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lawyer's zoom appearance. >> can you hear me, judge? i can hear you. i think it's a filter. >> i don't know how to remove it. i'm not a cat. ♪ i'm on top of the world, hey. ♪ i'm on top of the world hey. ♪ waiting on this for a while now. ♪ paying my dues. ainsley: good morning to you at home. thank you for waking up with us, it's 6:01 on the east coast. it is cold outside, brian, did you bring your coat. brian: i did bring a coat. i noticed you were shivering while you were reading the cold open. it's back to the future, almost a year ago today -- a week ago we were talking about impeachment and we're talking about impeachment again. >> that's right. you're absolutely right, ainsley, it is chilly, it's 19 degrees. good news for you, it's going to snow tonight. ainsley: yeah! i saw that.

i think it's going to snow next week maybe too. >> and the woman cheers because she has no driveway to shovel. ainsley: you cheer because your wife does it all. >> she's good. she's very good at it. >> i cheer because i've got a big bottle of the alleve that brian says really works. >> thank you very much for joining us on this very busy wednesday. we're going to start with the historic second impeachment of former president donald trump. opening arguments are set to begin just hours from now after the senate voted to proceed with the charge of inciting an insurrection. ainsley: griff jenkins is live in washington, d.c. as we learn how trump, president trump is reacting to the hearing. hey, griff. >> reporter: that was fascinating. good morning. and steve, you're right, those opening arguments begin at noon. the house managers will go first, they'll have up to 16 hours to make their case. that will be followed by equal time for the defense. after that, senators get up to four hours to ask questions and

finally four hours for closing arguments. that won't all happen today. all this comes after yesterday's day one making history. the senate voting 56-44 saying the trial is constitutional. in that vote, six gop senators joined democrats crossing the aisle, collins, cassidy, murkowski, romney, sasse and toomey. the vote was expected. cassidy was a bit of a surprise. the trial opened with a graphic 13 minute recap of the attack on the capitol as the lead house manager, jamie raskin, delivered a very emotional argument. listen. >> senators, this cannot be our future. we cannot have presidents inciting and mobilizing mob violence against our government. >> reporter: the big question, ainsley, people are asking this morning is what was lead defense attorney bruce caster doing when he made statements yesterday like this.

watch. >> i'll be quite frank with you. we changed what we were going to do on account that we thought that the house manager's presentation was well-done. >> reporter: the two sources tell fox news the former president trump was, quote, furious and beyond angry at caster's rambling performance. trump's other lawyer, david shoen, said the accused is not the president and therefore under the constitution you can't try him and ultimately all this comes down to that vote on whether to convict or not. that likely won't happen until next week at the earliest and based on that first vote we saw yesterday, it would take 17 republicans to cross the aisle to convict. steve: on the former president's reaction, i texted

with dan earlier this morning, the reports of him being enraged are over-reported. i was with him most of the day. someone somewhere along the way felt the need to say he was screaming. comma, was not true. no doubt about it, i would be screaming if that defense attorney was defending me many he forgot to, i don't know, i put it here somewhere, prepare to he defend the president. maybe only had two weeks, maybe the problem was the other team got fired a couple weeks ago and they had time to prepare and the house seems to have prepared with all the resources. ted cruz weighed in. ted cruz would have done a better job. just about anybody would have done a better job for the president. listen. >> today shows us what we will see this week, which reminds me of shake spear, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. we'll see democrats pounding the table, we'll see a lot of moralizing and a lot of really

venting their hatred for donald trump. in case you haven't been paying attention the last four years, the democrats really, really, really hate donald trump. this is political theater because rather than address the real problems, the real challenges we have in this country, rather than focus on getting kids back in school and getting tens of millions of americans back to work, the democrats want a week of just political theater raging at donald trump. >> well, i think he's probably right. and that's one of the reasons why there will be no witnesses for the most part. it's going to be on the fast track. the best evidence the democrats had was that 13 minute video. that was impossible not to watch. it was shocking. and it was terrible. they feel that that shows exactly what happened but the question isn't what happened on january 6th because it was bad, and we all know that it was bad, but instead the question is whether or not the president incited it. and so that is -- and brian, to

your point about mr. caster, at one point he compared manslaughter to murder, which both involve culpableity which given the fact they're trying to figure out whether or not the president incited it, it was a bad way to go. to griff's earlier point, the acquittedal is a foregone conclusion. he will not be convicted so why is it taking so long to get to that point? ainsley: good point. they need the 17 votes and they don't have it. a few republicans broke with party lines. the majority did not. the majority of the republicans say it's unconstitutional, you can't impeach a president after he's out of office. the democrats say they're doing this because they want to punish him, they don't want him to be able to run again. let's talk about jobs. this is on everyone's mind, when you see the shutdown of the keystone pipeline, you hear these individuals, carley shimkus, we're going to talk to her a little later, she went to this area where so many of them have lost their jobs, a lady is holding her baby saying this is

imperative we have this money coming in for our of family. joe manchin, a democrat from west virginia, he's been a big proponent of coal, defender of the industry, and he sent a letter to president biden and he said please reconsider your decision to close the pipeline. please. he said i encourage you to reconsider your decision to revoke the cross border permit for the keystone xl pipeline and take into account the potential impacts of any further action, the safety, jobs and energy security. it is of the utmost importance that the united states maintain that energy security through strategic relationship was our allies, rather than increasing reliance on opec nations and russia. this includes the development of infrastructure like the keystone xl. a lot of people are against the pipeline. but it is very safe way to transport gas and oil. brian: it's so agonizing and carley talked to people directly affected as in you lost your job the next day after he signed

that paper, 14 state attorney generals tell president biden that they are reviewing available legal options to suing the federal government for stopping it. they're all republican, obviously. john tester, another democrat from montana, he also voted against stopping the xl pipeline. remember, the votorama the other day, debating whether to go forward on the reconciliation option on passing the $1.9 trillion rescue bill. they voted on the xl pipeline and i think it was 52-48 they voted to put it back online and they -- so chuck schumer pulled it out. so joe manchin said something there. joe manchin should say listen, unless something happens on the xl pipeline i'm not voting for your $1.9 trillion bill. he is the most powerful man in washington. you're there to represent west virginia. west virginia needs the xl pipeline. make the stand, joe. >> here's the thing. joe manchin is now the new chairman of the senate energy committee so he really has more

power than he did before. so that's why there's so much heft to that letter that he wrote. then you've got john kerry who said we want these people to get these green energy jobs. so they should go and work where they make solar panels which really would mean you would have to move to china because that's where most solar panels are made and that's one of the points that was made that what the executive orders have done, not helping people who need jobs. >> so i guess pipelines are really fine, particularly if they help terrorists. but it's not surprising because nuking the pipeline was never about the environment and you know this, mark. it's all been about appeasing the coastal elites, the people who fortify his victory and appeasing them. that's what his entire administration has been about so far. if you look at the actions he had taken, they've been about virtue signaling to the coast and nothing to do -- nothing to

benefit the americans in the middle. >> you've got all these people saying hey, i hope you reconsider. when you think about the people who voted for joe biden, you've got the environmentalists who love the fact that he signed these executive orders. you've got the team at biden inc., the administration trying to figure out what to do about climate change. but then you've got his union labor base and they're looking at all these thousands, 11,000 union jobs just poof. you've got to figure, ainsley, they're thinking is that the kind of president he's going to be? ainsley: you're right. more than 50 executive orders in action so far from joe biden. so i was watching the super bowl. one of my favorite things about it was the national anthem. the whole thing was great. it was great during covid just to watch that, the whole experience. if you go to a dallas mavericks game now, you will not hear or be able to stand for the national anthem because they're not playing it anymore, not singing it any more. 13 preseason and regular season

games and it's not been played and the athletics they just realized this, no one else has noticed it or said anything. >> there's no fans. ainsley: the athletic, they write, this is a quote from that publication. the dallas mavericks ceased playing the national anthem before home games this season and do not plan to play it moving forward. a decision made by the owner, mark cuban, the mavericks did not publicize the anthem removal. mark cuban declined to comment further on it. brian: i texted him this morning. i cut and pasted somebody -- another nba owner of, cut and pasted it and said there was no comment. also this from dan patrick, the lieutenant governor of texas. the decision to cancel our national anthem off of the dallas mavericks is a slap in the face to every american, an embarrassment to texas, sell the franchise and some texas patriot will buy it. we are the land of the free and home of the brave. so he's obviously outraged and

