>> tuesday march 30th, mixed messaging from team biden as the us moves closer to making a result eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. >> i will request the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. >> we let our guard down now we could see the virus getting worse, not better. >> the latest push for more mandates even if you are vaccinated. >> another woman accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual misconduct and this time there is a photo as we learn shocking new details about his

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cookies. we start here, president biden pleaded with governors to delay reopening after agreeing with the cdc director's warning of impending doom as covid-19 cases rise. steve: carley: the white house says most adult will be eligible for the vaccine in weeks. >> reporter: if you plan on getting the vaccine, roll up your sleeves. it is almost your turn. 90% of all adults in the country will be available by april 19th. ten states are opening vaccine eligibility to all adults including right here in new york. if you are 30 or older you can book your appointment starting today. all of this seems like good news but officials at the top are taking a more somber approach. >> i'm going to pause and reflect on the recurring i have of impending doom. we have so much to look forward to, so much promise and potential of where we are and so much reason for hope but right now i am scared.

>> biden urging governors who have done away with the mask mandate to reinstate it. >> this is not a time to lessen our efforts. we could still see a setback in the vaccination program. if we let our guard down now we could see the virus getting worse, not better. shannon: the biden administration talking about a vaccine passport that would allow private businesses require customers to provide proof of vaccination. some lawmakers say absolutely not. >> completely unacceptable to impose upon you the requirement, this has huge privacy implications. >> reporter: donald from calling his former colleagues, doctor debra birx and anthony fauci sulfur lotus after they appeared on cnn's covid special. >> the decision we made on

january 10th to go all out and develop a vaccine may have been the best decision i have ever made. >> there was a group that believed this wasn't as big a deal as we were making it. >> reporter: statement trump said doctor fauci and doctor birx, two sulfur motors trying to reinvent history to cover their bad instinct and faulty recommendations which i fortunately almost always overturned, went on to top operation warp speed which he credits for the rapid development of covid 19 vaccines under his administration. carley: thank you so much. while the cdc director texas almonds home fox news medical contributor doctor mark siegel says we should be more hopeful with all the vaccine progress underway. >> i bet she wishes she could have that back, impending doom

does not fit the current circumstances with 3 million doses of vaccines per day going into people's arms. if everybody gets vaccinated we will come out of this pandemic and come out of it over the summer, the other point nobody is counting the people that have natural immunity from having gotten over covid. you need more sense of optimism. shannon: the cdc says a real-world study shows the pfizer and moderna vaccines are 90% effective after two doses. >> turning now to the border. we got a little clarification on what vice president kamala harris's role will be, president biden taft her to be in charge of the border. the clarification is she's not going to be in charge of the new plan which we don't have the details of but to deal with the root causes so our viewers understand there's a push factor

from the northern triangle of honduras, guatemala and el salvador and our pullback, jen psaki was clarifying harris's role will be dealing with that pushback, the violence and poverty in central american countries. here is what she said at the white house yesterday. >> the vice president of the united states will be helping lead that effort specifically the root causes, not the border, there is some confusion over that. >> she better get moving dealing with those root causes because we are hearing a caravan already forming in honduras. carley: president biden says everything is fine, nothing has changed despite the fact is the dhs secretary says we are currently experiencing a 20 year high in illegal immigration. president biden blame that on climate change, crime, violence in those countries so there's a little bit of a policies although the diplomatic element is still a big factor.

guatemala's president saying there's a migrant caravan forming in hunter is and he doesn't want those people to cross the guatemala southern border into his country so he will prevent them from happening saying groups of people could put at risk the life, liberty, security, health access to justice, peace and developed of guatemalans. there is a dramatic element that could prevent more illegal immigrants from coming into our country. >> the video you've just been seeing, the rio grande valley sector is the hardest hit, ground 0 for biden's border crisis and guatemala's president is acknowledging is if they don't stop it before it crosses guatemala's border with mexico then it will continue to be a problem in the united states, folks in central america are

