alleged misconduct took place. >> the administration failed to plan for the influx of children that they invited to come. now they face allegations of despicable child abuse and neglect. this must end. >> homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas made a visit to the border when closed off to the press. texas democratic congresswoman diana escobar called it a listening session. >> the biden administration has to very quickly ramp up. i have been in close communication with hhs officials. >> the northern triangle

first, to peter doocy at the white house on what we can expect to hear from t

peter doocy starts us off tonight. good evening, peter. >> but even, john. as president biden tries to show people how many progressive projects are possible while democrats control the white house and both houses of congress, republicans are starting to try to figure out which counterpoints work and which don't. >> i would like to meet those who have ideas that are different, that think are better. >> but has president biden back that up? >> for three months income of the actions of the president and his party or pulling us further and further apart. >> let's check the record of the first 100 days. president biden introduced a $2 trillion infrastructure plan. >> jobs and infrastructure like the ones we are talking about. they have often had bipartisan support in the past. pick up but the party so cannot agree with what counts as infrastructure. >> they won't even build bridges to build bridges. >> president biden is also proposing a $1.8 trillion plan for education and child care. >> we also need to make a once in a generation investment in our families and

peter doocy from the white house tonight. peter, thank you. president biden is coming under heavy criticism tonight for the racial overtones of his comments about georgia's election law. that criticism comes amid the growing outrage in the state and elsewhere over the loss of the major league baseball all-star game. correspondent steve harrigan is in atlanta for us tonight. >> president biden's choice of words to describe georgia's election law is drawing ire from republicans. >> the president has made a very serious accusation. he has said everybody who believes in having an i.d., showing an i.d. before you vote is a racist. >> biden's rhetoric hearkens back to the days of the segregated south. >> these new jim crow laws are just antithetical to who we are. >> south carolina senator lindsey graham says he has heard enough. >> 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 .0. >> jim crow was a pejorative term for af

earlier today, our own peter doocy pressed him on the issue. let's take a look. >> you said end voting at 5:00. he said it would end voting hours early so working people can't cast their vote after their shift is over. but "the washington post" gave that claim four pinocchio's because that part of the law is having an option to extend voting hours. so i'm curious if the president would like to change that. >> fundamentally, the president believes it should not be harder to vote. he believes it should be easier. >> but the things he has said has been determined by election law experts to be not true. so i'm just curious. >> well again, i think we can come on the fact-checkers will also tell you that this bill does not make it easier for people across the state of georgia to vote. and that is where he has concerns. >> sean: circle back. propaganda got caught red-handed. they are lying. get this. the irony. georgia's voting law is far, far, far less restrictive than joe's beloved home state of delaware. for example, delaware has no in-person early

gillian. >> gillian: peter doocy live from the white house. thanks so much. let's take a look and scan some headlines for you now. the "wall street journal" editorial board is warning today here come the biden taxes. they claim it's the middle class that will ultimately be forced to foot the bill for what they say is the largest tax increase since 1968. "the new york times" acknowledges it's a big bet that tackling climate change will create jobs and not kill them. then the "new york post" blatantly accusing president biden of trying to bankrupt an entire generation. an op-ed in the "washington post" says republicans are right to oppose biden's infrastructure plan. the plan is a big bait and switch labeled the american jobs plan but really the american central planning plan. a fraction of the spending in the bill is devoted to traditional infrastructure projects that serve all people. to get into some of this we'll bring in will cain, the co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. will, great to see you. thank you for joining us today. let's start with the big pictu

white house correspondent peter doocy is live. peter, things got a little heated between you and the press secretary yesterday. tell us about that. >> julie, i had some questions about children being tossed over the border wall and how it is being addressed by an administration that says they are on it. >> i've seen the video and i think anyone who have seen the video were incredibly alarmed by the sets of smugglers, and these kids i believe were rescued by individuals who were working at the border. >> yes, but they still got close enough -- >> are you concerned more about the kids safety or are you concerned about kids getting in? >> president biden said, successful president, timed things right. he thinks now is the time to do infrastructure in congress and sort things out with immigration diplomatically. the critical swing vote, the white house should rethink that, his party says. >> it is beyond time, past time to do immigration reform. if that means a moratorium for 90 days to stop everything to say, let's make sure that we

