and now we are we're a few seconds away from the top of the news hour. time for "outnumbered." fox news alert, we are awaiting commentshe paycheck protection program, house democrats are set to move forward with this nearly 2 trillion covid relief bill which republicans are blasting as "liberal wish list items." it would allocate a trillion dollars in taxpayer money to a slew of controversial items which seem to have nothing to do with covid relief. some of them include raising minimum wage to $15 an hour. $270 million, 200 million for museums and libraries, 50 million with family planning, fox news has learned exclusively that the bill has more than $100 million in funding for a controversial silicone valley underground railroad project.

how's minority whip steve scalise is on with me moments ago, comparing it to the democrats push to ram through obamacare and what speaker pelosi said prior to his passage back then. watch. >> you have to pass the bill to find out what's in it. you will find out things that are very disturbing. less than 10% in this trillion dollar bill is for public health. >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered." emily compagno, host of no interruption, tomi lahren, host of kennedy on fox business, and joining us former speaker of the house and host of the podcast, newt gingrich is here with us. great to see everybody! take us into your world and react to what is going on. public health, it seems like this bill is about anything other than covid relief.

>> all you have to do is say, if you are the democrats and you want to use the american people's money to build the biggest possible political machine, the machine we see in new york, illinois, california, it's perfect. if you've had a really terrible policies and you really destroyed your small businesses and he really maximize your employment, you get more money as a reward. the states should have done the right thing, small businesses prosper, they will be taxed to transfer the money back, people like governor cuomo. he's earned really serious problems or the governor of california. what you have them a to say to yourself, almost everything, $100 million for an underground railroad in silicon valley, i somehow think apple, google,

facebook, twitter, they want to build underground railroad, they have plenty of cash to let them do it. why should the average citizen paik taxes for that baloney? >> harris: kennedy? >> kennedy: he's right. any project to go to california, it should never be entertained but there are some dangerous prospects here, including the $50 an hour minimum wage which certainly will punish all business owners in places like mississippi and west virginia. this was supposed to be a nonstarter with joe manchin who's been very hesitant to put his thumbs up on anything that included minimum wage that would punish businesses and estate state, lead to unemployment. small businesses are already hurting. they would shut down.

he's right about new york and california, and their spending, and the public sector unit, states that have open their doors will have a competitive advantage when the economy reopen soon. they should be on the hook for the states that have been spent. >> tommy? >> i agree wholeheartedly, someone who is lived in california, the problems did not start with coronavirus but they will be rewarded and governor newsom and others, not only are we rewarding bad ideas and failed leadership, but were doubling down and funding that idea and that leadership. you know, for all the young folks out there who look at something like this and they think, the government can just spend away, this money has to come from somewhere. it's coming from the taxpayers! this last round, the amount of

fraud, illegal immigrants getting payment from that program, we need to take a hard look at will that money was the first time i look at where it's going this time. this is a socialist, liberal agenda wish list with funding that idea and making government bigger. it's not going to the root of the problem. states that are not committed to reopening and getting people and their businesses back up and running, they shouldn't be able to take part in this. why are we rewarding bad leadership? they shouldn't be getting a penny without making major changes, top to bottom. not just with how they're dealing with lockdowns come up with their state in general. it's absolutely ridiculous. >> harris: ida conversation with some of my neighbors in arizona we spent time there. they were telling me they were seeing it in droves, may be more

than we thought before the pandemic. this is the type of thing i would imagine leads to that. when you give a rich resource filled community, silicon valley, part of a relief bill, right? to build something that hasn't broken ground yet, it starts to feel a little political. >> emily: it's hard to stomach and it's more than political, overt obviousness with this is frankly contributing to people, i think it's right to be not only offended in this bill, but also to be totally mad about it. the covid part for a second, even if you were to look at it generously, we know 75 million goes towards vaccination medical supplies. we know 19 billion goes to public health, that fund state health community centers,