calling president biden the migrant president, a nickname given to him by mexico's president and so it is going to be interesting to see exactly what vice president harris will layout as her solution to the root causes. meanwhile sean hannity calling this border crisis one of the biggest coverups in history. listen. >> of the biden administration had compassion for illegal immigrants and migrants they would strongly and firmly tell them they are not going to get in, to stay home and not make that perilous journey, that we will enforce the laws of this country, respects our sovereignty, you will respect our laws and you will do it legally or you won't do it at all and the only thing the administration seems to care about is their virtues signaling and optics, that is about it and now as a result, you, me, the american people are witnessing

one of the least transparent administrations, one of the biggest coverups in history. shannon: he says is one of the biggest coverups in history, one of the things happening right now is cartels are running the southern border in the past two days in the rio grande valley sector border patrol agents encountered two large groups of illegal immigrants, one had 99 people in them, the other had 132, and they had 44 unaccompanied minor children. it is very dangerous situation for everybody involved when dealing with a cartel. there is also that factor of the humanitarian issue coming into play. texas congressman who was at the border will join us next hour to discuss the latest on what is going on at the southern border. >> today a public memorial will be held for boulder police officer killed in the mass shooting, his funeral was held

at the denver cathedral where he was remember as he sacrificed his life to save others. officer tally will be laid to rest, he leaves behind a wife and 7 children. shannon: a convicted cop killer now sits on the police reform panel appointed by new york governor andrew cuomo. richard rivera served 39 years behind bars for the killing of nypd officer robert walsh. rivera was released from prison in 2019. he shot and killed officer walsh during a robbery at a new york city bar in 1981. walsh's son telling the new york post in part we are completely shocked that the man who murdered my father is being trusted to create police reform. unbelievable. >> the ninth woman coming forward accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment. sherry phil releasing this photo of the moment cuomo kissed her on the cheek while surveying

flood damage in her new york home in 2017, recounting what happened. >> wedged is face in and kicked me on -- kissed me on the other cheek, what i felt was highly sexual manner. >> she says she will cooperate with the state investigation into cuomo's alleged behavior. new details emerge in cuomo's alleged in a circle, priority covid testing, the washington post reported 100 vips were put in a separate database from the general public and fast tracked for virus testing. in some cases nurses were allegedly pulled from their jobs to give private in-home tests. >> turning to sports, march madness heating up, baylor, 81-72 in the elite eight, falling behind the bears, nearly

rallied to a tie after halftime but fell short. baylor reaching its first final four in 71 years. they will take on houston this saturday after the cinderella story, houston overcoming a 7 point lead 67-61 pushing the cougars to their final four in 37 years. a whole lot happening there. >> march madness. time now 12 minutes after the hour, the far left pushing the president to cancel $1 trillion in student debt in the name of racial justice. yale law school student jeremy hunt said justice has nothing to do with it, he explains coming up. >> the trial against the next cop in the death of george floyd gets underway in a powerful first day. we break down the case, each side will try to make coming up next. >> mister derek shelton did exactly what he had been trained

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>> mister derek chauvin betrayed his badge. >> eric chauvin did exactly what he had been trained to do. cause of death, complicating law enforcement and dual, subduing george floyd, restraining him and suppressing him. >> mister floyd died of cardiac arrhythmia that occurred as a result of hypertension, coronary disease, ingestion of methamphetamine and fentanyl. >> the murder trial of derek chauvin, former police officer charged with the death of george floyd beginning with the emotional testimony this week, cause of death expected to be available point in the case as both sides argue whether floyd was killed by the officer. >> joining us is defense

attorney, what first are your impressions of what we saw yesterday. >> we were shocked as for homicide prosecutors when we listened to the defense opening if in fact if it is true, typically defense lawyers are not going to ally to a jury in the opening that the medical examiner for the county originally declared that this was a medical event and that this was not as a result of the compression of the neck but even further than that, there was no evidence of injury in the neck area or the windpipe or that this had anything to do with asphyxia. when the examiner came out with that conclusion, that the government wasn't happy with that they went to outside experts they typically don't use to rebuff the conclusion of their own county medical examiner. that is a pretty big thing we were all shocked at where we were covering this yesterday because the manner of death is crucial for homicide prosecutor because you have to prove beyond

