anyway. >> dana: well, i wish i was as strong as cassandra. thank you, trace, for being with me today. of course, "the faulkner focus" is coming up next. we will see you tomorrow. i will be composed. here you go, harris. >> harris: thing is just getting worse for new york governor andrew cuomo. i am harris faulkner, and you are in "the faulkner focus." five new york state senators are now asking the state attorney general to investigate farmers cuomo and lindsey boylan's claims that cuomo kissed her against her will. and asked her to play strip poker, among other things. cuomo's office flatly denies her claims. "the new york post" covered today, they put it pretty bluntly. it called cuomo of pig. the charges, as the governor has been on defense and his role in covering up coronavirus deaths

in new york nursing homes. republicans on that scandal now are calling on democrats, carolyn maloney, to subpoena cuomo to testify. >> if you will remember, nancy pelosi created a coronavirus subcommittee to investigate all things related to the coronavirus. i'm sure pelosi was hoping about that would involve the trump administration, but what the committee has found the most concerning, mismanagement and form of abuse is not that hands of governor cuomo with his nursing home policies, so we want answers. >> harris: and the governor's response? well, empty political theater,." bryan llenas has been all over the story. he is live for us in brooklyn. >> that afternoon. new york governor andrew cuomo was expected to have a coronavirus press conference yesterday.

it did not happen. in the wake of another scandal. and on top of the letter that you just mentioned from five new york state republican senators calling for an investigation, new york city mayor bill de blasio just had a press conference and also called for an investigation. >> look, these allegations are really disturbing. let's be clear about that. they are really disturbing. we have to, as new yorkers, we have to take this seriously. when a woman comes forward with this kind of very specific allegations, they have to be taken seriously. we need a full and independent investigation. i want to highlight the word "independent." this is unacceptable. in any public servant, and anybody. so we've got to get to the truth about this. >> and an online essay, a former

aide to governor cuomo, lindsey boylan, wrote that he constantly sought her out, have staffers arrange meetings with her. boylan claim cuomo stepped in front of her and kissed her. they were incidences of unwanted touching. she said top female staffers normalized his behavior. "governor andrew cuomo has created a culture within his administration were sexual harassment and bullying is so pervasive, that it is not only condoned, but expected." alessandra biaggi tweeted "i have no doubt that this is true. i have witnessed similar behavior, and it is unacceptable." rose mcgowan told fox news digital "i completely stand by lindsey boylan. it's true the leaks every word from the screen that she read." governor cuomo's press secretary responded. as for the nursing home scandal

rocking the administration, republicans in the house oversight committee wrote to you carolyn maloney not only demanding that the 11 be subpoenaed for hearings but that all relevant documents be turned over as well to the oversight committee. just now, harris, testifying for a state budget hearing, but in prepared remarks, he reiterates that the virus spread in new york's nursing homes inadvertently through their staffs. harris. >> harris: okay, bryan llenas, thank you very much. i kind of pause there because i have not seen the science fair. other thing is recorded particularly through the new york attorney general's office. our senior meteorologist has been out in front, pointing to governor cuomo's disaster is handling of covid in nursing home. after tragically losing both of her in-laws. janice spoke at an emotional

rally at new york city's hall yesterday. watch a little bit of edge. >> we have been shouting from the rooftops for ten months. ten months. and i have yet to hear those governor saying in front of a microphone's "i am sorry for your loss." the governor has blamed everyone, everyone, except the man that has been covering up the numbers. he has blamed god, mother nature, the nursing home workers. those who tried to care for my loved ones but could not go in. >> harris: janice dean is with me now, and i don't know if you just heard brian's reporting, but howard zucker is now testifying and has been blamed -- you are mentioning the list of blame. now blames those nursing home staff again, saying that they were the ones who carried covid into the nursing home here the science shows, though, that putting sick people with covid in with the weakest among us, the elderly, is what did it, and

