win the super bowl i will get a tattoo. well, i got mine and i love it. the legendary qb responding with his own ink there is coach arians with the beer at the super bowl parade, however, it's a fake tattoo how about that? april fools day. ♪ >> president biden is promoting $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. >> it will two down in history, if passed, as the most expensive spending package ever. >> i was shocked by how much doesn't go into infrastructure. >> shocking new video showing toddlers being flung across the border wall by human traffickers. >> and what you observe on the there, is that these cartels do not fear the u.s. government. >> a deadly mass shooting shock ago u.s. city outside of los angeles. >> they discovered four victims that are deceased. one of those victims does include a child. >> governor andrew cuomo sought $4 million while reportedly

pitching a book deal at the same time his aide were editing a politically damaging health department report. >> opening day for the mlb. >> what do you think about the possibility that baseball decides to move their all star game out of atlanta because of this political issue? >> i would strongly support them doing that ♪ ain't no stopping us now ♪ we're on the move ♪ brian: take retribution on the baseball all star game to hurt georgia that gave you the senate. unbelievable that the president called for boycott on espn. that was president joe biden. yesterday, he also spoke in pittsburgh not about the pirates, but he spoke about infrastructure. which is a lot we are going to be talking about today, guys. steve: absolutely. welcome aboard, folks. it is thursday during holy week. it is the first day of april 2021. april fools day. ainsley: today is monday thursday and we have easter this

coming thursday. steve: busy week. if you were watching the channel yesterday around 4:30 you saw joe biden in pittsburgh as he unveiled a $2 trillion plan, at least at this point, to rebuild pretty much everything. ainsley: but, receiving bipartisanship support could be an uphill battle for the democrats as republicans warn of massive tax hikes that could cut u.s. jobs. brian: but do they even want republican support? griff jenkins has really been off for so long, i think for three minutes, so we put him back to work to break down this proposal, griff, did you have enough time to work on this? griff: plenty of time. this is the top story in washington, no doubt, brian, ainsley and steve. good morning, the president is holding by the way his first cabinet meeting today and there is going to be a lot of talk about that whopping $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. but, the name is misleading. a mere 25% actually goes towards basic infrastructure itself.

now, over the next 15 years money would be pumped into other areas like renewable energy, affordable housing and combating climate change. not your traditional roads and bridges and waterways. so, getting bipartisan support is not going to be easy. >> it's going to boost american innovative edge in market where global leadership is up for grabs. the competition with china in particular. critics say we shouldn't spend this money. they ask what do we get out of it? griff: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell already hammering it saying this proposal uses infrastructure as a trojan horse for the largest set of tax hikes in a generation. democrats keep trying to use important issues as smoke screens for unrelated agendas that a payoff the largest infrastructure package in 50 years the biden administration is proposing raising the corporate tax rate from 21% to

28%. imposing a 21% global minimum tax and imposing a 15% minimum tax on reported income. meanwhile, the tax foundation study shows the hike could increase the g.d.p. by a mere 0.8%. eliminate 159,000 jobs and reduce wages by 0.7%. and, guys, some ponies say the bill is going to do nothing more than add to our national debt, which, if you check that running clock, it's over $28 trillion right now. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: and that is the big worry. all right. griff, thank you very much. apparently, in february, when they were talking about what was going to be in this, the white house economic council plan was to have 3 trillion-dollar worth of spending and only $1 trillion worth of tax increases. but the worry was that the gap between the two would cause interest rates to skyrocket and the federal debt, which griff

just mentioned, to skyrocket as well. but, now they are spending more but they are taxing so much more to offset the deficit. ainsley: remember when donald trump took office and he reduced the corporate tax rate to 21%, more businesses opened up. >> steve: it took off. ainsley: our economy went wild. it was great. and now he is raising it to 28% and i couldn't haves it by saying it used to be 35% after world war ii but this isn't so bad. 28%, what's going to happen? if you started a company and wanted to start a corporation and hauer all these people, hire americans but you will have to pay 28% in corporate tax, why not go china where you can hire workers there and it costs a lot less? brian: if you were watching that speech and you put your ear right to your television, you heard china, japan, and russia high fiving. you should try this and also play the battalions record back waziristan and hear paul is dead. that's a different story. roll some of the things in

infrastructure plan. steve: what isn't in it. ainsley: only 25% goes to infrastructure. brian: i got one better, "the washington post" says only 5% go to infrastructure. some of the stuff that jumps out at you if you can't keep up at home. weather rising buildings, do what make the windows smaller and friendlier to the environment is that an emergency? community colleges, oh, excuse me, is that infrastructure? are we building them or making bricks? i'm not sure. i'm all for home care for seniors but since when is that an infrastructure bill? that should be in a healthcare bill. basically he took his platform and things to do list and he says i have an infrastructure plan and then along the way in that speech, he does something we are told never to do. don't call the president obama or clinton, the best you can unless you slip, it's president trump. trump did this, trump's plan went to the 5% to 2%. that is flat out another inaccuracy from this president who is getting great at it between what he is saying about the border and the georgia bill.

then you figure out it turns out a trillion dollars was generated in the economy by president trump. if you want to talk about spending the deficit went up, that's an argument. but you can't say that dropping the corporate tax rate was a gift to the rich when it wasn't. it made us competitive with our competitors. they're loving that we're going to be capping oil wells. they are going to love that we are stopping with coal because they are not and they can't wait to use that advantage on us. steve: what's -- go ahead, ainsley. ainsley: you go ahead, steve. steve: this has already been poll tested. and the democrats think that they have got something in the bill that appeals to everybody. for instance, for you are going to call it an infrastructure plan even though it's there is not much infrastructure. we saw that with the coronavirus bill. not really about coronavirus, but they called it because everybody got a check. this time they think they can appeal to everybody because when you look at it, republicans and blue collar men love the idea of

physical infrastructure, bridges, and tunnels and stuff like that. they love that women and the democratic base love softer infrastructure as it is now being called with child care, schools, care giving responsibilities, which really. brian: free pre-k. steve: they appeal to both side of the political spectrum. the big question is does joe biden just a couple of months in, have the political capital to ram this through? the answer appears to be traditionally no unless they use that reconciliation thing where they throw all the senate rules out the window. mitch mcconnell said yesterday i would love to do an infrastructure bill but republican also not vote ainsley and brian, to raise taxes. ainsley: that's right. that's what they want to do. joe biden says there are 19 corporations that billion dollars corporations and they don't pay any taxes. why is that fair that the farmer has to pay taxes and those