peter doocy is at the white house with more. >> we were in pittsburgh with the president. he spoke colorfully about the dangers of something like a bridge collapse happening. but bridge and road funding sees as infrastructure priority. >> only 5% of the spending in this package goes towards roads and bridges and i'm curious why that number is so low when it's being sold as a infrastructure package. >> we're selling it as a once in a generation investment. partly our infrastructure. partly industries of the future, american workers and the work force. there's areas like broad band, which may be is not a physical bridge, but a 1/3 of the country doesn't have access to broad band. that impacts workers, workers working from home, kids learning from home, parts of the country where they can't have jobs working remotely. >> now the white house is daring republicans to vote against a package that provides infrastructure. republicans are not keen on the way the package gets paid for. much higher corporate taxes. >> as somebody on his staff has convinced him he can be the next f.d.

white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight. >> the vice presidents effort to stop the flow of illegal immigrants into the country today a chat with the president of guatemala virtually. >> i am honored to meet with you and look forward to traveling to guatemala and meeting with you in person and currently our plan is to come there in the month of june. >> taken that zoom call from her office and still has not been to the border but says that she wants to. >> yes, we are working on the plan to get there, we have to deal with covid issues. >> not preventing from traveling to other states, so way is this different? >> i would have to ask your team about that specifically but i would tell you all so that her focus is not on the border it's on addressing the root causes in the northern triangle. >> republican critics aren't buying that. >> that's the excuse that this demonstration is going to use. and look at her, she has been jet-setting around this country going to all the different blue states talking about this infrastructure plan and everything else. so no, this is not

learn more at cosentyx.com. ♪ ♪ >> harris: just moments ago, peter doocy is in the white house press briefing room right now with reporters who are grayling jen psaki, the white house press secretary. his question to her is all about what's playing out with the election law in georgia. let's watch altogether and then come out and discussed. >> is the white house concern major league baseball is moving all-star game to where voting regulations are similar to georgia? >> well, let me just refute the first point you made. first, let me say, on colorado, colorado allows you to register on election day. colorado has voting by mail or 100% of people in the state who are eligible. applications to vote by mail 94% of people in colorado voted by mail in the 2020 election. and they also allow for a range of material to provide even if they vote on election day with a limited number of people to vote on election day. i think it is important to remember the context here appear the georgia legislation is built on a lie. there was no widespread fraud in the 2020 election. georgia's top republican

peter doocy at the white house for us. a behind-the-scenes view of the humanitarian crisis along the southern border. fox news gets an exclusive right along with the national border patrol council and a delegation led by house republican, steve scalise, the see the challenges border agents are facing. alex hogan has the story for us tonight from mission texas. >> footsteps in the dark come of the last leg of a trip migrants hope will lead to a new life. >> across hundreds and hundreds through here. >> fox news on an exclusive right along with border patrol joining a congressional thumb delegation. chris la brea said in 20 years he's never seen this many crossings. >> i mean when february ended and we thought that was rough, march out did it by a long shot. >> in march, 172,000 migrants made the journey, not without violence or injury on the road. >> not too far from here we found a young boy that had died of exposure from heat exhaustion eight years old. >> planning for the worst, according to agent some girls bring the mo

peter doocy live on the north lawn. thanks. u.s. authorities at the border are releasing some migrant families without notices to appear in court or without any paperwork at all. and we have disturbing new video tonight showing smugglers dropping young children over the tall border wall at one point. this evening we talk with a police chief who says he has never seen anything like this. correspondent casey stegall reports tonight from eagle pass, texas. >> heart-stopping images captured by cbp cameras, smugglers tossing two small children over the 14-foot wall ton u.s. soil near el paso. agents rescued 3 and 5-year-old sisters from ecuador who suffered no major injuries. >> sometimes that's a criminal element, that bad element attach itself to these people who are just seeking a better place to live. >> with federal agents swamped, local police find themselves being pulled away from their normal duties and responding to migrant related calls. like this eagle pass hotel room that was being used by the cartels as a stash house. >> he