a reasonable doubt to 12 jurors in all the homicide cases i ever had i've never seen one where a prosecutor had to fight over the cause and manner of death. >> the prosecution's job is to prove beyond reasonable doubt that what derek chauvin did, the excessive use of force was direct cause of george floyd's death and you heard his defense attorney say this maneuver, placing his knee on george floyd's neck was in the minneapolis police handbook, accepted procedure. there are two things we learned yesterday could go against that. we learned that the time derek chauvin had his knee on george floyd's neck was longer than we originally thought it was in the first witness was a 911 dispatcher who said she was watching the arrest unfold on video stream and she was so disturbed by what derek chauvin

did she actually called a police sergeant to complain. listen to those two moments during yesterday's opening statement. >> 9 minutes and 29 seconds, the most important numbers you will hear in this trial are 929. >> telling me that something was wrong. >> an extended period of time, they hadn't told me if they needed more resources. >> how powerful is her testimony? >> when her testimony is coming out on direct examination you understood why the prosecutor called her or the witnesses at the scene and a number of other individuals including a police officer, what they were trying to tell chauvin, put him in a side recovery position but here's what the defense did on cross-examination was you are not a police officer, are you? you have no training on use of force, don't know anything about

crowd control, with the defense has been arguing the situation that was unfolding putting other officers at risk and you don't know how much force he was a final wasn't applying so while it was a good witness for the government and she did good job, she wasn't 100% certain what was going on. >> and opening day, thank you for your time. still had another plot to bipartisan republicans or democrats push more pandemic spending. carley: conservative who won in california as a business owner, his plan to get the economy back on track coming up next. ♪♪

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bypass republicans and now do it for another spending bill after not having spent the money in the previous one. >> that is right. that is why i have introduced a bill, house joint resolution 32 that would create a balanced budget amendment to the united states constitution that would prevent budget reconciliation from being used to create large federal deficits, would require a bipartisan vote of 2 thirds of both chambers of congress to spend more than the government takes in in any given year. >> you have been a mayor and a business owner, you have the pulse of the folks in your community. how do they feel about the way the democrats are doing things, this was going to be an opportunity to unite the country and now it seems they are doing anything but listening to your side. >> i think americans on both sides of the political spectrum

realize bipartisanship has a purpose. we all represent different constituencies in different parts of the country and we have valuable things to contribute to these large spending bills. to pass them without any republican input is unconscionable. griff: what do you predict will be republicans actions to try to stop this. can you do anything about it? >> it depends on what tactic the majority takes. if they use budget reconciliation it will be a big fight because they intend to pass the spending package with a republican input but they could go through normal legislative order, introduce a package meant to be passed by republicans and democrats, that will be better path. griff: thank you for taking time. appreciate you making room for us.

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with report says is coveted originally come from bats but there was likely another step between bats and humans but they don't know what that was and also dismissed the what market is a source saying cases outside predate those inside. the only case that does not need more studies that it came from a lab in wuhan because the lab was safe and the record of the coronavirus being studied there. that is already being disputed. >> it gets down to the data and if they don't let you see records of viruses in the laboratory you are stuck with this singularity of one virus one person one animal at the laboratory. >> the report is overshadowed by suspected chinese influence, dozens of scientists of written a letter claiming china hampered the investigation, some lawmakers have gone further,

congressman paul saying report censored by the ccp is worth no report at all, allowing the ccp to continue to spread misinformation about the virus and cover of the role they played allowing it to spread. one thing is the chinese suggest it was on frozen food packaging. jen psaki said they will talk about this bill, this report once they have a chance to read it. president biden rejoined the who when donald trump pulled out saying it had been co-opted by china. carley: thank you. let's bring in the president of foreign-policy at the heritage foundation. wuhan has a level 4 virology lab, the joint who china report said they didn't come from the lab. is the only thing they say is not the source, they say it likely came from animals. what is your take? is this a cover-up? >> we know for sure that we will probably never know because the

chinese government whenever allow an open and transparent investigation. if anything this report reaffirmed that. the other thing it demonstrates is more evidence the chinese are responsible for the global outbreak because they were never honest and forthcoming. regardless of where the virus actually started the reason why there was a global pandemic was china failed to report under world health organization guidelines were put in place because china failed to report when they had the outbreak with stars. by not reporting and giving the world morning and allowing people to travel internationally where they knew thousands or tens of thousands of people were infected and they knew the disease was contagious and deadly to many vulnerable people the reason there is a global

