todd: roe adding that even if americans do begin to take those steps change will take time. while change will take time we have to get off the phone and social media and it interact with our neighbors and good things will happen. jillian: what? are "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i pledge this to you. i will be a president for all americans. and i promise you, i will fight as hard for those who did not support me as for those who did. >> within hours of taking office, the newly meanted president biden wasted no time issuing executive orders to radical particularly change the country. >> biden is going to america first and taking away jobs. >> they are officially back. >> gave the kind of address our at use offed to give. >> a love story we haven't had a love story for four years. >> i don't hold out much hope that very media is going to change their tune.

>> biden tells us to accept unity that unity appears to be at the expense of anyone who offers to -- >> the whole american population has been radicalized it will take many years to tee talks the misinformation that has been spread. ♪ steve: 6:01 in the east on this thursday january 21st, 2021. take a look at the fox news alert. protests take a violent turn on the west coast after joe biden is sworn in as the 46th president. steve: police declaring unlawful assembly in portland overnight after rioters damaged an ice facility. looks more like looting, doesn't it, rather than uncalled for assembly. ainsley: earlier in the day rioters were smashing windows at oregon's democratic

headquarters. at least 8 people were arrested. >> bill will they didn't stop there protesters burned american flags outside the state capitol building. and in seattle protesters amazon go store, courthouse and the county's first ever starbucks. so it seems steve and ainsley, good morning to you both. steve: good morning to you, will. todd: not everybody thought it actuals a food day yesterday. not herb felt the unity. apparently on the west coast some people were upset that not enough has been accomplished yet in joe biden's presidency. steve: in fact, in very progressive portland, antifa is angry at joe. will: right. steve: in fact, some of those images we saw are of the democratic party headquarters for portland and for oregon and they just don't like joe and they don't like law enforcement. they painted over a democratic party sign. one of the quotes in the paper this morning out there in portland is we don't want biden. we want revenge for police

murders, imperialist wars and fascist masters. now, notice, they don't say they want justice. they want revenge. well, you know, that's not exactly how it works, ainsley. ainsley: well, and jason rantz, he is a radio host out in seattle. he made a good point democrat will have to call out these groups and stop saying groups like antifa don't exist. listen. >> antifa doesn't exist. it's a total myth. they are only involved in peaceful protest. a talking point that to this day is still being used despite ample evidence showing quite the opposite. and the democrats have a really interesting problem on their hand because they helped create this movement and they created this environment that essentially said look, we are not only not going to punish you for your kinds of violence that we saw for six months last year. we are actually going to reward it. when you look at portland and seattle and some of these other areas, they ended up adopting. city governments adopted a lot of the policies that these

terrorist groups ended up promoting. the democrats have to step up and actually call this stuff out. you can't just go after one side of violence. ainsley: remember, he is talking about the myth comment. jerry nadler interviewed on the streets of washington he was asked about antifa. he said this is a myth. other democrats were calling it an idea. there were 150 antifa members there in portland according to reports. some of the signs read abolish ice and protests for law enforcement and protests for joe biden. will: joe biden was one of those who you just referenced who said antifa was simply an idea. after january 6th. i remember sitting in the living room of my mother's house and she was talking about the reverent she had for the national capitol and what it shame it was to see what happened to the nation's capitol. , she is right. i would say for many of us and specifically including me, i have a similar, if not greater reference for all the small businesses and downtowns and places that have been burned, looted and rioted in up toes across this country interest

kenosha to detroit to chicago to new york city, they represent the american dream. they represent people's blood, sweat, and tears. and if we are going to call out and we should what happened in the nation's capitol, can we at least have some measure of similar outrage for the men and women the americans who are losing their lively hoods in these type of violent actions. >> will, that soundbite i quoted a moment ago, it's hard to -- it's hard to stop a gang like that, a mob like that when all they want is revenge. they want revenge. look, i feel sorry for the people of portland. and seattle and they had trouble in denver as well. because they don't want that in their downtowns. to your point, will, they have got businesses there. they want to go downtown. there is somebody -- why are they beating up that guy? look the first amendment is protected. they are protected to demonstrate and protest whatever they want to, that's fine. but we have seen this movie a million times since the summer

it tee involves every time and there is a crack. there needs to be a crackdown clearly. interesting this morning one of my kids said hey, dad. up in -- up on the worldwide web, type in antifa.com and tune where it takes you this morning? ainsley: where? steve: takes you to the white house. ainsley: interesting. our country is so divided. you ha lot of people excited about joe biden winning. a lot of people heart broken when donald trump didn't win to see him walk out and then you have these groups that aren't happy it seems with. our country has to come together. joe biden said yesterday i want unity and he talked about that in his speech. the first thing he does the first order of business is to walk, in sit down at the table and he has 17 executive orders really wiping away much of what president trump did. so, his supporters are saying how can we have unity if you are taking away everything that we

like? will: you have those scrolling across your screen right now those 17 executive orders there is too many to list off. highlight a few. ending president trump's 1776 commission. rejoining the world health organization. of course there was a lot of criticism for w.h.o. after the breakout of code across this world. rejoin the paris climate agreement. and many, many more. speaking of climate treatment there is this push to rejoin the world's effort to battle climate change first thing he wants to do in his administration. marc morano editor of the politically incorrect guide to climate change said it's all virtue signaling. very little will get done. >> biden is going to hammer american first and start affecting american jobs both with his bans on oil and gas and with rejoining paris and with getting rid of the -- canceling

the keystone pipeline. this is going to hammer middle america, blue collar america. americans on middle class and lower income and it's not going to change the climate one bit. so we're back where we were under president obama with more climate virtue signaling. steve: all right. so, you know, the thing about all those executive actions and orders that he signed yesterday, late in the day, that's pretty much the first thing every new president does now. because they have, you know, some of them have run for president for in joe biden's case for like 40 years, he is finally there. and he wants to show his people hey, look, i got here and i got all these papers. look, i did stuff that you have wanted me to because now comes the hard part where they have got to get stuff through congress. ainsley: they don't normally do 17. what were your numbers yesterday? steve: it's a record number. i think donald trump had one. but barack obama had a number. george bush had a number. nonetheless, there is a new president of the united states of america.

and how do you think the mainstream media racked to joe biden the democrat getting the big chair on air force 1 in well, here's a sampling. >> 4 of the president of the @but he is so into his first address. >> gave the inaugural address our presidents used to give as hopeful as the man delivering it. >> we saw this steely determination and compassion of president joe biden. >> what a story though. what a great love story between jill biden and joe biden. we haven't had a love story in the white house in four years. >> you know, he spoke [inaudible] and we needed this. there was not one part of that that wasn't just medicine in the wound. >> he is the better angel president. joe biden believes he's eternally optimistic. he's not cynical. the guy has been in washington so long you would think, some of us here too long and you become

cynical. steve: okay. so, the answer to the question is mainstream media loves him. he is the better angel president. but i think we knew that would probably the reaction. ainsley: compare that to how they treated pump president trump over the last four years. yesterday jake tapper said he was disgraced embarrassment wolf blitzer said the size of the crowd on the tarmac pathetic. remarks repulsive and melania when she got off the plane was wearing a beautiful dress and they criticized that dress. steve: i wonder if those same people who said all those things about donald trump actually saw what joe biden said yesterday. because joe biden made it very clear, look, we have got to come together as a nation. we might have different points of view. but we have got to be tolerant of each other. in fact at one point he mentioned we watch different tv channels. thank you for watching ours today. nonetheless we are different. but we have to be tolerant. sounds like a lot of intolerance out there. will: apparently that was

enough. the reviews are. in four hours in he is clearly the medicine that heals the wound. he is absolutely doing a bang up a plus job just got started according to many in the media. certainly when general psaki took the stage the hard questions would begin. that's when we would get the real grilling about what the plans are for the incoming administration. i'm sure that was the case, right? watch. >> let's talk a little bit just about kind of the preparations for getting the white house ready and safe for the new president. it's been reported that you did $500,000 worth of deep cleaning? could you talk about the measures that you took to ensure that the president is safe? >> do you see yourself, your primary role promoting the interest of the president or are you there to provide us the unvarnished truth? >> are you color what it was like for us going into the oval office. >> will he keep donald trump's air force one color theme change? steve: do you know what? i think jen psaki won't have to worry about the drama of having

some cnn reporter yelling at her or yelling at the president of the united states. she doesn't want any drama. and yesterday actually there was one person who did ask a really good hard question. and in fact, miranda dewine from miranda devinetalked about how d talks about the balance of the room, eh, watch. >>y really hold out much hope that very incurious media is going to change their tune. you could say that joe biden won the election because of the censorship and the favorable reporting that he received. and now you saw just from the first press conference just a little over an hour ago that the media is really eating out of the biden administration hands only one reporter that was peter doocy from fox news asked a question that was difficult and that was one about unity. how can you possibly be