white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. >> the fed say they know they spend most of the last year telling people what they can to do because of covid and that today is the beginning of a process where they will start to tell people what they think they can do. but it's going to be a slow process. >> i urge all americans, don't let up now, keep following the guidance. >> the new guidance is that the government no longer believes that mouths and noses need to be covered for certain outdoor activities. >> getting together with friends, going to a park for the picnic without needing to mask up, we are back to that place now as long as you get vaccinated. >> and that's a break from joe biden last summer. >> every single american should be wearing a mask when they are outside for the next three months at minimum. >> but still some fine print about masks in the open era. >> if you are in a crowd like a stadium or in a conference or a concert, you still need to wear a mask even if you are outside. >> recommendations for indoor mask wearing remain

local reporters are better than -- i'm going to put aside griff and peter doocy because they work for fox -- [laughter] and they're not part of the whole, you know, d.c. cool set. but the rest -- >> oh -- [laughter] peter doocy and -- [laughter] >> well, i think, i know that griff would rather catch a wave than catch a cocktail party. [laughter] >> yeah. >> that's what i know about griff. but i will say that i think the d.c. reporters, white house reporters, they do care about getting invites to those cool party, about what their spouses think about being ostracized if they ask the wrong questions. let's get local reporters or let's get the federalist or, as i suggested, the babylon bee. >> carly, quickly, when you look at this story, do you think that it should spur more people to take up the practice of journalism if it's so easy to try to get, slide a question in there for jen psaki? >> ben, i mean, we see so eye to eye on this one. i love this person's whole mentality. he or she was, like, okay, so there were a lot of questions that me and my friends have and we're not getting ans

>> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn, peter, thanks. as mentioned south carolina republican senator tim scott will deliver that response. he is expected to argue the president's proposals are just too extreme. and he will say america's best future won't come from washington schemes or socialist dreams. here is congressional correspondent jackie heinrich. >> republicans, democrats, people all over the country have been very kind and encouraging. thank god for there is unity in our diversity. >> republican senator tim scott is expected to make the case that democrat plans are too radical, expensive, and harmful to economic growth. but he will do it through his own story of the american dream. a black man, who grew up poor in a single parent household, and struggled in school, scott represents the same minority and underserved communities democrats prioritize with sweeping legislative overhauls. but scott has said before conservatives free market principles are the fastest way to change. >> under president trump's economy, we literally saw

doocy asking why they refuse to admit to increased security. >> over the wall into the desert, curious what the white house is doing. >> are you concerned more about kids safety or kids getting in? >> kids safety. >> of course it is. that is why i'm surprised by the questioning here. >> they are sisters from ecuador. border authorities made contact with her mom in new york. set for chief gloria chavez who release this footage gave us an update. >> they are doing fine. releasing an image like that raises my alert. to do this further out in the desert. >> there are 18,000 unaccompanied minors in custody according to dhs, 13,000 under hhs karen 5000 in cvp custody, this as a 4-year-old honduran boy is found wandering alone near the border. greg abbott is pointing a finger at the president for failing to keep the area secure. >> the biden administration policies created an open season for human traffickers, drug smugglers, cartels and gangs. >> the part of public safety trooper who saved a baby and mother thrown off the rack in rio grande speaks to this dramatic rescue. it is incredible. >

white house correspondent peter doocy is on the north along with a quick preview of what we would expect to hear tonight. good evening peter. >> good evening brett and martha. president biden would argue that the solution of some of the country's most pressing issue is to make the government bigger. and making improvements on something since inauguration day with this line. now after 100 days, i can report to the nation that america is on the move again. turning peril into opportunity. the president will try to make multitrillion dollar prep impressive proposals easy to understand. officials here say one thing you won't hear from the president tonight as acronyms. >> bret: peter doocy on the north lawn, thank you. as all of the lawmakers continue to get income at their senator pat lahey, senator dick durbin and bernie sanders of course, you can see that familiar figure making their way down the aisle there. so as you mentioned, it's all separate. there is amy klobuchar making her way down and senate majority leader chuck schumer who has talked a lot about the big things i want to get don

