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are special and exclusive series giving voices to the voiceless we take on new york welborn or cuomo over his covid-19 nursing home scandal with janice dean plus one democratic leadership thought they were getting away from d from police the activist keep pulling back and will show you how granting full amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants could impact the u.s. economy for decades to come i am david asman and for elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ we have every angle covered tonight, blake burman at the white house with the latest on the covid relief bill and hillary vaughn at cpac in orlando where conservatives are laying out their vision for the american economy let's start with blake.

>> democrats in washington, d.c. are confident$1 the $1.9 trillin rescue plan will pass later into the evening but do notn expect much if any resort from republican lawmakers republicans feel the price tag is too high and they point to unspent funds the top republican the house kevin mccarthy talking to larry "kudlow" earlier today. >> you still have a trillion dollars we already appropriated the has not gone out what the democrats are attempting tong ps now could only cause damage think about what it is. >> the bill will include increasing the minimum wage to $15 an hour however, if that is passed that provision will not be allowed in the senate under senate rules there, the house speaker nancy pelosi we heard from her a little while ago said democrats will pursue a minimum wage increase in the near future despite the robot.

>> we are sending it as a symbol of a difference it'll make in the lives of the american people but not just a symbol but as a solid proposal if it doesn't prevail because of senate rules we will persist. >> the house speaker was highlighting $1.9 trillion like direct payments to individuals money to states and local government andnd schools as well after this assuming it passes on the hill as democrats are confident it will and will go to the senate in all 50 votes from democratic senators would be needed at that point in the house speaker said there hoping to get it to the white house at the latest by march 14 on the president's desk. david: he goes toenn the senated then back to the house and if it's passed to the president's desk. thank you very much, hillary vaughn in orlando at the cpac

conference. >> today cpac has been all about corralling conservatives and getting the republican party on the same page so they can turn out in 2022 win back the senate and flip the house i spoke with rick scott earlier today he tells me the way to win is focus on the issues that matter to voters like the economy. >> first off we need to not have a civil war republican civil wan is canceled we will focus on what the democrats are doing they have been the socialist party all into socialism. >> we focus on the issues and we will have a great election. >> we heard friendly fire on stage from don jr. who told the crowd to follow the establishment in their party and matt gaetz told fox news radio his message for any candidates up for reelection we are coming for you.

>> if liz cheney were on the stage today she would get booed off of it. what does that say the leadership of all parties is not found in washington, d.c. >> former president trump will speak on sunday they told fox news president trump is warm to the idea of a 2024 run and they are fired up about it i talked to josh hawley today who tells me if trump wants it his nomination to lose. >> i would expect he would clear the field i don't know i'm not a prognosticator but my bet would be if he wants to run again then he'll beno the nominee. >> holly was thought as a potential 2024 candidate that would be wayne a presidential run but he told me he's not think about running in 2024 and not even 2028 but that may be

too soon to call. >> thank you very much joining me from cpac florida republican greg steube. congratulation, you are busy down there but areov you ready r prepared to vote on this covid bill byot remote? >> were calling this pelosi's progressive wish list only 9% of the 1.9 trillion actually goads towards covid relief yeah bailouts for blue states and blue cities and subsidies and a whole bunch of things that are completely unrelated to covid and that's why hope you see every single republican stand in solidarity against theol bill today which is against everything thatve we've done on covid related legislation and everything's been bipartisan when trump was president for

covid relief i hope we see our presidents stand against this only 9% goes to covid relief. david: you mentioned the details, a lot of people are focused on payoffs and whether teachers unions or issues that don't directly involve covid relief right now they are tagged for way in the future, years in the future after the pandemic is gone, some people think it's more than a payoff to special interest but what democrats are doing is setting the spade luncheon stage for decades to come and frank pallone a member of congress wrote aes letter to his supporters put simply this is the most ambitious economic recovery bill since the new deal if it's a new deal this is a lot more than covid relief. >> they want to take us down the road to a socialist country so why not do more spending why not