the numbers are staggering. >> it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that you don't put infected patients into nursing homes with our most vulnerable. what an insult. howard zucker continues to lie and blame others. they actually came out with their own investigation a few months ago, conducted by themselves, exonerating them of any problems at all, so that is why it is important to have a bipartisan investigation so that we don't have a governor conducting his own investigation. people will do it for the families and so that this doesn't happen ever again. >> harris: well, and if you want to get to answers, you are going to need that too. that is what de blasio is calling in yet another scandal for this governor, having to do with a woman who is accusing him of sexual harassment and more. he wants an independent look at this, but for the specifically,

we know from he says he was strong-armed by governor cuomo, so we know that i could be part of it too. janice, what about these democrats? it sure looked like there weren't any others besides came yesterday. are they really on board with doing the right thing? >> there were several there, but we need way more to come across the aisle with republican lawmakers, and they continue to shirk their duties and kind of power in the corner. instead of standing up for what is right. it is not about politics. it is not about republicans or democrats. it is about what is right or wrong. we lost over 15,000 seniors in new york. more than hurricane katrina and 9/11 combined and doubled. where is the outrage of this? ten months we have been going on in trying to get answers. we need more. we need more people to come across the aisle, and we need more coverage of this. i have seen more media cover

above this band in history, i think. >> harris: you know, i interviewed someone who came from massachusetts to help. she saw one of the now infamous -- because i think he got an emmy for it. some people want that to go back. for all of these news conferences, she answered his call to come and help on new yorkers. she was assigned to a facility where there are seniors, and here is another layering of the story for you. not only where the seniors went in harm's way, but she says they all wear as well. they were compromised and their abilities to take care of people because they had to bring their own ppe into the facility and use it over and over because the state wasn't making it available to them. what are your thoughts on that? i know that is part of what you are seeing too. >> absolutely. there are people who are afraid to talk because they don't want to lose their jobs. they were wearing garbage bags, harris appeared garbage bags.

they didn't have the ppe. they were forced to take these people and when they knew they didn't have the resources to protect them. you are right. there are so many layers, and that is why i am praying for an investigation. i am grateful for ron kim and letitia james. i need the fbi and of course the federal government to continue with their investigation into this governor. >> harris: and i don't want to, for a second, forget the beautiful loved ones that you have lost. i say it to you every time. i pray for your families into the families of more than 15,000 who mourn their loved ones today too. i do want to get something that oftentimes people in the building know this. i don't know if outside fox they feel that as much as we do, but janice blesses us with sunshine whenever she is around us, and if they were ever a time when americans, for so many reasons need to make their own sunshine. how do we brew that batch of sunshine? you have a brand-new book coming

out. it comes out tuesday. "make your own sunshine." give us the recipe, janice. >> i will tell you, writing this book brought light during a dark time. it is all about kindness, and i will tell you the stories that you will hear about are from people who want to spread light on others, and they come from challenging histories and dark moments, and it's when you rise up and you help others, that is what all connects us, and that is what the book is about. i thank you, harris appeared writing it was meant to be for me because it really helps me get through such a challenging time this past year. thank you. >> harris: is you are dealing with the governor's standoff, helping others. preorder. it is also available for sale on tuesday. janice, thank you. >> i love you. >> harris: i love you too. a liberal "new york times" columnist suggests that democrats are keeping children out of school based on their

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>> harris: about three dozen house democrats reportedly have signed a letter asking

president biden to renounce his sole authority to launch nuclear weapons. that letter came from congressman jimmy panetta, obtained by politico, and it reads in part, "besting one person with this authority entails real risk." however, matt gaetz says this is an example of why the left wanted by then elected to begin with. speak out on the left, this is all a part of the plan. having a joe biden that is too frail to stand up against their efforts to centralize power, to take over the economy, to limit people's rights, to expand the boundaries of what is constitutionally permissible, they are able to do these things because joe biden is not in a position to really make decisions day in and day out. >> harris: i want to bring in now fox news contributor joey jones. good to see you. two things crossed my mind pure national security and what our adversaries must think as they