ainsley: peter doocy is doing a great job asking those questions. this follows the release of the shocking video showing these smugglers dropping these toddlers, these sisters over the wall. brian: yeah. why this isn't a bigger deal i don't get it. this is unbelievable. also, there is a 4-year-old found just wandering by himself in the middle of nowhere yesterday from honduras. griff jenkins is live with us from washington. doing a great job for two hours this morning. griff, move this story forward. griff griff good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. brian, i think you will see this video become a bigger deal because it truly incap slates, it captures the brutality of the border that video of the smugglers dropping the two ecuadorian sisters ages 3 and 5 over 14-foot wall. as you mentioned, ainsley, peter doocy has done a great job pressing the white house asking jen psaki why they refuse to commit to increasing security. watch. >> for a smuggler to throw them over a wall into the dessert i'm just curious what the white house is doing. are you conc

bret. >> bret: peter doocy come alive on the north lawn. peter, thank you. as all of the lawmakers continue continue, senator bernie sanders, of course. you can see that familiar figure making his way down the aisle there to their seats. as we mentioned, it's all separate. there is amy klobuchar making her way down and the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, west talked a lot about the big things they want to get done very quickly. >> martha: yeah, there is no doubt that big is the mood of this presidency. enormous packages that are proposed. tonight we are going to hear about basically free kindergarten through college. we wait for the announcement. the president and the holding room likely making his way over at about this moment. and we will hear in a moment from general william walker who is the house sergeant-at-arms and he will make an announcement just seconds away now. >> bret: it again, it is an interesting image with vice president harris and speaker pelosi stand behind the president. this is the first time that a lot of these lawmakers are in t

doocy live from the north lawn, hi, peter. >> good afternoon and they call this the family cabinet because the government tax would sell the biden family plan. they are the treasury hhs education and agricultural department. speak with the president announced the families cabinet are going to spend the coming days continuing to make the case for why congress should act on these vital precedents in the economic security of the middle class. >> the white house is also saying today president biden wants to work with democrats and republicans to make the big progressive proposals he outlined a reality. in two weeks he will host kevin mccarthy a mitch mcconnell at the white house and this is what he will be working with. >> president biden is a likable person. many of us have worked with him in the chamber. but on the account of his remarks, look, understated, the content was anything but. >> the president's first out-of-town trip since he announced the cdc is okay with foley vaccinating people being outside without their masks on. we did notice as he walked from his motorcade to marine one her

doocy asking why they refused to commit to increasing security. >> i am curious what the white house is doing. >> are you concerned more about the kids safety your kids getting in? >> kids safety. >> of course it is. which is why i am surprised by the line of questioning here. carley: sisters from ecuador, in el paso, gloria chavez released the shocking footage, the tactics hurting these children. >> they are doing fine, releasing an image like that, to try these tactics further out. >> over 18,000 unaccompanied minors. with 13,000 under hhs care and 5000 in cvp custody as a honduran boy is found wandering alone near the border. to governor greg abbott pointing his finger at the president for failing to keep the area secure. >> the biden administration's open border policies have created open season for human traffickers, drug smugglers, cartels and gangs. >> a texas trooper saved a baby and a mother who speaks about the dramatic rescue. >> i heard splashing from a distressed woman, grabbed the baby and helped the woman. the baby wasn't moving at that point. >> senator joe manchin fl