preaching unity when you are trying to impeach your predecessor? steve: that's right. and peter doocy asked the only hard question and he said, look, the president is talking about unity and should they go forward with an impeachment trial because impeachment is all about removing somebody from office. donald trump is no longer president. so why do it? and she said, essentially, and we will play it a little later on she said well we trust the mechanics of the senate, they can multitask. that doesn't answer the question. the question is in the name of unity, which was his theme, is it a good idea to do that? i mean, there are other options the senate has. they could censure former president trump but do they have to put him on trial? remember, it's got to be a super majority. the chances of 17 republican senators when they can say look, he is a private citizen. chances of getting 17 u.s. senators on the republican side to say yep, he should be

convicted, not good. ainsley: unity is definitely off to a great start. did you hear what ben rhodes said he? called all the trump supporters he was under obama deputy national security adviser and he was on tv saying all the trump supporters are really an issue of national security. listen to this. >> i think the other issue on homeland security as john pointed out yes there is a security issue. how do you identify armed militias who are intent on doing harm? buff there is a broader societal issue that is going to take many years to detox the disinformation of the lies, the hate that has been spread, a whole segment of the american population has been radicalized by what has happened over the last four years and by the fact that donald trump is no longer there. they can no longer see donald trump and representing their grievances in the highest office. i think there is a lot of work to be done to deal with the broader societal issues that go beyond what even national security homeland security officials could do.

ainsley: i'm sure there are hateful people on both sides. but the trump supporters that we all know, i don't consider them hateful people. look at the crowd that was down interest in florida that greeted president trump. you might disagree with them. but i don't know anyone that's hateful who has supported him. i'm from the south. a lot of people down in south carolina think he is wonderful and they like him. and down in florida they greeted him. crowds, 74, 75 million people voted for this guy. they don't want to be silenced. they don't want to be deprogrammed. they do not believe it's a cult. steve: you know, ainsley, in that soundbite he started by talking about armed militias, they are a conservatorship, obviously. ainsley: of course. steve: then during the balance of his soundbite. it turned into those many people who support donald trump. and said it sounded -- was he talking about the militias? was he talking about trump supporters? it kind of sounded like he was talking about those people standing on the street in west palm beach as the president went

to mar-a-lago from pbi. sounded like he was talking about those people and are they a national security issue? i don't think so. ainsley: you are catholic, steve, a lot of that crowd voted for him because they like his stance on being pro-life. they are good people. they go to church on sundays. they are not hateful. the left has got to understand that part of the country or those voters before we can move on to unity and come together. will? will: i think they have answered all the questions. they are talking about the people you see on your screen. they are talking about you, who is watching at home. the circle is being drawn wider and wider. make no mistake whether they talk about de-programming and people who have lost their minds and people who need to be targeted they are talking about you. they are not leaving any gray area whether it comes to this. ainsley: the walmart shoppers you mean, the deplorables. will: half of this country a and perhaps more that circle will get drawn large and large. steve: i was at walmart the other day is that a problem? unbelievable value, just saying.

ainsley: i love it, too. will: this goes beyond what homeland security officials can do as well. focus on that. it's not just about you it's what they want to do. steve: in joe biden's speech yesterday did not hear much about him assuring conservatives that they will not be, to your word, de-programmed or purged because, you know, we have seen that in the past and now, as america starts a new day, a new administration, will let's hope they stop that. just saying. will: let's check in jillian mele. she has the latest on the headlines. what's going on, jillian. jillian: let's begin with a fox news alert. the three national guard will members killed in helicopter crash upstate new york. the medical vacation chopper was on training mission when it went down on a field near rochester. >> this is a heavy burden on all of us. freedom is not free. we lost three great americans today in service to our country.

jillian: today flags in new york will fly at half-staff to honor the troops. a prominent member of the proud boys faces several charges connected to the capitol riots. the fbi says joe biggs was seen inside the capitol after a feel low proud boy member window to get inside. encouraging other group members to blend in during the riot. he denies knowing any plans to storm the capitol. amazon offers extensive resources to president biden to help with the new administration vaccination effort. the company sending this letter writing in part quote our scale allows us to make a edge mooful impact immediately in the fight against covid-19 and we stand ready to assist you in this effort. we are prepared to move quickly once vaccines are available. amazon declined fox news' request for an explanation as to why the company didn't offer assistance to the trump administration. and how about this? someone has weaken up a multimillionaire in maryland. one lucky ticket matched all six

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♪ will: welcome back, as americans brace for an aggressive gun control agenda under the biden administration another state is working to protect it second amendment rights. arizona republicansfying a bill to join four other states as, quote: second amendment sanctuaries banning any state from resources from enforcing federal laws they feel violate americans' right to bear arms. our next guest is one of the cosigners of the bill arizona g.o.p. state representative regina cobb joins us now. good morning, representative cobb. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. will: tell us about the bill and

tell us what it means to be a sanctuary state when it comes to second amendment? >> well, we have seen over and over the rhetoric and the clear statements that this administration has made against our second amendment rights. and this bill was introduced to help protect arizona from any federal legislation that comes down and would affect our second amendment rights. and as you said, we also have an amendment coming in that will be putting some teeth into the bill that pretty much says that you can't use state or local resources for any legislation that is enacted. it's been clear that this administration clear back from april when kamala harris made statements that if something didn't happen within the first 100 days she was going to make an executive order. and biden recently with tweets banning assault rifles and magazines with multiple rounds. those are things that go straight against our second amendment rights we want to

protect it. will: i mentioned you are one of five states looking to pass this law to create sanctuary states. here are other states that have already done or passed similar measures. alaska, idaho kansas and wyoming. arizona looks to become the fifth. give me an example of an attempted enforcement of a federal law that then arizona would ban taking part in, any funds taking part in it. >> i think assault -- the ban on the assault rifles and the multiple rounds in a magazine, both of those things are things. our guns have changed over time. and we know that and we don't use bayonet anymore. there are some things that have happened over the years. and if you all of a sudden we have those kind of issues come into arizona, i think we would be protected. and if a subdivision of our state decides they are going to

enforce those laws, they can lose state resources. will: so, in other words, if the feds come in to try to implement a law passed at the federal level, they would not get any cooperation from the state in that situation. no fund, no law enforcement help enforcing any laws that you feel like violate the second amendment? >> absolutely. absolutely. will: would, in your stems, do anything to actually stop the implementation of those laws or would it be somewhat symbolic the federal government has a ton of resources on their own to impresident-elect those kind of laws it would in your opinion impinge on the second amendment? >> i think if any community, will, is enforcing those laws. and they start losing revenues their constituents are going to be screaming so, yeah, i do think it is -- it does have some teeth to it. will: okay. representative regina cobb of arizona. thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you. thank you for having me. will: you bet. still ahead. if you voted for president trump, the left, most likely

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deflects blame for releasing the accused gunman on a significantly reduce the bail just weeks before the killing. steve: todd piro joins us with more from the newsroom with details. >> police identifying that second suspect as we learn new information about the man charged with this heinous crime. surveillance footage showing him walking his dog when two people attempt to rob him. all of this happening last week on a philadelphia street corner. one of those suspects firing a shot into the 25-year-old's chest killing him. police arresting joseph s. davis in connection with the murder. court records reveal he was released from jail just two weeks earlier despite allegedly assaulting a prison guard and violently carjacking an uber driver. but, two judges dramatically lowering his bail allowing him to walk free. philadelphia's assistant d.a. admitting to a series of failures. >> his bail should not have been lowered. it was lowered to an extremely low level. we did object at the time that this bail was lowered on both of those cases.

i'm sure that many many balls were dropped in this case and that will be looked at. and, unfortunately, we do see this in a lot of cases. todd: listen to this statement from the d.a.'s office deflecting blame, quote: we strenuously disagreed with the judge's decisions in all four instances related to this defendant. those claiming this devastating murder happened because of a lenient bail policy in my office are lying. the loudest of those voices embraced trumpian disdain for truth and facts long ago. graduated from temple university with a degree in engineering. he was planning to modify with his girlfriend soon. while that second person of interest has been identified, police say he has not yet been charged. pack to you. ainsley: all right. thank you, todd. more than 500 authors and plusing professionals are now calling on their industry to refuse book deals with former trump officials. will: they wrote an open letter that they say, quote, no participant in an administration that caged children and scoffed

at science as millions were infected with a deadly virus should be enriched by a big book deal. >> steve: weren't those cages from during the obama administration? that's something else. here with reaction is "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. pete, would toe he would to the story from forbes magazine if you hire any of these people from the trump administration, we will go after your company and investigate you which sent a chill down the spine of many many a ceo. >> yeah, of course, this is to be expected from the left. i will say a quick google serve, guys, showed an article from the "new york times." we know this. this is common sense that the article says it all. "new york times" august 2020 trump books keep coming and readers can't stop buying them. we have seen how many donald trump books were written in the last four years. mostly from a negative perspective, trying to tear him down. these publishers, guys, happy to profit off of that, made record numbers off of those books.