companies tonight pay taxes but think about how many jobs, how much money those huge corporations pay into our economy. they are going to go somewhere else if they have to pay 28%. if they paid nothing and then they have to pay 28%. this is south dakota's governor kristi noem weighing in on this. she says it's very bad for our country. >> every single family will pay the price for what joe biden's agenda is. he will drive up the cost of the food and their grocery bill. he will drive up the cost of their utilities, their gas prices, the cost of their cars, the clothe they dress their children. in i was shocked by how much doesn't go into infrastructure. it goes into research and development. it goes into housing and pipes and different initiatives. green energy. and it really is not an honest conversation we're having about what this proposal is. we're going to be back here a couple of years from now wishing that we weren't in a situation where people had less money, all their costs were increased and the country was declining.

brian: right. we are not in a depression. our unemployment 6%. our economy is going to hit turbo speed in june by almost all accounts because this was a self-imposed stay at home, stay in place it's been about a year, now we are start ready to travel hopping on planes and going into hotels, getting on the road, paying for gas, paying for trains, paying for buses. and things are going to hit hyper speed. the question is why is he pretending like this is 1939 or 29? the market didn't crash. he is going to pretend that it is. the unemployment is 6%. and you are going to grow at 6% in june it's hard to imagine that there is a reason for this spending. meanwhile, while joe biden went to pittsburgh in the afternoon, he has not found a way to get to the border with the crisis that has americans both republicans and democrats beside themselves because of the human cost. look at this video. you have two toddlers that were caught on tape, surveillance camera, going over the new wall, being dropped there, we

understand. steve: by smugglers. >> by two smugglers. ainsley: 14 feet. >> this is an area just west of mount voice toe ray right near el paso. you have a 3-year-old and 5-year-old who were abandoned and mistreated by human smugglers, they came from ecuador. they are two sisters. ainsley: yeah. the border agent had not been watching, it was a santa theresa agent who was using this camera technology up at night on tuesday night. he is the camera operator. he went and alerted all the agent. the agents went and they rescued this 3-year-old and 5-year-old and they took them to the hospital. they have been medically cleared and now they are in one of the facilities being held and the el paso sector chief, this is what he had to say. he said i'm appalled by the way these smugglers viciously drop innocent children from 14-foot border barrier. we are currently working with law enforcement partners in mexico in attempting to identify these ruthless human smugglers so as to hold them accountable

to the fullest extent of the law. he went on to say if not for our agents these two tender aged sib glings would have been expose to the the harsh elements of the dessert for hours. >> steve: not like someone is down below catching them. >> there can you see the smugglers are throwing their things. i don't get why they did this other than smugglers other than bad guys and got paid by somebody on the other side to get those kids into the united states and this was one way to do it. why not thrive up like we are seeing so often now because there are wide gaps in the border wall just essentially drop them off as close as you can and say hey, walk right over there. ainsley: do you know why because those smugglers have done it before there and they know the route. is this word of mouth that's happening back in their hometown of ecuador or home country of ecuador? word of mouth? steve, you said some of the cartels are advertising? steve: they are. down there they are advertising on the radio. hey, you want to go to the

united states? the door is swing open. all you got to do is contact somebody and we will make sure that this will happen to you the scary thing is, ainsley to a point that you just made how many of the children in the united states right now have been dropped over a foot foot fence or 18-foot fence or 25-foot fence it's crazy how desperate people are. ainsley: you remember when your child was 3 years old, 5 years old, how terrified they must be. what they have been through to get to the border from ecuador. and what they are experiencing now here in america without their parents. brian: look at these conditions? why is not not outraging americans like it did three years ago when the so-called kids in cages happening. that was video president biden never wanted to you see. imagine how worse it was three weeks ago when the numbers were even higher. 18,000 unaccompanied minors. we can't open up these facilities and convert them fast enough to throw open a cot and give them a tin foil blanket

until the san diego teachers show up and teach them in place. lara logan spent more time on the border than most people already unwound what is happening there. >> well, for a long time, people have been coming across with little carts and they have a routeing number and an account number written on there. that's what the cartels were giving them to make sure that they get paid. one thing you can sure of, sean, they don't care how many people they have to kill they will get paid. now they have wrist bands with a number that correspondence to a database in mexico and they know everything about you. they can track you anywhere and they will hunt you down if you don't pay them. brian: where is the vice president's press conference she is supposedly in charge of this? where is the vice president's visit? they are choosing to ignore it. the border patrol feels absolutely abandoned right now and who can blame them? they will start retiring in mass. they cannot handle these numbers nor can our country. steve: isn't it curious that we have not heard from dr. fauci? we have heard from dr. fauci pretty much about everything, except we haven't heard from him

about all those kids stuck in those detention centers in those jail-like detention centers head to foot. we haven't heard from dr. fauci on that. we haven't heard from dr. fauci about releasing thousands of migrants in the united states. it's curious we have not heard on these immigration issues. brian: rachel maddow may not book him. ainsley: joe biden our president, kamala harris our vice president, dr. fauci, not one of them has gone down to the border. right now at least. brian: joe biden said yesterday we are going to be hopping in our station wagons this summer. steve: station wagon i remember those. brian: so does he obviously. ainsley: sitting in the back and waiving in the back. steve: we still have a station wagon at our house that faces backward. a little dizzy.