doocy whether or not he has talked to xi jinping and here is what he had to say. >> have you asked if china misled the world at the beginning? >> i have not had that conversation with president xi thank you. >> all this, they supposedly had a tight relationship, all this has been unleashed on the world. if there's been no conversation what are the chances we get real pressure to induce the kind of investigation and answers we need? >> two critical points in that last little bit. first on the trump administration, when donald trump was talking about withdrawing from the who, exactly when this terrible resolution was passed, when these negotiations happened, suppression of investigation, we shouldn't delude ourselves into thinking the trump administration helped make the kind of investigation possible we all need and it is correct there is a lot of pressure on the biden administration to say china, you can't get away with this anymore. it has been one year, china has been destroying biological samples, hiding evidence, imprisoning journalist, they have universal gag order on scientists

this is the same laptop president biden said russia is information and december when peter doocy asked him about it. [inaudible] yes, yes and yes. >> guy, you need to have a lot of laptops, like an unreasonable amount of laptops to not know if you lost one or one was stolen from you. what you make of this remark from hunter biden? >> he allegedly lost a gun, too so i guess he loses a lot of things, allegedly. [laughter] here is the issue. it answers, like broke. it could have been my laptop, it could have been russia. the thing, i expect politicians to cross the spectrum to live, is what a lot of politicians do so when there's a problem on this front and the biden campaign in the home stretch of the election says yes, that's russian disinformation, they present no evidence whatsoever to implicate russia, still no evidence to implicate russia on this front but that was there spin. fine. politicians like. this is a media scandal because the media swallowed the spin and said okay, let's report back, regurgitate the spin as if it's reality and it was that totally unproven spin off the orig

our peter doocy at the white house -- asked the white house press secretary about it. >> has the whiteouse considered beefing up border security now that there is video of a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old being thrown over the wall in new mexico? >> beefing up border security? >> there's video now over 3-year-old and a 5-year-old. >> i've seen the video and i think any of us who saw the video were incredibly alarmed by the steps that smugglers -- >> they still got close enough, as you guys are talking about addressing root causes and the reason for a smuggler to throw them over a wall into the desert and i'm just curious what the white house is doing to stop that from happening. >> are you concerned more about the kids safety are you concerned about kids getting in, tell me more about your concern here? >> kids safety is, as you've just mentioned, the main concern. >> of course it is, which is why am often surprised by some of the line of questioning here. >> shannon: the border patrol agent who posted the video tells fox news it happened in a rural area, very hard for agents to get to and th

. >> and yesterday our own peter doocy, pressing the white house press secretary on president biden's past comments, psaki claims the president's commission is just to study possible reforms. >> the panel's being asked to take a number of steps including the pros and cons on exactly that issue. there are progressives on the court, there are conservatives on the court. people will present different opinions and different points of view, and then they'll have a report at the end of 180 days. >> so, guys, it's old it was a bad idea until i was for the idea. i want to get to that. but, first, let's go to rachel because, rachel, you have covered extensively issues of faith, particularly during the pandemic. in california it was worse than, perhaps, anywhere. this ruling, what do you make of this ruling that came down yesterday, and is it perhaps moving in the right direction towards governor newsom balancing people going to church? >> yeah. i moon, there's very ex-- i mean, it's very explicit that we have a right to practice and exercise our faith and that the government can't regulate tha

dana. >> dana: peter doocy. thank you. >> bill: we were talking last week about 5 1/2% went to roads and bridges, right? what we think about when we think about infrastructure. the definition has been expanded, you would agree? >> dana: i personally don't think you can expand the definition to include healthcare workers even though they might need more money. does that belong in infrastructure? i don't think so. there is something to be said about replacing sewer pipes and water systems things like that. could that be called infrastructure and fall under the umbrella? that probably does. >> bill: how about electrical vehicles and charging stations? >> dana: i have questions about that. >> bill: senator blunt this past week said for the sake of argument why don't we just call it 30%, 33% of the 2.2 or 2.3 proposed. you are looking at 600 or 700 billion dollars. let's make that the infrastructure package and let's vote on that. if you did you would get republican support. as it stands now, you are -- it will be mo

as correspondent peter doocy has the story, this is the white house for us this evening. >> that evening, john, adding supreme court justices to the high court, or putting

