the devil in the detail. pfizer will make 125 million new doses for early availability global wide. that's what they hope. i'm greg with angels waters. katie and ron williams. once had to put down my little pony. the 5. >> yesterday, president biden signed four executive actions based on racial equity. focusing on systemic race itch and private prisons, how longs. covid relieve and tribal relations. systemic racism is where you look. solution is equity not equality.

equity. een joe is using the word. does he know what it means? who knows. it is time for -- greg explains stuff the media wishes you would not understand. not crazy about the hair. equality as you know, means you have the opportunity to try somethingeen if you are bad at it. i could try to play basketball i will suck. in america i have an opportunity to try like i have the opportunity to become an electrical engineer, a pipe fitter. i would suck at those, too but against the law to discriminate against me it is equality of opportunity not equality of outcome. . will a reserved space based on the single available of systemic discrimination your equity becomed an entitlement.

equity not only ignorse competence reduces the talent from opportunity and ignoring how people choose different things. create female quotas for other male dominated jobseen if women don't want them. work place death for men is 10 times higher than women do activists seek equity there or the curb jobs. you will need something to decide who gets what. this is about power the power to remake society and placate the theorists who works with one variable, revenge the furtherest from unity not that joe would know or care. >> all right. juan i hope you preernlted my appreciate my esa if it is

allocating resources how is had possible when everyone is different you need laws, quoteace and force like you would have seen in ussr. if you want everybody kwul need force. >> i will tell you how i see this, it is quite different tochlt my mind. let's look at this this way. you know if you look at where the cities in america put incinerators and dumps. you know even when they build highway its goes through minority neighborhoods. poor neighborhoods and the highways is kuth them off from downtown and the economic activity of the places. you think about gentleman assistance for housing and mortgages assistance after world war ii. student aid programs. even foreign aid and promise. discriminated against black poem in this country's history. biden, it is in the about

guaranteeing individual outcome. it is saying, we need to make sure that the starting point for everyone is level. we are on a level playing field. it is childhood. poor quality schools are. higher levels of unemployment and scarcity of jobs. this is really the problem najoe biden is talking about when he talks about equity making sure government is playing fair for all people. to me it is a painful thing it it is plain for me to see in my life, i think it should be plain for everybody to see, you know and i think when you talk about how police treat black people and stuff like that. it burns and hurts dopely when others say well is nothing going on and it is mrin for me to see. >> i think the thing is everything you mentioned, i would agree w. you are talking about everybody having equal

opportunity. equity built in the idea of -- outcome, which is impossible. it is impossible. >> that's what equity is defined as that is different than equality. i agree with everything you said. that's what we want and discrimination is illegal and should be no matter how hard you try to make it legal. this is a different part of the equity/equality thing that drives me crazy is we talk female equality in certain jobs. they never talk about loggers or those jobs you talk about ceo's and football coaches. you never talk about the ones where men are dying by the hundreds or thousands a year >> that's what you call sweat equity. you have a loment of that. i was trying to remember. you remember 4 months ago there

was a controversy that came and up trump was will involved and miriam webster changed the definition to conform what the leftment today to be. i feel the equality equity thing i feel have you done a public service. it is wait, where this word come from. you catch joe biden he talked about equity and he equality and equity teis not natural. one thing i did not hear from the white house, the main issue that you can deal with to ensure equality of opportunity? which will get you to equity? is that is education. k-12 education. and to juan's point. ure fortunate to have had a mom and the drive you had education you had and made so much of yourself and you are here with us and we are glad for that. i look at this across the

country and can. that's how you get to equality. if you believe naamerica is an exceptional nation. but also so many around the world believe america is exceptional and why? at least in america you would have a shot. everyone would have a shot to try hard if you come here and have i dream, you have a business idea. you can make it here unlike in many other place. most other places. >> and to your point about the teachers we are talking about that. the teacher's unions are no help in this. jesse. i wrote this because of you. i think you, yesterday, saying you did not know what equity was and why. i wrote that, was my instruction helpful? juan made it convince, greg. you made it better.