so it's not about the name donald trump. it's how dare you be a part of the administration and maybe give your side of the story, which the side of the story the people who were actually there. remember when at the cemetery he was accused of calling veterans suckers and losers and that was based on a couple anonymous reports? there will be books written about that. they don't want to give the book to the 16, 17, 18 people who were there and refuted what was actually said and tell the honest story. having gone through the meat grinder of the book plusing process i'm well aware of the fact that there are little itty-bitty tiny departments inside these big publishers willing to publish conservative books they are always shunned, yet they make tons of money and now being pushed farther aside. the corporate world we are familiar with. ainsley: cancel culture you talked to harvard students petition on the campus they want to revoke many of the students have signed a petition they want to revoke the trees from people who are trump supporters.

tell us more about it? >> yeah are. first of all, i have a bone to pick with you guys, you managed to find a way to send me the to one place more liberal than the inauguration yesterday. and it was harvard. okay? steve: you went to harvard? will: time out, peg hegseth. don't do that you willingly went there for some years. pete: well, i did. and i am totally trying to get rid of and make good and pay pennies on that time. that's true. ainsley: they want to cancel. steve: weeping. pete: i went on your behalf to the college. steve: you are doing us a fair. >> doing you a favor and spoke to some students. there are virtual classes guys so there weren't many students there. there were some there, we found them and talked to them. what do you think about the cancellation of folks with degrees. elise stefanik what do you think of that? here is what they had to say. ♪

♪ will. pete: elise stefanik republican of new york objected to the certification along with 140 other republicans. are like that kick her off the board. what do you think of that? >> well, you know, we think that the advisory board has a commitment to the students and for elise stefanik to support that lie i think it disqualifies her entirely. >> i think it's fair to remove her. pete: politics kicked her off the advisory board. do you think that's a good thing? >> i'm going to say yes. pete: she noted she is kind of a last conservative on that board democrats center left. do you think that's a problem? >> yeah. i guess there should be balance. >> if you are a republican or conservative member who is willing to, you know, believe in the facts, i mean, i think that would be totalsly okay. >> that person has supported donald trump? >> supporting him comes with a certain degree of supporting misinformation which is the point in kicking her off the board anyways.

pete: harvard students petitioning to have edited cruz and kayleigh mcenany and dan screen be shaw's degrees revoked because of their objection to the certification. what do you think about that? >> to have their degrees revoked? i find that really silly. >> i definitely don't agree with what they are doing right now in the government, but i think that's a little far. >> is a it cancel culture. >> of course it's cancel culture. >> makes people too scared to say what they think or have any sorts of debates that are meaningful. >> first amendment says that you have the right to free speech and you won't be persecuted by the federal government. it does not protect you against societal punishment. pete: when students come to harvard afternoon think they are getting the greatest education in america are you getting one side. >> definitely getting one side, that's true. pete: so the first amendment protects you from -- gives you free speech, but if you are at harvard here we will come down on you if we don't like your views. a lot of them said hey, we want to get rid of her off the board because we don't like trump.

we think there should be some balance. so we agree with the conservative but they need to be acceptable. and i kept asking and you usually get names like sasse or flake or romney and that's their view of an acceptable republican or conservative as opposed to if you have touched trump, then you can't be a part of the conversation which says a lot about how our elites they sound like future cnn anchors authoritarians when you talk to them how they actually view 74 million people who voted for the president. will: who gets to decide who is acceptable. pete: thank you very much. todd: some years ago you paid to go to harvard. now we are paying to you go to harvard. you are getting better at your arrangements here and they have clearly did not successfully program you in your time there. i doubt you are acceptable. pete: i have been way too programmed by "fox & friends" at this point. i'm beyond de-programming. yes are. will: see you in a couple days. steve: by the way we reached out to harvard university for a statement but have not heard back. we will not hold our breath.

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have a hybrid situation for most of the schools which has worked out extremely well for those who are actually still uneasy about not having taken the vaccine yet. i myself plan on not taking it. my husband does plan on taking it. i would not ask that a teacher would be forced to take it in order to reopen the schools. but i do know it would ease some people's questioning on whether if it's safe or not to send their children back. our schools have done an exleapt job at trying to reopen. ainsley: that's great. karith, how about you? >> i'm in dallas as you know and we are home schooling. it's not a particular issue for our family, but i do think that it is critical for the children who do not have the option of home schooling or have the parents who can be there to help support in the way that they need it. it's always better in person for children to get that attention. we do need to make sure that everything is safe. the teachers are safe, the students are safe. so if there is a way to ensure

that, then we should absolutely go forward. ainsley: tom, i know you are a therapist, you have a private practice what you are seeing. >> i worked at a public high school for 25 years. up here in northern new jersey similar situation, hybrid situation in my private practice i'm dealing with a tremendous amount of kids with anxiety, kids with depression and so forth. and what i'm worried about is when the kids actually do go back to will school i want them to go pack to school as soon as possible. i think it's critically important. from having worked under the roof of a school, schools are going to be having to deal with so many kids with school phobia related issues just from being socially isolated, particularly kids that have some sort of underlying anxiety. so it's going to be -- it's not going to be as easy as it sounds when we roll kids back into school. i do think they need to get there. we have to get them back into some semblance of normality. ainsley: what do you think timing of this president trump was pushing for schools and everything to reopen. he said there are a lot of

democratic governors who wouldn't allow it. bill de blasio closed our schools he got blasted by democrats and republicans. what do you make of the timing because this is day one for joe biden and now it's okay to open schools? >> yeah, actually i do kind of kind of refreshing. i'm a new york parent who believes children should be pack in schools. i think the science has been on our side sips june. to hear that president biden is going to take on the folks in his own party. it's been democratic big city gomps, democratic mayors who have pushed back. it's been the teacher's unions who have pushed back. so if joe biden wants to take on those interests on day one, i say get at it. ainsley: i looked at all of his executive actions and orders i was in favor of this one. i am excited because i do want our kids back in will school. women of you told our producers, joe, it was you, you have a some that's in kindergarten you worried what he is learning if he is zooming for an hour a day. pregnant having our babies first five years are critical for brain development. if they are only getting an hour

on a computers i do worry about it. >> yeah, god bless teachers they're wonderful. he is really only getting a solid hour at best of wifi teacher. so you worry about the long-term ramifications what is standardized testing going to be like down the road. ainsley: right. all of you, thank you so much. we will have you back on soon. >> the thank you. >> thank you. ainsley: bye. coming up amazon lending a helping hand to the biden administration to ramp up efforts. why did the retail giant not help sooner? dr. marc siegel joins us with his take coming up next. ♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward... even after paying for this. love you, sweetheart. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. come on, grandpa! later. got grandpa things to do.

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i can get. all hands on deck. steve: absolutely. >> i like the executive order that's sending 100,000 workers out there, public health workers that was signed by president biden yesterday. but when it comes to amazon, you have got to scratch your head and say, first of all, i think everybody watching us knows there was a personal feud going on between jeff bezos and president trump. well, excuse me, that should not get in the way of public health. steve: absolutely. >> that's number one. number two, we certainly could have used amazon all along with all their communications. we have been having a breakdown in communications at the state level. and all of their workers. and guess who they are going to give the vaccine to first, steve. they are going to say their workers are frontline workers which they are. but i bet they end up at the front of the line here. steve: fox news reached out to amazon and asked why they didn't help out earlier and they declined to comment on the record. but, think about this. so, the covid vaccine rolled out a month ago. and with amazonnens reach. you know right now joe biden has

pledged 100 million doses in 100 days. that's 1 million a day into people's arms which is laudable and let's hope they can do that but had amazon been able to help them, millions more people probably would be vaccinated right now but instead they have not been vaccinated and they are at risk. >> steve, let me tell you why you are totally right about this. one of the things we are not focusing enough there has been 36 million doses already but only 18 million getting into people's arms. operation warp speed has done what it's supposed to do. it's brought these vaccines to market. they are out there. they are sending them out there. that 36 million is the same rate of a million a day over 100 days that president biden is offering or promising. the problem has been on the other end getting it into people's arms with people like governor cuomo pushing stop signs, trying to go around everyone and get it right from

pfizer. all of that could have been helped by amazon as you just said helping to get it from operation warp speed and federal government into people's arms. that's something they could really help with. it's a disgrace it's taken so long and that it seems to be political. ainsley: it does. of the federal government is running the operation but and they did not reach out to the trump administration to ask about distributing the vaccines and they did not reach out to the state governors as well, we understand to say hey, we can help you. they didn't do it until joe biden -- suddenly at 11:59 somebody at will amazon the light went off over their head, hey, we could help. up believable. real quickly. >> could be a coincidence. steve: do be. right. [laughter] steve: check yourself for a fever. real quick, you have got 30 seconds. why is it fauci said yesterday we are rejoining the world health organization? >> well, let's just remember that the world health organization said it was a regional problem only a year ago. that you could go ahead and have