doocy. >> do you still think the story from the fall about your son hunter was a smear campaign? >> yes yes yes, you are one horse pony. >> the answer indicates extreme confidence yet now we know that hunter biden doesn't share that confidence. >> i don't know. i really don't know. >> you don't know, yes or no? >> no idea. >> it could have been yours? >> certainly there could be a laptop out there. it could be that i was hacked. it could be it was russian intelligence. it could be that it was stolen from me. >> what could be as the man who turned over the computer said someone who looks very much like hunter biden dropped off the laptop to be fixed. and pr said the story was discredited by intelligence. not a taxpayer-funded network you should a correction saying they were wrong. shannon: thank you. new information about the suspect in today's deadly attack that killed one capitol police officer left another in the hospital. let's bring in the author of how to fight a terrorist, special agent john, good to have you with us. i want to play something from the acting dc police chief

white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight. hi, peter. >> pete: good evening, john. the bi

this is the same laptop president biden said russia is information and december when peter doocy asked him about it. [inaudible] yes, yes and yes. >> guy, you need to have a lot of laptops, like an unreasonable amount of laptops to not know if you lost one or one was stolen from you. what you make of this remark from hunter biden? >> he allegedly lost a gun, too so i guess he loses a lot of things, allegedly. [laughter] here is the issue. it answers, like broke. it could have been my laptop, it could have been russia. the thing, i expect politicians to cross the spectrum to live, is what a lot of politicians do so when there's a problem on this front and the biden campaign in the home stretch of the election says yes, that's russian disinformation, they present no evidence whatsoever to implicate russia, still no evidence to implicate russia on this front but that was there spin. fine. politicians like. this is a media scandal because the media swallowed the spin and said okay, let's report back, regurgitate the spin as if it's reality and it was that totally unproven spin off the orig

great to see you, peter doocy. >> john: let's bring them stephen miller. he wrote four of the state of the union speech is their president trump along with other major speeches throughout the last administration. what will you be looking for tonight based on your experience doing this for the trap white house? >> i think the most important prism to use to analyze this speech is whether it bears the stamp and the signature of joe biden or his very young and progressive staff. no speech that a president gives has more people weighing in on it, providing ideas for it, and insisting that their paragraph, passage, line be a part of it in the state of the union. one of the things that president trump said as he sandra last all of that decision-making inside the oval office. this speech didn't read like a laundry list. it reflected his priorities and personality. i am looking forward to seeing is this a list of what every agency and what every young progress in working in the administration wants, or are these things that you can feel that joe biden himself is ve

doocy if and when president biden takes questions again. katie: that's why i don't want twitter anymore unless it's occasional it's like a gift. i like to stay away, it's a good strategy. so leo, you have extensive legal experience, it's really hard to predict the future especially when were talking about an investigation where we don't know exactly what's going on. where do you see this going? guy: katie ernie pointed out there is an inherent conflict of interest, you heard what hunter biden said he completely is certain that he will be found innocent of any charges, he honestly believes he's going to be indicted under his father's administration, it's not going to happen and this is going to be a typical whitewash in the biggest giver hunter biden is that his father when the selection and the fact if there was another administration the trump administration, hunter biden would be in deep trouble but the biden administration will exonerate him. carley: hopefully the truth is what ends at prevailing and we will have to wait and see if that

doocy at the white house asked what was going on and here's the response he got. >> why was president biden the only world leader at the climate summit zoom who was wearing a mask? >> because he is sending a message to the world that he is putting in place precautions, continuing to do that as leader of the united states and i don't know what set up they all had in their countries that may warrant similar reporting or not but obviously he had a pool for portions, additional staff and personnel and that's a sort of model that we try to keep ourselves to. >> tucker: so there you go, that's the answer, joe biden was sending a message to the world and that message was not as we had had suspected an emotional disorder that he is afraid of conference call. the message is that joe biden is putting in place precautions, those would be sensible precautions, precautions against zoom because it turns out covid's digitally transmissible. it travels through the fibers, the virus embeds itself among the one and zero and springs unsuspected teeth bared and ready to strike from any available hot spot

