busts move and officer starting a dance battle with someone across the street. unidentified dancer challenging accepting that challenge. bringing it -- >> relief -- "fox & friends" now. [laughter] bye. >> brags news on a third accuser anna riewsh governor andrew cuomo asked finally reached the end of the road that's only because democrats decided he was of no more use. answer is no. if there's not a crisis why is hhs building new tent facilities. some crime victims and former law enforcement officials looking to launch a recall effort against george gascón. district attorney turned this justice system that does work completely upside down. gas prices keep going up. up 28 cents from this time last

year. fresh oil is going up at the pump. heating our homes is going to cost more. cooling our homes going to cost more. no joy in whoville this morning. this after president biden dr. seuss during his proclamation. >> there's no -- they are totally insane. >> good morning everybody, and it is tuesday march 2nd, 2021 straight to a brand new development a third woman is stepping forward accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment. >> calls for resignation are now intensifying. j i can't believe how this is getting. carly joins us. >> that third ac comes from those who worked on 2020 biden campaign. 33-year-old telling "new york times" she met governor cuomo and placed his hands on the small of her back and says i

promptly removed his hand with my hand which i would have thought was a clear enough indicator that iftion not wanting him to touch me. he said can i kiss you? i felt so uncomfortable and embarrassed when really he is the one who should have been embarrassed. pulled away and says cuomo kissed her on cheek a friend capturing in a photo a spokesman for goafn did not directly address russia's claim and said referring the times to the statement the governor released on sunday acknowledging that some things he said have been misinterpreted as unwanted flirtation latest allegation as letitia james sent a letter permitting her office to perform an independent investigation. cuomo administration now facing multiple investigations they have lawyered up hiring high profile defense attorney to represent them in the doj's

nursing home inquiry. steve ainsley, brian. >> thank you very much. this is the picture on the cover of the new york post and that is a picture of 33-year-old anna. she's a former member of the barack obama administration. she was part of the 2020 biden camp she met the governor at that wedding at a restaurant here in new york city kawtsed toro in september of 2019 where mr. cuomo was officiating the bride was a barack obama white house staffer and groom according to new york post they look at a linkedin information groom at that wedding current cuomo staffer so it sounds like everybody there democrats from the most part ainsley. >> hired this high power attorney and well known in the new york area and federal prosecutor and you know there's due process he's nents until proven guilty. but with the third person coming

out now people are asking for his resignation you have republicans and democrats on both sides and accusations not only of the nursing home but it is also bullying and intimidation, there are two -- first two staffers and yesterday that third staffer so things are not looking good for him if you compare brian and steve, the network news coverage of cuomo with a harassment allegation just yesterday, look at the amount of time abc two minutes 49 seconds nbc one minute 59 seconds cbs 2 minutes that was in one night, and i'm glad they covered it. sexual harassment is terrible. it is not down played. but when they loved him and they were praising him, after thousands of people had died in nursing homes because of a decision he made last year, the network news coverage was minimum, in fact, from january of 28 this year to february 25th look at the coverage about the seam that they did in one night of the sexual harassment. >> right. over one month.

yeah. it has taken a year as janice dean who will be with us -- was the lone voice longest time of now we know of 15,000 families who have suffered losses because they've lost loved ones in nursing homes and numbers were not accurately reported there's an investigation into that. one thing is pretty clear. the new york attorney general letitia james liberal as lecial can be and going after the trump family and trump organization. today she wrote, today meaning yesterday, the exec teff chamber transmitted a referral letter so going to start their investigation they'll have subpoena power. also important to point out welcome appreciate this. there's a few couple of journalist who kale out said they've been intimidated one left the business because of the way governor cuomo and his staff pressured them one of the name is -- beth of news channel nine she's a reporter. she was one he said eat the sausage at the table. >> there's video of this. by the way there's daughter there at the time lindsay neil son was a local investigative reporter in new york said she

was intimidated bullied personally attacked bid governor cuomo i have four pages of allegations that have just developed over the last three days you wonder how much worse can things get outstanding columnist with "the new york post" weighed in. >> last year, as early as may when "the new york post" and the families of the nursing homes dead were crying out for andrew cuomo to be held accountable, that all of those cries were ignored and, in fact, andrew cuomo instead was held up as the gold standard of first-degree murder leadership managed to evade accountability for all of the malpractice that he's committed over the years. and all of the people he's bullied and all of the power that he's abused. it is finally reached end of the road ands that only because the democrats decided he was of no more use. he had served his purpose as a

foil against donald trump. >> most of these accusers problems they have, the most of the condemnations are coming from the left weighed in and others have noted that double standard. also remember when the pandemic started, it seems like ten years ago it was only a year ago it was big story was chris cuomo and nighttime show having so much fun with his brother as he got to accolades by the way he's handled it and repped trump. now everybody wondered what about chris cuomo now his brother is in so much trouble and not covering it. here he mention it is. >> obviously, i'm aware of what's going on with my brother. and, obviously, i cannot cover it because he is my brother. now, of course, cnn has to cover it. they have covered it. extensively, and they will continue to do so. i have always cared very deeply

about these issues. and profoundly so -- i just wanted to tell you that. >> there he is looking into the camera like we are right now saying look, obviously, it is about my brother. i can't cover it. apparently they don't have a vcr at cnn because he covered his brother remember this snuff stuff? >> i called my mom. >> you've blown credibility and been the meatball of the family. >> do you think that you are an attractive person now because you're single and ready to mingle? >> some say i shojt come on this show because you harass me. >> too much -- can't take it? >> is it true that this was a swab that the nurse was actually using on you and disappeared so that in scale, this was the actual swab that was being used

was it this? or was it this? tell people the truth. come on let's go. are you confused chris said, obviously, i can't cover my brother but he covered his brother for the longest time. byron you're tweeted out yesterday. why is it that chris cuomo cannot covert brother and governor now and could cover the governor last year at a time when media were pretending governor was doing a good job handling the pandemic and soledad o'brien apparently on twitter responding to their media cnn media critic said maybe the media reporter could explain to us why the jokes request governor/brother was cool but now scandal/brother equals cannot discuss. hum she types. >> janice dean and other who is lost their loved ones were upset when they watched that type of video. when they watched those reports because they felt like they were laughing and joking around with something that was serious and painful and in their household

and their families so i understand why chris feels like he can't cover it. it would be a conflict of interest but you know what i was thinking how could he cover it? >> conflict of interest before? >> well this is dealing with allegations and the insurest nursing home allegation he should have a reporter who covers it on his show that covers this, and then he just thanks reporter doesn't have to comment on it. >> good point ten minutes now after the hour another major story we have trouble defining because we have the reality and how it is being defined illegal immigration surge that's happening on the border ladies and gentlemen it is a crisis. by any stretch of the imagination it is a crisis but if you ask the homeland security secretary alejandro who has been on the job seven days he calls did a stressful challenge really? you have the cvp detain 78,000 people of doubled from january 2020 at our border in the south.

2,200 unaccompany minor children cross the border each week in february. that is skyrocketing and 19% increase from last year. this is a crisis. they have 97% of the 8,000 beds filled for set aside for refugees of unaccompany minors. this is a crisis. they are building the so-called soft sided americans call intense, facilities for them for unaccompany minors why this is a manmade crisis by one man. joe biden and his policies. they said get rid of the remain in mexico 71,000 people and stop making the wall which has been financed, and daca kids can stay and let everybody know we're going to have a more humane he calls humane immigration policy. s that a go seen for central and south america and that is why things are going to going worse they're projecting 13,000 kids at our border without adults that are going come in and they're going to go get some schooling and they're going to

be sent right into the heart of america. that is a -- biden made crisis. >> so in other words, what the new department of homeland security secretary is saying is there's not a crisis, it's challenging. but if there was a crisis, it would all be the fault of donald trump. we had nothing we're here to fix it. trump screwed it up. here he is -- you be the judge. >> the prior administration dismantled our nation's immigration system in its entirety. quite frankly the entire system was gutted. what we are seeing now at the border is the immediate result of the dismantlement of the system and the time that it takes to rebuild it virtually from scratch. >> do you believe that right now there's a crisis at the border? >> the answer is no. i think there is a challenge at the border that we are managing. the men and women of the department of homeland security

are working around the clock 7 days a week to ensure that we do not have a crisis at the border. >> when he's talking about december mantling essentially donald trump dismantled the obama biden system. and actually put rules on southern border where suddenly it was not this, you know, the resolving door that it has become. to release. >> yeah. and, in fact, right now the remain in mexico policy is going to remain which is good news because they have not figured out exactly how on our end we're going handle it they say because of covid. speaking of covid last week peter doocy asked jen psaki used to be at the facility in texas with kids in cages now essentially there are kids in containers. can reporters go down there and just take look to see with our own eyes take pictures and psaki said you should ask department of homeland security apparently last couple of days department

of home land security said no there's a coronavirus pandemic you can't go down there and take pictures of the facilities. isn't that convenient so yesterday the secretary was asking well now let me look into it. i have a feeling in a couple of days you can say nope there's a pandemic you cannot take pictures of kids in containers. ainsley: so if you look at numbers alone the definition of a crisis and border agents of all saying that numbers are so big the definition does substitute a crisis chad acting chs secretary for the white house claims that -- he responded to saying that there's not a crisis. listen to this. >> if i find that payment and that phraseology concerning what we know is there's a crisis going on at the border and if there's not a crisis why is hhs building new tent facility why is is dhs in the process of building new tent facilities why is the pentagon looking at building facilities?