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drop a potentially divisive senate impeachment. >> the senate can do their constitutional duty while continuing to conduct the business of the american people. >> as americans brace for aggressive gun control agenda the another state is working to protect it second amendment rights. >> this administration is against our second amendment right and we want to protect it? straight to a fox news alert. protests take a violent turn on the west coast fog joe biden's inauguration police declaring unlawful assembly in portland after rioters damaged ice facility. todd: earlier in the day damaged at oregon democratic headquartering 8 people were arrested. steve: meanwhile in rocky mile, colorado denar is as you is see

protesters burning an american flag outside the state capitol building. meanwhile in seattle, washington, other an amazon go building damaged along with courthouse and the country's first ever starbucks because these groups were protesting and got started and good morning by the way and will, good to have you. >> good morning. steve: brian isworking the prime time shift 7 p.m. eastern watch his show. ever since last summer there have been preferlts out there and for the longest time they were protesting donald trump. well, now, donald trump no longer is president of the united states and do you know what they were doing yesterday? they were protesting joe biden. some of the groups are trying to action on immigration and climate and healthcare and racial justice and others are angry at him regarding his crime bill from the 90's and mass incarcerations. and then one of the quotes is we don't want president biden. we want revenge for police

murders, imperialist wars and fascist masters. how do you reason with a mob of rioters as seen right there or we should say unlawful assemblers according to police right there. how do you appeal to people who simply want revenge. ainsley: well, you know, we have been very consistent on this show. last summer we were saying the violence needs to be condemned. steve: all violence. ainsley: needs to be condemned in washington. jason rants the seattle radio host we have talked to him a lot. is he calling out these groups and he is saying you can't pretend like jerry nadler did that said antifa is a myth. you can't pretend they don't exist. listen. >> antifa doesn't exist. it's a total myth. they are oonly involved in peaceful protest. a talking point that to this day is still being used despite ample evidence showing quite the opposite. and the democrats have a really interesting problem on their hands pause they helped create

this movement. and they created this environment that essentially said, look, we are not only not going to punish you for your kinds of violence that we saw for fix month last year, we're actually going to reward it. because, remember, when you look at portland and seattle and look at some of these other areas, they ended a documenting, city governments adopt documented a lot of the policies that these tears groups ended up promoting the democrats have so step up and call this stuff out. you can't go after one side of silence. will: ainsley it was jerry nadler called antifa a myth. joe biden said this is just an idea. the idea is more violent and concrete. if someone is going to call it out it has to come from the nation's leader now because it tips and it goes from city to city. it metastasizes. unless you do something to stop it, it gets worse. it's hard to call yourself a unifier if you do not stop some of the most divisive violent action taking place in our country. it's also hard to call yourself a unifier if one of your first

actions would be to pursue impeachment of your predecessor. last night jen psaki took to the podium as white house press secretary for the first time. most of the questions were entirely easy and softballs. fox news peter doocy had a question about whether or not biden would pursue this divided path. >> if president biden wants theme to be unity of the country does he think nancy pelosi and chuck schumer should drop a potentially divisive senate impeachment trial? >> we are confident though that just like the american people can, the senate can also multitask and they can could their constitutional duty while continuing to conduct the bills of the american people. steve: okay. so she didn't answer the question but that's what i think that's a preview of you who she will react to hard questions in the pressroom. the whole idea is impeachment,

remove somebody from office. and there are a number of democrat senators -- rather republican senators who say, you know, how too we impeach somebody who is a private citizen and convict them in the u.s. senate? and so peter's question was a good one because if joe biden spent the bulk of his speech yesterday talking about how we need to be more tolerant of the other side, how we need to stop this civil war, we have got to move on, and so in the name of unity, and those 74 million people who like donald trump, and would be inflamed by whatever the democrats did in the senate, why don't you just move on? and, in fact, the "new york post" headline on the op-ed page is to move on stop the impeachment trial. they write on their op-ed pages president biden said he wanted to end this civil war tell nancy pelosi the speaker not to send the articles of impeachment to the senate would be a good way to start.

if the senate sees fit it can pass some censure of trump over his role in feeding that madness of january the 6 of the. buff a full trial of an ex-president would be constitutionally dubious and hopelessly divisive. let it rest. so peter asked the question. she did not answer. but, nonetheless, it's because on the first day they don't want to be telling the senate in public what to do. but joe biden on the steps of the capitol yesterday told america what to do. let's be more tolerant. let's move on from the civil war. let us try to find a way where we can all come together? and just to poke the 74 million as you quoted earlier, ainsley, people who voted for president trump and just remind them hey, look, they have just impeached and convicted somebody who is a private citizen move on.

according to the "new york post." ainsley: they go on to saying re-litigating. this re-litigating impeaching president trump after he has already left office that goes against everything that the democratic party says that they stabbed for which is unity and acceptance and and to go through all of that again. he is already out of office. victor davis hanson at the hoover institution. he said that biden and democrats wiped out a lot of bipartisan institutions. listen to this. >> his party destroyed all of the institutions that we both agreed on. one of them was you don't promiscuously used 25th amendment to gain political points by calling a president crazy. now we do do that. and he has got issues that donald trump really didn't have. we don't try to impeach a first term president, especially in one day without evidence without a special counsel. is he going to be looking at that in 2022 if information comes out about biden incorporated or his taxes? we don't fund 22 months, you know, $40 million on a basis of

a hoax. are we going to do that with the biden family? so he and the democrats took a lot of institutions that were bipartisan and wiped them out. ainsley: i think they would probably leave him alone if he hadn't said he wants to run again possibly or yesterday he said this is not -- i will come back in some form, whether or not that's a political party the patriot party, the freedom party we have heard different things. it is him running again in four years. but, we will just have to see. mitch mcconnell he is in a tough position because he said he is not sure which way he will go. but he won't have the backing, i don't think, of the number of republicans he needs. he would need 17 republicans. will: you know, ainsley, i don't know that democrats would choose to leave donald trump alone. ainsley: just so they can stick it to him one more time. will: like he has been a ratings driver for television channels. he has been a political win for democrats in the past year. it's a drum they like to beat. it at this points to divide america, make no mistake about it.

but quaiding america has been the democratic political strategy for quite some time. name ryan which it divide us race or socioeconomic or political party, dividing us has been a political win for the democratic party. jason whitlock was on tucker carlson last night and he was talking about this strategy specifically when it comes to racial lines. listen to this. >> the democrats, you have to tip your hat to them. it's an evil strategy but it is working. they have convinced the public if you want to not be considered racist, support democrats. support the left. that's the way to inoculate yourself from ever being accused of racism or being a sell out to your black race. that is their political strategy. that's what they are offering the people. we can protect you from being smeared as a racist. joe biden offered no policies today. there were platitudes and generalizations and attacks on

president trump. there was no vision expressed for america and how we move this country forward. there was no offer of unity. will: if i might, just a moment on the evil genius of this divisive strategy. a classic movie is the usual suspect. and there is a line in the usual suspects where he says the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he did not exist. what i have found is that those who yell fascist are the first to embrace authoritarian crackdowns on dissent. those that yell racist are the first to ensconce themselves in subburbs where they are totally insulated to any exposure to diversity. to pay $50,000 a year private tuition for their children never encounter someone who looks or much less earns less money than their parent. if you want to live that life, fine. god bless you. don't turn around and preach that you are more virtuous than others that you look down upon and call racist. what i think i see here is a movement populated in essence by fraud. they are largely what they

accuse others of being. >> steve: joe biden, the first day out, talked about unit. we have got to be more tolerant and the civil war. the "wall street journal" on the op-ed pages they had this observation. something -- this is a quote from his speech yesterday at noon. our history has been a constant struggle between the american ideal that we are all created equal and the harsh ugly reality that racism nativism, fear and commonnization have long torn us apart. that's what joe biden said. the "wall street journal" analyzed that and said so political differences in this country now are between those who belief in american ideals and those who are racist and nativists. this is divisive and cultural this and moral. connell: den sense. he we did hear conservatives being purged that he will call off the progressive censors. finally they say if his pursuit of social justice drive blame

