>> critics say the plane is too, what would you have me cut? >> a proposed package littered with porkbarrel spending. >> with the democrats always wants to do, spend more money from hard-working taxpayer. the swamp is back. >> it is tuesday february 2, '03, the $2 trillion covid-19 bill passing the first major hurdle on its path to the president's desk what republicans are sold. we are live in washington with the next step as americans await relief. >> democratic uprising over andrew cuomo's nursing home public. is old panel holding them accountable. >> the perseverance river, look

at mars we've never seen before. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ why don't you meet me in the middle ♪♪ i'm losing a little ♪♪ todd: whatever -- whatever hollywood production -- >> can we confirm that is live at the white house >> a rock shooting something. the song the middle. that underscores the issue we will talk about his are they going to meet in the middle on covid-19 relief or give to the blue states and let the red states trail. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday morning. carley: president biden doubles down defending his $1.9 trillion

covid-19 relief plan as it clears the house committee. >> the us marks a grim milestone. >> quickly, let me confirm the live picture of washington. it is warming up and the fog is something out of a movie. last night as you mentioned the president assume the role of consoler in chief as the nation processes the lives lost in the pandemic, lost more than on the battlefields of world war i, 2, and vietnam. >> today we mark a truly grim, heartbreaking milestone. we must end the politics and misinformation the divided families, communities and the country. the cost too many lives. >> as the house budget committee passes the president's $1.9 trillion covid-19 relief bill that has among other things

a $1,400 check for americans earning 75,$000 or less and a 10,$000 check for defendants, enhance student data benefits and families and extension of the $400 week boost to federal unemployment benefits, extension of the child tax right up, increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour, $350 billion in aid for state and local governments. it also has $100 million for rapid transit in nancy pelosi's district, a project being blasted as the president addresses his critics. >> we need congress to pass my american rescue plan. it deals with the immediate crisis facing small businesses. critics say the plan is too big. let me ask a rhetorical question. what would you have me cut? >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy was quick to answer that. watch. >> the money they are passing a spokesman come to fruition for another year going forward. it does nothing to help moving forward. it is what the democrats always wants to do, spend more money

from the hard-working taxpayer. this is supposed to be a covid-19 bill was only 9% of it goes to covid-19. >> there is little the gop can do to stand in the bill's way of the democratically controlled house and we can see a vote by week's end. be sure to check out republican congressman greg steube, see how he is handing the passage pretty soon. >> in about 15 minutes. thanks. >> new york congresswoman stephandwhy k blasts the spending. >> democrats did not negotiate in good faith with donald trump, they wait until after the election and now the american people are seeing the results. they propose a one$.9 package littered with porkbarrel spending, littered with special-interest projects. only 20% of the bill is even focused on covid-19 relief and less than 10% focused on public health. >> now that it is pass the

budget committee, the president's 591 page proposal heads to the full house. todd: moments ago we learned president biden and justin trudeau will hold the first virtual bilateral talks between the two countries today, they will focus on covid-19, the economy, climate, global security, the white house making it clear the keystone pipeline decision will not be reconsidered. >> democrats introduce a resolution to censure governor andrew cuomo over the nursing home that scandal as republican lawmakers wrap-up pressure to strip the governor of his emergency pandemic powers. >> we immediately need to rescind those powers and the governor has shown a gross disrespect when he lies, when he withholds information and he's not just disrespecting the

people here. it is disrespectful to the people we were elected to serve. jillian: a similar been ron kim who said cuomo threatened to ruin his career for speaking out against the mishandling is now calling for his impeachment, kim tweeting cuomo abused his power to hide life and death information from the department of justice that prevented lawmakers legislating like repealing corporate immunity for nursing homes, this is an impeachable offense. more than 15,000 residents of nursing homes and long-term care facilities in new york have died from covid-19. new york city council and job already joined us last hour on what he thinks will happen next. take a listen. >> the political fallout, what we are just starting to see, you don't have any democrats coming out saying this is not the type of guy the governor is. it should strike people as odd that the leading candidate for governor has no people in his own party coming out to support him. we will see the initial

political fallout in the state legislature with the impeachment hearings, with these potential censure hearings but the real fallout will come in a couple months as democrats way with the governor cuomo is their best option going forward. >> the fbi and doj are investigating the nursing home scandal. todd: elderly protesters suffered a head injury after he was shoved to the ground by buffalo police suing the city and the police department and the mayor as well. he says his rights were violated when the officers shoved him without warning, spent a month in the hospital corrected skull, two offices charged with second-degree assault and suspended from the department but the case was eventually dropped. >> reporter: counties in texas approved for major disaster declaration after a devastating winter storm swept through the state. this is austin, houston, boil water notices partially lifted.