and here is why. if you read biden's speech from yesterday in print what he say system what you said. and it is slick. he says that all men are created equal. because of slavery and historical injustices some are not equal therefore we impose equity and impose fair outcome in order to address these historical problems if you disagree, you are discriminating against people. and put suzanne rice on point for this. and even spells how the who he is talking b. racial minorities and legislation minorities. indians and poem in protected classes. and he spells out how he will do it, greg. he says housing is a right. free housing. he wants to have universal pre-k. he wants certain poem tom have

access to certain loans and universities get special perks. wants to federalize the voting system in this country. garnt levels of health care. if you are looking at that, that looks like back door socialism. and looks like to some people like it is back door reparations. you can't say that yet but the way it is so vague, it leads to you believe, yea, i'm for this and that and i want everyone to be prosperous. when you see that susan royce is in charge and picking winners and losers with lawyers and bureaucrats and destroy you if you get in your way that does not soundune fighting. federal government is so big and powerful and has the arm of the d. justice this affects hiring. affects firing. affects buying, selling, contracts and affects everything. when you look back and see this

might destroy the dollar tell spend triyons. why are we doing this? donald trump's america first agenda lowered the black poverty rate. had the black job else rate the lowest level ever why would you not want that capitolistic approach? they want social sxichl them to be in charge. that's the problem. tellmic them feel better but it will not work. >> katie, i think the idea of cent rift joe biden lasted 24 hours. this is as far as from the center you can get. >> yea. >> you were warned. greg, the problem with equality of opportunity. equity requires you discriminate against certain groups. we saw this with harvard

discriminating against asian students. have you to look at it in the broader picture it is talked about in the narrow left-hand lanes of race. we have seen the mayor of baltimore who is black. mayor of chicago is black. when you break it down by possible lagz it looks like a political class issue than a race issue there is no accountability for the federal government spending trillions with no return on investments. you have the teacher's unions not allowing for school choice enables the cycle of poverty in the accomplice the federal government pretends they are doing something about it. >> up next the biden white house siding with the teacher's union refusing to return to class even though the cdc just said it was safe.

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>> biden administration not practicing when it preaches with following the science. cdc out with i report saying it is safe to reopen schools and transmission is rare as safety protocols are followed that is not stopping the white house from supporting the chicago's teacher's union refusing to head back to the class overs it is threatening a strike. listen to biden's chief of staff

>> i think what you are seeing schools that have not made the investment to keep students safe. teachersment to be back in the class they want to know it is safe and we should make the investments to make it safe. >> so, dane acongress gave schools across the country 65 billion dollars last year to get class rooms ready. there are private and public schools that are open. what is the excuse here. >> you remember when covid relief was held up the residence they were offering 100 billion dollars. back in june of 2020. they could have had more back then remember it was important as innocency pelosi said to get biden electd and covid relief. now a situation parents are pitted against the teachers. the teachers are not well

representatived by the union and the union is not communicating limp the boyden administration wants this covid relief bill done. they need the teacher's unions to be supportive of the effort. this is going to cause a huge clash. it would be to me, i think teach, are essential workers. we're seeing other problems not just fact that students can't learn. a father said his kids were zoomed out. that was it. nothing more. they left a year the competitiveness they will have to i call it a competitiveness gap. they have not learned for a year it is a competitive world. they have to backtrack. the fanatic that the teacher's union will not allow teachers to get back the science says we can't. somebody else would bring that you want. residence found an issue. if they want to win back the

suburbs this could be it. there is a leader from chicago saying it is unsafe to go back to school. she got caught on vacation taking selves at the pool. at this point is this just extortion to troy to get more money from taxpayers rather than going back to work and doing your job? i don't think so but one thing i think, let's start by saying i want young people back in school very much. if you look at kids suffering the most from not being in school and getting in person instruction it is minority level income kids. i think that it is also fair to say, you know joe biden the president said he wants schools open in the first 100 days he is

in office. nobody is saying, we don't need schools open there is a wide consensus in this country. >> it is better to have no that is not what the unions are saying. already we have 21 states plus the district of columbia made teachers essential. they are getting vac nayed first. the idea we get hem become in school. teachers i think to me we are talking about safety protocols i don't see why hay deserve to be safe. with the right protocols that happen. now you talk about chicago. look at chicago. 186 people lost to covid in the last 7 days. 11,000 new infection cases in the last week. they are having a surge now and you can understand upon why their teachers are saying, hold on, why are you forcing us to come back. right now? i think that is fear that we