brian: got that great paneling on the side. steve: we don't have that kind. got a regular color. it's beige. anyway, thanks very much, busy thursday, isn't it, carley? carley: we will start here with a fox news alert breaking right now. a live look at fort lauderdale where the hollywood international airport is shut down as police investigate a suspicious package. it was found outside one of the terminals just before 2:00 a.m. all flights are delayed. only employees are allowed inside the airport. passengers are being told to stay in their car until they receive the all clear. on to another fox news alert, four people are killed, including a child in a shooting at a california office complex, a fifth person was also shot. she is in critical condition. the suspect was also hurt but police say it's unclear whether or not it was from a self-inflicted gunshot or from officers returning fire. police are not sure if it was a

targeted shooting or a random attack. several law enforcement agencies are investigating. elm pateled new york governor andrew cuomo got 4-million-dollar while reportedly pitching a book deal on his image as a hero during the pandemic. this as at the same time his aides were reportedly editing a politically damaging health department report that revealed a far higher number of covid-19 nursing home death than previously made public. well, matthew mcconaughey sees himself starring in a brand new role. watch. >> i have a new chapter for myself and personally in my life. i believe it is in some sort of leadership role. we need to more good leader. i'm not just talking about me but you, everyone out there. we need leadership. carley: 51-year-old actor telling cnbc he will enter the political arena. mcconaughey has previously

teased a change of career including a run for governor of texas. he says whatever he does, he wants to help people. very noble of him. steve: all right, all right, all right. carley: that's right, you said it. ainsley: people love him. brian: every time he pops up he is different. ainsley: brad pitt is another run. carley: ponytail. ainsley: river runs through it looks a lot different than the long hair and goatee and all that. steve: he was 12. ainsley: and very cute. all right, thank you, carley. carley: see you. carley: investigator have determined the cause of tiger woods car crash but won't reveal it to the public yet. brian: baseball is back. ashley strohmier is live from coors field in denver for major league baseball's opening day. ashley, tell us what's coming up. >> hey, guys, good morning. yeah, i talked to some business owners as well as fans yesterday about their excitement as well as a couple people with his

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that were going into coors field yesterday when they were going into practice they were super excited about it. they are ready to get back to some sort of normalcy, not only the fans are they excited but so are the business owners and i can throw a rock at some of the restaurants and bars that are right across the street from here. and take a listen to what they had to say as far as covid restrictions go but also their excitement to get back to business. >> this is our busiest day of the year would be opening day. basically we are at zero capacity last year you at this same time we with k. fit 200 people in our bar, it makes a world of difference for our staff and for us as well. >> being next to the stadium this location is golden, it's prime. we are really excited. >> any hesitations because covid is still a risk. >> no. go rockies, we are just excited. >> i'm very excited also a little hesitant about it. it's, you know, we are not done with this thing. not everybody is vaccinated. >> but you are excited. >> oh, absolutely excited.

business wise i'm very excited for it. >> and the rockies are at 42.6 capacity. that's the second highest capacity behind the texas rangers which are is hundred percent. white sox 20%. red sox at 12% and the dodgers are at 20%. so are the yankees and mets. guys, the kicker with those two you have to prove you either have a negative covid test or vaccination. that will be for those two stadiums. and also with the people i talked to yesterday, kind of the same situation in bristol, tennessee a couple days ago for nascar. people are not as hesitant to get out from a fan standpoint because they have been vaccinated or at least a majority of people i spoke to said that's just not an issue for them anymore. ainsley: if you get a vaccine, hold on to that little card that they give you because you will need it if you want to go to the game. steve: you might. ashley, i have a question for you, of course it's my point of view, when i'm thinking opening day, i'm thinking beer. when it comes to the concession stands, apparently they are

cashless now at coors field. what happens to the beer guy? does he still walk through the stand or do you have go up there and do everything via credit card? >> you know, steve, i'm not sure about that. but what i do know as far as the tickets that are sold are sold in pods. and you can't have people sitting in front or on the sides or behind them. i would assume that the peer guy walking through is not going to be there. they are even designated to certain parms here. steve: they don't want the beer guy to be a super spreader. ainsley: bring your own in that flask in your pocket, brian. brian: right. thanks, ashley. check back with you most likely, of course, in colorado it will be coors. we will see if that's the field. steve: coors field? brian: pretty sure, you never know people want choice. steve: i don't think you saw coors at busch stadium. >> braves a hot baseball team and they do love their baseball in atlanta. if joe biden has his way, he actually supports what is coming

from some pressure groups to boycott not only major corporations who don't criticize or come out against this new bill for voting bill in, which has now passed this new voting law in georgia, but not only are corporation was going to be pressured but maim league baseball is getting pressured to move the all-star game. i was stunned to see how irresponsible joe biden was to weigh in. not only does he inaccurately portray with this georgia law will do, but then he comes out and supports a boycott and moving the all-star game. listen. >> professional athletes are acting incredibly responsiblably. i would strongly support them doing that people look to them. they are leader. look at what's happened with the nba as well. look what's happened across the board. this is jim crow on steroids what they are doing in georgia

and 40 other states. what it's all about. imagine passing a law saying you cannot provide water or food for someone standing in line to vote? can't do that? come on. or you are going to close a polling place at 5:00 when working people just get off? this is all about keeping working folks and ordinary folks i grew up with from being able to vote. brian: said two lies. he just said two lies on espn. ainsley: you can't drink water if given to you by a campaign. why do you care about needing water in line if you need water bring your own water bottle and put it in your pocket or purse. steve: at the very end he repeated what "the washington post" gave him four pinocchios for which he was suggesting they are going to close the polling places at 5:00 which is not true. they actually expanded voting. he is suggesting that that would happen on election day. not true. the other component of the new law would be an i.d. requirement

for absentee ballots and who exactly can drop off ballots. ainsley: governor kemp said 134 county out of 159. the majority have increased their hours. steve: yes. ainsley: not closing at 5:00. brian: democratic party group or republican party group they can actually give you water. they can't give it directly to you. they will leave there. guess what? you actually could bring your own water. you know, you don't need to snack in line i'm pretty sure. other thing they don't want election nearing there. they don't want buying you lunch because you will vote for them. does he have a staffer mr. president you said two things that make us look back because you are misportraying the facts. now he is calling for a boycott? do you know how many businesses would be hurt? how many hotels have already been devastated in atlanta? now he is telling them to pick up and leave? they just delivered him the senate. ainsley: the water argument cracks me up? what line have you ever stood in. yankee stadium stand in line to get a ticket. do they serve you water?

do you care? brian: just hot towels. steve: i have been voting over 40 years i have never thought to myself i'm going to go vote today. will they have snacks? brian: absolutely. exactly. no water. steve: and brian, speaking of businesses. coca cola, based in atlanta has come out and said that the new law is a step backwards and delta airlines says the law does not match delta's values. ainsley: why don't we boycott those businesses? what do they have to do with this. brian: they are getting pressure from these democratic groups to come out and speak out against it. how about this a stiff arm. you give them the heisman and say hey, i have a plane to fly back off. meaning delta. steve: 6:30 now here in the east. whatever you do, what's going on on our southern border, don't call that a surge. aoc slamming that wildly used border rhetoric of a surge but those who have witnessed the crisis firsthand are saying it's