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allowed into ports of entry, brownsville, your city being one of them and start being allowed into the united states yesterday but then the department of homeland security papas on that. can you explain what is going on? >> a lot of it is logistics and trying to figure out a plan and coordinating with border cities. my understanding is san diego, el paso and brownsville, that might change, we will see some more individual starting tomorrow but just coordinating logistics, making sure the cities are set up for it and coordinating shelter space as necessary, making sure we are all on the same page. todd: there is a human element, in addition to the logistic element, julio spoke to some migrants about what they were expecting when they decided to make this journey. >> on friday i spoke to many

migrants who were confused because they were under the impression it would be easier for them to come into the united states. one woman specifically stated biden's campaign promise to hold deportation for 100 days, the deputy sheriff says they've seen an increase not just in trafficking, human trafficking, that is the consequence of having softer rhetoric on immigration. todd: julio took the expectation part from those migrants. as the mayor of a border town i want to ask about the focus on narcotics and human trafficking. dealing with something like that you had to deal with in the past but they are expecting a lot of individuals coming across the border to your town. >> we expect a few coming in. our capacity in brownsville and mcallen, dealing with us in 2018-19, capacity on a daily

basis, when you are talking about expectations you have to assume these folks coming over for opportunity, narcotics and human trafficking, that has been the case as long as it has been going on. the administration is looking at doing more legwork in mexico or central america where individuals are coming from, the trafficking or elements. jillian: how do you feel about the remain in mexico policy? it was credited with cutting down on the number of illegal immigrants that would cross into the united states, you would have to wait in mexico while

your asylum claim is processed and president biden and did that. what are your thoughts on that? >> the reasoning for it, we saw the numbers go down quite a bit, the remain in mexico program came in, we saw those numbers and a lot of issues across the border as well. i'm close to the mayor of our neighbor city and it did create a lot of issues for them and those individuals who have been waiting for a year or more trying to get a court date, covid-19 didn't help anything but it has become a border crisis for us in the neighboring country, we did see numbers go down under the mvp, we are hoping the individuals who start coming over, we are seeing a more compassionate approach to it but there are some factors we want to make sure are taken care of. like you mentioned earlier, make sure the individuals that are coming are coming over for opportunity and not any other

reason and some of the administration policies that will be forthcoming are looking at eliminating a lot of those issues before these individuals come over, we are dealing with a public health emergency on the border certainly and that is a concern for us. todd: we appreciate your time, we know you have a lot to worry about, you mentioned the public health emergency, the situation at the border complicates that but we appreciate you taking the time to share your story and explain what you are doing. carley: senator lindsey graham has this warning for democrats about president biden's immigration policy. >> the policies of the biden administration on immigration makes 0 sense. they will restart the caravans, they dismantled border security that was working, they changed policies, remain in mexico that kept people from taking advantage of our asylum laws and

all this is being changed because the left is demanding open borders. i predict immigration will be a bigger issue in 2022 than it was in 2016. >> donald trump made border security a key issue when he announced his run for the white house. the big issue in the election. jillian: 16 after the hour, the biden administration paving the way for nuclear talks with iran so is america first out the window? we are live in the middle east next. plus. [chanting] todd: don't know if i would call it - parents in one school district stage a zoom block out to protest close classroom's. we hate zoom it. that is starting.

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jillian: iran's opinion leaders is to run will not back down to the us on nuclear activity and enriched uranium up to 60%. >> this is the biden administration paves the way to talk to rejoin the nuclear deal. good morning. >> reporter: overnight iran formerly started to end snap inspections of nuclear sites. this is widely seen as the latest deterioration of the nuclear deal. it is considered and referenced as part of the additional protocol between the international atomic energy agency and iran. as part of a larger plan to ensure the country stays in compliance with probably recognized standards. it is unclear how iran will restrict access and whether or not the iaea will have the

ability to monitor cameras that allow sites to be viewed remotely. on monday iran's supreme leader said his country could start enriching uranium at 60%. currently the iranian's are enriching a 20% well be on the 3.7% laid out in the nuclear deal. the comments are worrying to the biden administration which signaled a willingness to work at strengthening and extending the agreement. >> we of course are concerned by the steps iran has taken to move away from its compliance with the jcp okay. in this case this is what sounds like a threat. we are not going to respond in specific terms to hypotheticals, to posturing, what we are going to do is reaffirm the proposition that is on the table. >> the us state department is reiterating the need for iran to return to compliance with the nuclear deal before economic sanctions will be lifted. the stalemate has continued since president biden took office and since regional tensions have increased. yesterday 3 rockets were fired