why are you redeploying agents from northern border to the southwest border? everyone knows there's a crisis going on. ainsley: all right so let's talk about what's happening today it is march 2nd. it is read cross america day and dr. seuss birthday and traditionally we celebrate because we loved his books but biden is there's a proclamation claiming that this is read across america day and leading out the mention of dr. seuss because of this one county in virginia -- and they are saying that it is controversial and they want to cancel dr. seuss. >> yeah. researchers surveyed 50 dr. seuss books concluded now that identified human characters there are 45 characters of color representing two percent of the human population of the 45 characters 43 exhibited behaviors in appearances that align with harmful stereotypical oriental tropes remaining two

human characters identified in the texaz african and both align with theme of antiblackness how they have gotten this from one group in this conclusion is beyond me. but the canceled culture is canceling dr. seuss for now and judging by way things things are growing it will grow from here different from what president trump called it. dr. seuss and what he did remember he said this, it was just last year on read across america day on this read across america day -- and american icon of literature, remember barack obama in 2016 birthday of america word smith dr. theodore or doctor seuss, what has changed? >> teams have changed, and suddenly you know -- ainsley to your point after the louden county school district said no. we have looked at this study that simply looked at the numbers we're going to essentially cancel it from this

particular program. i don't you know going forward, we've got a basement full of those books what are people going to do with dr. seuss? >> leave them. >> they would leak to see -- >> just stop reading them altogether? they're pretty good bookings. but you know, people have problems with how various characters are identified in the book, and i guess going forward every book will be reviewed in such a manner. going forward. >> what a -- what a radical organization decides to put together and eliminate children books from a brilliant author that is helped spread the word of reading in the love of reading around the globe. and we're going to have one group decide that it is not worthy of our eyes and our kids? that's a travesty put the brakings on. ainsley: people are too scared they don't want to be involved in all of this so rather just cancel it all, and listen --

brian: stand as for thing. ainsley: the places we are going in this country. >> think about what disney did with disney plus on various films that they've got on their platform what they did was they symptomly put a disclaimer written by lawyers describing this is from a certain period of time when feelings like this were -- widespread. well it is explanatory and people can go ahead and watch the stuff and -- be a judge, looking through that particular prism of now -- let's make it through since being canceled. >> dr. seuss should not be canceled stay in one county and if you want that, if you don't want to read dr. seuss go to that county. >> what do you think? ainsley what's coming up in ainsley: coming up next have you noticed gas prices are up in your town i know we all have. you're not alone. because we're going to discuss how the left war on oil is

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prices gone up 30 cents a gallon average 20 cents gallon thanks a lot of money imagine how much worse it is going to get. you know these are everyday decisions that affect all of our families. they're canceling pipeline minimum wage they want to hike that up from 7.25 to $15 listen i'm all for minimum wage hike every little while. but all to more than double it -- how if you're a small business person and the middle of the country can you afford to do that? they're going pass prices on to us can you afford that? can you afford a $25 hamburger if you go to -- you know a place where you're used to a $5 hamburger prices go up and tell them about this in california what they're doing there. >> right, i will shortly i like -- i know i'll finish your point to on xl pipeline because they do point out to few reasons why gas prices are going up refinery got frozen in texas they do talk about we're now using gas --

more energy because of the wind turbines and because they're unprepared for that so the big free. steve: refinery shut down. brian: slow to production and drumps never shy about saying what's opec doing saying pick up production. you know even though we have an oil gas and we have a huge oil gas division, and that is huge part of our economy. he would make sure that the american people were not stressed too much because we now for the first anytime four years have gas under $2 what i found stunning if i'm canadian is that when he did his virtual meeting with president biden he knows how much the xl pipeline means to canadian their oil floating through our country made the by u.s. steel the pipeline was going to be jobs to help canada and u.s. together he cut it on

day one and instead flew in the towel and didn't fight for it. listen to this. >> i think it is fairly clear that the u.s. administration has made its decision on that and we're much more interested in ensuring that we're most offing offing -- moving forward good for both of our countries. brian: if i'm canadian i'm outraged by that you have environmental has no impact on the environment you know it is more efficient you're nots on trains it is not on ship, it is not in vans or in vehicles. now it is going to be on all of those they thinks instead of through a pipeline directly hurting canada who is going to have to put that oil somewhere else. >> sure. average moment ago ainsley you said tell them about in california in california they decided you you know what we haa new safeway store and had a meeting on it ultimately they decided you know what we have enough gas stations in this town

we don't want people to run cars that run on fossil fuels. we want cars that run on electricity. and mention the fact that a lot of electricity is created by fossil fuels but that's a small point anyway they have outlawed new construction of brand new pumps in california. and all new gas stations. existing stations cannot add pumps but they can add electric chargers all part of the grassroots movement to try to get as many people to drive electric cars as possible the problem right now is the infrastructure for electric cars and battery qhs you look at the range how far can a electric car go you can't drive out of the country because you might get out in kansas where i'm from and suddenly like i'm out of electricity where do i plug this thing in they don't have the infrastructure. so if you're thinking about --

starting new tbas station in california don't you have to move one or two over. >> cancel culture is coming for you if you haven't fell it you will and things are getting progressively more extreme in our country and this is what they want for the rest of the country for not just for california grassroots folk they want it for everyone. >> yeah. absolutely. meanwhile, there's more going on ainsley. ainsley: grassroots revolt against l.a. far left district attorney lawrence jones intoak family seeing red over george gascón's crime policies. their message is next.

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prioritize criminals over the victims. fox news analyst lawrence jones went to l.a. to speak with these families, and d.a. officials impacted by his policies he joins me now with their stories. hey, lawrence. >> hey there ainsley, difficult story to report on on how these victims victims are being impacted by this terrible policy. take a look. >> i never thought that i would ever have to -- lose a child say good-bye -- >> desiree son jewel i can brutally murdered in may 2018 but under l.a. district attorney gascón new reform all of the special circumstances that would have put these suspects away for life without parole is convicted now dismissed. >> the day i found out what he was doing, i felt it was a slain in the face and for george gascón to feel brain haven't been fully developed i don't care. someone who murders someone, you

know what you're doing. family of murder l.a. county sheriff sergeant steve owen is also in mourning. his widow tonia serve along side husband and wants killer to face the death penalty and d.a. gascón banned it. i believed in the justice system with my husband not only murdered but executed this new districts attorney has attorneyed this justice system that does work completely upside down and just make you arrive back to the scene. we were robbed, robbed of her husband. robbed of the son, dad and for this attorney to do this, like robbery all over. >> district attorney george gascón sworn into office on december 7th, 2020 sense then gascón has faced swift backlash not just from victim families, but from his peers and deputies within he has own office. >> he was sworn in and adopted a number of what they call special directors, policies that really are the wholesale abandoningment

of crime victim rights you can no longer seek capital punishment life without the possibility of parole. >> directives are dangerous not only to l.a. but for this state and this nation. >> are the criminals aware of these changes -- >> they're fully aware. they actually love the d.a.. and can you imagine that? >> is it typical that a deputy d.a. takes on the d.a.? >> no. it is not typical. >> can you look at the eyes of the victims in l.a. county and tell them they're safe? >> i can't now. >> one has gotten justice and 1981 connie six-year-old son jeffrey was kidnapped and murdered his case went for 33 years until arrest was made in 2015 but after gascón reform threatened to release the killer early, the orange county d.a. intervened and the predator took a plea deal with l.a. he agreed to plead guilty

without possibility of parole and go to jail for the rest of his miserable life. which my husband and i were just totally relieved. >> if it wasn't for the orange county stepping in -- that's right. >> this wouldn't have gone down the way it would have. >> that's absolutely right. >> you kept fighting to get that justice if but there's a lot of other victims -- that have not gotten justice. >> i know. >> if the d.a. was standing in front of you, what would you tell him? >> i would love him to tell me his rational -- but i want to know that hi wake up every day one child less every day. every day that i have to look into my grandkids eyes that hurts. >> if you're not a victim i would ask that you think about if you had took at your dad's bedside in the hospital holding him as they did cpr what would you want? >> tell them to be strong this

is not over. we still have a voice we can do something about this. call this man -- ainsley: so powerful. my gosh. when she said every day i wake up with one child less. you just hearts go out for her can't believe this what's the latest with the recall? >> yeah. the way i think 70 days before you can actually recall the d.a. but a lot of peel are fired up about it because this is not -- this is not people that are anti-criminal justice reform. they believe in second chances and they talk about that. but the fact that you're letting murderers, rapist, people that are dangerous to society back on the street it is just asinine and one that i think really troubles me about this story. the d.a. didn't even pick up the phone and call victims i have spent more time with the victim than he has. i think that's pretty sad for elected official. ainsley: he puts a rubber stamp on every case that cold case for