create more government programs that precipitate that plus a 1400-dollar payment on top of the 1600-dollar payment that happened in december there is over a trillion dollars still left unspent from the last year of the covid package that passed the congress and the president signed over a trillion dollars left that was unspent why would we spend more money and programs that have not been allocated. david: was there an attempt by speaker pelosi or the president to reach out to republicans to try to come to a compromise below their 1.9 trillion and above your figures or was there no attempt at unity whatsoever. >> the entire reason the use in tithe reconciliation process is because they do not want to work with republicans are amendments have been shot down they are taking armaments and they want to push this through completely

partisan otherwise you need 60 votes in the senate to get it done they want user reconciliation process in the senate so they only have to get 50 votes and have the vice president be the tie vote this is not anything bipartisan and i hope all republicans stand against this atrocious bill which 91% is not related to covid. >> what does that say about president biden's promise during the election campaign to run as president as a unity president one willing to make compromise. >> llama heard that from the president as of late you heard in the beginning we want unification and everybody to work together and quickly that was jenison because they want to get there progressive wish list past and that's what they will continue to do that okay to work with republicans it's lipservice and will lead that out that there hopefully won't be a single republican that votes for this bill. david: steve moore has a piece in the wall street journal and is talking how this bill really

does depress the urge to go out and get a job if you can get a p payout from the government that's more that you would get at a regular job and he ends up saying president biden's bill will make millions more americans dependent on checks from the government not an employer, could that be the point do you suspect that is the point? >> that's absolutelyt the point they want to push our country to a socialist country that citizens are reliant upon the government to pay their bills so of course they want to send out paychecks to people and of the minimum wage which is c.b.o. a nonpartisan organization 1.4 million jobs will be lost if the 15-dollar minimum wage is passed and signed by president biden why in the world during a covid crisis when you had an economy shut down with an independent organization telling us were gonna lose jobs in our

country and a be the last thing you should talk about. .david: i can't think of any sector restaurants in the united states tens of thousands some people say hundreds of thousands have been ruined as a result of the pandemic and lockdowns in their particular vulnerable to a doubling of the minimum wage partly because the fact thats waiters and bartenders get paid more in tips than they do in their wage this would change that and wipe out the business model and restaurants that are struggling to come back after the lockdowns. >> you're absolutely right i talked to business owners and when that validation was on the ballot in florida and saidus the same thing you said, and they were helping those low-income individuals, high school students, young african-american men who are trying to get their

first job they're not going to be able to get that job because the restaurant at mcdonald's will be able to hire anybody else the half to cut the workers because they can't afford to continue to do that. david: sunday is the big speech by president trump, what are you hearing cpac about what the presidents going to be saying. >> i think the president will focus on the midterm election in 2022 and i hope he's focused on helping us take the house back and he can help us do that and be very effective in fundraising and the new people he brought into the republican party i hopis focus on taking the house back from speaker pelosi and given the gavel to kevin mccarthy so we can w be a backsp from the progressive policies were seen from the biden b administration. david: great to see you, congratulations on the great state b of florida, we appreciae you coming on.

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national security advisor kt mcfarland trump, washington we the people, thank you for joining us president biden seems to be confused whether or not china is going to eat our lunch, what do you think? >> i think they plan to eat our breakfast, lunch and dinner and make us pay for it. i have to get president trump full credit he's the first american leader president, republican or democrat who understood the threat that china poses in the first person who stood up to say we will do something about it we will deal with their intellectual property theft, we will do over the fact that they penetrated our infrastructure and i now worry president biden will reverse all of the gains and the chinese had planned 20 years from now to be the dominant world power moved up'r the timeline. david: you heard about this arrest in hong kong or in an

indictment i don't know if they arrested the guy did that investigation began under your watch? >> there's a whole number of investigations that the fbi is conducting and chinese spies is not just chinese spies was trying to steal secrets from tgeneral electric the educatiol system and the institute, they penetrated the american corporation p and they insinuatd themselves in the american supply chain and right in the middle the committee case and system this is only going to get worse if we don't stand up to china and do something about their technological theft in the future really does not belong to us former deputy of national intelligence said the chinese steel $600 billion worth of u.s. technology every year and that