understand when they are experiencing in the city of chicago. >> okay. jesse follow the science and go back to the new cdc study that came out left summer saying transmission in schools is low. there are a number of schools with teachers high risk who wanted go become to work that are in person and teaching. >> the biden administration does not believe in science t is clear. they are science deniers. wham do we say. joe could not stand up to the left. i think get a backbone, joe, tell the teachers to teach. he is shaken down by teacher's union they allocated 60 billion? where is the money. we are talking 60 billion dollars. you know how much it costs to put plastic dividers up. buy the 30 momster guns. put air fitters on the

ventilation system. where is the rest of the 49 billion dollars? i'm looking at graphs. you will launlder that cash through state and local education. combur accurates and expect no one to pinch that. i have people looking at the superintendent's cars. did he buy a vacation home. who did he give the contract to. you remember the iraq wart toilet that cost 30 million dollars. it is just going to be corrupt and no one cares it is joe and no one will look. >> greg. the corruption come with him changing the rules teachers demand they get front of the lines so they can go back to school they got the vaccine and they are still not going to school. that is smart. that's what i would have done. we are over playing the importance of education.

i actual low have learned more in the pandemic from you tube than from 12 years of school from eighth grid to high school. i learned so much on my butt on watching you tube and i think i came to the conclusion that the problem with the education system is the delivery it ises. the teachers arguing you know for not teaching they are arguing for their own extinction it could be an opportunity for an alternative. my prescription is to adopt the pel ton model education in training. i'm for education but for i believe we can do it more fortunately. thing is i want top why are they not following the science? right? they know the facts if the kids near school they are less likely to get sick.

they are scared of the media. leaders are scared of the media and unions. which why 10 months ago i said we needed a moratorium on finger pointing. you see poem that are paralyzed by the fear of twitter mobs and actual mobs. you have two ideas you do school or don't when it is as jesse say there is is a million things in between you can go to sxoo will have safety measures and they are safer well then and there in a stuffy humid apartment like mine. >> let's not stop -- i love to point my finger [laughter]. all right. speaking of blame. governor cuomo says incomp tent government kills people. we will do that for him up next.

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>> new york governor cuomo embarrassing himself with comments about covid. >> we were ambushed like no other state, nicole and again it was from federal incompetence. incompetent gentleman kills people. incompetent gentleman kills people. more people died than needed to die in covid. that's the truth. >> [laughter] that is rich. begin cuomo's disasterous handling of the pandemic. he is what he will not tell you new york ranks section in covid deaths per 100,000 people. nursing home policy that killed

8,000 teem people? cuomo is refusing to release new numbers about total deaths. and the fanatic that people are flowing the state in droves. more left new york than any other state. thanks to cuomo's look downs his state lost a million jobs. and cuomo does not expect them to come back until 2025. wow. greg that is correct was rich? life events create great leaders and cuomo not a great leader. simple comparison in the pandemic trump ushered in two vaccines in world record time n. pandemic cuomo wrote a book. wrote a book. >> and got an emmy. that's right. and comedy act on cnn. that is the most idiotic example is that while the pandemic is killing thousands a day the leaders are pursuing the

impeachment of someone already out of out of office. there they are seek removal of someone not in office instead of trying to save lives. don't tell me they can do both at the same time they know they can't. they have delayed many things including the relief package twice. and also with the hearings on the pandemic left year they ignored that in favor of impeachment. people died they want to get back at orange monster. >> katie? all you need ton about how bad cuomo is as a governor and a lead or this is that dede blasio looks competent compared to cuomo. >> juan, will he admit anything he did was wrong or was it just perfect? no, i think everybody thinks this what happened with the nursing homes was tragic.

families lost loved ones he did it intentionallimented to clear space at hospitals but it was an error. i think you have to even with the nursing home deaths look at the stats. what the stats show is, yes, new york is second in deaths but remember, most of those deaths the overwhelming number were in march and april of left year and coronavirus was just hitting the united states and overwhelming new york and from the federal gentleman there was no really effective response then. that's when trump was saying this is a hoax. tell be gone in a few days. he never called it a hoax. >> okay. and now you look at it, jesse, it seems to me you know you have to take into account, new york is a global capitol. people notice in from all over the world. bring everything in. now new york is the lowest in the nation in terms of infection

rates t. is still -- juan, it is is all the deaths in the rear view mirror and the [inaudible]. why can't we eat inside? there is light at the end of tunnel looks like tell come back sooner. which is welcomed. believe me. we gotta get back out there. the other difference between trump and cuomo is when cuomo says you know i don't think the jobs are coming become until 2025 that is when they thought in terms of a vaccine. trump would say we will get the jobs back and cut revving ligz ands cut taxes and everyone. and even if it did not come to full fruition somebody said we got this and lead instead of saying i will blame the government for the errors. >> yea if you are cheerleading for your own state you don't say, they will never be back