34 years didn't know who killed her son, and thankfully orange county stepped in. but these stories said good-bye to a child, husband, with executed robbed of my son and i feel like i'm reliving. he better listen to them. >> these are just a few of them ainsley. there are people all over l.a. that have been impacted by this policy. i plan on giving them a voice we cannot allow this to go down this way because this is the model for the country. if we don't stand up before the people in l.a. it can be coming to a city near you in some cases it already has. >> if murders get out too early before reformed they ever do get reformed it could happen to another family. thank you so much for telling their stories. >> thank you my friend. ainsley: you're welcome you did a great job watch lawrence every night now this week at 7:00. there you go prime time hosted by lawrence jones. congratulations. he's so fun to watch. did a great job all right "fox & friends" reach out to gascón office to take part many this

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they left a business because of him and his administration. what does this mean legally? >> right now, the attorney general's office is beginning the i think independent investigation to uncover who women who made allegations to uncover whether they are true what facts are and find out what happened. that's the normal procedure that's the law in new york. interestingly over the weekend it was reported it that the governor tried to interfere with the way this type of independent investigation unfold. he wanted to bring in a retired judge that he had a relationship with and attorney general cede no. and then he asked to bring in another judge who would work with attorney general and investigation and she responded no. she sent out tweets saying it is not about integrity of the judges but that's not the way the process works. and the government, governor knows that. in fact he was the attorney general -- a few years ago in in state so, of course, he knows this.

so ultimately he can see it and now attorney general in new york is beginning that process to find a private nonpolitical lawyer who is going to engage in a fact finding megs to see what really happened whether these allegations are true. >> so here's what he said so amazing what took place and pib the person who will look into my background and then he turn it is over to attorney general with subpoena power and had an explanation at times -- at work sometimes i think i'm being playful and make jokes that i think are funny. i now understand that my interactions with may have been intensive and too personal i never inappropriately touched anybody and proposition anybody or make anyone feel uncomfortable that did not sit quell to many of his accusers the next day. they don't think that was a valid excuse legally what did he do for himself with that statement? >> well interestingly the timing of this statement with the few hours before this reported that

he had retained a prom innocent white collar criminal defense attorney, and as an attorney myself that i think if the attorney has been retained first that statement would not have been issued. in many respects, but the governor did was make an admission admission of guilt that he, in fact, did make statements that have been alleged. that the question is really -- whether he intended them to feel this, and you know what problem with that statement not only is he admitting wrong doing but sort of placing the blame on the woman. >> who didn't get his jokes. >> he's saying yngt intend for you to feel this way so you felt this way that was wrong that's not what i wanted and we know in this me too movement, and this day and age that that's not right. >> remy -- >> the behavior this way. brian: never should have been right and say this real quick he attorney jones saw the investigation now, from my

perspective outsidive perspective looks like it will take months what would, what could change? >> well i think what seems most likely day after day might be hearing from new complaining from people who have experiences like this. the most recent one was that wedding which is very different not in the work place. imrowr right this is going to take a long time to uncover truth of the matter. >> this question to a reporter -- about eating on video and accusation from the young wol at the wedding. there's a picture of it. so that will help their cases. remy spencer thanks so much. >> thank you. meanwhile let's go up to ashley. ashley has latest breaking news. ashley. ashley: hi brian we begin headlines with the extreme weather and now under state of emergency, as destructive flooding ravages this state you can see cars at home submerge in water with residents forced to evacuate. the kentucky river is expected to crest at over 38 feet this

week. thousands are waking up without power this morning. and republican senators mitt romney and tom cotton offer in thes to compromise on raising the federal minimum wage. the plan would raise the minimum wage to $10 over four years starting year after the pandemic ends after that, wages will rise automatically every two years to match inflation and comes as senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren urge senate to ignore parliamentarian ruling that their $15 hike cannot be added to the coronavirus relief deal. and americans could start receiving johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine today or tomorrow. as according to to its ceo millions of single-dose vaccine are currently being transported to hope to ship up to one billion doses by engsdz of the year and fda approve emergency use of the vaccine saturday. and those are your headlines back to you. brian: one shot don't need deep refrigeration good job straight ahead. progressives gearing up for a

battle over minimum wage but will they -- will they be tiebl pressure the white house to overrule the senate parliamentarian? what a top democrat in the senate is saying that is still ahead plus, tech tiffs have a slot to get the covid-19 vaccine out and about kurt the cyberguy is on deck.

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>> the covid-19 vaccination are here slowly getting to you, but if you return to if it is your turn to get vaccinated how do you sign up and that has puzzled so many people and frustrated more. here with tech tips you need to know to get yourself an appointment kurt the cyberguy. kurt good morning to you this has been very frustrating for a lot of our viewers they qualify under their state guidelines but they go online and try to get through on an app they can't you have some tips. >> we've been there everybody has been there every state is different and county is different. there's no centralized way to get a vaccine appointment made, however, no matter where you live, these tips will really increase your chances of mailing that appointment time when it does become available. number one, find your state

vaccine resources including the county ones and then bookmark those. so do your home work in advance like learning how to play poker practically and number two save those links. to all of the availability appointment websites, for example, you know where i lev there's cds wright aid and county location e put them all in one spot so i know where to get them by the way you learn as you're dong this, for example, in my neighborhood cbs dumps new appointment osen their website between 5 and 6 a.m. right aid around 11:15s at night walgreens around midnight so really good ideas once you get in there to figure out what how your communities working with that. also, on your web browser i've seen you do this before steve set up autofill so you know when you're filling out a web shopping sometimes it will populate your address well did you know that you can help it populate the kinds of things that it is going to ask you for each time you go and register

for an appointment. so you can do that i'll show you how to do it online and then arm yourself with a browser extension that automatically does the hard work of refreshing that page for you. and you're refresh a page because you want to see an appointment yet and this thing will do it for you but you have to stop it just in time to grab that appointment and finally, you have the ability to go to website called visual ping set notifications to alert you to the change of any page. for example, at the site where you're looking to get an appointment, says sorry come back we have no appointments right now. well, you put in that web address, and it will e-mail you and pin you letting you know when that website changes meaning maybe they have appointment times put up there. steve: one of the things is some older not used to smart phone used to the computer, younger friends people in the neighborhood have been legending hand trying get these people

appointments because they qualify baa they're frustrated because they can't figure out how to get it before it times out. >> my mom has been the hero in her neighborhood with her friends in other family members and florida. and i applaud her for that but please don't call her she's not -- we love her but -- and really there's no magic answer it is about really going those things that hone in and i its where you'll find cyberguy.com i did a whole post there. make it easy for you. steve: we'll check it out kurt the cyberguy thank you very much. yes, sir. all right straight ahead claim border blame claim he claims trump administration gutted the system forminger i.c.e. director tome holman, coming up. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust.