this shows a different mark cuban. he had a different statement about this in the past, while always being socially conscious. listen. >> this is america. i'm proud to be able to speak out civilly. that's who we are as a country. if they were taking a knee, being respectful, i would be proud of them. i think we evolved as a country. this is a unique point in time where we can grow as a society, grow as a country and become far more inclusive. >> i think we all have the same objective. everyone wants to make the country better. i always thought we could start on the foundation that we're all on the same page, that we're happy to be in the country. i think by pulling the national anthem, you cut the legs out of the foundation of the patriotism. patriots want to make the country better by criticizing it

sometimes, i get it. that's a way to move forward. by not getting that moment for everyone to sing the national anthem, i thought it brought us together. one of the points that was brought up in the past, why don't you sing the national anthem before work. it's not a public event. we used to play the national anthem every monday before 6:00 a.m. so we could go back to doing that. >> i think the nba has a rule where you've got to stand for the national anthem. now what do they do? >> ainsley: they're not enforcing it. >> they're not playing it. that's the headline today out of dallas. when you go to the american airlines arena in dallas, you will not hear the national anthem. ainsley: american airlines. american. >> i know, american. ainsley: let us know what you think. e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com. >> it is about a quarter after the top of the hour, jillian joins us from the mezzanine level. jillian: we are following a

number of stories starting with this. one person is dead and four others are hurt in a mass shooting at a minnesota health clinic. police say the suspect, gregory ulrich targeted the facility because he was upset with the treatment he received. investigators found a suspicious package inside the building and several suspicious devices at a motel where he was staying. three of the victims are in critical condition. a fox news alert now, democrats one step closer to unilaterally passing a covid relief plan. a house committee passed parts of the package including a minimum wage hike to $15 an hour. representative ilhan omar tweeting if it passes the committee on education and labor after more than 13 hours of debate. republicans warn the hike will destroy businesses. white house press secretary jen psaki said schools that have had in-person classes once a week are considered reopened. >> his goal that he set is to have the majority of schools,

more than 50% open by day 100, at least one day a week. hopefully it's more. jillian: white house clarifying one of president biden's biggest promises about reopening schools within 100 days of his presidency. it comes as the cdc says schools can safely reopen without teachers being vaccinated. have you seen this? a texas lawyer struggles with his zoom during a virtual hearing. check it out. >> we're trying to -- can you hear me, judge? >> i can hear you. i think it's a filter. >> it is. don't know how to remove it. i've got my assistant here. she's trying to, but -- i'm prepared to go forward with it. i'm here live. i'm not a cat. >> i can see that. jillian: [laughter] jillian: the attorney seen here as a white, fluffy kitten,

gaining online fame for the filter fail. he later said it brought a light moment during rough times. i bet he's feeling -- feline pretty interesting this morning with seeing how viral this has b gone. it's such a boring meeting, we've all been in these zooms. it's a serious meeting and he's got this cat. >> didn't he say apparently one of his kids had been on there and put the cat filter on and now i can't figure it out. jillian: i love the line. i'm not a cat. >> i can see that. >> i'm here live. i'm here live. i'm not a cat. that's great. that made us all laugh in such a tough time so this morning when i was watching your show earlier, jillian it was great. ainsley: retired acting i.c.e. director reacts to new you plans to limit enforcement action. high school peanut butter footbd

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>> president joe biden's plan to reshape america's immigration policy hitting a roadblock after a federal judge suspended the freeze for 100 days. major changes are still to come. it's being revealed the white house has glaxosmithkline -- guidelines to limit arrests by i.c.e. here to react, tom homan.

good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so these guidelines that are circulating, it makes it sound like for the average crime that somebody who is in this country illegally commits, they're not going to get deported. so it's harder to arrest them which means it's harder to he deport them. >> exactly. that's what they're doing, they're circumventing the judge's order. thank god for the ag be in texas who is taking the time and thanks to chip roy, chip row has led a group of senators to send a letter to ask about this. i filed an affidavit with the texas ag explaining the consequences of such a policy. because look, you and i have talked the last couple years, every time that someone's released from a sanctuary jail, they commit a murder or rape, we talk about it for a couple days and it goes away. be clear what's happening here. president biden declared the entire country a sanctuary jurisdiction which means more tragedy is going to come. mark my words. people will die.

people will be raped. people will be victimized by criminals that shouldn't be here. this is -- it's coming. and we've been talking about this for two years. it's already started. i want to mention one more thing. there's a national sex offender operation planned next week. they were targeting the arrest of sexual -- convicted sexual offenders including child molesters. they canceled the operation on the heels of this memorandum. so it's already starting. we have sexual predators who are here illegally walking the streets in our communities because of the actions of this administration. >> you look at numbers, surge in numbers, the daily average flow last month was 2,000. last month it was 2,000. now it is 3500. there were portions of the arizona border that law enforcement had seen gigantic increases in and those had completely gone dead during the trusm add medicine -- trump administration. when you look at last calendar

year, 103,000 total arrests, 90% of those were arrested had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges. now, because given the fact that the law enforcement is so ham strung in who they can arrest and who they can deport, what's going to happen to all those people? >> you know, there is no reason to reprioritize what i.c.e. does. if they would have clearly looked at the data, 91% of everybody i.c.e. arrests, either convicted criminal or of pending criminal charges. what they did, they took 95% -- that's not an exaggerate. 95% of the criminals i.c.e. have arrested are now off the table. they're free in the community. what kind of message does that send the rest of the world? come to the country illegally, if you can get past border patrol, don't commit an aggravated felony, you're here to stay. it's no longer illegal to be here illegally.

i started as a border patrol agent, climbed the ladder to be the i.c.e. director, when i read this policy it's the most anti-law enforcement, pro-criminal policy that i could ever imagine in my worst nightmare. i cannot believe they put this in writing. this is sending a message to the rest of the world, the border is surging. in the memo it said we have to redeploy resources to deal with the asylum cases. they fail to mention the surge at the border is of their own making because of their promises and enticements, that's why there's a surge at the border. they want this. this is designed to be this way. they're bringing millions of people into this country who will now be counted on the census, since joe biden overturned that, which leads to seats in the house, electoral college, and elections. this is power over public safety, the quest for power over protecting american citizens. >> nobody knows more about the topic than you do. tom homan, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks for having me. >> all right.

coming up on this wednesday, president biden's decision to revoke the keystone pipeline permit spelling disaster for an arkansas community. carley shimkus shows us how residents and businesses are feeling the fallout in arkansas. plus, high school football sidelined in or he re-gone while other sports get the green light, ahead the coach is outraged by the double standard, coming up next. ♪

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>> oregon governor kate brown facing backlash for coronavirus restrictions on high school sports, keeping football on the sideline as the head coach of one of the teams is our next guest. he says it's time to let the

kids play. that coach, steve corey joins us now. coach, how hard has it been, waiting five, six months to have an opportunity to play, you find out fall sports will have a chance but not football. >> brian, it doesn't make any sense. i mean, we're sitting there wondering each week, and the governor's had announcement as we've gone through this thing, waiting for some kind of direction and each week the kids' hopes way up there, waiting for this decision to be made and now they've got some of the sports that are going on and football -- she sometimes doesn't mention sports in her weekly or bi-weekly decision making on all that's going on. it's so frustrating. the kids are frustrated, the parents, the coaches. what is she basing it on? that's the question we all have. why? >> eight states canceled sports, 35 states modified sports, some of them are going to start fall sports march 1st including football. they've got the same thing as

you. they say we're going to give it a shot. we saw college do it. we saw pros do it. why not let the kids do it. this would be an opportunity for the kids to show additional discipline. would you welcome that opportunity? >> absolutely would. you know, we follow guidelines to get for workouts, with distancing with so many numbers on the field, masks on, all the things they've asked and required to do and the kids have done all of that and there's been no -- we practiced outside for weeks now with no trace, transmission, nothing going on. and it just doesn't make any sense. and again, the data, the science, all the things they talk about following, she's not following. because just look at it. there's 30 years of states that have played football. they've already played. why aren't we looking at what they did, what happened, and how they did it, so forth and so on and open this thing up for the kids. that's the fraught traiting -- frustrating part. >> and they're playing football around you, aren't they.