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carley: 15 million doses of johnson and johnson vaccine. the biden administration knew about the production problem two weeks ago. biden officials say the shipment delay will not impact the administration's goal of immunizing everybody, every adult, rather, by may. the investigation into tiger woods' february car crash is complete. but the l.a. county sheriff will not release the cause sheriff says the crash was purely an accident but that investigators need woods' permission to release details. the golfer suffered broken bones in his leg and underwent several

surgeries after the terrifying incident. he is still recovering in florida those are your headlines on to you,. brian: brian alexandria ocasio-cortez accusing people of using racist language for calling the up crease of migrants at the border what it is, which is a surge. >> anyone who is using the term surge around you consciencely is trying to invoke a militaristic frame. this is not a surge. these are children and they are not insurgents and we are not being invaded, which by the way, is a white supremacist idea, philosophy. brian: our next guest has seen the surge with his own eyes and says the congresswoman is wrong. really? senior writer for town hall.com julio row has joins us now.

julio, is that white supremacist language the word surge. >> i'm not a white supremacist i have brown skin over here. it's absolutely not a surge and not racist to call it that. the number that i saw just all last week is absolutely staggering and the number of people that are illegally crossing and turning themselves over to border patrol. and, yes, i'm well aware that there are kids there, again, i was there first hand and seen them and often they were by themselves. this is a surge one of the thing disturbing about it happening a lot sooner than when the surges typically happen is around april and may. we will see what the apprehension numbers are but there are stems we are going to be over 150,000 apprehensions, of course, that's just the number of people that wanted, for the most part, wanted to be

caught. brian: right, we see how close these cots are together. we see how these young children are right now right on top of each other. we know we are in a pandemic. we did not have to allow unaccompanied minors to stay. we were flying them back. joe biden changed that as president of the united states. but, aoc, who is a spiritual leader of the left has -- had a different tone in 2019 when things weren't even as bad as they are now. listen. >> no child should ever be separated from their parents. no child should ever be taken from their family. no woman should ever be locked up in a pen when they have done no harm to a human being. they should be given water. they should be given basic access to human rights. brian: she made up the last lasthalf as people were drinkint

of toilet bowls. this is worse and her tone has changed. did it surprise you? >> no. not at all. and, really, congresswoman is not alone in this but she really is the prime example of democrats and some people in the media claiming that they were, you know, they care about these migrants, care about the conditions they were when n. when it was under president trump and now obviously their tune has changed because this is now a democratic administration. look, it's not like she doesn't know where texas is. she was just in the state right after the winter storms that passed by through. and so she knows where the state is. and she knows where these facilities are and, yet, she hasn't made the effort to come down here. like i said, she is not alone in this. the hypocrisy is absolutely astounding. brian: that's why you give congressman cuellar other democratic mayors i just want to solve the problem. she did come out yesterday and say this is inhumane unacceptable horrible conditions of children in cbp's custody. it's not cbp's problem.

the problem is the policies that send these kids here. right now there is over 18,000. are you going back? real quick. >> i suspect i will be going back shortly because this is a crisis and there is a surge. brian: right. there is no end to it even if the president chooses to ignore it. julio rosas, thank you so much. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. president biden's infrastructure plan is out along with his proposal to pay for it. brian brenberg on how this could reinvent the economy maybe in a bad way. ♪ ♪

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>> i'm proposing a plan for the nation that rewards work, not just rewards wealth. it's a once in a generation investment in america. unlike anything we have seen or done, since we built the interstate highway system and the space race decades ago. it's big? yes, it's bold? yes. and we can get it done. steve: he left out it's expensive yes, as well. joe biden in pittsburgh introducing a $2.3 trillion infrastructure program. joining us now is business professor at the kings college

in new york city brian brenberg. professor, good morning. >> garage. steve: okay, so, you know, joe biden just signed that $2 trillion covid bill that wasn't about covid and now he want to pass his zillion dollars bill for infrastructure that is not really about infrastructure either. >> not quite zillion dollars but getting in the right direction. we should not be calling this an infrastructure bill. 5% to 10% of this bill is really what you would call infrastructure, roads, bridges, tunnels, the kinds of things that a lot of americans would get behind. but most of the bill is actually a reinvention of the american economy. it's reinventing how we live, how we work, how we do business in the bold of the progressive vision. so there is a lot of green spending here. there is a lot of healthcare. there is a lot of housing spending and every one of these areas the federal government gets more involved in people's

lives. steve: because he is a democrat republicans like to cut your taxes democrats seem to always raise your taxes. he would really raise taxes on corporate entities going from like 20 to 28% big worry for republicans if they raise the tax rate to 8% is a lot of businesses are just going to move out of the country. >> yeah, i mean, the problem with raising the corporate tax to 28% is you put us back on top of the list of the countries with the highest tax rates. that's not a list that you want to top, especially when you are in a moment where you are competing for commercial share in the world, for business with countries like china. this is a moment where we want to be competitive. the president talks about being competitive all the time. but when you have the highest tax rate of any developed country, you are not competitive. and when we talk about corporate tax rates, let's just be clear, every one of those taxes flows true to workers with lower wages, customers with heyer

prices. and people who own the companies shareholders, most of america with lower returns on their investments which means their retirement accounts get hit. this is an issue for regular people. this is not an issue for corporate, you know, fat cats or whatever you want to call them. this is the average person who gets hit here. steve: with the covid bill, you know, the average person wound up getting a $1,400 check. and people loved that they didn't really care about any of the other stuff but i got a check. with this it seems like one of the groups of americans that really benefits, the union workers. but then again, the democratic party has been losing, hecialging union workers, take a look at donald trump's support and so now joe biden has got to get him back in the boat. >> yeah. well he talks a good game with unions, the fact is when you are talking about all the regulation on energy. when you are talking about higher taxes, that's going to hit union jobs. union workers are going to have a harder time competing in a country that abandoned fossil fuels and runs headlong into

green new movement. steve, can you talk a good game about unions, but you have got to deliver the jobs. this isn't the policy that does that. steve: all right. professor brian brenberg at kings college in manhattan, which has in person learning, sir, thank you very much for joining us. >> that's right. you bet. good to see you. steve: good to see you. all right. about 10 minutes before the top of the hour, a minister takes legal action after he was denied a permit to hold his annual good friday prayer vigil at the u.s. capitol. that minister wants the people's house to go back to being the people's house and he joins us in this house next. ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu!

