let not your heart be troubled. ray is filling in for laura. have a great from here. have a wonderful weekend. >> shannon: ♪ ♪ >> shannon: welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, there are reports of a new spike in children and families crossing southern border leading the biden administration to consider flying migrants to the other united states border with canada. it's unclear to which northern states the biden administration

may send illegal immigrants from the southern border. the trump administration used i.c.e. plans in 2019 to trapt migrants to less crowded facilities. and texas governor greg abbott investigating a covid-19 outbreak in the defens facility. he said the water was not deemed safe before children were sent there. and a 1.9 trillion dollars covid-19 stimulus is handed out to care for unaccompanied children and families. the funding is used for illegal immigrants to assist organizations in communities across the country dedicated to providing food and shelter and supporting services for people with economic emergency including the hungry and

homeless. populations. a crisis. >> on a day when the focus from the science and economics. it's the stumble seen around th world. not once twice but three times the truth is it can happen to anybody. this brings back the former president ford. he stumbled in 1975. this stumble would define him for a generation.

i almost fell coming up the steps. a slow walk down a ramp. six out of eight people killed on sunday night were of asian descent. seven were women. the vice president was in atlanta today. all of this following the mass shooting that claimed a lights. they actually had confidence in the democracy of the us expects meanwhile officials from china had a meeting in anchorage alaska today. it began with a bitter exchange and ended with somber words. >> the challenges facing the us

are deep-seated. they did not emerge over the last four years. i've got it to you what i'm hearing is very different from what you describe. i'm hearing deep satisfaction. the us is back. they are engaged. >> testy times in the great frontier of alaska. they believe the administration is taking action in the next several weeks to punish china. this could include new economic sanctions and perhaps in involvement from europe. that would obviously be a very strong show of strength by a white house that people thought would be soft. we will have to see what happen in beijing have a great weekend. >> you as well. thank you so much.

the administration's figurative stumble of course coinciding with the president's stumble boarding air force one today. here is a reminder of how he compared his agility last year. >> look at how he walks and loo at how i walk. >> let's not forget the widespread speculation over trumps walked on at ramp. >> welcome back to both of you gentlemen. >> we are members some of what went on last year. here's a flashback of president trump last summer. and this raises new health questions. the washington post explained that he walked on a ramp at one point.

he seen walking down a west point slippery ramp. the rules of the game have been set by many in the mainstream media would probably have more to worry about than this but it was fair for president trump no it's fair to rollout for this president. >> i think that's why we are talking about. nobody's talking about it just because we want to make fun of him. it's sad. it's happening in the context o him not doing press conferences. those aren't actually scripted by somebody else for them to read. lets be clear the reason we are talking about this is because o unfair and partisan treatment over the course of the last fou years they had trouble holding glass of water weird somehow this is an indication that he has arthritis. these were fair topics but if i was joe i would just embrace them.

obviously these crisis is that we are pretending our challenge we aren't getting that much out of him. we are talking about that instead of about the border and other issues. chris he is going to have to shut down on thursday night everybody is very anxious. we will see how he handles the questions. what are you looking for? 's depression is the pressure? >> i think he's been delivering success after success for the nation. over 100 million americans have been vaccinated on his watch an just 58 days we are going to hope in this by summer. the package is overwhelmingly popular. they are focusing on things lik him walking up the stairs and saying let's forget about the fact that the former guide base his entire campaign on being a big man and we see him walking

like this. that's why there was so much attention paid to this. i think thursday night is good. i think it's good for other politicians to engage with the media. i expect them to talk about this. maybe talk about the challenges the nation faces. remember this crisis at the border is less on his play afte being dismantling the refugee system in the country. joe is putting it back together. >> there's a lot to impact there. >> even the administration is going to admit a lot of what they are accomplishing was very much in place started under the former president. may already hit 1 million doses and that the rate the companies were ramping up we should all b celebrating.

hopefully more people are getting protection. this shows all kinds of things it went through on a partyline vote. i know you talk to people about this with the business of the people that are struggling everybody is on board for that but when they find out there ma be a trillion dollars set away for projects people start to turn on this polling. the fact of the matter is this would have been passed much earlier had been not try to put so much garbage in it. it's very focused on helping th american people get back to wor and focusing on a common. it clearly would have passed earlier. we talked about going into the thursday press conference with all of these successes. you can blame trumps all you want but the fact of the matter is right now the administration

is working with mexico behind the scenes to try to work fax among these policies because of the crisis that is on the border. we've got children slipping on the floor not getting to go outside as much. they are being fed the same way. and you can blame trumps all yo want. but with him there was not an influx of kids traveling alone. trump left them in mexico to dive. >> the same things that they were tearing them apart for are the same things that are happening under this administration. let's just be fair and honest. nobody is disagreeing. >> i'm all for fair and honest. let's understand that he put somebody in front of the immigration system and he was