>> yes, they are. right across the river. you can drive from my house, 20 minutes, and they're practicing. >> what do you say to people who are watching, what's the big deal, it's just a game. only 2% of the kids get scholarships anyways, what's your answer to that? >> is not about scholarships. i have to look at the kids, look them in the eye, look them in the face. i'm telling you, these kids are lost. they need some seasons normalcy. we're not even -- sense of normalcy. we're not only back in school. each day they have a workout, it's a different attitude for this kids. we have kids who decided not to play, they're lost. some are going to finish school early. the kids need the normalcy, the socialization. they need each other and she is denying that for these guys. >> a nonathlete who has no clue how much damage she's doing. here's what her office said. governor brown knows how important school sports are for the mental health of student add

athletes. we're following the science and data for these decisions. flat-out, steve, her office or she is lying. because the data says you should be playing. >> you're exactly right. that's the frustration. what data is she talking about? what science is she talking about. look at the data. look at what's happened. look at the people that have done it. the states around the country that have done it, done this, and there is no data that says don't do it. >> i think you've got to make shareholder look you in the eye -- make her look you in the eye and let her tell you it's not worth the risk. i think she may have a different tune. >> look them in the eye and tell them. >> coach steve corey, keep fighting. >> we'll do it man, for sure. thanks for having me on. >> you could still play march 1st. thank you so much. coming up, one arkansas community struggling to survive at president biden's keystone pipeline shutdown. >> especially this day and age, the best stimulus they can do for the country is keep people

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energy jobs, as you heard on the fox news channel the laid off workers tell a different story. in order to get the full picture i went to south arkansas, a town comprised largely of pipeline workers, and they say this executive order will crush their community. watch. >> you're looking at an unemployment office this morning. everybody here is affected and out of work of. carley: a few weeks ago you were in nebraska, working on a pump station. and that executive order comes down with the signature on a piece of paper, you become one of the first people to lose their jobs. >> it's hard to make plans when you've got an administration that's trying to crush your future. carley: this was going to be your family home for you and your three boys. >> yes, the land's been in my family for years and now i'm without a job. carley: now you don't have a

job. >> especially this day and age. the best stimulus is to keep people working. >> we were both going to have the opportunity to work on the keystone. that would be my first job back after having my little boy. to have the future completely taken away by one signature -- >> i don't want to draw unemployment. i want to work. there's a lot of people in the country hurting. he added to the list when he signed that piece of paper. >> my youngest daughter is supposed to go to college. i don't know how i'm going to pay for it. i have no idea. >> it's not first or second generation. this is third and fourth generation of pipe layer in this town. this is a good paying job. >> not going to lose jobs, going to create jobs. >> i certainly welcome you to present your data of all the thousands and thousands of people who won't be getting a green job. >> they could be the people who go to work to make the solar panels. carley: when you hear president biden and other folks in the administration say these folks

can get jobs working in renewable energy, what do you say? >> my husband has spent many, many hours practicing to become a welder, to be able to turn around and go into a different job trade completely, we would be starting over. >> these small towns, the industries are not there. nor is he providing the jobs that he said he would. they're simply not there. >> it's not just that easy to get rid of everything you worked so hard on and go do something else. >> this pipeline was going to bring about 800,000 barrels of oil into the united states from alberta, canada a day. now that the pipeline's not happening, what's going to happen to that oil? >> this pipeline wasn't going to be a new source, it's a different mode of transportation, a safer, cleaner mode. we can't run the country off green energy alone. we are supposed to be a super power. >> it's something that's going to take many years to change over things and right now it's not the time. >> it's completely political. coming in regardless and the pipeline allows a safe way,

safer way for it to come in. all he's doing is making a bunch of men that are willing to use their hands to work be dependent on the government. .carley: if you could talk to president biden what would you say to him. >> i would like for him to look at the pipeline and see how green it is. he doesn't know. he's unaware. he has no idea. >> show me the proof that this is not political. it hurts us the most. there's towns like from the gulf coast to canada. this is a small part of what's going on around the country. >> oil and gas, when you take it away, price will go up. people will pay more for groceries, cars, houses. right now, we're paying with our lives. carley: did you hear that, guys. at the end he said that they are paying for this executive order with their lives. i mean, let that sink in. so if jen psaki wants to ask for

evidence regarding job losses, there's your evidence. i truly wonder if president biden heard their stories, saw their faces, if he would want to change his mind on this executive order because killing the pipeline does not help the environment. it does not help the economy. it's a virtue signal to environmental groups and people are suffering the consequences. >> were you surprised about what you saw when you got there? carley: i was surprised by the number of people. we were told there would be three or four people at neil crabtree's house. when we got there, look at the crowds. there were 50 people there. because they don't feel heard. they feel like their message isn't coming across and they don't feel like washington is listening to them and it's really sad. these people want to work. they do not want to a government handout. and they're saying show me the evidence, show me that this pipeline that transports oil from alberta, canada into america in a cleaner way is bad

for the environment. ainsley: when you're a parent, everything you do is for your child, carley, and that mom, the one in the jean jacket right there who said how am i going to pay for my daughter's college, she wants -- we want to give our kids a better life than we had and college and education is such a gateway into so many wonderful things for the future. what did the little girl tell her mom, these a junior in high school. carley: that woman's daughter, she asked her parents should i even go to college. i know we don't have the money. there was a another woman who just had a baby who worked on the pipeline with her husband and she is saying how am i going to take care of my child. i don't even have health insurance anymore. the fact that this is pointless, that it doesn't have a point regarding the economy or the environment, it's like i said, it's all just a political decision for joe biden to get a win with environmental groups, makes this crushing. >> but at the same time, all those union members, union

members are core democrats for the most part, historically. and thousands of them now out of work. and your earlier point, carley, talking about i wonder if joe biden has heard those voices, unless he is watching this channel, he's not going to hear them. because no other channel is following this story. they're just pretending it doesn't even exist because when you see tens of thousands of jobs, at least 11,000, plus the collateral damage from it, when all those jobs go away, it's like that's a big thing in the country. carley: exactly. you're absolutely right. it affects other businesses too. and now there's a concern, are people going to leave and go to other communities and it could just become a dead town which is the thing that you want to happen the least because these are good people. i mean, they don't have a lot right now but they even said to me, they -- even fed me, they gave me lunch. they're kind people. i fell in love with them. it's so sad to see how under-represented this story is.

i'm really glad we're telling it. >> richard trumka on axios said it, that i really wish he wouldn't do that. that means a lot taflci of o, that comes across. joe manchin and john tester, they came out for that too, asking him to do it and 14 republican attorney generals asked him too. if you want to bring people together, you want to be a leader, sometimes you've got to admit you're wrong. why can't he say the more i think about it, i'm going to let them finish this. that will be something to really quiet his critics. >> thanks for making the trip to arkansas. carley: my pleasure. ainsley: still ahead, the world health organization sparks outrage after dropping its investigation into the wuhan lab theory. dr. marc siegel on the covid origins questions still remaining. plus, we're just hours away from the opening arguments of president trump's second impeachment trial. do democrats have a case?