look at members of his own party, questioning whether or not joe biden should have the nuclear football, for lack of a better term. the other lien is if you are joe biden, are you pretty mad? >> well, good afternoon, harris appeared or good morning, i guess. i think democrats are pretty consistent here because they were saying that trump was way too unhinged to have the nuclear codes, so maybe this is just part of their platform. it doesn't make a lot of sense, but at least they are consistent with it. i think more than this, i am not as worried about nuclear weapons. how about we take his ability to send tens of thousands of troops to go to war away? i would love to see two dozen democrats sign a letter saying hey, we would like to go back to using our authority to declare war, rather than just love the president do it for us. you know, as a guy who went to afghanistan and iraq, i wouldn't

mind seeing that move. >> harris: that is really, really interesting as well. we have adversaries. sometimes we call them enemies, depending on how we want to impress people. but our enemies are watching every move we make. we have a brand-new president, and what you make of it in terms of national security, if they look across the ocean and say somebody doesn't trust this guy. speak well, i hope they understand we still have nuclear weapons. there is a big will here in this country to not accept attacks that are blatant and unnecessary and uncalled for in any way, whether it be us or our allies. i often say that the trump doctrine was a step back from george bush where it is not preeminent but certain. so if you do something to harm us, we absolutely will do something back, and i just hope that president biden understands the effectiveness of that.

i saw many more of my brothers, home from war with president trump, and a big reason was how he handled countries that did step out of line. it is bad and does, hopefully this nuclear football talk will not have a lot of effect. listening and paying attention to this. >> harris: well, yeah, they anticipate maybe they will get a seat back at the table again. if you are looking across the table that someone who represents as president, are you thinking less of our strength, based on some of these conversations? it's interesting. these are elected officials. he is not north at 150 million americans in this past presidential election, right? definitely, they voted, so what are democrats hoping to do. they don't want to leave this up to the people who elected as president? do they want to take on the power that isn't there is? >> well, it is strange to me.

one thing about the presidential election is that we very loudly and strongly say that this is the demeanor, the character of the individual, and the person that we want to lead our country, and i don't understand why for at least six years now, democrats have tried to undermine that through the entire 2015, 2016 election cycle, and now, in some ways, with president biden. he is not left enough. i don't know what their problem is, but we have the executive branch for a reason, and this is one of these powers that have served us well, actually. >> harris: they are equally applying it. they didn't want trump to have it. they don't want biden to have it. thank you for breaking this down with me. this sunday, please join me for a special in-depth look at the covid-19 vaccine. we will separate fact from fiction and hopefully quell some fears along the way because when

you have the truth, that definitely helps. i will be joined by top experts, and we want you to be part of it. submit your video using the fox news facebook page. we are hearing from some of you. johnson & johnson coming online with this emergency authorization just this week. you have a lot of questions. we will have a lot of answers. the special airs this sunday, 10:00 p.m. "america together," with harris faulkner. former president obama is doing a 180 on reparations for black americans. where he stands now and why he is calling out "the politics of white resistance and resentment." ♪ ♪ >> these are very serious allegations from a serious accuser, not someone who said i just remembered something from 40 years ago. >> harris: a former aide to laying out the serious

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without consent. another former cuomo aide accused cuomo and bill de blasio using what she calls "gender domination" assert power over women. how about this questionable moment yesterday? >> this is about trust. i'm going to be doing the vaccination. i am a certified vaccinated by the state of new york. i took a 20 minute course yesterday. i get to select a part of the anatomy where i do the vaccine. and you will be surprised. maybe not when you see the part of the anatomy that i pick. >> harris: o-m-g. are you kidding me? and he was kidding. he does not have that -- not one of the broadcast networks cover the story, nor did cnn or

msnbc's prime time line up here joe concha joins me now. fox news contributor. i know humor. i get it. he should leave it to the professionals, or they are going to take back the emmy. this is bigger picture now. he is mentioning human appendages that this type of forum while being accused of something by a woman. >> on the same day you are accused of sexual misconduct, and again, mike huckabee made a great point here not by somebody in high school 40 years ago, but this is a senior and to him that has detailed allegations, and you're making jokes about anatomy? what's going on there? it is a very simple game to play. let's say this was governor ron desantis of florida who was accused of sexual harassment or that nursing home situation. let's say it was ted cruz. let's say it was matt gaetz. the soap box, the pious outbox, we ran out of pious boxes and