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♪ ainsley: a christian minister is suing vice president harris and speaker pelosi, accusing them of violating his first amendment right but denying him a permit for his annual good friday vigil at the capitol where a fence is still in place. reverend patrick mahoney joins us now with more. good morning to you, reverend. >> good morning. blessings. ainsley: blessings to you too during this holy week. you have a beautiful message, you want to pray for our leaders. you just want to stand there with your group at the capitol, why are they canceling your group and essentially jesus? >> we're not quite sure why. there is a misconception out there that many people think the

capitol is closed. and it's not. members are voting. there are staffers there. vendors are allowed. in lobbyists, invited guests, the media, the list goes on and on. the only thing tragically that is being prohibited is peaceful first amendment activities. we have filed this lawsuit, first of all, to return the people's house back to the people and allow the first amendment to be honored and celebrated at the united states capitol. but i think a deeper reason here, we are on the exact spot where the capitol was breached on january 6th. on good friday, we want to pray the powerful message that jesus brought of healing, of acceptance, of unity, and so this is why we are moving forward. and our hope and prayer is today we have a hearing in federal court at 3:30 that the united

states capitol will once again be a place where every american can freely and openly express their views and values, whatever they might be without government interference or oppression. ainsley: amen. so what are the chances that you will be able to do this tomorrow? >> well, it's holy week, so it may be friday but sunday's coming. we feel very optimistic about our lawsuit. we're confident and i find it very fascinating that this trial is happening at the same time that the trial of jesus was going on. so, we now are going into federal court for the right to share this powerful message of prayer and hope and love and acceptance and so at 3:30 we will know. listen, we will continue to press on and here is one of our mainly concerns.

if they can ban peaceful first amendment activities at the united states capitol building, then free speech is in danger all across america. ainsley: i heard christian leader say, you know, you ask god to get out of your schools, to get out of your finances, to get out of your government, and god is a perfect gentleman. and you can't just ask him to come into your life when it's convenient for you. i hope that you get your way and i just thank you so much for praying for our country and our leaders. god bless you, reverend. >> thank you so much. ainsley: you are welcome. we did reach out to vice president harris and speaker pelosi, as well as the capitol hill police board for a statement, but we have not heard back. more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪

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us what's going on. ainsley: good morning to everyone. happy holy week 7:01 on the east coast. disturbing video shows ruthless smugglers dropping toddlers over a border barrier. brian: another facility is opening up to handle the surge of migrant children. steve: mark meredith joins us live from the white house. mark, you know, the white house has said don't come now but apparently nobody is getting the message. >> steve, ainsley and brian, good morning to you phis, they certainly have been talking about ways to fight back against the migrants efforts that we are seeing from the central american countries. later today the president is going to be focused on infrastructure not immigration. first cabinet meeting a little later on today. see if he has anything to say about a disturbing story come out of new mexico. disturbing footage from the government show twos children being pushed over the border wall fence from about 14 feet and once those filters were to pushed over or dropped off then they were abandoned there. the government says the good

news they are doing okay. two sisters from ecuador, had those cameras not captured what was going on, those kids would have been likely in the dessert for hours. go further west tout to california where border agent tell fox news that migrants are simply walking through the border because the wall, once under construction, remains unfinished, you may remember the biden administration halted all wall construction as homeland security officials were reviewing a review of all the border security options that they have. but you see the picture right there, down in texas. meantime, a tenth emergency facility to hold migrant children that is about to go online. the national association of christian expected to host at least 500 children in houston soon. there has been a lot of talk about how to make sure they have enough housing for all of these people. meantime overnight we heard that west virginia democratic senator joe manchin is going to be going down to the border later on today with texas representative henry cuellar getting a firsthand look what's going on. steve, ainsley and brian a lot of lawmakers doing the same in the last couple of days.

steve: they're indeed. mark meredith at the white house. thank you very much. he was detailing the fact that they have opened now a tenth migrant center. yesterday, we told you this crazy story out of san diego where the school district there is sending teachers who are volunteering during spring break into this geneva convention center which is going to be holding by the weekend up to i think over a thousand migrant children, girls. the deal is though the teachers are, for the most part, teaching their students in san diego via zoom. there is no in person learning for the most part, except for 6,000 kids; however, what they are doing is they are asking for volunteers. who would like to volunteer? you don't teach your citizens in person, but we would love to have you do this. and right now they have got 15 teachers doing just that. ainsley: who teaches the kids that their tax paying kids?

steve: exactly right. they do via zoom. but, for the migrant kids they do it in person. and that has got people saying we wonder what is going to happen after spring break. well now we know because this week is spring break. ainsley: if they're giving teachers the options to continue to teach them through july then leaving other kids to teach these students does that mean the other kids don't a teacher. brian: zoom sub. hibernated one day a week half a day and gradually going to get up to speed. soon it's going to be june and summer is going to start then got to question they will bleed right into the summer and be back to school year full time all because this union decided it's not safe to teach in california where the numbers are plummeting. here's the san diego county office of education chief staff member here, the staff of music -- his name is music watson, kind of threw me for a second. our teachers have been asked if

they are interested in working at the convention center site as opposed to work sites they are assigned. to say so, for example, one of our teachers who normally works for school x could volunteer and change their placement working at the convention site instead of school. the convention site are illegal immigrants who came here illegally who joe biden said if you come, you can stay. where donald trump was saying we are in a pandemic we are going to fly you right home. this is an unbelievable choice that these teachers have. and they have the audacity to do it and say it. too they not understand how bad this looks? steve: well, one of the problems is, and this is -- we had a couple of parents on yesterday, and they are outraged. they get that the law says that migrants have to be given an education. they get that they just don't understand why the migrants get in person. brian: priority. steve: in person education while the person who live in that school district are taught via your computer. here's the current worry by parents. they are worried that a

volunteer teacher who spends a couple of days at the convention center and then on april 16th when they go back to a hybrid model where some kid are in school, they are afraid that the teacher will go into that convention center, contract coronavirus, where the infection rate is much higher than the general population, and then give it to their kids. and do you know what? that is a general wine concern pause it's all true. ainsley: it send the worst message because the democrats and joe biden saying keep wearing your mavericks. all these states stop wearing masks you need to wear them again, i'm pleading with the governor. so then they are tell you that you have to wear a mask and that you have to stay out of school and your kids have to stay out of school, and you are paying taxes, but then he let's teachers go in and these -- a lot of these kids are not getting tested when they come over the border and they are getting on these buses and being shipped into different part of our country. steve: with covid. ainsley: 10% of the people at that convention center have covid.