every iniquity in american life on racism he will divide more than unite. if he insists that those who disagree are climate change deniers are care nothing for the planet he will alienate millions. the test of mr. biden's unity pledge will now be how he governs. we will give him the benefit of the doubt which is what every new american president deserves. ainsley: well, if you are pro-life, it doesn't mean you are racist. if you like lower taxes it doesn't mean you are racist. if you like constitutional judges, it doesn't mean you are racist. if you like less government, it doesn't mean you are racist. you might have supported trump because of those issues. because ever the policies. you might not like the tweet. you might not like some of his rhetoric calling names to other people. but you like his policies. there are a lot of people in the republican party that voted for him and they all complained about many of those things of the tweets and whatnot. but they voted for him because they liked his policies better and they are conservative. they have been republicans their

whole life. and they like that policy, that option better than the other option, which was kamala harris, progressive movement, so that is what the republican party is? it's not yes, you are going to have some on the fringe. some on the fringe of the democratic party, too. that are storming the capitol, which is completely wrong. but the majority of people that we all know that are republicans, all of the republicans i know would not be storming the capitol. they wouldn't -- they are not racist. he this just -- they like trump policies. that's it. steve: and do you know whether a? so many people in the republican party and the political center who did not vote for trump initially, do you know what? they wound up loving him because he won. he was able to put together a coalition of various factions and he won. he was the disrupter who was going to change things. ainsley: look at this. ' 4 million people voted for him. many people still like him and support him. steve: listen, all those people are not republicans. there are democrats in that crowd. and there are independents as

well. and here's the thing. his legacy ultimately will be what he was able to accomplish. but, now we have turned the page. yesterday was the official page turning day in america. and now we go forward. let's just hope joe biden is able to not erase everything from the trump legacy and the stuff that you mentioned ainsley like lower taxes and stuff like that, it would be great to keep but joe biden has got a very ambitious program and it's going to cost something. will: well, said, ainsley not all those people are republicans not all those people clearly are racist. that to bring us full circle will be a drum beat that continues to get pounded because they believe it is a political win. let's go on to jillian mele who has the headlines for us this morning. good morning, jillian. jillian: good morning. let's begin with a fox news alert now. three national guard members are killed in a helicopter crash in upstate new york. the medical evacuation chopper was on a routine training mission when it went down in a field near rochester. , this is a burden.

this is a heavy, heavy burden upon all of us showing again that freedom is not free. we lost three great americans today in service to our country. jillian: today flags in new york will fly at half-staff to honor the troops. economists project that unemployment caused by the pandemic will result in nearly 900,000 deaths over the next 15 years. the national bureau of economic research writing, quote: increases in unemployment are followed by statistically significant increases in death rates and declines in life expectancy, more than 406,000 people have died from covid-19 in the u.s. illegal immigrants trying to cross the border in texas skyrocket. the del rio sector area seeing a it nearly 200 percent increase since last year. agents encountering more than 31,000 people since october. despite comes amid fears as president biden rolls back trump immigration policies. and have you seen this? senator bernie sanders steals

the show on inauguration day. several people poking fun online with memes placing the socially distance senator with the cast of glee and sitting on the bench with forest gump. releasing a new bobble head. one of my friends sent me a meme that i thoroughly enjoyed yesterday that photo of him sitting there like that and it was like me at the club when my friends make me go. i was like that is me. steve: at least he was awake. i saw one former president it appears he dozed off for a little while during the big speech. will: that's you at the club, jillian? jillian: absolutely. will: you are on the sidelines? jillian: i'm not a big party person. ainsley: no dancing on the tables for jillian. jillian: nope. ainsley: thank you, jillian. still ahead she was named the most liberal senator of 2019 and now cast the tiebreaking vote in the senate. how will this impact the agenda in the upper chamber of congress? senator tom cotton is here. is he going to react next ♪

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steve: fox news alert. overnight if you are just getting up protesting on the west coast take a violent turn following president biden's inauguration yesterday afternoon. they burned a joe biden flag were vandalized windows and ice building. are arkansas senator tom cotton joins you now react. senator, i know you were in attendance at the inaugural yesterday. now, as you look at these leftists out on the west coast, vandalizing those buildings, apparently they don't like joe biden not one bit. they don't like it over -- they don't like law enforcement. they don't like his crime bill.

they want him to be more aggressive whether it comes to immigration and climate change and all that stuff they are dog pretty much the same things today that they were doing five months ago. >> yeah, steve, i remember the media and democrats blaming all this antifa violence on donald trump. yet here we have joe biden in the white house and antifa rampaging in the street of seattle and portland and denver. proves a point i made two weeks ago when you have a mob using violence for political end it doesn't matter what slogan or flag they are waving. they have to be met with force. and force has to be used to deter that violence. if it breaks down to stop that violence. that has to be the standard that we apply whether no matter what slogan a mob is chanting. steve: absolutely. it starts out the same way every day. it's a protest. it's a demonstration, which is protected by the first amendment. but then ultimately, it devolves. and it devolved again yesterday.

some of the people, senator, said we don't want justice, we want revenge. so they want revenge clean-up is different than having your day in court. >> yeah, steve, that's right. again, that's mobs that we see on the streets of seattle and portland and denver that represent antifa which i guess maybe is not just an idea as some democrats have said. ultimately what they want is to overthrow america. they hate america they are not rampaging the streets because joe biden was president. they weren't doing it last summer because donald trump was president. they are doing it because they hate america. steve: i don't understand why anybody still lives in that downtown area where every night in portland is the same. it's just a rerun. like on a lop. meanwhile, pause you were at the inaugural yesterday, you saw with your own two eyes kamala harris being sworn in as the first woman vice president in history. that is fantastic.

but, she also, and this is something we were talking about before the election. the she has been rated as the most liberal senator in the u.s. senate when she was representing california. do you worry that she will be pulling the agenda to the left with joe biden who yesterday tried to make it sound like he is the super centrist. he wants everybody to get together. but, at the same time, his vice president is way to the left. >> yeah, well yesterday president biden a lot of notes of unity in his address whether he got back to the white house he implemented a bunch of far left policies. look what he did on the immigration front. he ended construction of the border wall and he ended the remain in mexico policy which had foreigners trying to get into our country on fake claims of asylum stay in mexico. now we are saying foreigners can show up again on or border and come into the countriened a wait for months if not years show up for a hearing which they may never show up for.

in the meantime we will have illegal aliens taking jobs from americans at a time when we still have 10 million americans out of work. that is a radical far left policy that the american people don't want. steve: ask you real quickly about this he would like lloyd austin to be his secretary. he was in the military not too long ago. you need a waiver to do it. you voted for the waiver for general mattis. but you do not want this man to wind up with a waiver. why? >> first, let me say i respect lloyd austin and four decades of service in his uniform. i have come to conclude it was a mistake to give that waiver to general mattis. there are sound reaches we have that cooling off period. we'll don't want to give the perception to general officers if they play their cards right they can be a secretary of defense in the future. we don't want to create the perception that a recently retired officer is going to play favorites or protect playing favorites had marine corps in general mattis' case. also general officers are

expected to be apolitical goes back to george washington. recall defense job is a political job not a partisan job. bob gates the best secretary of defense in modern times served in both the republican and democratic administration. but he was very -- a very skilled political leader for the troops fighting battles within the cabinet to make sure they got the money and resources they need or against the entrenched pentagon bureaucracy. we need a secretary of defense that comes in with the political experience and the skills to be an advocate against the liberal policies that other cabinet secretary are pushing or others in congress. this doesn't reflect my opinion of floyd austin's service in the military for 40 years. this is why we have that cooling off period in the first place. it was a mistake four years ago. frankly it was a mistake in 1950 when we granted a waiver to general marshall as well. i don't think congress should repeat that mistake anymore. steve: all right, tom cotton, arkansas, sir, thank you. >> thank you. steve: all right. straight ahead on this thursday, they were featured on breakfast with friends. now a pennsylvania diner is