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president biden pressing with climate agenda today despite concerns tell ltd. to job losses. residence criticizing the president after canceling the keystone x well pipeline and putting people out of work. biden's envoy for climate more outrage whatted cary said when asked about the potential for

more job losses. >> workers have been said a false narrative. a surprise for the last few years. they have been said the notion that somehow dealing with climate is coming at their expense. no it is not. i think that workers will see that with the efforts of the biden administration they will have much better set of choices and it will create more jobs than where we were. >> greg. i will start with you. there are legitimate concerns about changes in the job market but today 150 corporate leaders. people in the autoindustry. airlines and manufacturing signed on to the biden effort. u.s. needs to be at the edge of innovation and create green jobs. what do you think? >> they are guesting money out of that.

i don't blame them. they all have to do. my problem with joe he does not follow the science to talk about how the wildfires are linked climate change. there were more wild fires 5 to 10 times more area in the 1900's than now. and the personality wild fires now are due to forrest management and imperfect zone handwriting is well documented. also there are 17 times more homes in high risk areas for wildfire risk and flood zones have not moved but people moved to flood zones. points is hai saw schumerments to declare climate a national emergency. we're in a national emergency. the guy wants more money and more power and more control over people like the shut down just tickles their thirst for more

manipulation this it is awe power grab >> 60% of americans say climate change is a threat to the country. i notice this was in dem credit ands enemieds, republicans don't buy into it. what do you make of this? >> we have been around and around this mulberry bush before. there are many republicans. look matt gates republican from florida believes that it is real and has an impact and wants to do something. and there are residence say, yes, it is happening we can figure it out but not just kill all the jobs in the process and take a step become from america's energy independence. some of the communication strategies they had from the white house on these have been tone deaf. they sound like they were presentlying at an idea festival. saying that the green new jobs

will be there is like learn to code. now. if that i will can putum lose see those jobs. see if it happens. it did not help in 8 years from 2009 to 2016. all right. did you agree with greg. i know left year we had a terrible year for wild fires, drought and flooding. they happen. we saw it. isn't it time to act? right, right. >> act. >> time to act, juan. we have to act. the only thing we can do is kill jobs and put sole ash panels. i'm with dana, juan. how cavalier can you be. john customer selike the pipe guys they can build solar panels that's like telling me. jesse -- right. jesse we will fire you from your job at fox and you can be an actor you are used to being

behind the camera. i can't act. no one will watch that film. juan, i'm all for clean energy. clean energy solar and wind make up 5% of energy portfolio. 80 percent fossil fuels. gashgs oil, cole special like that since 19 tunnel tunnel put solar panels in the southwest and hydro in the northwest and wind mill in the plains where it is wind and he flat that does not work every wrchlt let's not kill jobs for pr. okay. there is a lot of work to do on, i don't know. high speed internet or the electrical grid why can't we start there. katie senate schumer say this is fit in with as he sees a bipartisan issue. infrastructure they build more and do it as a green project.

what do you think? >> you know what is an infrastructure project the key tone xl pipeline the biden administration destroyed this infrastructure thing does not pan out when they build a safe way in a pipe line to transport fossil fuels. quickly i will say the toll green energy thing is a toll farce. solar panels are not green. wind mills are not green. they come from china grew by fossil fuels and built with minerals that are mined using fossil fuels. there is i great documentary with more on this called not evil just wrong as a counter to al gore's nonsense. i having you watch typeset to get a different perspective. you are not a climate denier or assistance denier if you have

questions about the government get nothing bed with solar companies. my favorite. the obama add stragdz they are telling people to loaf your high paying job in the oil industry for a company that will go bankrupt, i don't think so. >> thank you. . more of the 5 coming right up. stay with us.