10% of those girls. they have quarantined them. but they are getting tested every three days, but it's saying the teachers are not safe to teach your kids but they are safe to teach these children. brian: think about all the money we gave them in all the schools, around the country. all the money to open up and now we say instead of 6 feet, 3 feet. they have all this cash to get sanitized and pretend as if san diego doesn't have any money. get the ventilation system up to date and still they sit on the sidelines and when they have some free time they teach illegal immigrants how to spell. jonathan zachariahson on reopen california, that's the name of his organization. he is the spokesperson, he says this. it almost borders on insanity. they were offering education to these migrant kids while they are also not offering the same services to our own kids in the same county. they use this spring break week to launch the program as a spin and, look, jen psaki fell for it but on the volunteer sheet they are asking volunteers to sign up to teach until july. and, also, on the reality, check

out their hybrid deal that they cut. the hybrid deal is a few hours once or twice a week. that is not a deal. by the time the kid get to school, they are coming home again. a lot of them are going to be doing what they're doing in new york city. kept them on the sideline most of the year, i'm done with you. they don't show up when they open the schools. in california these kids, the students are getting fed up, too. ainsley: you might think this doesn't affect me. i don't live in san diego. i'm not a californian. but, imagine if this were happening in your district. imagine if your child's teacher decided to leave. brian: wouldn't happen in texas. ainsley: could you imagine how furious you would be? steve: absolutely. that's one of the stories we are talking about. the other, if you saw close to 5:00 yesterday afternoon, joe biden flew air force one out to pittsburgh, steel city, to unveil some of the details of his new very expensive infrastructure plan. but, you know, he is saying we have got spend all this money to win the future.

think about it, who doesn't want to win the future? brian: exactly. steve: but, are you willing to win the future at a staggering cost? here, ladies and gentlemen, the president. >> i'm proposing a plan for the nation that rewards work, not just rewards wealth. it builds a fair economy, it gives everybody a chance to succeed. no one making under $400,000 will see their federal taxes go up, period. we're going to raise the corporate tax. it was 35%, which was too high. we are going to raise it back -- up to 28%. no one should be able to complain about that. it's still lower than what that rate was between world war ii and 2017. just too long that one thing will generate $1 trillion in additional revenue over 15 years.

ainsley: so he is basically saying don't open your company here because you are going to have to pay 28% tax. it's going up. steve: unless you want to pay the higher taxes. ainsley: don't hire americans, move to china where it's a lot cheaper. brian: 21% the corporate tax. ainsley: here. brian: dropping it. push it up as 1945 is a good comparison. sorry, but syria is also at 28%. we want to copy what they do. and europe has got to be happy. so china has to be elated so no longer are we going to have that international advantage. they say because we lowered the corporate tax we brought $1 trillion back into our economy. you don't think that helps? so here is what we are going to do to raise taxes in order to pay for his green plan only 10% of his plan goes to infrastructure. which we should get used to this whole thing because only a small percentage of his rescue plan went to anything to do with the pandemic. now the president of the united states is going to increase the corporate tax 7 points. he is going to increase this thing going to ask the rest of

the world to follow us. 21% global minimum tax. he wants to make it harder for businesses to merge with foreign companies. that will be competitive, 15% on reported income. eliminate tax preferences for fossil fuel sector. fantastic, that you should do. the fossil fuel sector which has been so burdened because the pandemic stopped everything in its tracks air travel to travel by cars, they are going to get this additional hit. they also are going to have money to cap oil wells and also increase the irs audits on large corporations. just on the corporate tax alone, brian brenberg. he is an expert in this area weighed in. >> talk about corporate tax rates. let's just be clear. every one of those taxes flows through to workers with lower wages, customers with higher prices, and people who own the companies shareholders, most of america with lower returns on their investments, which means their retirement accounts get hit. this is an issue for regular people. this is not an issue for corporate, you know, fat cats or whatever you want to call them.

this is the average person who gets hit here. brian: and small business owners, keep in mind, too with the last tax proposal it wasn't a break for the rich. the you were bracket lost 1.5% or went from 39 to 37%. for the most part three out of every four dollars generated from the previous tax plan went to working families. so, just to take the -- to continue to say trump's plan only helped the top 2% is flat out inaccurate. we should get used to because most of the things he says are just inaccurate. steve: well, it is accurate to say that there is a lot of spending here. it is accurate to say that parts of it appeal to both sides of the political spectrum. the big political question is does joe biden have enough political capital to get through the social infrastructure with republicans and at the same time raise taxes? right now mitch mcconnell says i would love to go ahead and do something with infrastructure, but republicans will not raise

taxes. part of what we heard joe biden pitching yesterday, part of it is going to get through. the big question is did he add all that extra stuff simply as a negotiating tool? all right. i will give you bridges and tunnels, but you've got to give me this elder. ainsley: there is a pattern. did this with the covid relief package only 9% went to that depend on who you ask, are brian, what was it "the washington post" said 5%? brian: "the washington post" said 5%. ainsley: i read this morning 25%. somewhere in that range, probably. steve: right. but the american public loved the coronavirus. ainsley: because they got checks. brian: initially. steve: what do you get out of this? that's the big question. anyway and we are going to be talking about it all day long. and carley joins us right now about 7:15 here in the east. good morning to you. carley: that's right. let's get straight to it. in just hours testimony will resume in the murder trial of derek chauvin. yesterday jurors watched new video showing george floyd inside convenience store before

his encounter with police. this as we learn floyd's friend, who was also inside the store, willing to invoke the fifth amendment if he is asked to testify. a witness to the encounter last may revealing the exminneapolis cop told him that floyd was probably on something. >> oh my god. >> are you okay? >> yeah. carley: chauvin faces four decades in prison if convicted. sources telling foxnews.com los angeles county district attorney george gascon is moving forward to dismantle the gang unit in his office. a number of prosecutor in the hard core gang unit are expected to be transferred to other units despite there being 700 active cases. los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva says the modify will make los angeles less safe