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ainsley: hours from now, opening arguments are going to begin in the second impeachment trial of former president trump after a vote declared it constitutional and former colorado senator cory gardner joins us now to react. good morning. >> good morning. ainsley: what did you think about what happened yesterday and what can we expect going forward? >> like most americans yesterday i was working and wasn't glued to live television processes, reading the aftermath of yesterday it sounds like there was a video presentation made for tv, is how it was described. but i would remind people that there is no made for tv provision of the constitution. and so this is a trial taking place in spite of the fact that the new president has said he wants unity. an impeachment trial to remove someone from office who is out of office following cries and calls for unity in a city that

is now seeing an impeachment trial and a partisan covid-19 relief measure and so i really think you're seeing washington once again completely at odds with the rhetoric that's coming out of its leadership. ainsley: i know that you are chairing this new super pac called national victory action fund and why are you doing that and what are the plans? i know your focus is on midterms, right, in 2022? >> that's right. we have to get the majority back in 2022 in the senate n the house. this focus, the national victory action fund, is about giving candidates, getting them small dollar donations, grass roots donations across the country, directly to the candidates themselves. not to a committee, not to somebody who is saying they're raising money on behalf of them, this is helping them raise money into their committee. this is a super pac, it is an opportunity for us to help people around the country contribute those low dollar

donations to candidates. in fact, in georgia we saw this effort raise over $11 million and create 100,000 new donors into the loeffler and senator perdue campaign, over 500,000 contributions, it was the largest sort of conduit compared to the next two or three in georgia during the special election. so this is about getting candidates time, control and money. so they can win elections in 2022 and we can retake the majority. ainsley: you said you saw -- you planned -- you're watching georgia, what happened in georgia, you want to do what stacy abrams did, get out there and start pushing years in advancing right? >> that's right. we've been out-raised in 2018 and 2020. you saw stacy abrams raise $24 million. campaigns need money early. when they have the time, they don't have the money. when they have the money, they

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and continuing to watch us through the pandemic. because we like to think we try to give you as much news to start your day as possible. we've been doing that for near 25 years. >> we have a lot of fun in new york city. if you want to eat out, all you need is 7 underarmors, two long jackets and an ice pack to chip away at the chairs. >> move to florida. >> they can deliver your food outdoors. >> there's no restaurants to go to, nothing else to watch on netflix and there's no sports so thank you for watching "fox & friends." >> thank you. ainsley: it is 7:02 here on the east coast. we'll talk about what's happening in washington. big week. griff jenkins is live in d.c. as opening arguments are set to kick off in just a few hours, historic second impeachment of former president donald trump. griff, take it away. >> reporter: if you consider politics a blood sport there's plenty to watch today when the actual opening arguments begin at high noon. house managers get up to 16 hours to make their case, equal

time for the defense. after that, senators get up to four hours to ask questions. finally there, will be four hours equally divided for closing arguments. that's a little confusing to those who watched yesterday. what we saw yesterday was the pretrial constitutionality fight over whether a former president, now a private citizen, can be tried for impeachment. well, the senate said yes. voting 56-44 that it is constitutional. six gop senators joining democrats, they are here, collins, cassidy, murkowski, romney, sasse and toomey. the only one who was a surprise was senator cassidy and he had this to say afterwards. >> house managers made a compelling, cogent case and the president's team did not. i'm going to vote for the side that did the good job. >> reporter: house managers began yesterday with a graphic 13 minute recap of the attack on the capital as the lead manager delivered an emotional argument pointing to that video, telling

senators that this is what high crimes and misdemeanors is all about. >> senators, this cannot be our future. we cannot have presidents inciting and mobilizing mob violence against our government. >> reporter: then when it was team trump's turn, the lead defense attorney stunned viewers, rambling at times and complimenting house managers. sources tell fox news former president donald trump was, quote, furious and beyond angry at caster's defense. trump's other defense lawyer fared better making the arguments. >> the accused is not the president. the texas united states constitution therefore does not vest the senate with the power of try him and remove him. >> reporter: ultimately, this will come down, guys, to whether enough republicans in the end are willing to convict donald trump. 17 would be needed. but we won't find out whether or not that happens until likely

the middle to end of next week. brian, ainsley, steve. >> thanks, griff. that's a rundown of day one. we're going to have -- we have 16 hours to fill from here on in. we'll probably get a vote on tuesday they say. i spoke to dan ska i have know, he ---he said i was with him, had lunch with him, s somewhere, somehow, somebody along the way said that he was screaming. it wasn't true. so that's one thing to keep in mind too. on the other side, for republicans, mitch mcconnell is not helpful if you're looking to see if donald trump is going to get off. he's indicating everyone should vote their conscience, even if they voted whether its was constitutional not, they should still be open for it. senator bur came out after the terrible defense of the president by the two lawyers, one of which forgot to prepare anything, he said i ain't no lawyer but i know that was bad stuff. allen dershowitz says don't know

what he's doing, i don't understand it. senator lindsey graham didn't know where he was going from there. these are not helpful things that was happening on the president's behalf. you wouldn't blame him if he was upset. it might have been the president's fault for firing all the other attorneys that were doing the preparing. >> when mitch mcconnell said i hope that every senator votes their conscience. you would like to think they vote their conscience on anything. let's hope of today that bruce caster does a better job in preparing. the way he started yesterday where he complimented the defense by bringing out that -- that was a great video and it was so powerful and it was so disgusting. but keep in mind, -- when mr. caster was talking about the emotions, this is not about emotions. he says essentially what is going on here is whether or not the president of the united states incited it and that's

what the article alleges. and we didn't see that yesterday from mr. caster. brit houme took it in, said not a good show by either the lawyers or by congress. >> this particular impeachment on a lone count seems especially half-baked to me in the sense that the house acted in desperate haste to try to get it under the wire before the president had actually left the office and it's a single count. there was no investigation, no hearings, no witnesses called, no nothing. and they sent the whole thing over to the senate where there's no indication that enough republicans would join democrats to create the two-thirds needed to convict. so it's a foregone conclusion and i think just about everybody knows that. ainsley: you can complain this guy did a bad job, this guy did a great job. it doesn't matter. the bottom line is going to come down to the vote and the democrats don't have enough votes, he's not going to be

convicted of this. this is all going to be -- i think griff said it's going to last until next week. you said a vote tuesday, brian? brian: that's what they're predicting, if they don't call witnesses. not many people want witnesses including chuck schumer. that means another couple weeks and nothing gets done for joe biden. >> i heard one estimate, it could be done by sunday, they're going so fast. ainsley: talk about immigration. because we talked to that rancher yesterday who was the border wall, it ended, they stopped building it right on his property and he was so upset down there in texas. and the gop, their 51 house representatives or republicans led by chip roy, they sent a letter to joe biden, talking about the crisis down there on the border and on tucker's show i heard jonathan fahay talk last night, the former director of i.c.e., he said it used to be you were allowed to stay in our country if you were illegal and you had not committed a crime. now, you can commit egregious

felonies, commit crimes, and then you're allowed to stay. that's where we have gone with this now. brian: in a pandemic, where we can't get on the united airline without a test. that's what's coming our way. or off it without a test. we are opening up our southern border and we're doing catch and release, this fantastic brainchild of president obama, where we catch someone, say promise to come back and now where we go -- we can't go anywhere without a rapid test now that is 80% effectiveness, you're still not allowed to go into buildings. now we're going to say it's okay on the southern border. on the northern border, we let commercial traffic come from canada. on the southern border -- it makes no sense. here's a message that republicans have to joe biden. we i'm more you not to -- i'm -- todefend america and prevent another cartel crisis. tom homan, i.c.e. director in

the past, can't believe what he's seeing. watch. >> if you come into the country illegally if you can get past the border patrol, don't commit aggravated felony, you're home free. you're here to stay. i.c.e. is not looking for you. it's no longer illegal to be here illegally. when i read the policy, it's the most anti--law enforcement, pro-criminal policy i could ever imagine in my worst nightmare. i can't believe they put this in writing. this is sending a message to the rest of the world that the border is surging. they failed to mention the surge at the border is of their own making because of their promises and their enticements, that's why there's a surge at the bore of deer. this is power over public safety, the quest for power over protecting the american citizens. >> i just challenge aoc and company to go down like they did during the trump years, during the transition, when they were trying to crack down on the care have after caravan -- caravan after caravan coming over and overwhelming cities,

overwhelming holding centers that were supposed to hold 50 people, they were holding 250 people. she came down there, talked about crying and people drinking out of toilets. guess what? this is the same thing that's going to happen. and i want cameras down there now because this is a total unforced error and if you care about the humane treatment of people, you will not allow this to happen. joe biden knows better. he paid for 65 # miles for a -- 650 miles for a wall. he knew about securing the border. i don't know what he's thinking about now. >> politics. it's all about politics. he ran on this stuff and through executive order he has done what he's done and he has issued to the homeland of security -- >> he ran on lawlessness? he ran on ignoring the law? >> he ran on his form of immigration reform. >> in a pandemic? >> he did all of that, brian many and he won. >> he told us to wear masks but we can empty three countries into ours without a test and without even an exam to see if