6 billion from a 4 billion goes to mental health. the package with those hit by lockdowns, these are good things. 15 billion to the airline and a large chunk, 26 million to bars and restaurants and it's important for viewers to understands that for the recipients of this, they have to demonstrate an economic hardship and they will have to repay it. even looking at it generously, 825,000,000,001,000,000,000,000 more than what it is going for, appeasing these constituents, bailing them out, pushing the progressive policies. i have to point out, there are a lot of pet policies snuck in, we will go into later on in the show is wisdom an accurate perception, he got 1.5 million to fund a bridge. what does that have to do with

economic relief? they summed it up perfectly. "do not call this a covid relief bill, this is a blowout for the agents and it's appeasing the special interest groups." >> harris: i want to get back to speaker gingrich. you have never graded times on the hill where it may look like you couldn't get a bipartisan deal done. let me put it to this way, why do you think president biden seems to have given up on that with regards to the relief bill? >> i think the differences, where they're starting from. biden like obama wants to get radical change. it's hard to get the republicans to go along and they're solidifying and they're in danger of driving them from arizona into the republican voting ranks just because they can't stomach where they are going. when we passed welfare reform we

got half the democrats to vote with us and of course president clinton signed it. when we passed four ballots budgets in a row, even though there was rhetoric, and required listening to each other. i haven't seen any desire by nancy pelosi to listen to anybody. i think they'll be driven by people like aoc. the pressures are all from the left. biden is appointing all sorts of left-wingers into the administration. they believe, sincerely, in their world and they think they have to run over republicans because otherwise they can't get what they want. it's literally that simple. >> harris: i leaned on my chin to read that, speaker gingrich. it's a long list of things that really don't have anything to do with helping people out.

we probably can still be scrolling but we have to go to a commercial. go ahead. >> newt: it all has to do with building the democratic machine to get reelected in 22 and 24. that's the base of all that money. >> harris: i see some heads nodding. a former top justice official says new york governor andrew cuomo should be worried about a federal investigation into the nursing home, death scandal. why? what crimes the governor may have committed next. is it time to lawyer up? democratic senator ed markey is facing pushback for saying racial justice should be the number one priority in vaccinating people. we will be back. >> racial justice that means health care justice, economic

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♪ ♪ >> emily: welcome back. pressure building with the nursing home scandalous state lawmakers returned to albany amid growing calls for impeachment. they are expected to move to strip him of the pandemic emergency powers this week, but he could have bigger concerns. former acting assistant makes the case that the governor could face criminal charges over claims he covered up the death at the nursing home. he lays out his case in "the wall street journal" titled "why cuomo should be worried." he explained his position earlier on fox.

watch. >> new york stonewalled and didn't produce anything throughout the rest of the year, perhaps waiting for a change in administration. she's the governor's top aide said that she admitted that at that point once the investigation was ongoing, "we froze because we were in a position where we weren't sure if what we are going to give to the department of justice would be used against us." >> emily: speaker, what is your perspective that the governor is facing? >> this is crazy! people died. this is not some jaywalking problem. cuomo lied, reports involved political donations, they were not the center for disease control rules, he lied about that. now we discover based on his own senior staff person that the reason -- listen to their

language. they froze because they were afraid of an investigation? that's obstruction. it's a crime. at a minimum he has to resign, at a maximum ps to be indicted. i think what he's done is terrible. again, thousands of people died because of governor cuomo. this is not something minor. this is not a minor political scandal. many senior citizens will be alive today if it weren't for governor cuomo. >> emily: even viewing this in the most positive way possible, if we gave him the largest benefit of the doubt here, at a minimum it supports an investigation and disciplinary measures. >> harris: wait a minute! would it be the actual policy? we don't know the origins of that.

maybe it will become transparent and let us know who wrote it. if you want to give us more space on that, on the fact that his team came forth and leaked that they lied about the numbers for the trump administration so there could be an investigation. i don't think actually we do need to give him any faith. he doesn't need extra room. he needs to give up answers! that is what needs to happen. >> tomi: we've known about this for months, it was useful for the media and for the left to blame coronavirus and weaponized coronavirus against donald trump to win an election. this is nothing new. we have more information and it's becoming more apparent, alleging cover-up is becoming more apparent, but we've known about this. the media has to have accountability because they should have been covered long ago. i also want to hear from

president biden on this. the press secretary has been dodging questions on this, joe biden wasn't asked about it. we saw these major states like california and new york that feel like they're too big to fail. they don't have to worry about facing a recall, we need to also have a large discussion, why are these leaders so untouchable. why are people like cuomo and others from these large democratic states, why are they operating as if they are untouchable! it's indulgent. he thought he was going to get away with it and sadly he may have. things are just starting to come out and he's become accountable. it shouldn't have taken this long. it shouldn't have. i wanted to get your thoughts specifically on the fact that, remember, so much praise with his emmy award-winning governor. he was called the gold standard by president biden, now he

dodged a question about whether in fact he is the gold standard. take a listen and will get your thoughts on the other side. >> does he still believe andrew cuomo is the golden standard, represents the gold standard on leadership? yes or no. >> the president -- it doesn't have to be a "yes" or "no" answer. i'm here to communicate with you about what our focus is our and objectives are as president. >> does she not know if the term "gold standard" means? exactly! this is unbelievable, but that is what this administration did, not really answer anything, anything about hiking the court or any major feminist rate that might come down, and certainly not answer a question here. i'm not surprised about that.