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know. ♪ ♪ ainsley: good morning you thanks for waking up with us it is tuesday, it is march 2nd. there's lady liberty 7:01 here is east coast. >> with foundation because wind was so intense tried to blow away. my, it was incredible afraid to leave the house this morning i did not think i would actually survive. steve: today we have a windchill breen i looked because you can see steam rising and off to the west in particular image. right now we have 21 degrees in new york city but it feels like -- you can see at the bottom. it feels like it is 7 degrees. brian: statue of liberty is a person freezing but a statue so it is not. ainsley: you would need a blanket. i got really hot last night so i

opened up my window big mistake my gosh, my door slammed because the wind caused that to happen, and i had to keep it open for a little while i really thought the building was going collapse. it sounded every noise -- >> that's new york city. a protip turn down the thermostat and then you don't have to own the window. >> i turned it off. i have a lot of down i like down blank the and pillows. >> old enough to touch thermostat in my house. >> thank you i'm looking at the cover "the new york post" that's a woman at -- a total stranger that governor cuomo came up to -- at a wedding in 2019 and said can i kiss you? carly joins us with calls and intensifying for governor cuomo resignation as this accuser issues that picture. and it has puzzling. >> steve ainsley, brian that third accusation coming from

anna ruch former member of the obama administration who also worked on 2020 biden campaign. the 33-year-old telling "new york times" she met governor cuomo at a wedding in september 2019 she says within moments of being introduced the governor police stationed his handle on the small of her back. ruch saying i promptly removed his handle with my hand which i would have thought clear enough indicator to not want him to touch me he said can i kiss you -- 98 so uncomfortable and embarrassed when really he is the one who should have been embarrassed ruch pulled away an said cuomo dissed her on cheek friend capturing in a photo. a spokesman for governor did not directly address her claims and said referring to the "times" to statement governor released on sunday acknowledging that some things he said may have been misinterpreted and the governor office sent a letter permitting

her office to perform an independent investigation. and the cuomo administration is now facing multiple investigations and has lawyered up hiring high profile defense attorney to represent them in the d. o. j nursings home inquiry. steve ainsley brian. ainsley: he's a high powered attorney mr. bromwits and innocent until proven guilty and there will be an independent investigation. the attorney general has said now that he's given her the go, she can move forward. and have this independent investigation and then she said that the end of the entire review the findings will be released in a public report. so we'll be able to read that public report and see but a lot of women have come out against him not just these three that say sexual harassment but others that -- were reporters, and local news outlets that have come out said he intimidate you had heard ron

assemblyman say he called him when he was about to put his kids in the bathtub and bullied him and bill says this is something that he does. >> yeah all of the time meanwhile get this one of the reporters cuomo is intimidated allegingedly bullied broke down in tear when is others came forward i started crying. her name is lindsay neil son a local investigative reporter in new york said she was bill dadded bully personally attacked by governor and administration was hopeful that the story will stop the democratic governor from using same tactics as everyone else. so he is now -- got him find himself the subject of an attorney general investigation. who has subpoena power. so we'll continue to follow that, and it grows every single day mean wheel another big story is this rescue package that made its way through the house just barely and last two democratic voters and got zero republican support. now this 1.9 trillion dollar bill which has only 9% for

pandemic relief work this year, is moving forward through the senate but they got some problems. and you know they have some problemmings because the president of the united states keeps inviting democratic senators to come visit him that might be on the fence from john tester to kyrsten sinema and joe manchin who said i will not pull up filibuster don't put a minimum wage in here not only was the parliamentarian saying no minimum wage doesn't belong many this bill and reconciliation but he's saying that -- i'm not going to go for it either would sinema but it is big story in this is how much crap is in here that doesn't belong in this bill. steve: you can see that we are scrolling right there. includes health care subsidies to illegal imrangts 350 billion dollars keep this number in mind 350 in state local tribal and government relief. 1.5 billion amtrak and 140 million for tunnel near nancy pelosi's district, and then

places of higher education like harvard and other get hundreds of millions of dollars. one of the things and brian, talking a little bit about that problems in -- with this particular senate bill chuck schumer made it clear yesterday theirs going to have a vote later this week pause the federal unemployment is going to be running out shortly. they don't want anybody to go without a check. the problem is in this senate, because of the parliamentarian, she said nope you can't put the $15 minimum wage business in there bernie sanders says ignore the parliamentarian the problem is the democrats simply do not have 50 votes. the other problem for the democrats and remember i told you to remember that number 350 billion to state ale local governments, well, "the new york times" of all outbits pingted out they may not need the money the headline was yesterday, virus did not bring financial

routs that many states had feared. and it goes on to site the fact many states took in about as much in tax revenue before the pandemic as they did during it. so -- according to the writer rocked economic devastation and prepare for the worst for many the worst didn't come. but by some measures, the states ended up collecting nearly as much revenue in 2020 as they did in 2019. so that is why kevin mccarthy for instance among other republicans is saying look, remember that 350 billion dollars? a lot of states don't need it. we have governor ron desantis of florida on this program on friday and he said his state is being punished because the metric the democrats are using is all based on unemployment. >> it is unbelievable how

they're doing this so they are actually rewarding the state that the highest unemployment rate so if you lock down if you destroyed your own economy through your own policies, you are getting a wind fall in states like florida that have worked to put people back to work that have saved our economies we end up getting short end of the stick so it is absolutely calculated. to benefit the failing blue states, and i know there's a lot of other nonsense in that bill which i'm not surprised at as someone who did serve in congress but there's no doubt states like florida who did right are going come up with a short end of the stick against other states that did it wrong. >> so the big question is in the senate will moderate democrats say you know what, okay we should bail out states that kept everything locked down. that is desantis worry while he for the most part brian and ainsley kept florida open wound up with lower unemployment won't get as much money.

ainsley: it is just not fair period it is not fair not fair to ask you to go to work to work really hard and give your tax dollars for all of this. for pork, because we were promised this is for covid relief and only 9% of it is used for relief rest is all stuff that has been rammed in here to save states that continue to close down when all of these other governors try to do the right way and stay open. this is where your money is going guys this is hardworking americans paying for all of this junk. stuff that we're not even going see some transit they they thinn northern california arts and humanities i love the arts i love museums but that -- this is not covid relief and this is what makes people so mad. >> jp moore morgan found a handle of states that took more money in during the pandemic and survey said several states tax revenues were really hurt are called florida texas, west virginia, hawaii, why because

tourism in oil and gas revenue in coal extraction they're not getting any special bailout because unemployment didn't rise and 31 states now have enough cash to fully absorb all of the economic stress. and why is that? j how many 31? >> 31 states now one big reason 600 and unsupplement is help and benefit from tax law changes in 2018 after the supreme court decision that led them allow them select sales tax on out of state purchase and these states were benefiting because you bought them from amazon and virginia and you live in montana you can collect tax revenue so why are we putting 1.9 trillion dollars that we don't have into our economy that is beginning to recover that is not nearly as bad as we thought. these are called facts and figurings and maps published by "new york times" please understand this is not partisan.

this is just wrong. because we already passed four separate bells. you can target this. republicans showed up and said here's $680 billion just targeting in particular -- at least different states and they walked away from it. ainsley: tax day is coming up get out your wallet. >> get out your receipts count them up start to prepare. ultimately we want people who need help and have been punished by the pandemic to get help. but there's so much pork and earmarks in this particular bill -- it has got a lot of people including "new york times" saying people don't really need it meanwhile about an hour ago we were telling you about how today is dr. seuss's birthday. it is also read across america today and dr. seuss has essentially been canceled because his books have been deemed to not to -- one group -- to -- which is a great impact his books were looked at by a study

out in california, and there was not enough diversity so dr. seuss has been canceled but that is just the latest story in the cancel culture jim jordan with us yesterday has written a letter to the chair knadler for a need on a hearing about it he said in part to wave of cancel culture is serious threat to fundamental free speech in the united states. cancel culture is a dangerous phenomenon whether you agree or disagree "views being censored if cancel culture continues unchallenged it is not just popular or uncontroversial view points at risk every view poupt and idea whether widely accepted or not runs risk of eventually falling into the favor with the ever-changing starngdz of cancel culture you may be on side that gets something canceled today but ainsley and brian eventually what goes around comes around necks thing you know you get canceled. ainsley: exactly right.

yep. just more and more extremes. as years go on. steve: let's see if they have a hearing. had a monologue pmg >> when you have a liberal talk show host you know exactly where he stands has left wing views, he's concerned about the cancel culture, comedians take it on stage if it current criteria for political right speak and the cancel culture continues you're going to have empty stages on most boring comedians push the envelope columnist push envelope do they get canceled if they say something that is not deemed acceptable by invisible police i think that says something when you have former editor of the new york time who is worked there for 40 years who got canceled now wrote a big story saying, i have no idea why i agree to resign. because i did nothing wrong. so -- there are people all across the aisle. steve: it will be great if jer pri knadler saying you're right

we should have a hearing. you want to place a bet whether or not hay do that. ainsley: everyone is afraid it is the year now everyone has cell phonings everyone is recording everything. people just topght stay silent now and -- when you have all of these extreme views, and they're pushed so far no one wants to stand up against it makes everyone scared you could lose your job. you could, you know -- >> seen that happen. yeah. particularly with police officers. all right let's go up to ashley strohmier not on not canal sell but we need you to el if the news. ashley: wondering if i was going get canceled governor newsom and state lawmakers reach a deal to urge schools to reopen newsom announce a $6.6 billion package 2 billion grow to schools to provide ppe and other upgrades ventilation 4.36 billion towards programs for summer schools, tutoring and mental health services ab first interview, since leaving the white house, former press secretary kayleigh

mcenany sits down with fox news's faulkner describe her emotions after writers storm capitol, listen. >> it was disbelief, shock, somber, sad, horrified by the violence. >> for the full exclusive interview check out the faulkner pouk today at 11 a.m. eastern and president biden contradicting statement from his own press secretary on sending vaccines to mexico. biden telling reporters that he was going to talk to the mexican president about sending doses to them but just before that meeting, jen sark psaki saying white house mitted to getting vaccines to every american. and a former paraolympian removed from u.s. soccer counsel after rejecting prokneeling policy during their annual meetup. u.s. soccer athlete counsel said violated consult policy policy and he's received more than 30 death threats.