cost the average american family for - $6000 that's on our back yreally help the biden administration get smart but i don't know if they see it as a threat as the rest of us do. david: one thing they don't have to steal a big supply on their own is rare minerals not only for industrial goods but for military hardware i just worry a little bit about wobbly knees and the bideng administration giving in because of their fear that they lose out on rare-earth minerals. >> the biden administration president biden fought a good game that is not done any of it it's words indeed in a big gapn, between the two president trump took chinese companies on the new york stock exchange who is doing business with the chinese military he blacklisted them americans were not going to be able to invest in chinese

military president biden on digital what wobbly knees, absolutely. >> i can tell you're having a good time in orlando for the weather as well in your conservative friends, thank you for taking time out to talk to us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> republican strategist fort o'connell why critics say democratic lawmakers are helping big tech stifle conservative voices. >> organ and. >> the strongest reform any state has done to rain and big tech at the end of the day we cannot have the terms in this debate controlled by leftist oligarchs in silicon valley that is totally unacceptable so we will provide protection against election interference, we will provide against the censorship in the platforming not just as candidates but a floridian of all strike and for your data privacy which they mind

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outlets they disagree with that sound like action from a chinese communist party not duly elected representatives of the united states congress. david: that was kathy mcmorris rodgers at a bizarre virtual hearing in congress this week where democrats actually went on record demanding more from that broadcast in social media companies aren't doing enough to center those conservative voices with which they disagree it is shocking to me, really shocking the ease with talking about shredding our first amendments, your thoughts. >> i don't think the democrats give a hoot about the first amendment, they want to suppress ideas and information they don't agree with and if this is what the chinese do if they feel they can suppress ideas andto information then it will help

them keep power to the foreseeable future. this is a political ploy. david: one of the representatives was asked about some of the information she disagrees with she says she does not call information she calls it lies i don't know what you call them but you call that the open market something that is competitive, she is not only making butter the open market but it's something very real, but the first amendment is meant to protect but she's disparaging our entire market system, it is really repulsive to me that they would treat the first amendment like a doormat. >> i'm really actually not that shocked i think the democrats right now with freedom of expression for bill of rights instability in the united states even more so than china and kt

mcfarland on earlier i'm a huge china hawk like she is this is the danger we cannot stop the democrats because they have all three levers of power in washington, d.c. and this will go unchecked until 2022. david: there's a fourth lever of power we found on the last election social media companies are working for the democrats they were worried in 2016 the trump campaign found a way of using social media to push for their candidate and they were very successful in doing so jared kushner and others were doing that they did not want a repeat of that they stopped it cold even going to censoring information in their candidate joe biden. >> big tech censorship in the suppression is the biggest obstacles the republicans have to fight for the next couple of years and the reason in your godlike power to suppress and

sensor information they don't like and d platform people they don't like i promise you president trump is going to talk about this weekend at cpac in orlando and republicans better pay attention. david: i was going to ask if they get a talk about this and they tried the d platform parler which is an alternative to twitter and they succeeded for a while because parler was depended on the service controlled by the big social media companies but they are back online will there be other attempts to create a diversity of sites that people don't agree with the status quo can go to his. >> unfortunately where the people are in big tech, apple, amazon, google facebook these are the people controlling the flow of information if they don't shut you down they will buy you up and we have to recognize they are right tackle look awfully that needs to be investigated the democrats don't

care because they like the fact that republicans and conservatives are being censored in d platform and as long as the big tech companies continue to do their bidding the democrats will not most of them in terms of regulation. david: are there people at cpac you been talking to fellow conservatives are there people trying to get together, other sites alternate sites other servers, not all the people in silicon valley maybe in silicon valley they are the oracle for leexamples was founded and run y a guy who is very sympathetic to libertarian ideals isn't there a chance to be alternatives to twitter and facebook? >> absolutely alternatives to twitter and facebook but to get your message out beyond the servers and be visible is about bringing in the conservatives are hungry to be able to communicate because we know if we can't gete our message out we

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♪ ♪ david: i'm david david: i am david asman in for liz mcdonald governor cuomo deadly infield policies forcing covid-19 patients into nursing homes cost thousands of seniors their lives no one knows that better than my next guest who lost both of her in-laws covid-19 in new yorkn nursing homes one to me as part of our special series your voice american speaking up and speaking out as my friend fox news senior meteorologist janice dean, thank you so much for coming and i know a lot of people know the back story but it t does seem that the mainstrm media feels that governor cuomo has had it not only the scandal but the sexual abuse charges which we can talk about later but do you think he is finished as governor?