>> welcome back. math home work is harder than ever before a majority of parents feel hopeless with helping kids and some problems are so hard their mom and dad are turning to fwolg to help solve them. you are good at math would you google it? >> math is my favorites and i believe that if you see mathematics as a language, it changes everything. approximate you decide that math is a language that is speaking to you who's language is it? who wrote the language? are humans write thanksgiving or

discoverying it. du decide that 2 plus 2 equals 4 or discover it. if you rolize that math is a discovery of an existing language a language that is all overnight place, holy crap, that blows your mind it is the language of the universe. like math is responsible for everything in your room now. everything thing is based on everything sitting together with numbers. that's a language. who wrote that language? we did not write it. >> greg, is he blowing your mind now. >> he is stressing mow out. he has all the numbers surrounding me. greg is being big on theed saying 2 plus 2 equals 4 want if it wants to identify as 5 or 6? >> you are right. >> juan, do you help your grand kids with math home work? >> definite low not.

i think the way they teach math now is different than when i was in school. my wife was a math major. people send her the final sat's to check and she now has trouble with the grand kids it is actuality in a different manner. once you get beyond eighth and 10th grade it is tough. >> i heard they don't carry the one anymore. [laughter]. he has alost money easy to be good at math when you don't care how carrying the one counts. i have been out to dinner with him he does not know what 20% simple i'm a 30 percenter. okay. >> one more thing is up next.

♪ ♪ >> juan: don't mix before is me. all right, "one more thing," my podcast with dr. carl hart. he has a great book called "drug use for grown-ups" about legalization and whatnot. foxnewspodcast.com. all right, now this. greg's reason for civil war. we've got a lot of problems in the country but nothing is as bad as this. take a look at this. this is kraft mac and cheese. valentine pink flavored macaroni, okay? it is a limited edition macaroni

and cheese with candy flavored packet that turns the noodles pink and sweet. >> dana: york. >> greg: th ishorrible. i will start the civil war if this actually becomes a regular thing. >> dana: even johnny wouldn't eat that. >> greg: no human being would eat that, sorry about that. >> juan: everyone knows that kamala harris is now the first woman vice president, but i don't think everyone is paying attention to what's going on in the world of sports. take a look at jennifer king. the washington football team named her position as assistant coach, the second female coach in the nfl, first black woman coach. also take a look at sarah thomas. she will be the first woman to officiate the super bowl. she's been in the league since 2015. also take a look at becky hammond, month ago she became the first woman to be active head coach of san antonio spurs

during nba regular season game. i didn't even mention baseball. a female general manager. it is a new era as bob dylan would say, the times are changing. >> greg: wait, he said that? >> juan: yeah, bob dylan. >> katie: you might be surprised to hear i'm recruited for the hockey team. no, you guys come i love my job so. >> greg: dana. >> dana: high school in texas i want to tell you about. it is in singer, texas high school run grocery store but it is supporting the community. they offer free food to people in need as well as students and staff. it is linda taught high school. it was founded in partnership with local nonprofit i schools whose families are struggling because of the pandemic and when it opened in november only available for students and staff but now it is open to the community. they have produce, milk, eggs, peanut butter, excedrin and then

the high school students learn w to run a business by being there in the store so more points they receive the more merchandise they can buy which is pretty cool. way to learn and help. >> greg: i hope somebody is picking up that phone. jesse? >> jesse: i don't know about you guys but i practice facial expressions before each show, you know when greg is talking i try to look thoughtful or when juan williams i try to look mean. the dogs do the same thing before they go on walks, take a look this german shepherd practicing his mean face in the mirror. [laughter] >> katie: golden retriever. >> jesse: i thought that was a german shepherd, oh, my god. [laughter] >> jesse: you get my point. the dogs are just like us. >> greg: don't make >> greg: to katie's point, he identifies

with a german shepherd, you know? >> katie: german shepherd. >> greg: you have ten seconds, katie, can you pull it off? >> katie: i'm in a safe mine until tomorrow. i went dogs letting last weekend, husky lab mix and it was super fun. there you go. >> dana: and a golden retriever. >> greg: that is it for us, "special report" is up next, hello. >> bret: greg, jesse thinks a husky is a poodle. president biden takes another shot at the energy sector in the name of climate change. critics say a job killer. the home national security with a national terrorism bulletin with antigovernment violence plus the big money wall street game of chicken over a video game. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening and welcome to washington,