pandemic is china. the outward situation to save china reported when it was supposed to the difference would be we would have had a 6-month head start getting the vaccine, testing in place and quarantining in place, the united states would never have had 500,000 deaths. carley: there were failures on multiple fronts. on the reporting front of there was a segment on 60 minutes that this report is like russia doing their own investigation into the chernobyl incident and senator tom cotton talking about the length china went to manage this investigation. >> the investigators don't have access to scientists or evidence, they went to wuhan and given coffee and donuts. i still believe all the best evidence we have suggests the

virus originated from the next dental breach in the wuhan labs. carley: the director of the world health organization admits this report isn't enough, he says we will read the report and discuss its content and next steps. all hypotheses are on the table and warned complete and further studies so you say we are never going to find the origin of the coronavirus. >> let me give you a perfect analogy. expecting a team that is sent in and hosted and controlled by the country to get to the origins of what the government was doing is just like sending nuclear inspectors into iran and see only what the iranian's show the. if you have a clever program they are not special forces all they can do is look at the stuff they are shown so it is very unlikely that we will never get the truth of what the chinese did.

shannon: a big waste of time and resources. china totally controls the organization, president biden brought us back in, we will see if that changes, probably not, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. griff: the nypd charging terror suspects behind antiaging attacks. the video may be hard to watch. the nypd is asking for the public's help identify a man -- hard to watch. kicked a woman while making several anti-asian statements twitter. the suspect assaulted, 65-year-old woman in manhattan, police say she was walking to church when the attack happened. the nypd investigating the silent assault of an asian man repeatedly punched in the head while riding the subway.

georgia governor brian kemp is defending the state's new voting law as a second lawsuit is filed against him. >> very simple, makes it easy to voted hard to cheat, providing more access with weekend voting, securing drop boxes that never were allowed in elections in georgia before this year. >> the second lawsuit was filed by the georgia naacp and other civil rights organizations, it claims the law violates the u.s. constitution and the voting rights act. it reports republican officials are attempting to suppress black voters and other voters of color to maintain a tenuous hold the republican party has in georgia. donald trump launching a new website to connect with americans. 45office.com allows supporters to sign up for events submit letters and ask for personalized

greetings from the former first couple and the former first lady, they are looking forward to keeping in touch with americans. >> it could be considered a campaign website, not quite yet but it is a website. griff: another accuser coming forward against governor cuomo and she has a picture. carley: he kept tests from nursing homes. our next guest lost her mother in the new york nursing home facility and says shame on the governor, she joins us after the break.

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shannon: welcome back, a ninth woman comes for accusing andrew cuomo of sexual harassment. >> more on the allegations against the former governor.

that morning. >> the ninth woman is accusing andrew cuomo of sexual misconduct sharing photo evidence claiming he forcibly kissed her cheek in 2017, the woman, coming forward late monday holding a virtual press conference saying cuomo at the time was asking a highly flirtatious and inappropriate manner. >> his actions were overly sexual, highly inappropriate and disrespectful to me and my family. >> reporter: her attorney sharing photos during the press conference showing cuomo kissing her on the cheek. he described the incident saying cuomo, quote, forcibly grabbed her face and kissed her. >> wedged his face between the dog and mine and kissed me on the other cheek and what i felt was highly sexual manner.

>> the cuomo's attorney is pushing back saying the governor has frequently sought to comfort new yorkers with hugs and kisses and he greeted both men and women with hugs and a kiss on the cheek. she joins the group of women who accused cuomo sexual harassment, she says she will cooperate with the new york attorney general's investigation into the allegations but that's not the only scandal brewing, newly surfaced recordings show the new york state health commissioner howard soccer, special counsel to cuomo beth garvey reportedly threatening nursing home operators earlier this month for allegedly failing to pick up shipments of covid 19 vaccines they supposedly ordered but sources on that call say their claim was inaccurate. cuomo is under fire for allegedly prioritizing covid 19 testing for members of his family and others. the washington post monday reporting the so-called vip list included 100 individuals with close ties to cuomo but a