they are carrying the virus. he didn't run on that, steve. he did not run on that. >> he didn't specify that. you're absolutely right. but i will tell you this. when you look at his approval rating right now, he's north of 60% across the board. and so i'm sure his administration -- >> in what poll? i didn't see that. >> came out this morning. all right. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about what's going on in the state of california and this will actually get your blood boiling, like brian right now. there is a district attorney in contra costas county, diana beckton. she's charged with enforcing state and local coronavirus regulations. she knows exactly when to come down on people who are breaking the law. as it turns out, on august 1st of last summer, she had essentially a wedding reception in her backyard. keep in mind, the state was on lockdown and she knew what she was doing, although now that she's gotten caught, she says,

well, i called the city health services and they said it was okay. and i couldn't find anything on the website but keep in mind, she's in charge of making sure that people don't break the rules and, ainsley, when you look at what the neighbors told the papers, she was breaking the rules. ainsley: well, do we have a sound bite or is this a quote? they went door-to-door in her neighborhood, asking neighbors what they thought about this. and one of the neighbors said this. i just saw 20 to 30 cars is a lot of people, no surprise here. the poor suckers are locked down and people who have power get to do what they want. what rules pertain to me? but then to defend her, everyone had their temperatures taken, they wore masks. they were socially distanced. she said at the time in the state and county, you could have outdoor religious cultural events. she's saying i did nothing wrong. another neighbor said they loved the music that was playing because in the middle of the pandemic when they weren't

leaving their house they sat in the backyard, roasted marshmallows and listened to the wedding music. you're not allowed to have a reception or of you weren't at the time. >> she said it wasn't a reception. she had food. she had wine. she and her husband danced but that was not a reception. ainsley: the problem -- the double standard that we're seeing by a lot of these lawmakers around the country is they are breaking the rules. according to her, when you read how they did it safely, i don't think she was breaking the rules. maybe i'm wrong. she said she didn't feel like she was. she said that was not her intent. but listen, you know why they're doing this to her? because they're considering her for district attorney. these reporters are going door-to-door in the neighborhood, probably saying what do you know on her. oh, she had a wedding. how big was this wedding? i don't think she did anything wrong. >> let me put it this way. you shut down restaurants. you shut down all businesses. but it's okay to go have a

backyard wedding when they tell us to stop the spread. they had 25 to 30 people. she said one person danced. you have to suspend disbelief to believe that. why did it have to be discovered. ainsley: if she didn't break any rules, what's the problem. >> the problem is, i think if you're a business owner and you're told to not have easter, you can't have your family get together, you should just stay with your nuclear family, the people you're sheltering with, it's okay to have a wedding in this place that is shut down the entire state, shut down every school but i'm an official and i can have 25 to 30 people, close friends in attendance and we believe she's the only one who danced. >> she and her husband. it comes down to semantics. you could not -- you could have a wedding at that point but you could not have a wedding reception and so she said that what happened after the wedding was not a reception. it was just a meal with wine and

food and some dancing. here's the thing. she was in charge of enforcing the laws in that particular county. the exact same day, august 1st, is a day that my daughter, sally got married. she was supposed to have a big wedding. balls of coronavirus, you know how many people were at the wedding? 10. you know why? because that was the rule. look, i'm on the news. i watch a lot of news. we knew what the rule was. for her to say, you know what, i couldn't find it on the website, and i called and they said it would be okay, she was in charge of the rules and it just is such a hypocrisy. it has people going, wait, i couldn't do it but she could. >> here's andrew gruel of slap fish, the owner and chef of a california restaurant. he called this a gut punch. listen to what he said. >> i mean, look, planning a wedding, that goes a little bit above and beyond the didn'tal

dinner, if da -- accidental dinner if you will. it really is a gut punch. it goes beyond that. we are doing everything we can do as businesses and restaurants in a world in which we know sanitation and safety and yet we're told we can't operate yet they're throwing lavish parties, going to multicourse dinners. it's groundhog day. we've had this conversation sadly so many times. i would suggest any elected official who gets busted like this should be removed from office all together. >> they might get rid of the governor because of that. ainsley: let us know what you think, friends@foxnews.com. jillian: let's begin with a fox news alert. a suspect is dead after an officer involved shooting in seattle overnight. police say the gunman shot two people inside a car, killing one of them. he then began firing at officers as they arrived on scene. those officers returning fire, killing the gunman. to extreme weather, a brutal ice storm set to sweep from texas to virginia. millions of americans could see freezing rain and sleet and

subzero temperatures. the east coast could be hit with more snow. one man in connecticut seen using a leaf blower to clear his path. janice dean is tracking all of this and will have the latest forecast coming up. in the meantime, chicago is finally sending kids back to school. overnight the city teachers union approved a reopening plan. k-8 students will transition to in-person learning by march. despite voting for it the ctu says the plan does not do enough to ensure safety and i'd said it was a, quote, disgrace reopening could not be delayed a few more weeks for vaccination. tampa will celebrate the buccaneers with a parade on the water today. players will wave to fans while riding on boats along the city's riverwalk. this as we hear what kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes said to tom brady after the game. >> hey, you're a legend, man.

congrats, man. >> keep in touch. >> yeah, yeah, for sure. >> i had a feeling you figured -- congrats, man. jillian: the bucs making history to both play and win a super bowl on their home field. that's your headlines. back to you. >> did he say i know you figured it out? to kelsey? i'm interested in what. ainsley: i'd have to rewind. >> that's so interesting. jillian, thanks. coming up straight ahead, new questions on the origins of the covid-19 of course the world is experiencing now as the w.h.o. drops its investigation of the wu man lab. dr. marc siegel is sounding off on the lack of findings. south dakota residents pleading for help from lawmakers after the keystone pipeline project was axed. we'll talk to congressman dusty johnson and a local business owners about the repercussions of president biden's ill-fated order. ♪ now i'm free-falling. ♪ yeah i'm free.

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>> i made a commitment and we try to get k-8 back to school by the end of this 100 days. we'll also do everything we can to safely reopen the majority of our k-8 schools by the end of the first 100 days. in 100 days, it should be a national priority to goat our kids back into school. >> it's one of joe biden's biggest promises, you keep hearing him say it over and over again, to get your kids back to school, especially the young ones. now the white house is clarifying, hold on to something steady. >> his goal that he set is to have the majority of schools, so more than 50% open by day 100,

at least one day a week, hopefully it's more. >> one day a week. are you kidding me? fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. one day a week? >> well, brian, one day a week you get to meet your teacher, right. but that's about it. they might not remember you the next time they see you. and socialization is out the window and we just heard from the centers for disease control that there's a 31% increase in urgent mental health visits going on among our children an that's just what's reported. i mean, there's a tremendous amount of depression and anxiety and kids not feeling like themselves. once a week half the class isn't going to slice it. jen psaki means well, maybe, but she's no physician and no expert in early childhood development. this is a disaster. >> it's unbelievable how much power the teachers unions have. why can't it be kids first. if it's kids first they're back in school. >> people say k-8.