telling our l.a. affiliate in part this is not reform. this is beginning to look more like a suicide pact. millions across tennessee are bracing for more rain on top of historic flooding. warnings are in effect through tonight. at least 7 people have died after heavy rain and flash flooding swept the state this past weekend. first responder are going into neighborhoods to rescue people trapped inside flooded homes. and a spectacular selfie beaming back to earth by the mars curiosity rover. the image was captured near a rock formation on the red planet. the rover launched in 2011 was taking its 30th sample. meanwhile, the perseverance rory deploying a small helicopter nicknamed ingenuity. it takes about a full week to deploy. nasa is opening to get the mini chopper in the extremely thin air of mars later this month. so a lot going on in space and

here on earth as well, guys. steve: that's cool. brian: carley, you don't think they are going to find people on mars. carley: actual people, human beings? i don't think so. brian: if that happens, can you break into any segment. carley: thank you for giving me that power. brian: you have that power. carley shimkus, thanks. pfizer vaccine 100 percent effective in young people 12 to 15. 100 percent. some parent are worried of vaccinating kids. dr. nicole saphier and a teenager who will participate in the trial join us live to discuss next. ♪ to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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brian: pfizer says covid-19 is safe and effective in children 12 to 15 and hopes to have shots ready before the next school

year. joining us now to explain what it means for your kid, perhaps, fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier along with 13-year-old emma kate citizen bler who joined the pfizer vaccine trial thank you for joining us both of you. and emma kate, thank you for doing what you did. before we talk to you, dr. saphier, emma, why was it important for you to take part in this? >> it was important for mow take part because i want kids to get vaccinated against covid so we can reach herd immunity. brian: whether a kinds of effect did you have on both shots. >> i didn't have many effect i had a sore arm and i was tired and a slight fever but that was it. brian: you drove four hours from home for the follow-up. dr. saphier, were you surprised by the results 100 percent effective in this study? >> well, brian, emma-kate is a very strong and brave young

woman. a lot of her peers are going to thank her. i'm not surprised by the results of the study. not surprising. the inmy know biology of adolescent similar to young adults which is why we expected to see similar efficacy as well as side effects emma-kate just laid out. when it goes to the deescalation trial in the younger populations, they will have to move slower as younger children tend to respond a bit differently. the big question i have, are mainly in the younger children as a majority of cases of the multiinflammatory syndrome in children happen in those younger than 12, i would like to see them look to make sure that that same inflammatory condition does not come from the vaccine the way it does from the natural infection. but elm if a-kate in the sense that the adolescents, they have been the most effective when it has come to the distance learning in terms of mental health, physical health detriment so getting adolescents back in the classroom the best we possibly can may come with some vaccines especially because

of the adolescents and young adults are leading the new cases. brian: emma-kate why do you think the vaccine would be good for you? how has your life been affected? have you been able to go to school and see your friends. >> i did online learning for a while but then i was able to go to school but i haven't been able to participate in a lot of the sports i have wanted to participate in so that's how it's affected me. brian: dr. saphier, here's the thing. let's say it's 100 percent effective, a lot of parents are saying we don't know the long-term effect yet. while it might get you back on the field and back into the classroom, what do you say to parents who say what about 10 years from now? >> sure, brian. i have the same concerns having my own three children. i can also tell you we don't know the same effect of sars cov 2. we are seeing lung covid as well as. in isc. those are known to have chronic conditions that come from it. and that's happening in children as well. so, are yes, i understand your

concern and i do not believe that a universal vaccine campaign in children is the right way right now. but i do think it is important to have a safe and efficacious vaccine available for children especially the adolescents. brian: you don't support widespread vaccination of all kids being that we have this study and it seems to be on the fast track for the fda to green light it. you do not? >> at this point, brian, i do not. brian: all right. dr. saphier, thank you so much. emma-kate stibler thank you for doing what you are too long and best of luck. it looks like you are immune for about a year. at least. >> at least. >> yeah. brian: all right, elm marks have a good day. and dr. saphier, see you soon. president biden says his infrastructure plan put americans first. so will blue collar joe hold up his campaign promise to stand with the working class i ask? we will talk to a laid off pipeline worker about what the future of their industry looks like after xl pipeline was sheffield.

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carley: good morning, back with quick headlines a texas state trooper shot in the line of duty has passed away from his injuries. trooper chad walker was shot multiple times in an ambush south of dallas while assisting a disabled vehicle. >> police say the suspected gun map later took his own life. trooper walker was honored by a procession from fellow officers. he leaves behind a wife and four children. a major win for republicans in iowa's second congressional district. democrat rita hart withdraws her challenge after losing to g.o.p. congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks by just six votes. miller-meeks reacting on twitter. >> i am deeply appreciative that we are ending this now and i wish only the best for she and her family because i know how stressful this has been. carley: the republican went on to say it's time to move forward and unite. the supreme court grilling the

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infrastructure package, you know, i think we have tried it with obama, only difference is they are replacing the word billion with trillion now and thinking this somehow is going to make it better when all that

money was basically wasted on the research for green projects. we got projects rate now that we can start on tomorrow that would just get out of our way. steve: absolutely. neil, you know, you have been thinking about him pulling the plug on your job at keystone for a couple of month now. why did he do it? >> i really don't know. i think there is just a part of his far left wing environmental base that he done it just to please them when it really made no sense. if you want to talk about green energy and better ways to move oil, that pipeline was a lot better than doing it the way we are now, with the railcars. steve: yeah, randy, you have been doing this job since you were a terrible. now you are in your 50's. and joe biden pretty much is tell you to start over, isn't he? how do you feel about that? >> i don't feel very good about

it. it's pretty much a slap in the face to all of us, especially are [inaudible] older folk that's been doing it all our life. i can do a lot of other things but it's not going to pay as good as what i am doing now. it's not going to involve any of the skills that i have worked for -- worked with over the years. steve: yeah. john, when you heard the president yesterday talking about his plan, which is very optimistic, ultimately, it's going to raise a lot of pandemic's taxes, what's your biggest concern about that? you know, he said that if you are a family, and you are making less than $400,000 a year, your taxes are not going to go up. but you have got to figure if somebody is running a small business, you know, a lot of those businesses file their taxes on their individual income

return, income tax return, and those will be impacted, won't they? >> oh, definitely. and the other thing is, you know, who would -- like you said earlier, who would come and build when it's 28% when you can go somewhere else and, you know, in the state of pennsylvania, we have a governor who is forcing a carbon tax on top of this. so the state of pennsylvania, i don't know who would come to build whenever my neighboring states aren't part of reggie, and it's 28% income tax or corporate tax right off the bat, earlier, like you said, and most of the part of all of the green energy come from china. china is the leader in solar, wind, everything, but china is building 7, 800 coal plants as we speak. so, if solar is so good and you are the leader, why are you building coal plants? because they have a manufacturing economy there that they need electric. they don't need the electric to power houses. steve: well, you know what?