peter doocy asked the white house press secretary about it. >> has the white house considered "border security after video for 3-year-old and 5-year-old being thrown over the wall into mexico. >> beating a border security -- >> there is video of a 3-year-old -- >> i've seen the video and i think any of us who saw the video were incredibly alarmed. >> they still got close enough, you talk about addressing root causes in the region, throwing them over a wall, i was curious what the white house is doing to stop that from happening? >> are you concerned more about the kids safety or kids getting in, tell me more about your concerns. >> as you just mentioned -- >> of course it is which is why i'm often surprised by the line of questioning here. >> border patrol agent who posted the video tells fox news it happened in a rural area, very hard to get to and the smugglers are in her words really hurting these children. progressive democrats like alexandria ocasio cortez are not satisfied with the president's $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan saying it doesn't go far enough. chad program on the

. >> related to their own peter doocy pushed white house press secretary jen psaki for answers on what ever it is the vice president is doing, watch. >> first vice president harris says she's not gone to the board yet because we have to deal with covid issues. what is she referring to? >> well i would certainly have to ask your team about that specifically. i would say also her focus is not on the border it is on addressing the root causes that is why the majority effort time has been spent on working with diplomatic level. >> it is those root causes us on a talking point. they do not think the border is the most important part of the border crisis? got it. let's make tonight's party panels are great when you got washington examiner senior editor, he is a political columnist american enterprise institute resident fellow, tim carney's back another senior editor this one from reason author of panic attack young radicals in the agent trump, rob a sauve cedar democrat posterior fox news contrary to the one and only jessica tarr laughed, welcome everyone that solve this mess, shall we? >> y

peter doocy at the white house. >> sandra: we will bring in charlie hurt, fox news contributor an opinion writer at "the new york times" can i have a moment because you are on said in new york and it is so great to have you here! >> it so great to speak to you in person. >> sandra: republicans are all worked up, we had biden speaking about this time yesterday saying that he will try to work with republicans, but regardless he is going to do it and where is the unity that was promised on the campaign trail? >> that's not exactly how bipartisanship works here. i will work with you as long as you agree with everything i do. and it's kind of funny, because this is a guy who has been around for 50 years almost in washington. he ran on this idea that he can work with republicans and knows how to get things done. there is nothing bipartisan about what they are doing whether it is the border or defunding the cops or any of it. there is nothing bipartisan. the only bipartisan thing that is going on is he is creating this bipartisan outrage about what is going on at the border. you don't see that i

peter doocy asked president biden about a conversation with president xi in china and the origins of the virus. they haven't had that conversation. real quick comment from each of you on that. bruce, to you first. >> bruce: i hope you had some level of conversation. listen, we have a situation with china. you see what is brewing and you wonder why these particular conglomerates so-called boy cutting is really what is in the details in terms of why they won't stand up against some of the oppression going on in china, persecuting christians and other faith organizations where they don't allow that, not to mention human suffering that is going on there. so this would be interesting to get some kind of dialogue on the table with president xi and i hope the biden administration takes this serious because this is a major crisis that is still -- we still don't know what's going on in wuhan. >> shannon: we don't know. >> bruce: pick up the phone, joe. >> shannon: by the way, i want to point this out that in march of last year, kurt ferguson the president of coca-cola, greater china and korea

doocy about the upcoming masters golf tournament that didn't cancel. it is still in georgia. it starts today. >> do you think the masters golf tournament should be moved out of georgia? >> i think that's up to the masters. these new jim crow laws are just not who we are. when they, in fact, move out of georgia, the people who need the help the most, people who are making hourly wages, sometimes get hurt the most. the best way to deal with this is for georgia and other states to smarten up, stop it. stop it. >> harris: and in georgia speaking of that masters game, of course, today's media day. they had the big dinner last night. it is on. curious to see how much they talk about this topic with the players. a former mlb commissioner ripped the decision to move the all-star game in a new op-ed saying the current commissioner has politicized baseball. republican senator john kennedy hitting back at the league. georgia's law has nothing to do with race. the senator is warming up in the batter's box. he is coming up. let's get the news from steve harrigan li