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ainsley: head of berkeley california teacher union says schools should only reopen after all teachers are vaccinated was spotted dropping his daughter off in person to a private preschool. and now many are upset parents

are calling him out on this group guerrilla moms says meet matt myer president of the local teachers union, he's been saying it is unsafe for your kid to be back at school while dropping his kid off at private schools. scott davidson is the father of an eighth grade or down in san diego, and is part of the group that is suing the entire state now and suing lead percent to get schools reopen good morning thanks for joining us. you're welcome. so first of all i want to you what was your iraqi when you saw the president of the union who said it is unsafe for other kids to go yet it is perfectly safe for him to send his little girl to preschool in person. >> yeah. unfortunately not surprised at all we see that in our dringt as well that our union leaders you know sending their students back to our schools and -- and then, you know, claim that to the rest of the parents teachers and students that it is not safe to go back, and so we

see that down here with ours and it is unfortunate because most of our teachers our elementary teachers back since september so most of our teachers have been back know that it is safe, and don't have any problems going back and there seems to be this disconnect between union leadership you know talking points and political agenda and members who have been back and don't have any problems going back. >> what is your goal with this lawsuit? >> with the lawsuit -- you know what we're trying to do is get back to in person school five days week, and so this state you know is basically restricting us and came up with new rules in january on the cut of our scringts reopening plans, and prevented us from res opening so even, you know, case rates are falling and teachers are getting vaccinated, we don't see any hope of ever getting back to school and we're on if day 354 of school closures.

and unless they are relaxed and aren't based on cdc recommendations and public expert to safely reopen schools unless those are -- are rejected, then our student might not be back in school this year. >> what is the real reason c dx says it is safe now and teachers don't have to get vaccinated. >> you know that's tough to understand what those real reason are because we follow the science and we're looking at the data and we've seen for months that schools across the country are reopened and have done it safely and we know it can be done, and here we are in california that supposed to be progressive. crown, almost dead last in terms of in person learning for six million something students. so it is hard for us to understand why you know, they haven't reopen schools we certainly see union pressure, and we see the union you know saying that it is not safe to go back. but at this point we know that they're not really following the science or data on that either,

and so we're just a little perplexed a the this point. >> we do want to read matt myer, the berkeley federation of teachers president one who took his child to preschool his statement, he says there are major differences in one a small preschool and a 10,000 student public school district in terms of size, facilities, public health, guidance, and services that legally have to be provided. we all want a safe return to school. your reaction really we cannily we cannily dismot >> i agree but it doesn't change the fact that there are 10,000 person district much larger than that across the country look at miami, with, you know, thousands and thousands that have been open safely for months and it is very easy to do that we don't think there's any issue that high school, elementary preschool they all should be open. >> 354 days for distance learning who is in the 8th grade your son. boartd flooded with migrants after just one month under president biden watch, and head

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border that we are managing and we have our resources dedicated to managing. >> so dhs chief says it is a challenge not a crisis of the 8,000 feds have to hold unaccompany children in custody 97% are full and 2,000 unaccompany children taken into custody part of the 4,000 total border crossings in last week alone. >> they're being dropped off without voucher or food no money, nothing. trying to make it to the united states that's inhumane and one to the impact of these decisions in washington, d.c. many of these children are from countries in central america, but they pass through mexico, president biden met with mexican president yesterday said he sees two countries as equals -- >> we look at mexico as an equal not as somebody who is south of our border you are equal and when you do in mexico and how you success impacts dramatically

on what the rest of the hemisphere will look like. so throughout the trump administration the focus was america first. and early days of the biden administration it is america and mexico tied for first brian. brian: unbelievable well put peter thanks so much. meanwhile let's bring in fox news contributor retired acting i.c.e. director tom homan do you blame trump for the problems at the border? >> i don't. let me address this statement made by secretary that there's not a crisis. that that is disturbing because when he was deputy secretary in 2015 and jeh johnson was secretary i met with them numerous times week to talk about the border crossings how many are crossing and detain and ordered to move and threshold we sent at the tile was a thousand cross ation day was the bad day it was a crisis and now we're doing what 4,000 a day 4 times what considered a crisis back in 2015 he's not being truth to american people. there are certainly a crisis on border that is manufacturing and

which created by the biden administration because their promises that they made in to the people. >> 4 thunder shower unaccompany minors now in our country, that's a 19% increase year to year. they have eliminated war buildings stopped remain in mexico policy where 71,000 i guess central and south americans sitting there waiting i guess they end up here to push legalizing dreamers and bringing back in deported illegal which is is stunning along with a hundred day pause on deportations that -- excuse me that texas with the court to poll, of course, it is a crisis they're actually scripted this crisis. >> by design when you make those type of promises on top of that brian give you free health care, when you make type of promises they're going to come and they knew when they said these things it was goapg to cause border crisis they forward to progressive left and it is incredible what he made a

statement yesterday that president trump gutted system are you serious? he as a secretary of homeland security more immigration judges he has more agents. he has more border technology, he had agreements that no other president able to get if anybody is gutted the system it is they've gutted is last four weeks and we see what happened we went from historic lows to a crisis unprecedented that is what they have done. >> not a lack of compassion the message we sending here forces these triangle countries to send people and hope on promise that'll get through instead of going through system that allows perhaps more refugees in and revamp to immigration reform. but toipght bring you to two more top pix before i have to let you go dhs secretary said yesterday that loving parents sending their kids alone thousands of mile through central america through vehicle and we're not expelling them and not a hengd through mexico whose loving parents sent them here alone. well if we don't sending them back tens of thousands will come

after them. we cannot digest -- entire country can we? no but can't and inhumane to put your hands in cartel and don't care about diagnose children i've held many dying children i was back in tractor trailer with five-year-old boy suffocated to death don't tell me this is compassion. putting your children in a handle of criminal cartels is inhumane and dangerous and bad and i've seen it and i just can't believe that statement was even made. >> it was kristin fisher asked this question yesterday at the white house briefing. the president of mexico is going to propose an idea to bring an immigrant labor force of 600 to 800,000 grants a year to work legally in the united states. is that something we should consider the answer from jen psaki i've seen those reports i believe that step that will require congress should congress

green light this? >> absolutely not. congress needs to secure our border and enforce laws that they wrote and enacted that was signed by president. look, last year mexico received 40 billion dollars and from people here working in the united states e law law illegal0 billion in a year of pandemic and more people here because you don't have to take care of them and provide social services or train them send us back more than 40 billion dollars this is a win/win for mexico bad for the united states bad for american worker. >> tom what did they say jobs americans don't want to work what do you say? >> that is untrue. that's untrue i've done many investigations work side operation where is we hit -- we've hit work site where these jobs are good paying jobs now some are good paying jobs don't get me wrong but a lot of jobs that middle class americans would love to have right now during this time of unemployment. >> plus, i mean we'll get in

trouble getting off on airplane we have a report in quarantine -- we're letting thousands of people in who aren't socially distance and don't travel with rapid test. it is just -- not logical it is not -- no compassion involved in this. tom homan thanks so much. >> thanks for having me brian. slow moving self-made crisis up next, staying positive during the pandemic janice dean message over past year and topic of a brand new book which is excellent with a firsthand look, next. my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this!