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are. will: as you know by now strict coronavirus restrictions are absolutely crushing small businesses nationwide from bans on indoor dining to limited staffing, restaurant owners say they are doing everything they can just to stay open. well, yesterday, i visited a diner in pennsylvania fighting to stay open. our "fox & friends" viewers might recognize it. take a look. >> to our gracious host billy and holly, listen to this. they are getting married next week. let's give them a round of applause for that. >> in april of 2019 bill and holly greenawalt were ready to start their lives together. business was booming. one year later with the coronavirus restrictions everything came grinding to a halt. now bar stools are empty, the restrictions are still in place. and bill and holly have no idea whether a their future holds. >> business is probably down about 70 to 80% for the year. so with that being said, we kind of lost all of our staff. and we are only really able to

operate to go only. the way that pennsylvania takes care of the shutdown and restarts of restaurants is you basically have it 4 or 48 hours to figure it out. will: is that what it's been like fits and start indoors, outdoors. >> yeah. >> they don't take into account the small business owners of things. will: holly you and i were talking earlier people don't understand what these are like. >> somewhere along the line it's not being translated properly. things you apply for you may have to pay back. will: not just the owners of small businesses whose future are uncertain employees as well. >> a lot of people in the restaurant industry because of losing their jobs they did get evicted. >> you said earlier you miss the people. >> i do. i miss my customers. will: we have a breakfast sandwich. >> just a basic breakfast sandwich. i make eggs at home and i don't think i can do what you just did. >> that's fantastic presidential form. >> it's good you are doing most of this because if my wife saw

me doing it she would wonder why aren't you doing this. >> exactly. >> we are going to do the specialty as well, right? >> we will do bourbon banana french toast. batter each side, throw it on. we are going to cut up our banana here. will: what are you doing just da'da da'da da? >> yeah. >> this is bourbon. >> oh. >> only the finest. will: let's see how bottom shelf it is. that's good enough. that goes on top. >> will: this one is for me bourbon banana french toast. >> can i have a napkin? the sauce itself was inspired by a customer. we take input from people and work with it. will: people's kitchen. >> people's kitchen. >> we have had some customers

who have been really great in supporting us. >> just happy you guys are open. it's nice. >> whether a can you do to help? >> people being understanding to businesses, you know, that they are doing the best they can and that it's difficult. >> hopefully this will be over in the next couple years and we will be able to start growing again. i just want to make sure that we keep kind of our reputation intact throughout this. >> so when we do open, we are hoping, you know, we can just build that all right back up again. will: bill, you had something buried in there you said a couple years. how long can you go on like this. >> we initially thought if we went to august we would be in trouble and somehow we have gotten through that it's difficult for everybody. so i try to stay as positive as possible. will: so you can check out by the way the people's kitchen'. if you are ever in bethlehem, pennsylvania, if you are not go to website pk on linden.com. steve, ainsley, if i could a couple of points.

i have owned a small business. i don't know if you have. you wrap up so much of your identity and life in this. when your business gets crushed so much of you gets crushed in the process. they talk about who supported them. the community. big tips. people placing more orders than they used. to say but then finally government bottom line is bureaucracy doesn't have a heart. it just can't. it's made up of people just doing their jobs. steve: right. will: they have asked for help. in fact, they have received the opposite. just more and more regulation. more and more bureaucracy. it's the people that are helping them. ainsley: you know what's ironic here if you own a small business and it fails and it's because you didn't work hard enough or you didn't make smart decisions that's one thing. in their case they are working so hard and their businesses are still failing and they can't do anything about it. steve: the sad truth is they could just simply be in the wrong state. when i was down in florida, over christmas for a couple of weeks and i socially distanced and i

quarantined for 10 days, i talked to some friends of mine who own restaurants down there, and they said their business is pretty much to pre-pandemic levels. because so many people are not only doing the in person dining but also now they have got that great takeout because a lot of people do not trust going into a restaurant. will: 80% of gross revenue gone. how do you make it like that? you point out they might be in the wrong state they are not alone. california, new york, you name the state. it's the random lottery of government picking winners and losers and where your business is located. steve: to to that point and how convenient we kind of predicted. this yesterday the joe biden administration said within 100 days i want america's schools to open. how many times did we say as soon as the election is over and joe biden comes in, you know what? they are going to reopen the schools. and he did not let us down. ainsley: fun little fact bethlehem, pennsylvania a lot of people go there and take their

christmas cards to the post office there and get them stamped bethlehem because of jesus. steve: one town over from me in hohokus, new jersey, they want the stamp of ho ho on their christmas cards. ainsley: cute. steve: still ahead on the media will he drastically changing their tune now that joe biden is in office. can you expect fair news coverage over the next four years lara logan with that next. ♪ ♪ my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala at home.

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♪ will: welcome back, we start with a fox news alert. we have been telling you about post inauguration protests rioters burning american flags throwing rocks and vandizing an ice building. ainsley: he lara logan has been covering violence extensively on

her show will. how are you doing, lara. >> i'm well. how are you. ainsley: i'm food. what do they stand for holding up signs anti-biden we know they are anti-police and anti-trump. what exactly is their agenda? >> it's very simple. they have put it out there from the beginning. it's just that so many people in the media and political establishment, you know, papered over the cracks and basically lied for them and covered it up. which is to get rid of borders. to get rid of all of the institutions that regulate those borders. whether that's ice or, you know, homeland security investigations. and it's to get rid of the prison system. they want to get rid of the prisons themselves as well as the police and so on and so on. i mean, the list goes on until you basically abolish everything that this country has been since its founding. and everything that it represents to millions of people. and they were very clear before the election that biden getting in office wasn't going to end this.

that was said at many protests, and they are funded by the same people that helped put a lot of people in office that don't -- that aren't members or, you know, aren't part of antifa's movement. and so, what's going to be interesting now is to see what happens with the big donors and the money. will: lara, you are an astute media observer. you are inside mainstream media organizations for years. i want to play you coverage yesterday of joe biden and get your reaction. listen. >> 46th president of the united states but he is so into his first address. >> his speech was so sincere. >> we saw the steely determination and compassion. >> it was not a campaign speech. it was not a politics first speech. it was an american speech. >> certainly he was commander-in-chief. he was also papa and chief. >> he is the very angel in president. >> there was not one part of that that wasn't just medicine in the wound. >> lara, is that what we should

expect for the next four years? >> pretty much. i mean, i will say though that i did work with many great journalists throughout my years at "60 minutes" and at cbs and many other places where i worked. and not everybody sippings from the same hymn sheet it's always good to remember that there are decent people doing decent work some of whom don't realize that they live in a bubble are are see the world one way and everything that you think and the way that people think about things is the truth. and it's not slanted in any way by opinion. of course, that's been completely exposed. but what's more troubling is that even if you do see some reporting, you know, if you do see decent reporting and maybe critical reporting, what you are not going to see is these media institutions standing up and admitting that they were wrong and reporting the truth about many events that happened before

biden got into power. you know, there are serious questions over hunter biden. and they are not -- you know, they are going to treat that as if it's a completely new story now. they are going to have amnesia. from that point of view, you know, there really are -- a leper doesn't change his spots. and if they were going to come out and admit that they were wrong about so many stories and so much of the reporting, that would have happened by now. and so really what you have a media institution that's a shadow of its formerself. pretty much unrecognizable in many ways. steve: and their readers and their viewers when they talk about these stories that you are referring. to say wait, why didn't we hear about that for the last couple of years? it's because they selected not in telling those stories because they reflected poorly on joe biden. nonetheless, let's move on. unwith of the things he did do yesterday he is trying to undo as many things regarding the trump legacy as he can with his pen. he signed 17 executive orders and actions.

one of them involving immigration. actually, i think a couple of them. you are back at the border in a new fox nation special. let's take a look. here she goes down south. >> we wanted to see what had changed in the years since our last visit and headed back to the border just as new leadership was taking power in washington. >> it's incredible. >> this is probably the first time a journalist from national news has heard this at the border. steve: and what did you hear at the border? >> well, when we arrived, it was just before dawn and in texas on the southwest border. there was a massive gun fight just across the river in my migala 50-millimeter grenades and 50 caliber rounds. that was the third or fourth day that that had been going on. of course the people living down there have been witnessing this escalating as there is a fight between rival cartels on the other side.

but, there is a lot of violence that is spilling over. just not captured by u.s. law enforcement in a meaningful way. so it might be documented as a murder instead of a hit by a cartel or a revenge killing or, you know, something like that. and so, there is a real issue with security that is easier to see when you don't have, you know, thousands and thousands and thousands of people coming across every day. but that is about to change from what we are hearing. >> the mexican authorities estimate that there are some 9 thousand people in the country waiting to cross. that's according to the permits they issue. everyone who enters the country, they get a permit to travel across mexico. and the government there tracks that then customs and border protection and border patrol another 77,000 or of people cycling in and out during the pandemic who they have been returning title 42 public health regulations. who are also waiting to come.

then another contact said that they have been hearing and in fact several contacts have heard that there are thousands of people in honduras, el salvador and guatemala who have been told by the cartels, pack your bags, pay your fees, we are getting ready to go after the inauguration. lastly there are several thousand special interest aliens countries with a nexus to terrorism. that's how they are classified as sias and there are supposed to be thousands of sias waiting in panama getting ready to cross. so several hundred thousand people poised to try to enter the united states as soon as possible. now that joe biden is in power. ainsley: okay. lara logan, thank you so much. if you want to see no agenda, return to the border. it premiers on february 1st on fox nation. coming up, president biden makes climate change a top priority in the very first days in office and it could impact what your children are learning in school. will it be mandatory? details next. ♪