what is interesting is the reporting, that was about the immunity that the governor of new york gave to these nursing homes because if you are not worried about being sued, then you are not going to be as careful as you possibly can be with accepting covid positive patience that might infect your residence. that is what happened. there is a direct correlation between the other governors who cut and pasted that and more seniors died in nursing homes because of that, because there was not the fear they would be sued. they were all incredibly irresponsible here. the height of this, he wrote a book and enriched himself on his failures. the people who lost family members, no more immunity. they should be entitled. not to money from the states, the governor should pay them, at least from the money he's earned to write a book.

>> harris: someone's dog is upset, i can hear it. >> emily: not mine today. >> kennedy: i have that effect on dogs. >> emily: criminal law is established, of course it's not a retroactive application, but i think you're calling out the important concepts, enriching oneself, very minimum actions afterward goes against the grain of that. you are right, there are bipartisan calls, of course the governor has done no such thing. moving on, what should our number one priority be when it comes to covid vaccine distribution? would you say racial justice? one democratic senator who died is facing fallout. he struggles to recover from deadly storms and power issues, this reaction from the top senate democrat.

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♪ ♪ >> harris: texas in crisis with millions of people struggling, here's a video of a long line of cars waiting to get food. this is houston on friday. in other parts of the state people standing in line to get clean water. some even forced to scrape up snow and go home and boil it. if that's not tough enough, texans who were fortunate enough to have electrical power are dealing with shocks as they check out their electric bills. one person charged $17,000, rates skyrocketing after the power grid collapses and a demand pushes the cost of a megawatt from $50 to 9,000.

this is the death toll in texas. it's climb to 30 including three young siblings who were killed along their grandmother after their homes went up in flames. texas remains in the grip of that crisis and chuck schumer had this to say. >> the bottom line is, texas thought it could go at it alone and built a system that ignored climate change. it was not what's called resilience and now they're paying the price. i hope they learn a lesson. >> harris: speaker, i come to you with your response to all of it. >> first of all it's a tragedy in texas, but chuck schumer who i'm sure he believes in global warming saying texas, it's their fault. this is the longest period of cold weather in 100 years. sure john kerry will try to avoid that reality, but for him

to have that comment is stupid. the system has worked very well. this is a freak event. you will see investigations. there are three or four things that should have been done differently. the governor has come out and said we will review the entire process because there are things that were done by the board of the texas energy system that will be changed. it's very hard to go in, whether it's a hurricane or an earthquake or the longest period of cold weather and drawing conclusions, except that it's tragic for people and it's going to take texas a week or two to recover, but they will recover, they will learn a couple of lessons, but those lessons will include more nuclear power for example, a realization that when it gets cold enough the wind turbines stop and when it's cold enough you don't get any solar power. they grain people have to look at the lessons, the fragility of

green as a way of producing energy. >> harris: it's interesting, i've talked to leadership in the last few days. i jodi aaron come on with me who was very transparent about why things weren't weatherized. as you look at what happens, a lot of the breakdown comes, like he's talking about, it seems like they're not even coordinated. the agricultural commissioner called the governor days ago to tell him there was going to be a food crisis because there were baby chickens that were frozen because they didn't have technology. >> kennedy: we have heard story after story about power coming on and admittedly and then people being in the dark again. and now it's really reached crisis level because you are well past a week where you have

no water, no power, you have to be able to anticipate something. this is beyond a once in a generation advance. it doesn't get cold like this in texas, but that is what government is supposed to do. it supposed to anticipate problems like this so you have some sort of resources ready if it does in fact hit the fan. we are in the middle of a pandemic! we are thinking about survival and different ways. thank god texas is a resilient state and there are people that already have that mentality, but there's only so much you can do. it's not just one thing, everything froze. it wasn't just wind turbines and they did, there wasn't a good coordination of resources. you also had the nuclear reactor. >> all at once. all at once.