9-12 are extremely damaged socially. you need to interact with people. that's totally under-appreciated, dr. siegel. i know you know that because you know the parents and the kids and they come see you. something else happened yesterday, the w.h.o. made a statement, we're no longer going to pursue an investigation of the you wuhan lab. it's unlikely a lab mishap caused the coronavirus. >> this is the same w.h.o. who put on the website there's only been 100,000 cases in all of china with covid-19 with less than 5,000 deaths. i'm hesitant to believe anything they're saying. they also said they're leaving on the table that it may have come from frozen food or outside china. are you kidding me? there's something to be said that it may have come initially from a horseshoe bat. how do we know it didn't end up in the wuhan institute of virology. they're studying bat coronaviruses there, brian. the state department reported

that several workers went home sick last fall with covid-like symptoms. this is what the w.h.o. should be investigating. but i have a feeling they're carrying water for china here. what do you think? >> we should have had a standard to get back in. for us to get back in, there should have been certain criteria met. we went right back in and china now has more control. i'll give you an example what doctors like you have told me in the past, that if you knew there was awesome ma particular spread when the virus hit our shores, in china was honest, we would have had different tests and be able to possibly stop it in its tracks. you mentioned the extent of damage the virus did. professionals like yourself had no idea. what do you mean? >> absolutely, brian. both points. we didn't know the degree of awesome ma particular spread or we would have had -- asymptomatic spread. all we heard in china is it can affect the lungs in 10% of cases. this virus affects every major

organ in the city. of course they knew about that in china. the chinese government was suppressing information coming out of china. this happened with sars before. it happened horribly here. it's going to happen again. in order to have pandemic preparedness for future pandemics, we need cooperation between countries. we need the w.h.o. to play that role. we're not getting it now they're there a year after the fact. not contributing to where it came from. and we do not feel comfortable that we're going to get information in the future as well. >> if dr. fauci had our interests over the w.h.o.'s interests, he would be just as emphatic as you about the need for candor and honesty from that organization. dr. marc siegel, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. >> still ahead, south dakota residents sounding the alarm after the cancellation of the keystone pipeline. we'll talk to congressman dusty johnson and a local business owner on how the president's decision is hurting their state.

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>> south dakota's appealing to lawmakers after president biden's decision last month to arbitrarily cancel the keystone pipeline. >> that includes tricia burns who says the hope she once felt to open a wellness studio in her hometown was erased with the stroke of president biden's pen. tricia joins us right now along with south dakota congressman, dusty johnson. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, good morning. >> tricia, let's start with you. all right, we heard the spokesperson for the president of the united states, jen psaki, say a couple days ago show us the data about the people whose lives were changed and how many jobs were lost as well. tell us your story. show us your data. >> you know, we had 45

membership, that's over $3,000 in monthly revenue that was gone literally within 48 hours. we had negotiated contracts with security companies that were coming in to secure the pipeline. that would have brought us another 120 membership. that way over-doubles what we have just in our local town. ainsley: congressman, when you hear lease stories you realize it's not just the pipeline workers that lost jobs. we interviewed someone last week, owns a hotel and the pipeline workers were staying in the hotel. now she has no one staying there, she's not making any money. you heard trisha's story. what else did you learn at the roundtable. >> one of the reasons that america's economy generally overperforms other countries' economies is we had predictable and consistent regulation.

president biden really risks that. this is going to have a chilling impact on investment, not just for large projects like keystone xl but all the rest of americans that we want to be entrepreneurs because you heard from tricia, we also heard from a family that owns a gravelle pit. they -- gravel pit. they paid $70,000 to buy a dump truck so they could meet the orders from the pipeline. those orders are gone. we talked to a gentleman who purchased homes, fixed them up so he could sell them and rent them to pipeline workers. the demand for those homes is gone overnight. the reality is this is not the way our of country should be doing business. >> it should be america first, forget about your party. tricia, when you saw that joe biden won, did you think this was coming? >> i hoped it wasn't. it was something scary and it was something that was talked about daily, multiple times a day. i had a pipeline -- one of the

wives that was an employee of mine and so it was a daily conversation. we were all very concerned about the future. but i had no idea that there was one executive order that would take the wind out of everything. >> well, and it certainly did. congressman, ask the question. we know that joe manchin has written a letter to the president, asking him to reconsider, north of a dozen state attorney generals have done the same thing. is there any chance he will say, you know what, we've looked at it and at this point we're going to go ahead and go forward because it's thousands of union jobs and it's collateral jobs like tricia's right there. >> i think the one chance we have is not for president biden to wake up one day and change his mind but it will be for congressional democrats to put pressure on him. i've got a bill i'm pushing, it would basically take away the power of the president to be able to destroy a massive project like this. if we can get six democrats in the house to support the republicans on this bill, that

would send an incredibly strong message to the president that we should not make these kinds of decades long decisions in an arbitrary and capricious way. ainsley: thank you both for being on with us. tricia, we'll say prayers for you. i'm sorry that you lost this business. >> thank you very much. ainsley: you're welcome. thank you, congressman. still ahead, michigan hair stylist who protested lockdown restrictions, they're celebrating a legal victory. we'll talk to some of them next. download the fox bet super 6 app and play for a chance to p win 10,000. you need to predict six outcomes in the quiz show, topics range from entertainment to sports. it's free to play, download the fox bet super 6 app now. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?!

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>> a michigan judge has dismissed charges against six

hair style its who defied governor whitmer by cutting hair outside the state's capitol. the operation haircut that day, it was a protest, was staged in support of a barber who stood up against the state's stay at home orders. hair stylists angela regas and colorist suzanne dedora join us now along with attorney david common and the barber who started it all, carl makey. good morning to all of you. carl, welcome back to the program. you've been on a couple of times. you famously took a stand and said what the governor in michigan was doing was unconstitutional and the supreme court there agreed with you. >> yes, that's true. yep. >> and so for all these other hair stylists to come and support you at this operation haircut must have been very gratifying. >> well, it was. i wish there are been more

barbers. they were hiding behind the chairs. but a lot of these beauticians came out and they had the at the tenacity to stand up and i salute them for that. >> angela, why were you out there that day? you were facing the government and essentially saying you're wrong to shut me down. you're wrong to shut carl down. >> that's exactly correct. we were certain at the time that her orders were unconstitutional which we know later were ruled as such, as all of her emergency orders after april 30th were thrown out. she needed approval. she needed to get it. she acted alone, as usual, business as usual in thus government that we have in -- in this government that we have in michigan. we had enough. i have been in the lib et movement for over a decade. i used my skill and gave haircuts. >> you were also there cutting

hair that day. you felt what the governor was doing -- over the last year we've been detailing how draconian a lot of those particular restrictions were. the governor was overstepping her bounds. >> yes, absolutely. and i was out there for my fellow hairdressers, to support carl, the one man that did stand up and all the other business as well, the entrepreneurs out there, everybody that just wanted to get back to work. >> sure. and david, you represented a number of the people who cut hair that particular day because it's not against the law to cut hair especially if you've got a license. >> that's right, steve. it's been our honor to represent carl as well as these six business owners who were there exercising their right to free speech. you know, people need to understand they should not be scared or intimidated. we have our constitutional rights to speak out in opposition. and that's all these folks did. and so it's gratifying to see the court throw these cases out,

uphold their right to speak out freely and to do so without intimidation. people should not be prosecuted because they are simply speaking out in opposition to a government policy and they should not be facing the loss of their business license and having their business crushed. that's just wrong. >> yeah. and carl, you started this. in the beginning, the government said we're going to fine you, we're going to do all sorts of things against you and your business but you just -- you stood up to the government and ultimately you won. but i'm sure in your heart it took a heavy toll. if you had it all to do over again, i got a feeling you would. >> oh, yes, i would. listen, i'll tell you, the courage isn't something that is, courage is a result of something you do. if someone wants to say i'm courageous, i didn't feel courageous when i was doing this. there was a lot of fear but i did it anyway because i knew it was the right thing to do.

the government overstated its assignment and it was unconstitutional and i knew i wasp on the right side of the -- was on the right side of the law. >> if anybody needs a haircut in michigan, you know where to get them. carl, david, suzanne, angela, thank you for joining us live. >> thank you for having us. >> janice dean is joining us. we've got cold temperatures and an ice storm? >> yes, ice storm warnings extending from arc you saw up to kentucky -- arkansas up to kentucky. we've got the cold air that's sunk southward and we have wind chill advisories and warnings in effect from the northern rockies to the upper midwest with wind chills of minus 50 which is so dangerous and people are urged to stay inside and then we have this unfolding ice storm that is happening across the mississippi and ohio river valley, in the purple here, that's where we have the ice storm warning. that's pretty rare to see and that means we could have accumulations of up to half an