not only reporting is, but then the lectures we would hear from media about we have to believe women, speak truth to power when men conduct themselves in this fashion allegedly. the governor deserves a due process the situation, but here we are again. abc, nbc, cnn, all pretending after, in 2020, making andrew cuomo into the greatest american hero, that person suddenly doesn't exist anymore. particularly on that 9:00 p.m. program where the anchor has now been told that he is not even allowed to discuss anything as it pertains to his brother after turning that our last year into something resembling like a don rickles roast and "keeping up with the cuomos." that's why 86% of people according to gallup do not trust it. believe that it is biased. >> harris: this is about ratings for them too because there is a huge portion of their audience that are female, and it

is not going to go over well if your mantra is "believe women, believe all women," and you've got a man of their cracking jokes about a pandemic, people of color who are not getting the vaccine, he is joking about how he took a quick class so he can stick you in the arm or someplace else, as he put it. oh, my goodness. so off-color. but that is a big part of this too. they don't want to put him on air for those reasons. >> talk about numbers. new york is near the bottom in terms of vaccinations, and that is a pretty important state, right? considering the population, considering what he went through an overall population, so the fact that governor cuomo was touted for doing such a great job, doing such a poor job in terms of getting vaccinations into the arms of americans, don't hear very much about this. the governor also saying that this is a empty political theater that is being carried out by partisans. last night,

alexandria ocasio-cortez, going for a full investigation into the nursing home scandal, is a democrat. de blasio is a democrat. he is calling for a full independent investigation. then accuse the governor of bullying, actually calling for his impeachment, so, yeah, those are all democrats, so this is no longer a partisan thing, and everybody is going to get there red meat here, but also, this is democrats that are closing the walls in. i hate using that cliche, but that is what it feels like right now. >> harris: calling for justice. "new york times" columnist says democrats are failing our nations children with seemingly endless school shutdowns. nicholas kristof wrote this. "the blood fact is that it is democrats who have presided over one of the words blows to the education of disadvantaged americans in history. many democrats seem to be suspicious of and persons

calling last summer when president donald trump called for it. we shouldn't let ourselves be driven by ideology, rather than science. joe. >> boy, he sounds a lot like 2020 canada joe biden where he says that we should listen to the doctors, listen to the scientist, follow the data, and then dictate our actions on that. he promised to do that when he was present, and sure enough now, 2021, joe biden, like a long-lost brother canada joe biden, and his press secretary anyway last week said that really kind of means one day a week. we are going to learn as far as in-person school. mr. biden said last week during a town hall, there is miscommunication. we don't mean that. the messaging on this is horrible. they are allowing the teachers unions to dictate when students go back to school, instead of joe biden acting like a leader and doing what he said he would do during the 2020 campaign. good for him for calling that out in "the new york times." >> harris: good for you for

calling it out too. it did not fall out of the sky. these are the promises that he made. we got the material from joe biden. joe concha, thank you very much. cpac kicks off today, and one of the keynote speakers will no doubt make the headlines. what this weekend will tell us about the future of the republican party. who is in charge? ♪ ♪ for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa

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speak he did tell us. try to tell the american people that this would have been if joe biden became the president of the united states. the speed has really kind of shocked people, to be honest, but for the first time in a long time, americans found that under president donald trump, they have somebody that they felt like was actually fighting for them, fighting for america. >> harris: power panel now. t.w. shannon, former speaker of the oklahoma house of representatives, and former clinton advisor. tw, i'm going to come to you first. you are also speaking at cpac. you are formerly chair of blacks for trump with the campaign. you know the president well. what are you expecting on sunday? >> i think the president is going to do exactly what you mentioned in your opening, harris. he is going to lay out what a

failure the biden administration has been thus far. on monday, biden ran on covid numbers. covid numbers are a challenge still. he can't get covid relief through the centage. the biden economy is continuing to tank. americans have lost their jobs. instead of what he promised to do on day one, the only plan we have seen is dr. fauci saying you've got to wear to masks. that's the plan. that's the only plan that they have so far. americans need relief. they can't deliver on it. americans need relief from covid, and again, biden has failed that. i think the president is going to do a good job of reminding americans what it means to put america first because that is what he did for four years. we are seeing america last right now. >> harris: richard, i'm sure you have some remarks in response to that, but president biden said he couldn't stand the trajectory of covid-19, so he made a bunch of promises and then faced with