at the us embassy in baghdad by suspected iranian backed iraqi militias would you give us a sense of the intense tension across the region the biden administration will eventually have to deal with. >> muslim scholar doctor ahmed joined us last hour saying iran had taken control of the relationship with us. >> this is retaliation for the united state's targeted elimination of general soleimani who was the leader of all kinds of mayhem in the world on the behest of the iran. so i see only a diplomatic impact if the united states gives an inch, iran will run with it and we are triggering a regional arms race. >> it is unclear if and when the us and iran will actually hold talks. >> the families of three sailors killed in a pensacola naval base shooting joining other victims

in suing saudi arabia, the acute the kingdom of knowing the gunman, a saudi air force officer trading at the florida base had been radicalized. other saudi trainees are accused of being accomplishes. they are seeking, the families, unspecified damages. >> the wife of lchapoh arrested in virginia on drug charges. accused of helping her husband run the cartel and plotting his escape from prison in 2015. he is currently serving a life sentence. >> the president's nominee to lead the justice department facing a growing question. >> plainly domestic extremism, domestic terrorism. >> a live report on where merrick garland stan andrew cuomo and hunter biden. jillian: the el paso sheriffs association said was booted off

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todd: 28 after the hour the senate teeing up a confirmation blitz this week following mary garland's hearing. todd: griff jenkins, we will get back to griff jenkins in a little bit, he will join us on that story. is big tech targeting the badge? the el paso county sheriffs association said their page was taken off-line without warning, the group's president responded saying, quote, people who risk their lives every day to serve the community, why would facebook silence us in this way?

pete joins me along with the president of the combined law-enforcement association of texas. i was surprised when i heard these details, you are a member of the el paso county sheriffs association, pretty important group of people and facebook all of a sudden removed your page without warning, what happened? >> a week ago, valentine's day, the fourteenth, i'm getting texts from members asking me what happened to our page, i went on there and the page was down, no idea why. we got one message from facebook saying we violated community standards, there was no -- that is very broad and that is where we are now. we don't know what happened. there is absolutely nothing on

our page that we have done that would violate community standards. jillian: that's all they said, you violated community standards, no specifics as to what posts may have the deer page being removed. >> they sure didn't and what facebook said was you disagreed with this decision, we usually offer the chance to review and follow-up when we got decisions wrong, there are fewer reviewers available due to covid-19. this means we might not be able to follow up with you though your feedback helps us do better in the future. todd: just a stock answer. as a law enforcement officer what is your reaction to this? >> it is a source we use to communicate with all our members. we have a website here, several

associations throughout the state, that is how we communicate what each department is doing and supporting our communities. todd: carley: i find some of the talking points you sent us, the page that was removed, they were about a retirement lunch, make a wish event and a post about an officer who received deputy of the year award, doesn't sound like any of those posts are controversial, you did say you had some posts about some political post about not wanting to defund the police, could that have led to the page being removed? >> you are absolutely right. those were our last three posts, they were great posts. we have 800 members we represent. our page has 7000 followers. we love to be engaged with the community and those were our

last 3 posts, positive posts. >> as a law enforcement officer you are allowed to see you don't stand with defunding the police, that's not something that should be removed in any way. thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. we contacted facebook for comment but have not heard back. thank you, appreciate it. >> now it is gripping time. the confirmation of merrick garland's hearing. griff jenkins live from washington with more as the judge gets closer and closer to confirmation. >> 5 years ago merrick garland was denied consideration for the supreme court, now he's likely to be concerned that is confirmed as attorney general editor and lawmakers he will remain judicially independent and will prioritize combating extremist violence. >> an attack on government property at night is a clear crime and a serious crime and should be punished.