>> i'm not sure i talked to lawmakers and reporters out in albany who tell me they think this governor is the terminator nothing could destroy him but i will say over thehe last week or so i'm seeing more reporting on this i been covering it for ten months and this is certainly the most coverage i've ever seen up until this point. david: yet he still has notha ce clean on exactly what happened with the numbers he was fiddling with his whole ministry in. here's what he said this monday take a listen. >> we have had request from the department of justice since last year when president accused democratic states of the covid problem, must be accurate president trump first denied the

covid problem he did that and news articles books that have been written he denied the covid problem it's been ongoing since august new york is number 34 in terms of nursing home deaths in march 25 memo that mr. trump like to point to that followed cms guidance that he left out. the inquiry has been going on since last august we have complied with the inquiry ande e will continue to spew when he blames trump which he does quite regularly when then he goes on and brags about new york nursing home deaths stats, probably using thefi old figures not the revised figures that he was keeping from us all. >> absolutely he's done that

from the very beginning not only does he blame president trump in the cdc but he blamed god and mother nature in the new york post nursing home workers and he blame the actual residence of people they are old and they die and this is not new from this governor and is using bad statistics and he was covering up 63% of the numbers that have been released that's over 15000 elderly it was also released over 9000 covid positive patients were put into nursing homes. were starting to get the answers to their trickling out and we did a bipartisan investigation into this governor and his administration howard zucker's health commissioner was on the stand and would not answer any questions and someone s asked hm if he thought maybe march 25 order of putting the covid positive patients might have infected a patient or two and he said no. david: unbelievable i have to

get personal you become a great reporter and you broken a lot of stories but how can you separate your journalistic self from your personal story which is affected you may not only you just your whole family. >> it is difficult but i'm speaking on behalf of thousands of families that want answers and i did not want to share the story is so personal, he is a very private person but he realized because people were asking the question and work getting the answers that someone had to speak up, i am that person and i will continue to do so long after this is not a story anymore we really need to find out these answers so no other family has to go through this again. david: you must've heard because your prominent individual you

must've heard from hundreds of other people who went to the same thing your family did you now have this large family that you are essentially representing as a part of what you're doing. >> is very true i met some wonderful people and were going to the same thing but together we feel stronger and able he said cuomo has the name on his side the strong name that has been in power for many years and he has a lot of democrats on his side but i have the angels on my side and i think they will continue to give me the strength to continue. david: you gave me goosebumps, that is powerful stuff and cuomo hasn't been charged with the sexual abuse yet as of now it may go further than that but the problem with his denials and he has denied all these accusations

against him they come on the heels of his denials of fiddling with the numbers which we now know wasn't true how can you believe his denials on the sexual abuse accusations if you can't believe them on these other issues. >> it is true there's a number of lawmakers asking the attorney general who actually helped us with getting answers with a nursing home there asking leticia james into the governor and the obligations it's all about power and this governor has been in power for so long and takes his untouchable now i think the dam is beginning to break andy's going to answer for some of these issues he's dealing with. david: janice dean known you were so many years at fox, you are an angel and you doing angelic workpr and rip under representing hundreds and thousands of other families that should not have had to go through what they went through. great to see you.