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the new intook make your own sunshine, it is out today. steve: as you can see janice dean joins us right now to tell us all about this book. and you know, janice if there was ever a time when we could use some inspiring stories of people who find the light in dark times this is it. >> rights, i started writing this book before the pandemic, but i did most of the interviews during the pandemic and little did i know that i was one that needed this book the most. [laughter] going through ouch is a dark year, obviously, with my husband losing his parents, but i found such solace in talking to these people kind humans doing good things for others and that's what the book is all about is people who do wonderful things -- for fellow human beings, and that is how they spread sunshine. ainsley: great if families buy it and read one story every night before kids go to sleep but full of pictures of all of the people that you interviewed all of their stories and i think

we have some clips don't we janice of some of the people >> from the fox nation spernl. >> so we have a fox nation special -- i'll just tell you about a couple of my favorite stories. the first one is a garth callahan he appeared on fox and friends self-years ago seven or eight years ago he's the napkin notes dad and wrote notes to his daughter maim and diagnosed with cancer didn't think he would survive and he wrote hundreds and hundred of napkin notes just incase he unfortunately would -- he thought he might die. the good news is he still with us. i talked to him if i talked to emma and what those notes meant to her and i love the story because i write notes to my kids every day and put them in their lunch boxes. >> right that's -- that's awesome. of course this is kind of reminds me of the deans list that you do on radio because there's positive stories people are missing what about story of

ray piper? >> ray fiver is good friend of mine glad i could devote a chapter to him hi husband's good friend diagnosed with cancer because he dug for months at the pile after 9/11 trying to find his buddies that had died in the twin towers falling, of course, on that fateful day on 9/11. he spent the last yeefer his life banging on doors in d.c. and in congress to try to pass a law to make sure that fellow first responders would be taken care of, and their families when it comes to health care he's a wonderful man, i'm so glad i call it ray of light because he brought sunshine into our lives, and he continues to do it well past, you know, his dying day. so i'm so glad to devote a chapter to ray. steve: indeed book is so good because stories from people most people have never heard of before make your own sunshine here is a clip featuring two of

the special stories in the fox nation's special. not just a book it is a fox nation special. watch this. >> over the year, darius has made hundreds of bowtie and helped countless pets find their forever home. his message for someone who lives with challenge, don't feel like you are different from anybody else. >> your granddaughter nominated you. >> didn't start out to build an organization, he just took one thoughtful gesture and kept going. no matter how big or small our acts of kindness are so important. >> you know, and janice it is so important to know because you know sometimes it is just the person who gives away the car -- that gets the publicity or anything like that or gives away a new house or you know publish percent clearinghouses something like that. but it is person who stands at the door gives somebody a rose. it just makes that person's day. >> absolutely. it brings tears to my eyes

because it is about kindness of others that brings joy into our lives and really connects us this human beings and that's what you'll find in these stores of kindness and making sunshine. it is, you know, i guarantee that you will not only shed a tear. but feel like humanity is all around us even in a pandemic. >> right we went through or going through the pandemic. election, politics, there's so much hate in our country right now. we need a book like this thank you so much janice. >> thank you i love you guys. you make sunshine every day for me. brian: next few weeks you tell us a story to lift us up even when we get hit by sleet and rising tide. you'll actually makes feel better the name of your book is called -- two things buy the book and watch the special it is called "make your own sunshine" on fox nation now and fox fan featuring original programming events more with your favorite personality

like janice dean as far as i know there are other no other apps it is just fox nation thanks. congratulation. ainsley: congratulations jan necessary. >> i love you, thank you. you're welcome. >> all right ashley strohmier filling in your jillian this week and she has headlines. >> today a sea of blue will escort a fallen georgia sheriff deputy home one shot during a police chase near the florida, georgia line new video shows them arm trying to break into a home. homeowner says they ran away when he shot back, lieutenant bedwell served in decatur for years and gretchen facing lawsuit from a reporter over a nursings home coronavirus data now charlie vows to sue whitmer all the way to supreme court it willing fox news in part the public has a right to know if wednesday not protect him at the very least we deserve an

explanation from that governor. meanwhile republican leaders plan to investigate a payment of more than $150 million michigan former health director less abruptly in january. and it has been a month will president biden go in front of the media solo any time soon in? >> coming weeks -- first press conference not yet but we'll have one and you'll be first to know. >> well president has not held a solo press conference since his inauguration. and those are your headlines back to you guys. brian: thanks so much ashley we'll cover it live i promise. meanwhile president biden pick for top doj post is facing fierce backlash for controversial comments about law enforcement we're going it talk to one of the five states attorney generals demanding biden withdraw need of the nomination and in the attorney general todd to joins live.

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controversial comments on police reform. listen to this. >> we've got to take urgent and comprehensive action to protect black communities from this conduct in brutality. we are now at a turning point. there is no returning to normal. we need something that truly transforms policing and leads to more accountability for communities. while the protest has, you know, dissipated somewhat, i think this cultural reckoning is going to stay with us for a while and hope it does. well, the attorney general for the great state of indiana, joins us now todd good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: what is it about it this particular nominee one of the top people at the doj if confirmed why does she not belong in that job? >> look you saw from soundbite alone that this is the left's radical agenda coming right to the doorsteps of the doj. look, the community leaders in

some of our poor pest communities will be first to tell you the last thing you should do is defund the police that's where we need them. and the only known anecdote to rise in crime that's going on across this country right now is to have more police. and so at every turn as you saw from those soundbite with a track record and comments not completely in disinterested steve in true police reform because we can all do better but going after this far left agenda of defunding. steve: you know during the campaign, joab called on do you support defunding police he said no i do not. people have said you know, we need to reimagine how local policing works and things like but she according to you has been very clear defund the police so it seems like there's a disconnect between what the president has said and what she has said. >> you hit the nail on the head steve that's exactly right we

have biden talking one side of the mouth as he nominee after nominee not just at the doj here. but puts up people that are radical outside of the mainstream of america, and it is really dangerous especially dangerous when it comes to our law enforcement. and she will be a dividing influence and so many others are not really personal or hurt but agenda they're bringing it will be a dividing agenda for us and a time when we really need more unity so we're asking the president here, and in a respectful way you know stand behind your words. you're leader of our country now unify us, put up reasonable nominees for these very important positions. pg but you know how it works you know doesn't look like she's going to get confirmed yet the administration has dug in there completely putting everything on line to get her through. i can't imagine they would pull this particular woman gupta. >> that's why we have to in the best sense of the word fight for

this country and affiliate that fight is come to attorney general throughout the united states and grateful for four other states that joined me in the letter. they'll be other lines that we have to draws, but these -- these issues are coming now the states. and so it is really going to be on fuss to keep america unified. we will. steve: with crime rising as you mentioned that's why you're worried indiana attorney general thank you so much for joining us today. j thank you. >> all right we'll keep folks posted on what happens with her nomination hurting many industry but some like packing express ships are seeing blue collar boom. more on that trend, coming up. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst psst you're good

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need to go back. >> the answer is no. there is a challenge. >> 1000 crossings a day was a bad deal. >> president biden canceling dr. seuss that his books are filled with white supremacy. >> totally insane. >> straight to this new development the third woman stepping forward accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment. >> now intensifying. steve: the third woman pictured on the cover of the new york post, good morning. carley: that iq station from a former member of the obama administration who worked on the 2020 biden campaign telling

the new york times she met governor cuomo at a wedding in september of 2019 saying in moments of being introduced the governor placed his hand on the small of her back saying i probably removed his hand with my hand which i would have thought the clear enough indicator, he said can i kiss you, i felt so uncomfortable and embarrassed when really he is the one who should have been embarrassed. cuomo kissed her on the cheek, a friend capturing the awkward moment in a photo. the spokesman for the governor did not address her claim referring to the statement the governor released on sunday acknowledging some things he said have been misinterpreted. the latest delegation is new york attorney general james announced the governor's office sent a letter permitting her office to perform an independent investigation. the cuomo administration announced a multiple

investigation, and hired high-profile defense attorney abramowitz for the nursing home inquiry. ainsley: there is due process, your innocent until proven guilty. there will be an independent investigation with the a g of new york, there will be a public report on all of it. sexual harassment terrible. should never be downplayed. you compare the network news coverage of this compared to the nursing home scandal. this is from yesterday, abc, nbc, cbs each spent three minutes on it, two minutes, look at the entire month, the network evening news coverage of cuomo and the new york nursing home scandal, abc two minutes and 54 seconds, basically the same amount covered yesterday in the sexual

harassment. nbc 51 seconds, cbs 3 minutes 11 seconds. thousands of people died, or cuomo withheld numbers. the dates for the network news coverage for nursing homes january 20 eighth through february 2, '05, a month of coverage. >> cuomo said in response, most of these women, accusers and supporters, that did not go over well to his accusers especially the accuser that accused him monday, the accuser says this is a non-apology, making jokes, the mayor agreed with that. ainsley: sounds like we didn't get your joke, you apologize to.