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apes ounce president biden wasted no time undoing president trump's agenda with a flurry of executive orders including rejoining the paris climate accord. the agreement could look a little different as reports

indicate some want to add an educational requirement to this deal. here to react is author of false alarm how climate change panic costs us trillions, hurts the poor and fails to fix the planet. we have bourne lumpberg. nice to see you. >> good to meet you. ainsley: nice to meet you too. what do you think about this based on the title of your book, i don't think you are for it. >> well, look, there is both good and bad news in joining the paris agreement. biden is telling us global warming is real it is a problem. is he joining up with a treaty that is basically going to cost a fortune and cut almost nothing. basically it keeps almost nothing to fix climate change. that's a bad teal. we really need to find smarter ways if we are going to fix climate change and kids this is existential crisis is actually not the right way forward. ainsley: how would you teach our kids about it if you had to. >> well, look, kids should be taught a lot of subjects in

school and one of them yes about global warming but they should know all the evidence, not just that makes them scared. remember, there are tens of millions of kids in america right now who are very worried about global warming who are losing sleep over it, believe it might be the end. some of them are saying why should i study when i know that there is not going to be a world when i become an adult? that is not what global warming is. the u.n. climate panel the ipz the gold standard for looking at climate tells us that by in about 50 years in 20070 global warming's impact will be equivalent to each one of us being somewhere between 0.2 and 2% worse off. that's a problem. it is not the end of the world. we need to teach our kids this is actually not the end of the world. ainsley: you agree children should learn it it's how they are being taught and what he are being taught. maybe you could help the administration get all the facts out there. >> of course. and, look, do you remember how we were told that last year was

one of the worst hurricane seasons ever? ainsley: yeah. >> well, it was technique there true that there were more named storms that's because we have satellite coverage. actually if you look across the globe, it was one of the weakest years in the satellite history and measured in hurricane ferociousness. again, you need to get the whole picture. now, you can always send out a tv crew see, a hurricane, you need to get the whole picture and that's what the kids need to see. ainsley: good example. bjorn if you want to pick up his book it's called false alarm. ainsley: pete hegseth is going to join us at the top of the hour and harris faulkner and nancy grace. or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis.

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>> protests take a violent turn on the west coast after joe biden sworn in as president. will: the thrills, the chills, the kind of inaugural address our presidents used to give. >> we haven't had a love story in the white house and four years. >> a shadow of its former self. >> unity is off to a great start. >> the american population has been radicalized and it could take years to detox the in's

information that has been spread. will: waiting until after the inauguration for the vaccine distribution. >> you have to scratch your head. >> with unity we can do great things. >> we implemented a far left policy. ainsley: protests take a violent turn following biden's inauguration. police declaring an unlawful assembly overnight after rioters damaged an ice facility. will: they damaged democratic headquarters. video shows the dnc boarded up with the antifa symbol spray-painted on the side of it.

steve: protesters burned american flags outside the state capitol building and in washington state in seattle protesters damage and amazon go store, a courthouse in the country's first ever starbucks which would be a national treasure. thank you for joining us, brian is doing the primetime show, watch at 7:00 eastern time. you would think people on the political left would be so excited though biden -- joe biden was inaugurated and yet you look at the demonstrations that devolved into violence in portland last night, they are

angry at joe biden, angry at law enforcement, painted over democratic party signs because we don't want biden, we want grievance for police murders, imperialistic wars and fascism, they don't want justice, they want revenge. they are protected by the first amendment to gather and express their opinions but when it devolves into violence and destruction and looting that is when people need to be arrested. somewhere but it will be interesting to see if the white house or joe biden call this out, i don't think breaking glass with a hammer is unity. ainsley: this video is a mess. we were asking laura logan who is an expert on this, she says -- what do they actually want? they want chaos, no border, they want the chop zone. they want everyone to be out of prison, nobody in prison so it would be chaotic. senator tom cotton says political violence must be met

with force. >> planning this antifa violence on donald trump you have joe biden in the white house and in seattle and denver this person point out many months ago that when you have a mob using violence it doesn't matter what slogan they are chance or flag there waving, force has to be used to deter that violence and to stop that violence. no matter what slogan the mob is chanting. >> violence on the political right is bad, violence on the political left is bad. i like your question to lara logan, not "fox and friends" the proverbial we of analyzing

politics superficially. i like donald trump and i don't like donald trump, it doesn't address the issues in our country, the organization wants total chaos, not authoritarianism or a free-speech or economic populism, addressing changes in our country that are so much deeper than republican democrat and deeper than whether you like donald trump. >> they have barbed wire. it was wrong, it was horrible. where are the politicians. someone depends on that for their mob. they put food on the table and make money for the family. steve: you know what we heard from people in various groups who have done stuff like that, looted and destruction? they said that shop owner has insurance so they are going to

be fine but i've got nothing and i'm going to do this. ultimately if they don't like the left, they don't like the right, they don't like anything it seems all they want to do is break stuff. they are getting really good at it and you wonder where are the police. joe biden's first full day as president of the united states and according to what we have seen from the white house the emphasis for today will be on covid-19 and the covid-19 response, before the inauguration we heard him say he's going to try to get 100 million doses of vaccine into 100 million arms within 100 days. how is he going to do that? he has the federal government and all those private businesses like dhl and fedex and things like that and out of

nowhere yesterday apparently at 11:59 the people at amazon realized we've got a great idea. we are a delivery system. why don't we deliver covid-19 medicine to everybody in the country? apparently they did not have this idea during the trump administration but just at the stroke of the biden administration let's do that and offered it to joe biden. we don't know if the administration will take it. fox news did ask amazon why didn't you offer this to the trump administration? they have not responded to but here is the thing. they would probably say the response was on a state by state basis. amazon offer that to the states, here's why it is important. the vaccines rolled out a month ago and we are just right now

at the stage where we are able to get 1 million people vaccinated per day. can you imagine had amazon stepped up a month and a half ago and offered to do this how many millions more people would be vaccinated today had amazon not waited until joe biden was president of the united states. ainsley: it makes me sad because yesterday so many lives were lost, the deadliest day. steve: why didn't amazon step up? doctor siegel, we had him on 90 minutes ago and he says it is political, it looks like it. >> 36 million doses sent out already but only 18 million getting into peoples arms. operation warp speed has done what it was supposed to do, brought these vaccines to market, they are sending them out, 36 million is the same

rate of 1 million a day over 100 days that president biden is offering or promising. the problem is on the other end, getting it into peoples arms with people like governor cuomo pushing stop signs trying to go around everyone and all of that could have been helped by amazon as you just said, helping to get it from operation warp speed into peoples arms, that is something they could help with and it is a disgrace that it has taken so long and it is usually political. ainsley: i'm glad they are helping but last month the vaccine came out and they had such reach, i wish they had not waited to inauguration day because it looks very political. i wish they had done it last month. think about all the lives saved because of that. i hope it was not political but

-- will: it appears to be. why did not have an a month ago? they have been busy working on kicking parlor off of their web service mostly. how many balls can you keep in the air at one time. my friend, host of "fox and friends" weekend, pete hegseth joins us, good morning. >> what is up? i can't keep track. my goodness. will: if you want a soundbite from former obama national security adviser was on msnbc talking about unity or talking around it, what needs to happen in the coming years. we will get your reaction. >> the other issue on homeland security as john pointed out, there is security issue. how do you identify armed militias are intent on doing harm? there is a broader societal issue that will take used to detox but in disinformation or lies, the hate that has been

spread, up segment of the population has been radicalized by what has happened over the last four years and donald trump is no longer there, they can no longer see donald trump representing their grievances. there is a lot of work to be done to deal with broader societal issues beyond national security and homeland security issues. will: it is an issue for homeland security. >> of course. anyone who was a trump support could be a domestic terrorist and where do we slide from there? the work is already being done by media, hollywood, churches, and many of which are social justice churches but let me stick with that spiritual analogy. that superficial approach they sometimes assume it is a cult of personality about donald trump, they've been indoctrinated.