here's the exchange between president biden and peter doocy. watch. >> have you had a chance to speak to any of your international partners, any -- has president xi, the one you go way back with, have you had a chance to ask him if these reports are true that china maybe misled the world from the beginning. >> i have not had that conversation with president xi. thank you. maria: well, i mean, my question was, why not? why hasn't that conversation -- isn't that one of the most important conversations as far as china is concerned? >> well, i mean, i guess the question is, do you expect him to tell the truth if he actually knows the answer? look, there are enormous tensions in the relationship right now. i think people are -- people want to have more information about coronavirus' origins and because they don't have good information and they don't trust the information coming out of china, there's a lot of pushback on anything the chinese claim on this, so that's one source of tension. south china sea as you mentioned. this is a relationship that'

yesterday peter doocy was the tv pool correspondent. the only person in the room who could ask the president questions. he asked him a couple, including this one. listen. >> do you think the masters golf tournament should be moved out of georgia? >> i think that's up to the -- the masters, look, it is reassuring to see that for-profit operations and businesses are speaking up about how these new jim crow laws are just antithetical to who we are. the other side too 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. ainsley: listen, the mlb players still get paid. the mlb still gets their tv revenue. guess who is hurt? all of these people who would have worked the game. all the hotels, all these restaurants, all these venues. all these taverns. this is an impulsive reaction and they pat themselves on the back and they feel good about what they have done. b

peter doocy has more from the white house. hey, peter. >> good afternoon. the united states government is going to start sending or they already have sent some supplies to india to help with the covid-19 outbreak there. starting tuesday, they're going to heavily restrict travel from there to here. >> we have a responsibility as the united states and in particular as it relates to the people that we have partnered with over the years to step up when people are in a time of need. as it relates to the people of india, we have longstanding decades old relationship with india, with the indian people. in particular around public health issues. people are worried. no question. >> martha: limiting travel from a specific part of the world to try to stop covid is something that biden said wouldn't work when trump did it. he tweeted this last year. a wall will not stop the coronavirus. banning all travel from europe won't stop it. the disease can impact any person or nation. he also said this. >> banning all travel from europe or any part of the world may slow it, but

white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. >> the fed say they know they spend most of the last year telling people what they can to do because of covid and that today is the beginning of a process where they will start to tell people what they think they can do. but it's going to be a slow process. >> i urge all americans, don't let up

today fox peter doocy tangled with white house press secretary jen psaki over what the administration is doing to stop this kind of thing. >> as the white house consider beating a border security now there's a video of a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old being thrown over the wall in new mexico? spirit beating a border security question expect there's video now of thrills and phibro. >> i've seen the video i think any of us who saw the video were incredibly alarmed by the steps of smugglers. once that we been quite familiar with that we have spoken out our concerns about as secretary said the inhumane ways smugglers abuse children will profiting off parents in desperation is criminal part and morally reprehensible. the president certainly agrees with that prescription the video of kids getting tossed over the border fence on the overcrowded detention facilities, when is the white house going to change their approach to this crisis of their own making customer care to comment on this is fox news contributor former acting directly or advice, thomas homan for good seo. the question that is hau

doocy. >> vice president harris says she's not going to the border yet because we have to deal with covid issues, what is she referring to. >> i would certainly have to ask your team specifically but i would tell you her focusus is nt on the border, it is on oraddressing the root causes in the northern triangle that's where the majority of the time has been spent on working with on a diplomatic level. >> her focus is not onho the border, who is watching the border. >> somebody that puts on a uniform and patrols the border on a daily basis, i can't tell you how disappointing that statement is, i wish i could tell you with a straight face that the american government has control of our borders, unfortunately i can't, cartel's criminal organization they control everything that is happening on the border, they understand what they need to do, they flood us with unaccompanied children and family units knowing that it overwhelms our resources and pulling our agents out of the field which allows them to create artificial gaps which allows them to smuggle in dangerous criminals and smugglin