>> reporter: garland tackled issues from sentencing reform, he drew a line in the sand on defunding the police saying the president doesn't supported and neither does he. the judge at one point getting emotional. >> the country took us in. protects us. i feel an obligation to the country to pay back. >> there were a few charged moment as senator ted cruz pressed the judge over potential conflict of interest involving a reported federal investigation into the nursing home scandal involving new york governor andrew cuomo. >> i don't know any of the fact that i guarantee you a person with conflict of interest will not run an investigation of any kind. >> reporter: garland in the hot seat, california attorney general xavier becerra,

secretary of hhs and the omb director. there are serious problems with comments about republicans and democrats in the past, already 3 key senators, democrat joe manzella chin, mitt romney and susan collins said they would vote against tandon but the white house is defending her. >> reporter: the president nominated her because he felt she was the right person to lead the budget office, because she has decades of experience, because she brings fresh perspective to the job. >> reporter: as for becerra it is unclear what he is facing but republicans are raising criticism over abortion rights and medicare for all. todd: take a look at this. people running for cover as police chase down a teen suspect driving a stolen car from miami, leaping out of a as the car pops

the sidewalk, tries to report, the driver, 15-year-old, struck a car before leading cops on that wild ride, several people -- police looking for two men involved, the driver was later arrested, facing several felony charges. shocked parents and students holding a zoom blackout, take a listen. [chanting] >> we hate zoom! we hate zoom! todd: in case you have trouble hearing it like i do, we hate zoom is what they are saying, protesters rallying in los angeles, now the story makes sense. online learning is that for their kids education and mental health. >> can't take one more day of forcing them to sit in front of zoom where they are not learning. our leaders don't care about the kids, unions don't care about the kids either.

todd: the la school district says they've gone above and beyond cdc guidelines, teachers are demanding to be vaccinated before heading back to class. jillian: an additional 31 counties in texas approved for major disaster declaration after the devastating winter storm, nearly 8 million people remain without clean running water. todd: texas grid operator facing lawsuits but officials assure they have sovereign immunity. that is what happened. let's look to what is happening weatherwise throughout the nation starting in texas. seems like they are getting a little bit of relief, the water is not going to come back clean. >> janice: it will take weeks and months for them to get back to normal in parts of texas and the southern plains but i will tell you in terms of what mother nature has in store, warmer

temperatures and drier conditions, forecast highs for texas into oklahoma, louisiana, warmer temperatures, great news and we won't see a whole lot in terms of moisture in the great state of texas. thursday in dallas, temperatures are seasonal for this time of year, the country is quiet with the exception to the northwest with several moving into the pacific and then that rain and mountain snow will spread across the northern plains, active over the next week or so. temperatures remain seasonal but cold enough for snow across the upper midwest toward the great lakes. otherwise not bad. not bad for the rest of the country in new york we will get a peek or two of sunshine. todd: there was snow. i need mother nature, the

snowblower in florida right now. thanks. jillian: the time is now 37 after the hour. the ntsb with early findings after a plane's engine explodes. cheryl casone with a live report next. todd: they are letting me do this story. i thought there was a cause in your contract, the bill jumping into the chicken sandwich war. how, you ask? the latest and greatest creation next.

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>> reporter: the ntsb launched an investigation into what caused that engine to explode shortly after takeoff from denver. the focus on the plane abstention, the pw 4000 specifically, made only for the triple 7. ntsb chairman robert gun wall described the damage. >> two were found fraction:fan blade fractured at the root where it went into the hub. regarding the fan blade fractured at the root, and exam indicates damage consistent with metal fatigue. jillian: it was taken in for examination. boeing ground of the triple 7 with the engine is the investigation, they escaped injury.

it was utterly terrifying, colorado residents finding debris around the denver area, so much, police telling residents it might be relevant to the investigation. the division new overnight a delta airlines flight making an emergency landing after engine warning light went off. that was a 757, shares of boeing, both of those stocks were down. jillian: a scary situation. can't imagine being a passenger on the plane. roaring kitty, there's an update. >> reporter: the game stop story continues. doubling down on game stop, behind the frenzy, appeared before lawmakers, an additional 50,000 shares sending the stock up 13% at the close on monday,

increasing the value that it took up $4 million, the stock just is you can see, $46 during the peak of the craze it hit 483 and stock is down a 12:45%. todd: the most important story of the day. taco bell sandwich. >> reporter: how does it sound to both of you? todd: the breaking news, she doesn't like something from taco bell. todd: tell us the details. >> reporter: is it just taco bell. chicken sandwich wars, chipotle laws, pseudo-taco basically they are going to test it on march 11th. it will go nationwide later in the year.

in 2019 with the popeyes chicken sandwich solution. carley: you make tacos or sandwiches but not both. thank you for the information. let's check in with brian kilmeade for what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: judge merrick garland face the senate judiciary committee giving a preview of the doj under his leadership. here with one misery county is doing to protect their rights after that. will there ever be justice for the victims of the nursing home crisis? one family says a federal investigation is the only way to uncover the truth.