they are born-again americans, if you are an atheist american like ben rhodes, these new evangelical americans, they are radicalized, they are radicalized the love of the first amendment, love of the second amendment, love of personal freedoms, love of capitalism, understanding borders are important, supporting the police, they value that trump supporters have our first principles, ones that our country were founded upon. carley: 1776 is a good date, not an evil one, we are not defined by 1619, they look at that and say that goes back to what america represents. this is meant to reject that. these born-again americans need to be shut down. it assumes, they are sycophants dr. janette nesheiwat self trump when we has awoken them

to the principles america has always represented as a threat to the left which is trying to fundamentally transform america. >> something else the political left is trying to do as we look at images of supporters for donald trump gathered yesterday, tomorrow lago -- tomorrow lago, that started the president's retirement. all these people who worked in the administration, big pay cuts to become public servants. the political left is trying to punish those people and we do a story on forbes magazine made it clear, the chief guy said if any company hires a trump administration official we will investigate that company which

scares the living daylights out of any company. there is news that 500 authors and writers as well said let's make sure no trump official gets a book deal and finally, you were busy talking to folks at harvard because harvard, some students circulated a petition. some trump people went here and we want to destroy their lives. >> more than you think were on board the idea of canceling republicans who went to harvard who have degrees or advisory boards so i slept my way up to cambridge, talk to the few students who were there during virtual classes, canceling trump supporters at harvard. >> alisa stefano objected to

the certification, real clear politics didn't like that, kicked her off the board. >> we think the advisory board as a connection to the students. it disqualifies her entirely. it is fair to remove her. >> is that a good thing? >> i'm going to say yes. >> the last conservative on the board of democrats or centerleft. >> there should be balance. >> republican or conservative members willing to believe in the fact. >> that person thwarted donald trump. >> supporting him comes with a certain degree of supporting misinformation which is the point and kicking her off the board anyway. >> harvard students petitioning to have 2 crews and kayleigh

mcenany and dan crenshaw's degrees revoked, what do you think of that? >> to have their degrees revoked? that is silly. >> i don't agree with what we are seeing in the government but that is a little far. >> can sell culture. >> that makes it scary, what they think. >> the first amendment says you have the right to freedom of speech, does not protect you against punishment. >> when students come to harvard, they get one side. >> getting one side, that is true. >> we interrupted one young gentleman on his move in day, didn't have time to put his rug down before he talked to us. truth and facts from an

institution that has the name truth in their motto but when it was physical truth, when they were teaching capitalism, core values. now it is true that fact-based on a left-wing dogma and orthodoxy that is pervasive and they are not worried about you kick off a trump support we will find acceptable republicans, ones that will toe the line, not say those inconvenient truths about first principle, they know they live in a cocoon but like good little authoritarians, good future cnn hosts they are okay with that, they can be the arbiters of what is good and right and true based on an ever shifting scale. >> they ended the 1776 commission as well. how do you feel about paying for harvard if they revoke your degree, all that money - >> go get a refund, just saying good. >> no refund but your college loans might have been paid off.

revoking degrees, they said what about mine? mine could get revoked. i worked so hard, there's a lot of self reference to the harvard degree. >> i like the guy that said the federal government impinged on your freedom, we want to create authoritarian culture that clamps down on you, that is what we want. >> that is exactly what it was. will: thank you, we reached out to harvard university but have not heard back yet. still had a convicted criminal released on drastically produced bail charged with killing a man walking his dog and why this was allowed on the street. what this is about safety in america's biggest cities. tenderness...much better.oi, my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this.

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>> this the first time at the radio, a rap sheet in my arms including multiple armed robbery, similar transaction, and armed robberies, he was let out on -- from 400,000 to 20,000, he put up $2,000 bond. and it is unarmed, and always working in jobs, walking his chihuahua. there is no way can be self defense. you pull a new xeon me, plus it is on closed-circuit tv. like all the other modus operandi, he according to

police, with his dog, starts panting down. and take off. it is on video. a big uproar about how one court case got preferential treatment, that is not true. this is why there was a quick arrest. 90 minutes after they gunned down was in a carjacking. they pulled the car over for the carjacking, the same outlet. an innocent young man. >> why did they were the bail because -- what is the answer? why?

>> there is a move afoot and i don't know how many innocent victims, dead bodies have to pile up before people revolt at the courthouse. cash, bail, bond, getting rid of that, you see it where you are in new york, revolving door. this judge reduced the bond 300 k-20 can't walked out on 10%. two weeks later this young man is dead, that is bond or bail reform. instead of keeping it behind bars they let him go. this judge complained guy was a trial on his last armed robbery, he took his car, he had a gun, they drove around the car, took his iphone and let the guy go free. that's what happened according to cops in that state but the

judge in this case is been on the trial calendar eight times. the d's office should have thrown a fit when the judge said that but they did not. ainsley: has anyone questioned the judge and said why did you do that? >> of course. i questioned the judge but the reality is judges are on the bench, in some cases like the us supreme court, federal judges, you got to wait until the next election and it is not unusual to prepare a trial, it takes weeks and months to get a trial ready. it's not just like that. ainsley: thank you so much, it is so tragic. >> he leaves behind his mom and her fiancé like there was going to be a wedding. breaks my heart. >> we all walk our dogs.

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>> in april 2019, they were ready to start their lives, business was booming, one year later the coronavirus restrictions came grinding to a halt. the restrictions were still in place, they have no idea what the future holds. >> 70% to 80% for the year. only able to operate to go only. >> the way pennsylvania takes care of the shutdown and research of restaurant is 24, 48 hours to figure it out. >> reporter: open, close. >> without taking into account small business owners. >> reporter: you said people don't understand what government programs are like. >> it is not being translated properly. things you have to apply for that you may have to pay back.

>> reporter: not just the owners of small businesses, but the employees as well. >> i know a lot of people in the restaurant industry that got evicted. i miss my customers. >> breakfast sandwiches. >> fantastic form. >> it is good that you are doing most of this. >> we are going to do the special as well. >> we are going to cut it up here. >> this is bourbon. >> only the finest. >> good enough.

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steve: 20 minutes before noon yesterday kamala harris was sworn in as vice president. she now has the job of official tiebreaker. ainsley: violence broke out in cities on the west coast, rioters started smashing windows at oregon's dnc headquarters. that happened in portland. >> protesters burned american flags outside the state capital tilting in seattle, damaged and amazon store and the country's first ever starbucks. let's bring in the hosts of the falconer focus, harris falconer. >> the morning after all of that. >> portland, seattle denver,.

they didn't even mention it. and it is so far afield, on may 20 fifth george floyd was so long ago we don't even mention, his name, don't talk about the legal cases that are pending that have people in the streets peacefully protesting. that continues. is joe biden going to do some sort of roundtable? we don't know what they are doing. how is he going to protect yet again those businesses, and whatever this is. steve: a great observation. what will joe say?

the next day, 46's will day, we know the media loves him. watch. >> the 40 sixth president of the united states putting his soul into his first address. >> the speech was -- >> steely determination. >> it is not a campaign speech or politics first speech but an american speech. >> he was commander-in-chief. >> not just medicine. >> so sincere. >> they will say what they say. there is a narrative and we know that. it is not breaking news.

what is breaking news is when the incoming president talks about things that have trump supporters wanting to go deeper and to know what he meant when he pitched into white supremacists and talk of extremism and domestic terror, they want to know how does that mixed in as you talk about unity. that is a legitimate question. jen sake, the new press secretary and the love affair in the first press briefing which i have a lot of respect for holding that briefing on the first night but it can't look like you are going to bread this woman's hair. you got to go deeper and one of the things you might have asked about was are you anticipating getting it passed? there will be days we don't agree. we didn't see that in the coverage. we had a mix of lots of people from different walks of life. we got into it. former white house press

secretary ari fleischer and i got into how do you talk with 75 million people who might not see it the same way, you can't lump them together with what you saw on the steps of the capital just like when you look at me i hope you see me differently than you see some of the people of black and brown skin who might have been on the streets of our great american cities the last few months including last night rioting. >> your new show at 11:00. see you on "outnumbered" after that. what is coming up today. >> we have been looking out for people and when you talk about taking down walls and fences and caravans coming through countries and guatemala, their troops and law enforcement were able to stop the latest one of 1000 people but you turn on a

political magnet with joe biden as president promising 100 day in, no deportation, what he's going to do for them. got people thinking maybe i will try to get to the border but when you say you will take down walls what's with that look like? can you take a 13 foot wall that they put around the white house, clearly walls work, have you been to california? they have walls their too. andy biggs, representative in arizona, has been there more than any lawmaker in recent history, like every time they go they put out a press release and you know they are coming and i want to know what the situation will look like if the president starts tearing down what has been working on rhonda mcdaniel, newly minted again in leadership of the republican national committee going forward, how you bring everybody in her party together, they didn't all agree whether they should object to the electoral college votes. that was going on when the

violence started outside the capital. you guys are in my focus group. steve: thank you. will: we will be watching with that kind of complement. still ahead, one truck down, one to go. meet one of the lucky winners of the fox truck contest. stay at home grandmother drove off in terry bradshaw's f 150, let's check in with dana perino. >> great to see you. no need for turtlenecks today, under book publisher on the show, to silence conservative voices and how that will go and how many jobs will be lost under joe biden's climate agenda and top house republicans, liz cheney at the

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>> the more they talked i understand the more you cried because you've got a truck. my family depends on the truck. it is on its last legs. could not happen at a better time. >> i thank god and i think terry bradshaw. >> you loved terry bradshaw forgetting you are truck, i hope terry is not watching. you are a balance fan. you love the fact the truck is blue. >> it is perfect for the cowboys.

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