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ainsley: the mother of a slain border patrol agent is speaking out and warning about the dangers of illegal immigration. >> everybody that knew harvey took it really hard because this was a good man. anybody with children knows what it's like to raise a good individual, a productive individual of the community. it's got to stop and these politicians just -- we need to do something. ainsley: that's just a preview of the latest episode of no interruption on fox nation, the host joins us now with more. good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks so much for sharing this story. these women are so incredible. i know it wasn't easy to share that story. her voice is incredibly powerful. i hope the biden administration and the left clearly hears what she has to say. ainsley: what did she go through? >> so she was actually with her

son and her grandkids when they were out fishing, just a family fun day, when two illegal immigrants pulled up and opened fire on her family, killing her son. all because they wanted to steal the vehicles. they were you allegedly connected to the cartel in some way but they had no regard for human life. they had been deported several times. they had no right to be in this country in the first place and she lost her son as a result of it. somebody who was not only a former marine but also a border patrol agent, a great man, a husband, a father, and she will forever be separated from him. ainsley: i hate hearing these stories. i know you interviewed a lady named maria, she's the director of the remembrance project. here's a clip of that. >> our politicians refuse to place americans first. mcconnell, mccarthy, all the leadership, they can never give marie and the tens of thousands of angel families out there a reunification to their loved ones. so why not do the right thing

and enforce our laws and place us first? ainsley: what did they say about the biden administration and what they're doing on the border? >> well, they're incredibly concerned, especially with regards to the freezing of deportations and the repry or of at this says of -- reproiritiz attoins. a lot of these families feel like they don't have a voice. there's so many on the left that tell immigrant stories, tell stories of illegal immigration and they see the rose colored glasses but families like marie and people like maria, they don't get to share their experiences and their stories but they were on a mission, they know that the trump administration put families first and they gave them a voice and they're very concerned with not only the policies at the border but the policies as concerns i.c.e. and immigration and what that's going to do to our country and unfortunately they fear it's going to be deadly. ainsley: tommy, thank you for sharing their stories with us. >> absolutely.

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for the rest of america. steve: mark cuban the national anthem before never ask james. >> the national anthem of the very country that made you of all people in billionaire is quite funny. ♪♪ it's a beautiful day ♪♪ steve: it is winter. even in the 20s at 4:00 am, it is going to be a beautiful day. thanks for joining us on wednesday february 20, 2021. ainsley: february 10th. we are getting closer and closer to getting vaccinated and hopefully we will kick this things off. it will be a tough time. brian: i might report to spring training with pitchers and catchers which i would like to

go to florida or arizona. and some freedom over there. numbers in the middle of the country. 30%, death are down 20% over the last two weeks. don't know why we are not telling that story. griff jenkins in dc with the latest on the trump impeachment trial day 2. >> reporter: it will be a busy day in just under four hours when house managers present their case against donald trump. what we saw yesterday was the constitutional debate whether a former president can stand trial. six gop senators join democrats, collins, cassidy, romney, sass, kennedy. he was moved by the house managers. he began the day with a recap

of the attack on the capital. lead manager jamie raskin delivering an emotional argument. >> this cannot be our future. we cannot have presidents inciting and mobilizing mob violence against our government. >> reporter: today will lead bruce castor, he shot senators yesterday telling them how much he liked them and making statements like this. >> to be quite frank with you we changed what we are going to do, with the managers presentation was well done. >> reporter: source still fox news donald trump was furious and beyond angry at his defense team's performance. today's action starts at high noon when the trial resumes, with 16 hours to make their case followed by equal time on

the defense. senators will get 4 hours to ask questions on those slides, four was equally divided. all of this likely taking until next week when this all comes down to a vote whether enough republicans are willing to cross the aisle to vote to convict donald trump. brian: the coverage starts at noon. let's talk about opening up american stores. for about a year cdc guidelines sounds like they will be coming out, largely the guidelines, things we've heard, like social distancing, masks, general hygiene.

interestingly, teachers have got to get vaccinated. got to wonder what big-city unions are going to be doing next. ainsley: if you look back at what joe biden promised when he was elected about schools reopening, we have a flashback. >> made a commitment, we try to get k-8 back to school by the end of 100 days. >> we will do everything we can to safely open a majority of our k-8 schools by the end of the first 100 days. it should be a national priority to get kids back to school. ainsley: jen psaki talked about what that looks like for our country. >> the goal is to have the majority of schools 50%, and that means teaching in classrooms.

hopefully one day a week or more and as much as it takes any school and local district. >> the same majority qualifier, you have to have some teaching in school, some teachers in school, not majority teachers in school or classrooms. >> teaching at least one day a week in the majority of schools by day 100. in person teaching. >> one day a week. brian: they will be open. ainsley: i was talking to a lady yesterday, she said her kids are in high school so they can be responsible and stay-at-home by themselves, what if you have young kids that are a single mom and you have to go to work? parents have got to get back to work, these parents around the country are furious when they hear one day a week.

how do they choose to do it? they have a family to raise. money to open up all these schools. $54 billion in the $900 billion passed before donald trump left office in december. thes act, 13.5 million into the coffers. the damage, they say on average, american students, and and to the ventilation system, and getting plastic things to go around, putting it to address disparity. good luck with that. in a time of emergency. doctor mark siegel knows there is damage being done every day kids are at home.

>> we heard from the centers for disease control that there is a 31% increase in urgency mental health visits, that is what is reported. a tremendous amount of depression and anxiety and kids not feeling like themselves, once a week after classes and going to slice and jen psaki means well but she is no physician and no expert in early childhood development. this is a disaster. >> in his new plan, 40 billion for colleges and universities, 130 billion in school funding, 8 billion from previous relief packages. money is not the issue. not pooling in the same direction is the issue and the focus should only be on students. we have two things from them. and we are going to get kids back into school one day a week. 100 days after inauguration

day, it is may 9th. a lot of school districts pretty much done for the year. ainsley: set up the next story, go ahead. >> somebody we introduced you to. carl menke is a barber out in michigan. we have shown him on the program before. he defied the governor's a restriction on hairstyling and barbering and said these rules are unconstitutional and eventually the supreme court of michigan said in may they have a thing called operation haircut, 20 hairstyle is reporting him. that is it right there. day have charges levied against

all the hairstylists involved in that and that has been hanging over them, charges have been dropped and they are so relieved. >> we were certain at the time the order was unconstitutional which we know later were rules as such and to support carl, the man who did stand up and all the other businesses out there, everybody who wanted to get back to work. >> it was the right thing to do. this government overstated its assignment. it was unconstitutional and i knew i was on the right side of the law. steve: he was on the right side of the law, the hairstylists who joined us on operation haircut, as his lawyers said it is not illegal to cut hair especially for somebody who has

a license. ainsley: it is harder to get covid-19 outside. i love the name operation haircut. they were facing 90 days in jail or a $500 fine. 15 at the n michigan, 7 of them were prosecuted. the video i saw, dropping charges, the fight is not over, now they are fighting to make sure it is not revoked so this is governor witmer's administration that says hair salons are not essential. steve: let's talk about what is happening in the world of sports. the dallas mavericks seem to have become the first professional sports team, fans aren't attending because of the pandemic.

regular-season games, the first team not to play the national anthem. mark cuban declined the opportunity monday night. and moving forward, mark cuban, mavericks, it is a step back in our quest to get on the same page as the country. these other countries that play the national and them are perfect. we are not perfect so we shouldn't stand for it and now we can't even play it. dan patrick, the lieutenant governor, said mark cuban, dallas mavericks games, slap in the face to every american. to steal the franchise and texas patriots the land of the free and the home of the brave. mark cuban is trending. number 2 on twitter right now.

this is a big turn around for him. this never was his stance. steve: what he has said the last couple years, things like this. >> i will be getting there. they were taking a knee and being respectful. i was proud of them. i would join them. we learned a lot from 2017. this is a unique point to grow as a society, become far more inclusive. brian: it will be interesting to see the reaction in the dallas-fort worth metroplex to people regarding mark cuban and this particular decision because dallas is the home of america's team the cowboys and

now they are not going to be singing the national anthem. ainsley: american airlines stadium or arena. how do they get away with this, 13 games, the preseason, without anyone noticing? brian: no one is there. ainsley: none at all? steve: sometimes they don't televise the national anthem for political reasons. this was just discovered by the athletic. this is his decision. i think it is a terrible decision. i don't think he cares that it is a terrible decision. this is anti-americanism, if you want to bring the country to give you don't do it by the one bonding thing we have. opponents look at each other and do one thing together before the game and that is the national anthem. then people start kneeling.