i want to draw everyone's attention to this, he's at america rescue plan event, rolling out details, the paycheck protection program. we know that something that's been in the works already with the last administration. and we know there are dollars left from money that was allocated already. he is talking about that. he says he's going to make the farmer reforms, a 14-day period beginning the day after tomorrow, during which only businesses with fewer than 20 employees can apply for relief through the paycheck protection program. he wants to help sole proprietors, contractors and individuals receive more support. he's telling us he wants to eliminate the exclusionary restriction which prevents small business owners with prior felony convictions from

obtaining relief through the ptp. as he is talking we to give you notes on what's going on. i want to come back to the topic of texas and hear from the representative and then i want to get a response from emily. let's watch. >> for example. >> harris: we are not going to do that apparently. we are going to keep moving. >> emily: i echo the comments that this is a tragedy. these are americans who have suffered and died. he done an incredible job of diving deeper into the resulting ripple effects that have reverberated throughout the industry. as such is the checks that froze, it's the incubator, no food, the results are horrific and for the city senator to sit there and override entire

state and hope they learn their lesson, i hope he will learn his lesson that you do not do that to americans who were mourning their loved ones, and addition to boiling their own water and not sure if they'll make it to the next day. i find his attitude comprehensible and i hope he is condemned more widely than justice network. he is despicable for this. >> harris: tomi, we were watching him talk about the ppe program and he's taken criticism if he could have rolled out help earlier. >> tomi: absolutely, i think the southern states in general, i'm here in nashville, tennessee, we were under prepared for everything that happened so we need to take a hard look at our power, why was it so vulnerable, why were we not prepared? you know, i didn't see him pipe up when talking about california

and their blackouts have been happening for years. the fact that he now wants to go after texas, not a good idea. it's beyond just global warming or climate change or whatever they want to call it and we need to talk about why we are under prepared in general. it seems we have the deep freezes yearly, we need to be better prepared because there is no reasons americans should be freezing to death and not having food and water. it's unacceptable. >> harris: speaker gingrich, i come back to you, i'm wondering if if the state of texas, with its, you mentioned the other distributorship of energy, but specifically the grid purveyors. there was no way for them to buy energy from other states. they singled down to texas will be on its own and that gets complicated.

>> it is complicated but texas is the largest producer of energy in the united states by a big margin and frankly you look at california which is part of a different grid, they've had it for a long time. they clearly have a very badly run and history. i can't resist to mention, i would be interested and senator schumer of new york expressing a clear opinion about governor cuomo, he seems very eager to go out and texas. i want him to talk about that. >> harris: i wanted to bring you with me for the next news conference. for anybody. it's always great. we will move on. a big new development, a plan to cancel the trump brand by shutting down popular new york city skating rink's. >> it's absolutely disgraceful, the worst kind of trump derangement syndrome i've ever

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>> emily: kennedy? your thoughts. >> kennedy: this guy is like gumby come he can just switch his socialist message. the most important thing is to get the vaccine into the arms of people who are most vulnerable. that includes a lot of seniors, those who have not gone the vaccine. seniors who were compromised, maybe they still haven't got the vaccine. it's very unclear, it's confusing and outreach and communities does need to be better, but you have to get people, that's the most important thing. if you hold too much the vaccines will go bad and you will put many lives at risk. >> tomi: white liberals never miss an opportunity to pander and that is exactly what that was. what it has to do with making sure people are vaccinated is beyond me, but this is what we

expect. this is their radical message, i don't know why we find it surprising. they talk about these things with an equity distribution, that was part of the message, racial justice and equity. this is how they operate, this is how white liberals operate. that's not only ridiculous, but it's insulting to those communities because it seems they're talking down to those individuals, it's a sorry and sad attempt to pander. not surprised, this is how they operate. your thoughts? >> this is part of the way, take care of the medical workers, and then you could talk about everything else. it would guarantee a lot more people would die in the name of essentially an ideology.

>> harris: we are seeing canada do something like this, they've noticed the numbers of people of color who died from covid-19 are simply astronomically higher. however, to call it racial justice puts it into the vein of something to fight for, like were all against wanting to get the vulnerable among us vaccinated. no! it's weird! it's not awful. there are blacks and latinos who were skeptical about getting this vaccination, particularly black african-americans considering our history with the project. you have things that need to be talked about and the communities of color, it has nothing to do with whether or not they will get the vaccine based on politics. we have a ways to go here. the science as the elderly, it says those most exposed like first responders. some of those people are black and brown.