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for defending the police she supports shutting down prisons and a 2019 tweet she writes prison is obsolete we need to reimagine america without it you julie davis said prisons disappear problems they do not solve them how will angelenos and the rest of america respond to this continuing narrative regarding lawaw enforcement we welcome former nypd lieutenant darren porter, darren great to talk to you again are fox affiliatee is reporting ms. blackwell is being brought in as a deputy da in los angeles we have seen a picture of her that has a picture saying police are trained to kill she wants to abolish prisons what does this do to police morale. >> if only as problematic first and foremost all behind criminal

justice reform i think it is something that should come t ino play but in the same token when we look at defunded the police i don't think that's an objective we need to employ greater resources and policing to make policing moree quintessential when you look at defunded police that's when you look in receiving the quality of life and that particular society. david: forgive me but the das office the district attorney is supposed to have the backs of the police officers they're not supposed to paint a target on their backs. >> and think with happening the district attorney in los angeles is boeing for the sentiment of the radical left many instances these are the people elected the district attorney into office you cannot vow to the sentiment of people that are looking to

receive the quality of lifee public safety is the sentiment that you need too drive forward and that does not appear to be the case in los angeles we see something similar happening in places like new york, portland, seattle, chicago and is becoming troublesome in the united states and when we look to the defunding police movement. david: it has consequences l.a. homicide rate was up in january byas 63% from last year 63% increase in homicide and you have stuff like that all over the country where you have movements in place and local governments and doesn't the das office and what's happening in l.a. contribute to the horrible numbers. >> absolutely the district attorney should have a level of accountability in connection with public safety that does not appear to be the case no one is gauging the successes of the district attorney's office we have to look to the

disenfranchised population which primarily african-american and latino that even played byy the violence and nothing is being done. david: you are absolutely right we miss you on not being on the force in manhattan is not a safer place as it used to be and a lot of the reasonings being used by defend the police and the reason why, good to talk to you again, thank you very much for being here. >> i salute your son in the marine corps. >> national border patrol council vice president art del cueto how granting full amnesty to millions of immigrants would impact the u.s. economy.

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right now, thank you for being here doel believe 12 million-dollar immigrant number we have heard that figure for years, for decades really. >> there is no way it's gotta be way more just by seeing what happens each and every day on the border and when you see individuals coming across it's not the people being apprehended that is something that tells you it's a number of gotta ways no scientific way at this point to know how many people are not being apprehended there is no way to understand how many people are avoiding detention and apprehension that number is far from where f it is and it's going to have a true economic issue. david: just to hone in on what you are saying when you say the getaways, every time you try tom round people up were looking video at illegal immigrants running away from the border

patrol, there is always many that get away is it about an equal amount that get away as those that you capture? >> i would have to see the percentages that dhsll is reporting and then i would have to question those percentages nthat are reporting there's been instances where people are going after a group of 20 and they go ahead and mark 20 gotta ways if they don't apprehend them when realistically could've been 60 or 100 there's no way to tell how many people are getting away in the lot is these individuals used to avoid detection the work carpet on their feet so they can cover up their footprints when agents are trying to follow after them there is so many ways they tried to avoid detection and i would question whatever number comes out because they litruly believe it has to be a much bigger number and i'm seeing that actually happen.

david: these are guesstimates and it's hard to tell precisely about ten years ago the heritage foundation based on the 11 million numberr added up $6.3 trillion that would cost american economy as a whole there is a complete amnesty, that was ten years ago, long before raise your hands if you thought we should pay illegal immigrants free medical care and the benefits that we provide to american citizens, we are talking a lotiz of money on topf the trillions of dollars spending uncovered relief and. the benefits that people received are based on annual income when you have a lot individuals going to be in the united states and the majority have an unskilled neighbor what causes the effect

their income is right at the gap where they would be able to receive many benefits that a lot of individuals receive so taxes would go up you have to take into consideration they are going to have children these children have to have an education these individuals go to the publicdi school system ad then you have to figure out how to beef up the public school system at the same time. david: how to come back from covid. we have to go but i have to ask you quickly immigration was a key part of president trump's 's2016 victory do you think he will talk about it on sunday? >> i'm not sure what he will be talking about at the end of the day immigration d affects everye regardless of what side of the isle you're at. david: we really thank you for your continuing service in trying to keep our borders safe for the people inside our

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