that transparency, what are we supposed to make of it? >> well, he has. we have seen the trajectory of disease, way, way down because we finally have somebody who, everybody in the administration, saying yes, wear a mask. engage in social distancing, and we are seeing the results of that. i hope donald trump remains in the face of the republican party. under his leadership, the republicans never got close to 47%. had historic losses in the midterms in 2018, and the economy, incidentally, what was supposedly his strong suit, forecast at the end of 2019, before we could pronounce that word, "coronavirus," goldman sachs casting six, 7% growth this year, and incidentally the republican governor of west virginia supports the covid package that joe biden has put forward.

as the 70% of the country, so i actually think he has gone off to an amazing start, and i'm not quite sure what this "i told you so" stuff is all about. >> the americans who lost their jobs because of joe biden's canceling of the keystone pipeline, if you're concerned about it. that is where it is happening. it is the economy, right? that's where the challenges. joe biden offers nothing to get americans back to work. all he has done is go to china, ghana's back into the paris accord where we will continue to diminish jobs. i am promoting the green new deal, which is a disaster for generations. that's the challenge. >> harris: i want to get to this. hold on, richard. karl rove says that he has two options. one approach would be to devote the speech to his anger over losing the election. there is a second approach of mr. trump take. he could empathize his agenda and contrasted with the bidens policies, tell us about his

future and what the g.o.p. will face in the next few years. richard, it will also tell democrats what they are going to face almost immediately. >> i went actually command one saying that karl rove said, which is that if donald trump donald trump conceded that joe biden had won the election, it would do a lot to heal the divisions in this country, rather that living in this dream world that he and supporters of his are living in. i think democrats know exactly what they are up against. let's take china as an example. all of the issues that predated the trump presidency, intellectual property theft, state subsidies, all of those are still, today, exactly the way that they were before, and there is something joe biden can do, which is bring allies to address them. >> harris: so, during this hour, and i'm going to bring you guys back, but democrats in your own party want to take away the

nuclear power, the football, from this president. i think that's pretty remarkable. you are talking about all the things you think he's done, there are a lot of reasons why the numbers are coming back in terms of going down. there is also a projected fourth wave. we've got to get shots and arms. more later. we are coming back with you. a reminder, "fox nation" has got you covered for cpac all weekend long. "the nation" will be streaming all the speeches. be sure to join my friends, tomi lahren and lawrence jones for cpac all access live. it begins tomorrow. check it out. ♪ ♪ and of the story. bazaar appeared surrounding pop superstar lady gaga. her dog walker was shot, gravely wounded last night. two of her dogs were stolen. a live report coming up.

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superstar lady gaga is offering a massive cash reward after a suspect shot her dog walker multiple times and made off with two of the singers three dogs. jonathan hunt on the story in los angeles. >> hey, harris. half of a million dollars. that is the reward that lady gaga is offering for two of her missing french bulldogs. this after a bizarre scene last night in the west hollywood area in which her longtime dog walker, 30-year-old ryan fisher, was apparently shot several times in the chest as he walked her dogs. lady gaga herself is in rome right now. she is said to be distraught. that is one of the puppies. that one is gustav. she also has a light brown one, koji. he or she -- i'm not sure, is also missing. that is koji right there. and then there is the black

french bulldog. now, there you see her, she apparently ran off during this attack and then was later seen on video first being cradled by ryan fisher, the dog walker who got shot, and then bundled up in a white blanket. and carried away into their patrol car, but the bottom line here, two of them are still missing. koji and gustav. ryan fisher, we have just been told, is in critical condition in the hospital. the robbery homicide detective unit now following up on this case, and lady gaga offering that $500,000 for the safe return of her missing french bulldogs. harris. >> harris: sad story. jonathan, thank you. a top nba player is calling for change to the league's logo. he says black kings build the league.