a lot of sports today, recovering from the winter storm, to defeat players without power, also a soccer club that wants to play soccer and get kids into college in california and they won't take it lying down. that story and more coming your way. if you agree with me you should be addressed when you watch.

todd: best story of the day, she beat cancer at 10 years old and will be the youngest american ever to go to space. saint jude physician assistant haley arsono will on the first all civilian space mission was a few weeks ago when the mission

was first announced, haley joins us, great to have you here. great to see you back. you are taking three other people besides your self, you were selecting the other three on various criteria. >> it is all in mission name, inspiration 4, we are trying to deliver an inspiring message, definitely what we can accomplish honor as well, it is a big part of this mission and that is why we selected haley to be our crewmember. she has a powerful story, the journey she has been on inspiring people all over the world. they face challenges in life, to live your dreams. there is no one better to do

that then haley. todd: what was your reaction when you got the news? >> i hadn't even heard about this mission is like on a phone call out of the blue asking if i wanted to go to space and i immediately said yes, please. i thought it would be wise to tell my mom. i called her, and my brother. they were all on board. i could not be more exciting about this. todd: how will surviving cancer prepare you for this? >> my cancer journey did prepare me for this. it made me tough and taught me to expect the unexpected and keep a positive attitude. todd: you mentioned using this experience to raise money for saint jude. up on screen we put up, visiting inspiration for dot.com, raising money and how you intend to raise for those who forgot.

>> saint jude children's hospital, the goal was $200 million. i kick this off by writing the first $100 million check, over 10 million into we 2 weeks but 8 months to go. everyone can contribute, donation to an incredible cause. todd: the message to those sweet little kids, and other hospitals around the world. >> shows that everything is possible. they do what they want to do and

it is not even clement. todd: in a world so full of sad things you give us hope and inspiration. thanks for being here. up next, florida congressman greg steube joining us live. to choose from.

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look, are democrats answering this question that i asked in private with you, in private conferences and all that. quite frankly i haven't seen that question answered by the democrats publicly? >> of course they will not talk about that. they will not talk about the details in this bill like giving subsidies to illegal immigrants, allow planned parenthood to take advantage of the paycheck protection program which would have your tax dollars paying for abortions. don't forget the $15 billion for chuck schumer to build a bridge to canada in new york state. they will not talk about these things. they're atrocious. we passed a 900 billion-dollar covid package in december. a lot of resources and money in that still hasn't been spent. the money for schools allocated in that bill still hasn't been

spent. that doesn't keep the democrats from shoving in billions of dollars for schools that are locked down. then the money going to states. they have it set up in the bill that the money would specifically go to democrat states that expanded medicaid. as you know that issue talked about years ago, states like florida we didn't expand medicaid because it didn't think it was appropriate for our state. the states that did, democrat run states, they will get more money for bail out. $300 billion under the covid package. they can spend it on anything they want. not just on covid. carley: the way the bill is written states severely shut down, like california and wait a second, florida and south dakota managed crisis better. why are they getting penalized? other people say maybe state and local governments don't need money in the all in the massive bill to cut down the price. what is your take?

>> like i said, if the money is still there from the last package, the 900 billion-dollar package in december and it hasn't been spent, why will we allocate more resources to pay out their buddies. what they have done, they have done it in a way there is no strings attached to the money. they can draw it down. they can spend it however they want. they can fill up the pension programs. they can patch holes in the budgets they haven't been able to do because they mismanaged their states. florida taxpayers will being spending our resources when we managed our state well, and pay out states like california and new york. todd: not that they can do, when you read in the papers, i see it in the connecticut papers. that is what they're going to do with the money. that is what they're planning to do with the money. got to leave it there. we'll have you back. keep us posted what you're doing in congress next couple days, weeks months. >> happy to be here. todd: make sure you download the

fox news app. scan your camera with the qr code. carley: set your dv four empty morning so you don't miss "fox & friends" now. is that the qr code. "fox & friends" right now. >> critics say the plan is too big. what would you have me cut? >> supposed to be a covid bill. only nine% goes to covid. what they're doing is telling you the swamp is back. >> put forward with america last immigration policy. >> one woman i spoke to said, specifically cited biden's campaign promise, more incentivized than ever to get into the country. >> state assemblyman ron kim who said cuomo threatened to ruin his career is calling for his impeachment. >> this is serious corruption scandal at the highest levels of the new york state government. >> we learnedoh