now they've stopped playing. what do people think on the outside? what has happened to america? they can't even agree to play a song before game. all those other countries - that is how things stand. those are the perfect countries because we are not perfect we can't agree to stand for the national anthem, i don't get how that makes anybody better or makes the country better. steve: update on what is going on in texas. jillian joins us with troubling news. steve: one person is dead and four others are hurt in a mass shooting at a minnesota health clinic. police say the suspect, gregory all rich, targeted the facility because of he was not happy with the treatment he received. several suspicious devices at a motel where he was staying. three of the victims are in critical condition. extreme weather. a brutal ice storm from texas to virginia. millions of americans could see sleaze, freezing rain and subzero temperatures. the east coast could be hit with more snow, a man using a

leaf blower to will clear it. restraining order on president biden's 100 day deportation freezes extended. a judge citing potentially irreparable harm to texas as the case is argued. tom homan joined us earlier to weigh in. >> president biden declared the country a sanctuary jurisdiction which means more tragedy is going to come. people will die, people will be raped, people will be victimized by criminals they shouldn't even be here. >> reporter: house republicans warning the president of escalating migration crisis. writing a letter saying, quote, this is not a political game. we for you not to let ideology blind your administration to the need to defend americans and prevent another cartel from a humanitarian crisis.

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steve: president biden's decision to pull the permit on the keystone pipeline has met thousands of americans jobless. ainsley: carley shimkus spoke to the workers who are struggling to survive, put food on the table. carley: president biden says canceling the pipeline will help the climate and create green energy jobs. as you heard on the fox news channel those laid-off workers tell a different story. in order to get the full picture i went to south arkansas, a town comprised of pipeline workers and they say this executive order will crush their community. watch. >> you are looking at an unemployment office this morning.

>> a few weeks ago you were in nebraska working on a pump station and that executive order comes down with signature on a piece of paper, you became one of the first people to lose their job. >> hard to make plans when you have an administration is trying to crush your future. >> reporter: family home for you and your 3 boys. >> where going to spend the rest of my life, this land has been in my family for years and i'm out of a job. >> reporter: now you don't have a job. >> especially in this day and age. best thing you can do is keep people working. >> we will have the opportunity to work on the keystone. that was going to be my first job back to have that future just completely taken away by one signature. >> a lot of people in this country are hurting and he added to the list. >> our youngest daughter is a

junior in high school and is supposed we going to go to college too and i don't know how i am going to pay for it. i have no idea. >> the third or fourth generation. they are paying jobs. >> will create jobs. >> present your data, the thousands and thousands of people who won't be getting a green job. >> they can be to go to work to make the 4 panels. >> when you hear president biden and other folks say they can get jobs working in renewable energy what do you say? >> my husband has spent many hours practicing to become a welder, to turn around and go into a different job trade, we would be starting over. >> small towns and industries are not there. where are the jobs he says, simply not there. >> to get rid of everything you worked so hard on. >> this pipeline, 8000 barrels

of oil into the united states from alberta, calendar -- canada today. what will happen to that wheel? >> a new source, different mode of transportation. we are supposed to be a superpower. >> take many years to transition over. right now is not the time. >> it is political coming in regardless. the pipeline allows a safer way to come in. all he's doing is making a bunch of men willing to use their hands dependent on the government. >> if you could talk to president biden was would you say to him? >> i would love for biden to come out and look at the keystone pipeline and see how green it is because he doesn't know. he is unaware. he has no idea. >> show me this was canceled for environmental rather than political reasons.

it goes from the gulf coast to canada. >> this oil and gas, when you take it away prices are going to go up, people will pay more for groceries than for cars or houses. right now we are paying. ainsley: it is wanting to read about this executive order and hear people losing their jobs. it is another thing entirely to meet them and to hear their stories and have one woman crying in front of you because she doesn't know what to do. these are good, hard-working people. they do not want government handouts, they want to work and i can't stress this enough, this oil is still coming into the united states, by train and truck which is dirtier than a pipeline. the reason these folks lost their job, president biden could get a few points from environmental groups while john kerry is still flying around in his private jet.

steve: his let them eat cake comment, go get a solar panel job as if everything is transferable, they don't want to make the opportunities not there, that means we are going to get energy from russia. 14 state attorney general told president biden they are reviewing available legal options as the pipeline goes to their state and continue and make it their manifest destiny so to speak. senator joe manchen has written a letter saying reverse yourself on this, john tetris also said that. a lot of people on both sides if they had the guts to stand up to realize having people lose their job because of you is not good for them.

carley: a lot of times in politics you can see the other side perspective. this is an open and shut case. that doesn't help the environment, doesn't help the economy and to hear the stories, they are heartbreaking, this community in arkansas is nowhere near the pipeline. it is filled with generations of pipeline workers, working on pipelines, really proud of their job. i heard if you get a year's to working on a pipeline like the keystone excel you can make 600,$000. these are really high paying jobs, great jobs and they were just ripped away from these people and they know it is political and that is the hardest part to swallow it insulting to hear people in washington say get another job doing something else when they have no experience in solar or green energy. how would joe biden, it doesn't make sense. >> it went away like that but those people are not numbers. those our lives that are impacted.

carley: these are 10 people with 10 families and loved ones and losing their job for no reason. >> our gas prices will go down too. thanks for going down there and telling the story. the new york times shining a light on progressive state struggled to roll out the covid-19 vaccine as conservatives state, the left's focus on equity over speed from our friends, the super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000. the super 6 quiz show, sports, free to play, download the super 6 apps now. ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music)

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equity. some blue states created intricate rules who qualifies for the vaccine, and to keep anybody else from getting a shot. the author of the man in the crowd, douglas murray. this isn't a coincidence. west virginia, oklahoma and the dakotas, california, new york and new jersey. >> it is absolutely baffling to the new york times. the piece is telling about the oddity of ideology of the new york times. the piece claiming what it calls populist countries were suffering particularly badly because they ignored science. it includes my country, and russia among others.

there are goodies and baddies in the world and the goodies, anyone they can call populist but now the story has fallen apart because the vaccine is a massive success whereas the eu vaccine has been a disaster so the times has to retrofit this into its own ideological prism and even doing it in the united states. and a republican state doing well with the rollout and one reason to explain why democrat states are doing this but it is trying to fit in with preexisting ideology without realizing the ideology is part of the problem. brian: they had a great time with the vaccine was organized

extremely well, though country is virtually done. if you want to know the problem, california governor gavin newsom talking about vaccine equity. >> can't talk about mass vaccination or distribution of the vaccine unless we are talking about the issue of equity. the issue of equity, what you have a unique responsibility and obligation to do better. brian: that is the system that is hurting california that has been devastated by inadequacy. >> the way in which the times and others understand the whole world through this very strange rigid ideological prism, that their guys are doing well when they don't do well. gavin newsom is a good example. it could be there is not enough equity.

there will never be enough of it and it is used to explain everything. the point is these people, looking at things. or precisely because of the way you look at things. countries like israel and the uk that have done really well in america have done so because they haven't been rigid ideologically, the best vaccines as fast as possible and order that supply and not sitting around trying to work on equitable distribution but doing it in a sensible way. gavin newsom trying to think i wonder how equitable the distribution mechanism is without realizing they are not doing the vaccination. if people like this are the problem, populist leaders, ideologically driven, problem in america and around the world, people with this kind of

rigid ideology, equity excesses are much more. they are the ones who are failing in a fundamental way, just do it vaccine rollout. >> the wrong person who is not physically hindered or older. mark stein told us about the uk, how weird it is, another strategy in terms of what opens up. >> are you worried that america cornered the market on dumb coronavirus restrictions don't be. in the united kingdom, might be allowed to reopen by april but only if they agree not to sell alcohol but what is a pub out there? >> i don't see it working.

>> to drink orange juice in public. doesn't make sense, the rules on alcohol. once the government is trying to work on a half-point of bitter by july, the british public, completely capable of bulk buying alcohol, the upsurge in alcohol-related debt. looking at things in isolation, can't -- the citizenry are the results. it is part of a lockdown that we've got to get out of. >> the frustration is overwhelming among the british.

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