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>> harris: former president obama apparently changing his tune on reparations for black americans maidens 2008 he said good schools and jobs are the best way to pay for slavery. but now he claims reparations are justified. why he couldn't get it done. >> the politics of white resistance and resentment made of the prospect of actually proposing any kind of coherent, meaningful reparations program struck me as not only a

nonstarter but potentially counterproductive. >> harris: power panel is back, t.w. shannon, richard goodstein. it sounded back in the day when obama said those things that he was onto something in terms of creating a future of wealth and stability for people and communities of color. what is he trying to say now and didn't he mean that back then or was he not telling the truth? what happened? >> you know, harris, president obama may be the most duplicitous president in american history. the reality is this, the reason he couldn't get reparations down is because he never presented any effort to do it and he was so busy trying to send cash to iran, that's her his focus was, not on the african-american community, there is no real record of president obama doing anything but the idea of reparations is frankly insulting, democrats have been promising this sense the

civil war was over and frankly i'm a little bit tired of it, it's insulting and i think we need to start talking about the real issues facing the african-american community which is job opportunities and how do we provide relief to the american people through a covid relief bill that the democrats can't seem to get through congress. >> harris: richard? your take? >> well, the covid bill will get through congress, there's not much doubt about that. and the public very much supports it and as far as reparations are concerned, let me suggest that we look at it as this, imagine you are playing poker with a stacked deck, people with one color skin get good cars and people with another color skin get bad cards and after an hour or so when one crowd has all the chips, people say, there's a problem. let's change the deck and have a clean slate. the people without the chips go, hold on a second, i'm happy to do that but we kind of got a bad deal here. there's no question that a lot of wealth in this country was built on the back of and the

question is, do we do anything about it or just move on? and i think what obama -- >> harris: let me slide and with a question to you, richard. you know, i don't speak for all black people and you don't speak for all white people, based on what you just said there should have been people who look like you that were right alongside the president fighting for what you say should happen in terms of reparations. so it wasn't just him, it's the people he's indicting now calling white resistance, i want to get your response to that. >> he made the judgment that it would be counterproductive politically and frankly what it obstruct other parts of his agenda and look, no one is talking about doing anything legislatively now, there is a bill to study it, that's it and if people think getting more information is a bad thing i think that's their problem, not this country's problem. >> harris, if you listen to what richard just said -- >> harris: i want to get to this, nba star kyrie irving is

demanding that the league changes longtime logo. he believes the nba should make the symbol the late kobe bryant. irving on instagram said "black kings built the league," however sources familiar with the nba are telling yahoo sports the logo is not meant to represent any individual player because so many have been instrumental in the growth of the league. tw? >> i just love it when the institutions and start eating their own. the reality is this, the nba is a symbol of black americans who are millionaires who continuously cry out about systemic racism. the reality is this, america is a country of systemic opportunity and the nba is a great example of that, it's one of the last institutions that the left controls where merit and effort to actually account

is really what's paid for, not race. to this idea that somehow the nba needs to change its symbol is not going to do anything to put food on the table for any african-american, it's not going to do anything to move the needle forward in our communities. i want to go back to what richard said about this idea of white people having more chips than african-americans, that's offensive, harris, you got the same number of chips that i have and richard, you have the same number of chips, let's go play ball. >> harris: ra, richard, real quick. >> if you want to ignore history that's fine, as regards to karie irving, he's not the best spokesperson. jerry west himself has suggested a different logo. the nba themselves have tried to honor kobe bryant. updating the logo does not seem like something that should divide this country, whether it should be kobe bryant or

michael jordan's flying symbol, maybe something new is in order. >> harris: jerry west, the jury is still out according to the nba on who really inspired that logo anyway so him weighing in and saying change it might not matter all that much. gentleman, always great to have you on the program, thank you. it's time now for "outnumbered." and we will begin with a fox news alert, new york governor andrew cuomo is now facing calls for a second investigation after a former top aide accused the embattled governor of pervasive sexual harassment. lindsey boylan says "cuomo kissed her on the lips without her consent" and once suggested they play strip poker and more. now, five new york state senators are calling for state attorneys, attorney general, rather, to investigate the claim and just a short time ago, new york city mayor bill de blasio joined the calls for the probe it. >> these allegations are really

disturbing, let's be