ashley: the attorney general has subpoena power and will do the investigation. now we understand this came across, investigators hired by the new york attorney general to examine harassment allegations. number 3, who knows how many there will be in the end, required to produce the report. we will see all sides of this regardless of the outcome. miranda devine has been following this for a while. >> last year as early as may when the new york post and the family were crying out towards andrew cuomo to be held accountable all those cries were ignored and andrew cuomo instead was held up as the gold standard, always managed to evade accountability for all the malpractice he committed over the years and all the

people he has bullied and all the power he has abused. he finally reached the end of the road and that is only because democrats decided he was of no more use. he surfaced as a foil against donald trump. brian: i was looking at the calendar and it marks one year saying mister cuomo started his now infamous daily news conferences where he would talk about coronavirus in new york state which made him beloved on the political left and fast-forward to this and what a difference. let's talk about this. one of the executive orders joe biden signed was pulling the plug on the keystone xl pipeline, thousands of jobs. they had a bilateral meeting, prime minister justin trudeau

and joe biden and after it was done, by skype and stuff like that justin trudeau go made a decision not in our favor so i am with joe. here is the canadian prime minister over the weekend. >> it is fairly clear us administration has made its decision and we are more interested in insuring we are moving forward in ways that are good for both of our countries. steve: what about good for both of the countries, what happens to thousands of people whose jobs just like that, john kerry made it very clear those people can start building solar panels which means we'll have to move to china because that is where they build solar panels.

carley shimkus, talked to some of the people whose like they had been planning on the keystone jobs and all of a sudden just like that they disappeared. she traveled to arkansas and talk to these folks. >> if money the to give up everything you've worked on. >> to have that future taken a buy one signature our future has been altered, our youngest daughter in high school, going to college too and i don't know how to pay for it. i have no idea. >> provides the job ceases -- >> look at what we are suffering. prices are going to go up. people will pay more for cars and houses, they will pay for anything. right now we are paying with our lives.

>> 3 generations, this is money we are taking away from future children, the future of our country. on a beach trip, philip in columbia, the closer you get to the beach prices get more expensive. we turn the lights off, we go to the cheapest gas station. he would search around. we all remember working small jobs in high school and i would pay with my gas for that. families are hurting and look at what they are going through in arkansas which they lost their job. that other mom can't afford to pay for college and she's almost in tears.

we can all relate to this. i understand if the environmentalists don't want the pipeline, if you're going to take away all the jobs and affect all their families not being able to pay their mortgage then have an alternative for them. in california if you want to open a gas station no more in this one little area because they say we don't want gas stations or fossil fuels, we want you to drive electric cars, some people don't have electric cars, they need gas stations. steve: imagine being the leader of a country knowing you cost your country billions of dollars and with the president of the united states, had no problem criticizing donald trump. imagine donald trump going to another country, right to angela merkel's face because it hurts our security, where we protect you when you get natural gas from russia. justin trudeau has an opportunity to say 0 impact on the environment and you turned

it down along with american steel jobs and pipeline jobs and he just punted. i would be beside myself, since being press secretary at that position and in a difficult time. since leaving the white house with the president of the united states, she sat down with harris falconer and that will air today. this is an example of some of her tangles where she was so prepared or ready to do battle with the president for the press. >> you are asking the wrong question. where -- did anyone take it upon themselves, any questions about michael flynn, i'm asking the spokesperson, not a single journalist asked question.

>> the point is -- >> i like to report out here. >> to override the governors. on what authority do you do that? >> the governor -- your opposing the hypothetical assuming they will keep churches shutdown. steve: compare that to jen psaki or anybody else, it was arms combat, she was armed with research, data, and facts. she's talking about it with a preview. >> the lectern for the time you were press secretary was phil in the blank. >> great question, i would say disparate, unfair in the sense that as i said this to my staff

often, democrat woman standing at the podium would never be a playboy reporter shouting at her as she left nor should a democrat woman ever have to face that. >> at 11:00 today. >> during the trump administration reporters, they have an agenda, they want to make the administration look as bad as possible. they would posit a question. a gotcha question but whatever the answer was your asking a person a question and whatever kaylee or sarah, they would argue with them, or get an answer. they wanted to make the administration look bad.

during the biden administration, reporters in that room are asking very respectable and hard questions but not as vicious as it was in the last four years. >> i cannot wait to watch this but kaylee is brilliant, she started at fox a long time ago. when she was working the overnight shift, as an intern, she -- she would come in and say help me with the teleprompter and as someone used to do that for me that is what we do. i am proud of her to say she was the white house spokesperson under president of the united states, she had a baby in the middle of that, she got covid-19 and showed the picture, couldn't even pick him her baby but was working really hard. i wish her all the best, whatever her endeavors are going forward. brian: these reporters try to

get famous on her back, she was more prepared than them. >> she can hold your own. >> you are doing the news. >> district of flooding ravages the state. they emerged in water with residents forced to evacuate. the kentucky river expected to crest at 38 feet this week. thousands waking up without power this morning. republican senator mitt romney offering democrats a compromise on raising the minimum wage. the plan would raise the minimum wage to $10 over four years starting a year after the pandemic ends. after that wages will rise automatically every two years due to inflation which comes as bernie sanders and elizabeth warren urge the senate to

ignore the parliamentarians ruling the $15 hike cannot be added to the coronavirus relief deal. and president biden taking a statement from his own press secretary on sending vaccines to mexico. >> we are going to talk about that. >> just before that jen psaki rejected it. >> the president made clear, ensuring vaccines are accessible to every american, that is our focus. >> the united states current vaccines apply is around 600 million doses, no joy in whovillain dr. seuss's birthday, it will start being published because of racist imagery, what i saw on mulberry street. the news comes as president biden skipped during his

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todd: with the senate taking up the $2 trillion relief to later this week 22 governors are objecting to allocating stimulus funds by their unemployment rate rather than per capita.

they are paying the price for others failed policy and the governor of the brassica peter ricketts joined us from omaha. good morning. >> good morning, thanks for having me on. steve: in a state like new york where the unemployment rate is 8.2% new york is going to get a lot more money than nebraska which has unemployment at 3%. why is this formula democrats of come up with unfair to so many across this country? >> this formula that rewards people with high employment is something that will penalize state to do the right thing, states like nebraska but not just nebraska, iowa, kansas, a lot of states in the midwest trying to strike a balance between slowing the spread of the virus and people who live in hawaii. we had the lowest unemployment rate for five months in a row but by striking that balance this will reward states that didn't do that. steve: they are rewarding

states that locked down. we heard follow the science, tools can be open in nebraska and you did things very efficiently and unemployment is low and you get shortchanged. >> not just nebraska but 33 states. it is a political payback to big blue states. it is a patently unfair thing, the previous stimulus packages from this pandemic, all done on a per capita basis, the fair way to do it. steve: if we could put that map up for a second, look at nebraska just above my home state of kansas, north dakota, south dakota, nebraska, these are three of the states affected by the keystone pipeline, justin trudeau, the

prime minister of canada, said joe biden is not going to want it and pulled the plug on it. that is costing millions of dollars in lost property taxes in jobs as well. >> this decision by the biden administration is bad for nebraska, costing us jobs, property tax dollars for schools and roads but also bad for our country and energy independence. you have to ask why would we want to have this pipeline, so we can tell energy to our friends rather than buy it from our enemies. steve: that is why we are trying to highlight it. steve: straight ahead families vote to oust george x scone and because of his soft on crime policy.

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packages, a process that starts around this 200,000 square-foot facility, 3 minutes for one package to move through the entire facility and a process 40,000 packages an hour, this was absolutely booming and so many staying at home, ramping up the hiring, 1500 employees across the company last year in addition to these seasonal employees they had in the fourth quarter, and the volume keeping these on permanently. the blue collar jobs, labor department by 15%, adding

around 97,000 jobs. there is a growth in jobs being hosted. there is a growth in terms of blue-collar jobs, there are opportunities out there. brian: let's move ahead. los angeles county district attorney george gascon facing a recall. some claim his, justice reforms prioritize criminals over victims. ainsley: lawrence jones talked to those impacted by his policies. >> i talk to a lot of families. and i talk to them about, the

delay of the country. >> her son julian was brutally murdered in may of 2018 but under la district attorney george gascon's reforms, all the special circumstances but suspect a for life, but if convicted -- >> the day i found out he was doing it was a slap in the face and for george gascon to say that. >> someone who murders someone. >> also in morning. his killer faces the death penalty. the da gascon,

>> not only murdered. it was completely upside down. robbed of my son. >> george gascon, since then he has faced with backlash. from his family, peers and deputies in his office. >> being sworn in, special directors policies. the wholesale abandonment of crime victims rights, can no longer see capital punishment but like without possibility of parole. >> these directives are dangerous. for the state of this nation, are criminals aware of these

changes? >> they actually love the das. can you imagine that? >> the deputy da -- >> it is not typical. >> can you look in the eyes of the victims and tell him the same? >> i can't now. >> one victim's family has gotten justice. 1981, connie vargo's son jeffrey was kidnapped and murdered. it was on hold for 34 years until 2015 but after gascon's reforms threatened to release the killer early, orange county da intervened. >> without possibility of parole the rest of his miserable life which my husband and i -- >> orange county stepping in.