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>> harris: new york city is backtracking over the plan to shutter to ice skating rink's in central park. they are run by the trump organization. they were set to close yesterday, weeks ahead of schedule because the city is cutting ties with the trump organization. speaker, i don't want to accuse mayor de blasio about lacking fund because apparently it's okay if you put dancing people in the middle of streets while his mask is off, a video about w wonderful it is to bring back broadway. he likes fun, he just doesn't like trump. >> this political aristocracy we were talking about earlier, whether it was california or new york, there are thousands and thousands of people who love going to those ice ranks, who trump personally saved back in the 80s. he rode a great chapter in his

book "the art of the deal" on what he did and how he did it. why the mayor would want to punish him, this was actually a nonprofit, but what he would want to punish the people of new york tells you something about how whacked out the political class has become. how out of touch with normal people it is, and how arrogant and hypocritical it is. >> harris: kennedy, kat timpf told me last hour that this is one of the few things we can do, we can get outside and legitimately social distance. >> i know you like taking your girls ice skating. it's one of the few things you can do outside that brings you complete and absolute joy with schools closed and sports completely on hold, why would

you withhold that from people here. they have gotten it wrong in terms of how to punish a former president and it's always fun watching him go back and eat his words. i always said that, carriages and central park. those are in business. >> harris: do you think he puts whipped cream on his crow when he's eating it? [laughter] >> emily: this is the priority. restaurants are shut down. he of massive problems and you're worried about going after donald trump. anybody that thought that was going to end after he left office, look at what it's happening. it's only gotten far worse. it's punishing new yorkers. it's trying to punish a former president. it makes no sense. what else would you expect from a new york liberal? this is priority one. >> harris: when we come back, emily will take over on the

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>> welcome back, morning, the muppet show may be offensive. at disney plus is slapping that content disclaimer on some episodes they may contain negative depictions or treatment of people or cultures and can only be seen on an adult account. the move came to light friday when disney plus made the series available on its streaming service. kennedy, this blows my mind. were you crying like i was at the rainbow connection playing earlier? the muppets are imprinted in our dna, and now they are on the

chopping block. >> yeah, that one episode where two live crew came up and taught kermit some saucy pickup lines. it won't just make people want to watch it more. >> the muppets take manhattan, that's what made me want to move to new york, these are classics. your thoughts? >> i want to know whose job it is to slap a warning label on, because they say that they are looking out for people of diversity in some instances or negative stereotypes, is that a person or committee and do they represent those of us who are diverse, or is this pitching somewhere into stepping on free speech? and by the way, disney plus is a subscriber ship, so you don't have to watch it or buy it, 18 episode seems a little excessive, do they just not like henson who created it? who is doing this?

>> to harris' question, also on the sword, are their attorneys, is that what is happening? the attorneys for this company want to protect the brand? who do you think is behind this? >> oh, no, it is the canceled culture mob, though word warriors who pile on people and pile on things and pile on activities and anything they can because they have nothing better to do. i would suggest a more productive hobby or perhaps even a job. but it is someone in some way, we have given way too much to the cancel culture mob and way too much power, pretty soon we are not going to have anything to watch or we won't have anything to do because everything is going to offend somebody. it is absolutely ridiculous and i hope that people are starting understand that we need to end this immediately. it's ridiculous. >> are you like me where you used to listen to the muppet soundtrack via record? >> well, sure, i have two daughters growing up surrounded by the muppets among other things.

i think the sad thing is that we are losing our sense of humor. a lot of this stuff, we just relax and laugh at it. and yet on the left, you're not allowed to laugh. so sort of mayor de blasio with the muppets. >> thank you for joining us, here is "america reports." >> john: fox news alert to start us off, new york governor andrew cuomo scandal involving covid deaths in nursing homes could lead to criminal charges. that's from the former assistant attorney general as a democrat faces increasing criticism from both sides of the aisle. hello, and welcome to the monday edition of "america reports" as we kick off a new week, i am john roberts in washington. hi, sandra. >> sandra: good afternoon to you, i am sandra smith. could take action to strip governor cuomo of his emergency powers as republicans are calling for an impeachment commission. so far the biden white house white house is sideste