spokesman says there was no vip program and call the claims absurd and offensive. griff:. thank you. let's turn to the other scandal facing the governor, the nursing homes. teresa lost her mother and one of new york as nursing homes, she is one of the 15,000 families grieving because of governor cuomo. thank you for taking time. our hearts go out to you this morning. i want to start by asking you what do you say to governor cuomo now that we are where we are at this juncture. >> thank you for having me on your show, appreciate the chance to get things to come out and speak on behalf of those family members not able to. i truly appreciate what you have

done for us. at this point cuomo needs to resign. clearly -- to get out of office, he has to go. is not the right leader to be governor for new york state. he is an absolute disgrace. these scandals. i am sorry. griff: please continue. >> the sexual scandals everything that is going on with the prioritizing for his family members with covid testing, especially so early on, march of 2020 is outrageous, abusing his power and he needs to go. he's not the right fit for the state of new york. >> more folks are coming forward

to talk about the nursing home scandal. one of them is a new york counter manager, requests were ignored in april of last year saying this, quote, i am furious because testing the most vulnerable population should be the priority and a simple request but that high-level connected people when we couldn't even get people in nursing homes and that is just infuriating. your reaction to folks like this coming forward? >> i am so furious with this man. i can't believe he had his brother before my mother when she showed signs on april 1st, they didn't have any tests available and refuse to get her

any help, suffering. that he did this on that. griff: your story is touching and heartbreaking, that you had to watch your mother pass watching on a monitor. do you think the governor knows what that feels like? >> you want to know the truth? everyone deserves the truth, you want to see what i have to deal with every night, a very very horrible photo, a month later after she passed, we couldn't have a proper burial. i had to have my children say goodbye to her on zoom and he gets his mother tested his

brother tested. 's brother in law. everyone under the sun, the people who really need it, the ones in nursing homes and living facilities and those who are elderly, who take care of themselves and treated and cared for. >> thank you for your time, we will be right back.

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disabilities on top of the $1 billion already canceled but progress of lawmakers and advocates say it still isn't good enough. jeremy and joins us to react. folks like chuck schumer, elizabeth warren, they are calling for president biden to cancel 50,$000 in debt for 43 million americans, they say it is a matter of racial and economic justice. what do you say? >> let me debunk that right now. this is not about economic and racial justice, those are terms and labels they slap on whatever policy they want in an effort to legitimize it but let me be clear, the student loan forgiveness policy is about college-educated americans forcing working-class americans to pay their bills and it is a regressive policy.

overtime it is unfair, if you want to wonder why student loan forgiveness is so important, you have to look at the universities are increasingly becoming these kind of woke indoctrination centers. i'm moving through that and consider that with experience of course they want to subsidize their indoctrination camps and is a bailout for the big universities. now the pressure is completely off the universities to stop overcharging students, the pressure is on to stop taking advantage of especially students that might be getting degrees that aren't worthwhile. they are expecting working-class americans to pay for it. shannon: it would be extremely unfair to people who have worked really hard to pay off their debt or their students debt and you may remember from january of last year when a father confronted elizabeth warren on

her call to cancel other people's to loan debt after he had paid off his daughter's. take a listen. >> my daughter is getting out of school, i saved all my money. am i going to get my money back? you're going to pay for people who didn't save any money and those who did the right thing -- >> those who do the right thing are the ones who have to suffer the consequences because other people in terms of what was before and is calling for would have to get a free pass. >> exactly right and what he is touching on is the system is broken. we have a broken higher education system and what the progressives want to do is slap a band-aid on a hemorrhage and call it a done deal but it is far from that. it has huge electoral consequences, college-educated voters vote overwhelmingly

democrats will: to subsidize that but look at the root causes of the system and fix those first and look at how to deal with the problem we have now so i wish they would look at the bigger picture but i don't think so. >> you make many great points, thank you for joining us this morning. griff: girl scout cookies galore. this 8-year-old in california sets the national girl scout record selling 32,000 boxes of cookies in just 3 months. >> i thought wow, i never knew i could do that. it meant so much to me to see that huge number, the biggest number i have ever seen. griff: she also overcame cancer when she was a toddler.

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