doing horrible things. as for this bill and what's in it it's some sort of pet projec i don't think you need the stat government to keep these people employed and i don't think that's a pet project. governors and mayors across thi nation of both parties fought for that aid. they knew it was necessary. i've been getting money to people so they can spend on foo and children is not a pet project. does something america demanded that's what this bill is so popular amongst republicans. i don't think it's will be popular with republican. >> if we are going to pick at what is popular in this bill an there is no doubt that there is stuff that popular but you are ignoring all of the other stuff

that you are pretending does no exist. we are talking about getting money. >> bailout funds for state and local governments. is the idea that you are giving money to the police while at th same time are fighting to defun them. the party that is trying to defund the police you are fighting for the police. gentlemen we are going to leave it here. >> the fbi reportedly investigating the governor and whether or not he gave false data to the justice department. this is according to the new york times. paper said they are investigating the handling of the pandemic a probe of being overshadowed by these accusations of sexual harassmen

by several ladies. lauren has the greatest live from new york city. >> good evening we really describe it. we are using this march madness metaphor that they are experiencing a full-court press of legal trouble is another allegation of sexual harassment emerges. this could rise to the level of a federal crime. >> news reports fill the cyberspace about several investigations and the new york times is reporting they are looking into whether they purposely falsified records regarding in number of nursing home deaths throughout the pandemic. investigation into sexual harassment has now expanded and is working into claims that another person made calls to

lawmakers searching for support for the governor. >> in addition a new probe is looking into whether his office cut a deal at the height of the shutdown to stop healthcare workers from starting lawsuits. they give immunity to nursing homes and hospitals from criminal lawsuits. a senior advisor responded saying this legislation was passed in 27 states because in order to fight this unprecedented pandemic we had t realign our healthcare system using every type of facility to prepare for the search. had we not done this these volunteers would not have been accepted and we never could hav had enough front-line healthcar workers. with the mounting legal claims there's more calls for him to step down. >> while he was governor of new york the latest scandal over up we are now looking at sexual

harassment and claims of potentially sexual assault. i'm glad the accuser has steppe forward with allegations of sexual harassment. these claims echo the others in describing his inappropriate behavior. >> thank you so much from new york. >> spring break is going to leave a mark in south florida. fights and battling clashes amongst the police are on the rise. officials are stepping up efforts to keep people safe. this correspondence is reportin from miami beach. >> after dark things have got chaotic several times. midnight is the curfew but it's not stop the trouble. just last night we had fights breaking out.

at least one restaurant was trash. 's month has seen heavy crowds and vocational fighting. there is no social distancing little mask wearing and it's no what city and health leaders wanted to see. there have been fights in parking garages and on the sidewalks and in one case somebody set off fireworks whic led to people scrambling at bar cafés and hotels hiding under tables as police shot pepper balls as well. after last night the south beac hotel restaurant and bar has temporarily closed for the safety of the staff. some of the reasons for the big crowds is cheap airfare and cheap hotels. this weekend is the second of two consecutive weekends in miami beach.

is high intensity weekend. a lot of measures in place to curb any criminal activity. this encourages people that are here. the message is clear you are going to be arrested. more than 600 colleges have shortened traditional spring break this year. they don't want a super spreade situation. this is not curtailed young people from coming to florida not just sell for the butt up and down the state at least 700 miles of warmest summer beaches. packed crowds party on. anybody that wants to get wild and crazy should not come down here. the miami mayor is actually shutting down ocean drive. miami beachis entertainment

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intimates real news roundup theme parks open up next month in california. state guidelines call for businesses to limit activities like shouting and singing to prevent the spread. college feeling the heat tonigh after they were accused of unequal treatment of men's and

ladies best ballplayers. they were hampered by space limitations and photos like thi surfaced online showing significant differences in facilities. the white house under fire and staffers are out of a job. even in states where it's legal because recreational use remain illegal under federal law. the press secretary remaining five staffers are no longer employed after a background check process started. they were told use of the drug would not automatically disqualify them from working in the white house. a father in canada arrested for missed gentry is one child. the father has been found in contempt of court after referring to his child as his daughter. pushing back against the democratic governor people give

up eating meat for a day. he's asking them to avoid eatin meat all day tomorrow as part o environmental and health concern. at last count 26 counties have declared tomorrow in me today. the new editor of teen vogue deleted and apologized for this image two years ago. meanwhile they've talked about how they see this current state of affairs. hate and violence often hide in plain sight. it's often met with silence. we've seen this throughout our history. >> races in israel and america and it always has been. xenophobia israel and america and always has been.

six isn't as well. >> 's even though we intellectually understand what america is at its base its anti blackness. being politically correct is to destroy what america. >> christopher is the author of a book coming out later this year. it's very important to the conversation to my. >> it's good to see you. >> it's good to be with you. >> i want to start with a tweak you had out not long ago. the filibuster is it racist calling everything racist is racist. >> i think politicians have weapon as this term for their own use. 's thing calling it racist is racist. institutions across the country more recently across schools ar calling things racist because they are fighting over results.