it has gone down that way. >> you kept fighting and got justice. there's a lot of distance and not injustice. the da was standing in front of you. what would you tell him? >> i would love him to tell me his rationale. i wake up every day, one child less, every day, every day i looked into my grandkids life. >> if you had to be at your dad's bedside, did cpr. >> this is not over, we can do something about this. >> the office declined an interview. it reads the trauma of losing a

loved one, minority victims want the maximum punishment imposed and their case research shows these views are not shared by a majority of violent crimes. most survivors don't do this by putting another person in a case. studies show this is exacerbated our recidivism. our system of justice can't continue to rely on policies to bring more victims tomorrow because minority victims want the maximum punishment imposed in their case today. what a nasty statement. i want you to understand he has not called one victim in this case. i've been fighting for, justice reform my entire life but never hot for violent criminals to be put back on the streets. one of the people i interviewed

at 6 years old was murdered and the first chance this guy gets he was going to let it die on the street. the only reason why this guy is behind bars is orange county stepped up and said enough, you haven't heard the last of this. it is a model for the country. i will get into it tonight on fox news prime time. brian: only got that job because outside money went out there. people voted for him and he's turning everything on its head. we will watch you at 7:00 on fox news prime time. the white house insists there is no crisis at the board of a quick to blame the former president for the so-called challenges they are up against. donald trump junior reacts next.

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todd: the biden administration pointing gets finger at donald trump for the mess at the southern border that is happening right now the dhs secretary is denying there is a crisis. ainsley: it is a challenge. peter doocy joins us with the latest on the migrant surge. >> reporter: despite what we hear from sources at the border and locals in border towns, alejandro mayorkas came here yesterday and when asked if what was happening down there was a crisis he said -- >> the answer is no. there is a challenge at the border that we are managing and we have resources dedicated to managing it.

>> reporter: dhs said of the 8000 beds of the monarch -- federal officers the unaccompanied children in custody, thousand unaccompanied children taken into custody in central america but they passed through mexico and president biden met with the mexican president yesterday to stress the two countries are equals. >> we look at mexico as an equal, not as somebody south of the border. your equal and what you do in mexico and how you succeed impacts dramatically on what the rest of the hemisphere will look like. >> reporter: the biden administration is not taking responsibility for what is happening at the border or for housing these children, that h h s facilities used under the trump administration blaming everything happening on the trump administration.

steve: let's bring in donald trump junior, executive vice president of the trump organization, liberal privilege, defense of the indefensible. alejandro mayorkas has the job for five days is, quote, in a long soundbite it takes time to build of the depth of cruelty the administration before us established. you are seeing the system, the time that it takes to rebuild it virtually from scratch. since they took over the whole border is blowing up. >> without question. it is absolutely insane. the policy says if you come here we are going to give you free health, we are going to do this, we have an open border policy. that is creating a demand. that is creating a flood of

people coming in. that is why they are overwhelmed, because they are telling them to come here and if you do we will take care of you for life. donald trump and his administration build a wall. illegal crossings were going down rapidly. drug trafficking, were cut into a fraction of what they used to be by the vessel 9 policies of bad people using children, using women to get into america to do not so great things in many cases. this is insanity. if we had an honest media. if they didn't suffer or get away with liberal privilege, we would be talking about the reality. it is a supply and demand issue. when you give them everything they could possibly want they are going to come and that is the degree of crisis. steve: speaking of liberal privilege that is the title of your new york times bestseller. you would like to write some sort of new chapter and you would title that i told you so. explain. >> 100%. in the first 30 days alone if

you include 35 days i said they would be bombing the middle east in a few minutes to satisfy the military-industrial complex and the dc bureaucrats that went to sit on the board of ray soin in the stimulus package. not sure what that does for covid-19 relief but we will send more bombs to the middle east. the reality is everyone knew what this radical administration would do but no one would say, the media went to great lengths to cover joe biden's radicalism, the radicalism of the people within his agenda so he will not end fracking, you see is, he said it 100 times. i literally picked each and every one of these things, whether it is energy, no problem with russia having a pipeline. that is fine but an american pipeline to make our gas prices cheaper, to create jobs, we

can't possibly have that. same with immigration, amnesty, free healthcare, free education, that will not create a sway to the border, drop people to get into the country illegally. for them, you can flood those systems, get much less benefit from all of it. in liberal privilege. and and you see what they've done to conservative publishers. go to donjunior.com. no one in media, no reporters or journalists were willing to look at the facts and report them because they knew that would hurt joe biden and their ultimate goal of putting democrats in charge.

ainsley: you are criticized for the picture with guns behind you and so with some other lawmakers and cancel culture trying to cancel dr. seuss now. how far are they going to take this? >> there is no place they won't go, no place they won't go. this week alone they canceled mister potato head. this week alone they canceled the muppets. they are canceling dr. seuss from reading programs. i know the cat in the hat without the book i have read it so many times to my children. these things are not racist. you have oreo cookie chiming in on trends rights. what is going on? it is insane. we've lost our minds and we are encouraging it by not allowing it, going after cpac, the stage, these guys are so obsessed with trying to create any link to that and look like hyatt was doing a good job.

they came to the woke mob. steve: so much to go over. pickup liberal privilege. jillian: he might have served our country but now his defense of the national anthem just got him canceled. paralympic incest young is next.

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>> dr. seuss no longer on the loose, governor under fire, who will be hired? how are americans doing with the vaccine? we will show you what we mean. top of the hour. >> former paralympic and booted from the council after rejecting a policy during their annual meeting. >> those willing to do that don't care about half our country when they do so. the last thing no one wants, why with the general public care to watch privileged people politicize their entitlement. i voted to reserve the policy. brian: you said that and the firestorm began.

he received 30 death threats for saying you think we should stand for the national anthem and us soccer backing off of that demand, you served 11 years in the military. since when can't you give your opinion? >> that is the culture we are in. i am not here to apologize. i'm not going to bend a knee or high from the rabid mob. now is the time for me to grit my teeth. i'm not going to take it rolling over on the chin but i want to say something in my speech that -- the rabid left, let the experience -- i'm not minimizing the horse of slavery in our country's history. social justice warriors, transpired hundreds of years ago which we should never

forget but we have tens of millions of people enslaved today more than at any point in history and we are squandering our platform by not recognizing real atrocities that are transpiring. after working under cover, the craziest part of his. this is what i'm designed to do is free people from slavery. if the people i am rescuing are people of color, 4 to be acceptable on the left so be it but ignorant and pompous athletes who attempted to cancel me or in this case kick around a ball for living, kick me for bringing historical facts to illuminate misplaced focus and comparison to current atrocities happening today. brian: you counter 6 child trafficking, you went on to say this.

in all of history only one country 5 to abolish slavery, the united states of america. 400,000 men died to fight for the abolishment of slavery, the same stars and bars for our athletes, it is tainted with every need that touches the ground. that is your opinion. what is wrong with your opinion after serving the country for 11 years? >> this is the thing. i support the right to do so. i would give my life to preserve the right, one of our most precious rights but they can continue to virtues signal because it is trendy. i'm going to continue to fight for those persecuted all over the world and in this case fight for those without a voice in the country and i'm resolute in this fact the only mass discrimination in our country is that of conservative voices, white, black, hispanic, native, gay, straight, conservative,

their voices are suppressed. brian: mister john violated the prohibited conduct policy section on harassment that prohibits racial and other harassment based on a person's protected status including any verbal act in which race is used or implied in a manner that would make a reasonable person uncomfortable. your reaction? >> that is what happens when speaking of somebody with relevant life experience, formidable, they default to that indefatigable race card. there go to is -- is enough oh that is xenophobic, they created a monster and labeled me a racist. in i presume liberal organization, had a great relationship. i want to be a voice for them.

brian: you lost your sponsors and your position. one thing the contras controversy, it came at the hands of another black man, you said they thought it was inappropriate. >> it is funny to me, my best friend called me up, i can't believe you've been my best friend over a decade. brian: breaking news but thanks for sharing your story. steve. steve: former clinton advisor vernon jordan has passed away at the age of 85. we will have further updates throughout the day on the life and legacy of vernon jordan, don't miss a minute. download the apps.

>> dana: next year if we need a poet i think we have a candidate. >> bill: the story kathleen rice is a democratic congre