reading race into matters were race plays no role is itself racial as an issue. a think we have it backwards in this sets us 60 years. there were inappropriate tweets ten years ago when she was a teenager. in the atlantic america has forgotten the sake of today's readers they developed their ow process of creation. most people were 17 once and they haven't gotten there but they will be 17 sunday and 27 a well.

niu think this is a standard they have set but what about th idea of a forgiving somebodies is tried to apologize and then taking responsibility. i would offer forgiveness to people that made a transcriptio and then made amends. the reality is this is one of the institutions that has reall leading cancer culture and they are holding themselves to their own culture. you can't shed too many tears the most important thing is tha there is an asymmetry of power. when they are forced to cancel one of their own we should feel bad about this. this is a mistake for conservatives to fall to the standard of this section

themselves. you see yourself as a woman of color to know her and i was in professional twentysomething experience meant she was ten years ago i think we've all progressed a lot between the ag of 17 and 27. in the meantime we are talking about all of this and this causes minority voters to lead the democratic party. 's time to face the fact and th cultural views of highly educated white people they are toxic for many nonwhite voters who would otherwise vote for th democratic party are they tracking so far to the left the may lose some people? >> within new form of what supremacy to say it is a privilege to be white and the homework recent origin word is word is what qualities is offensive to minorities.

of a democratic state that went solidly for democrats up and on the ballot but those same peopl rejected a proposition to remov the prohibition on racial discrimination. i thought it was an inspiring move in a message to the party. taking this a bit too far too actually got minorities who are speaking out and being harmed. i hope more things happen in a direction politically. >> even tracking what's been going on in the schools. the curriculum and otherwise. if you use this word or criticize some of the curriculu being offered you may be part o the problem and you are mocking this a calling it woke. >> these things are dangerous.

in california they are forcing first-graders to deconstruct th racial identities. in philadelphia and buffalo the are telling students that can b murdered by racist police any minute. all white people are guilty of racism. this is a political ideology that has no place in our public institutions. won both parents by note happening taken very seriously and we should not be distracted by this argument we should but the american people decide. >> is apparent you have a right to know what the curriculum is. i think that is fair to say. i think most americans may agre with aspects. >> how enforcement is trimming life on campus into a surveillance state for college students. still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father.

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james madison university in virginia is sending a search warrant to students tonight comply with the code of conduct for face immediate suspension. some parents aren't thrilled with how they are enforcing the guidelines. we are investigating. >> students have been anonymously reported through a surveillance app. it's all about enforcing conduc codes. parents say they don't like the campus court of justice. >> there is nobody helping thes kids navigate this pandemic. >> in some cases they are immediately suspended based on what's allegedly observed. they can bring somebody for the repeal. they said students can appeal suspensions with an attorney present. but what happened to kevin smith's son he said he was essentially on his own.

>> the attorney we hired to represent them was not allowed to speak. he was muffled. the boys were left to fend for themselves. the lawyers are allowed to help students prepare the defense an a defense suspending's students when they violate rules. a punishment only imposed after they have gone through the various stages of the student conduct process. the punishment does not fit the crime and for students that are suspended if you come with a price tag of completing another semester. >> you leave them into financia ruin that follows them for years. they are not alone three suspended students filed suits against new york university saying that acted with an abuse of discretion.

walking back to both of you. >> house reading about another case and i think this may be an additional new york university lawsuit. the student was unfairly suspended after getting stuck o a boat ride where others were not following rules. a week later they issued a decision spending curve for the rest of the fall semester. doesn't sound like a lot of due process is built into the syste but maybe there's more we don't know about. i think as long as the individual has proper notice an the opportunity to be heard tha the requirement. lets look at this miss school's perspective. a student can shut down an entire campus. not even going by what the

schools have to go to but two simply have the possibility of the loss of life because somebody acted in a way that di not match protocols. the school has to look at this rim macro perspective. they need to ensure the health and safety of all the employees every student on the campus and they can't do so if people are allowed to skirt the rules and skirt protocols. it's one of the reasons we've been on lock down longer than other developed nations. >> we've heard from james madison a bit more if they said after the students charged with allegedly related, violations between march of last year in march of this year only 15 had been suspended and none had bee expelled. it sounds like they are trying to do their best with applying this fairly. 's are pretty low numbers in light of the overall level of allegations.

you would not want to be one of those 15 that miss out on an entire year of tuition you just paid. i have to say this and courts that have come down on the students sides. the treads upon a students for off-campus party there's one ne york case where the judge said the school did not give proper notice and was trying to punish students for conduct that occurred over the summer. they can't decide what conduct is permitted and what isn't.

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