if people in your industry need jobs, yesterday he was talking about $10 billion, you guys could join the civilian climate core, neil, any chance you are going to join the civilian climate core with good paying union jobs? >> probably not i'm about tired to listening to anything to do with climate change. i can remember al gore saying mid-atlantic would be under water in 2009. i'm skeptical with anything that's got to do with climate change. steve: it is raining here in mid-atlantic. manhattan. i think that's unrelated. good luck to you. >> you bet. steve: coming up, easiest illegal border crossing along the rio grande valley. texas sheriff shares his firsthand accounts of how migrants are overrunning his county on the u.s. side of that river.

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♪ brian: all right, welcome back, everybody. it's easiest illegal border crossing around the rio grande that according to our next guest the sheriff claims his small town is being overrun by migrants who wait for the river to reach its lowest point so they can wade across in just

minutes. good morning to you, sheriff. >> good morning, how are you doing today. >> thank you for what you are doing. we know you are working so hard down there. what are you seeing? tell us some of the stories. >> well, we are seeing a large number of individuals coming across from the countries of guatemala, nicaragua, cuba, haiti, venezuela. this month alone, we have held for our border patrol partners 538 individual from those countries. so there is just a wave of people coming through. brian: how do you hold them? >> well, we just wait on the side of the river, one crossing point here in the county that all those individuals are coming through. we hold them there for border patrol a riffe. -- arrive.we hold them to get m processed once processed they turned over to ngo and they ship them out of my county. steve: they do. and the problem is for your

county, there are costs associated with them when they are there aside from the exposure to covid, which obviously is happening according to the infection rates. but, who is -- is the federal government helping your county with offsetting the costs or are you guys just on your own? >> we are basically on our own. just the other day 75% of my workforce for that shift was occupied assisting border patrol. so, you know, when i have four deputies working and three of them are tied up for the majority part of the day, you know, that just -- we can't serve our citizens in our community the way we need to be serving them. ainsley: is it true you are seeing them arrive with cell phones and luggage and clothe, new clothes? >> yes. they are coming across with cell phones. some have got credit cards, new clothes, they abandon a new set of clothes on the river they are wet.

they get into brand new set of clothes prior to border patrol picking them up. brian: i just laugh when the president of the united states says this is cyclical, it was happening before i got here. you say no it wasn't. the operation wiped out the old policy under president trump when they took over. they didn't have a plan to go into place. and they went on to say when they get here you asked them why they got here they said because this guy is more lenient. >> yeah, that's straight across the border. you ask them this is their opportunity to come across. looking at some numbers, i use as it a measuring tool of what our border patrol partners did in the year 2020 on a reporting system, they indicated 783. this three month alone, you know, they have 881 of those same type of reports. so that's half-that's almost half the work that they did last year done in three months of this year. steve: sure. sheriff, the white house says

that a vast majority of these migrants are being turned around and sent right back to mexico. number one, if you would answer whether or not you think that's true and, secondly, tell us about the people of your county and your community. are they happy about this? are they okay with it? or are they surprised that it's happening in such vast numbers? >> so, the answer is they are not all being sent back. the only ones that are really being sent back are the mexican, the people from the countries i mentioned, they're all being processed and sent on to wherever their destination is going to go. the citizens of my community they're concerned. they are afraid. i had a meeting with them almost two weeks ago. near the location where all these immigrant are coming across. now, they are concerned. they want to know what is their right to defend themselves and stuff. so, you know, i just try to ease their calm because a lot of these people they are basically

family units, and they have been peaceful to this point. steve: to this point. ainsley: right. exactly. sheriff, thank you so much for being here and what you do. >> thank you for having me. steve: good luck. ainsley: adam klotz joins us today with our forecast. hey, adam. >> good morning, guys. first day of april and what am i talking about? winter weather. actually a big cold snap in the next couple of days. seeing it early this morning with some of the temperatures down into the 20's, down around freezing. big area of freeze watches and warnings advisories across the southeast. cold air stretching as far as south as central georgia, central alabama, some of those temperatures getting down near freezing. it is a good 20 to 15, some cases 10 degrees colder than it was just 24 hours to go. if you woke up yesterday, it felt pretty nice. not necessarily the case out there this morning. it's all because of a big low pressure system that's now working its way up the coast. if you are on the back side of this, that is snow falling across interior new england, we

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ainsley: a northern county is program based on gender and race. recipients must be women of color with a child under the age of 18. the program is being funded by marin county. this move is politically motivated our next guest warns. here is coren rankin. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. ainsley: you are welcome. of what was your reaction when you heard that this amount of money, these women are going to get 1,000ed per month for two years and they have to be women of color and with a child under the age of 18? what was your reaction? >> well, my first reaction was that we shouldn't be, of course, giving out money to people based

on race and/or gender. when it comes to marin county they are no stranger to controversy. in 2009 the school board guilty of intentionally segregating their school. and they also -- he also found them guilty of knowingly and intentionally diverting funds from the black and hispanic schools to the white schools. so, again, when it comes to racial controversy, marin county is no stranger. and this effort that's being brought up now, it re -- it's very reminiscent of the recent desegregation of schools. it seems that the county, along with the philanthropic organization is trying to make an effort to make some good on the harm that they have caused to families of color.

ainsley: marin community foundation gave us a statement. they said our pilot program is the next phase in a research study we conducted last year. we found that the women who were grappling with the most serious difficulties of all are moms of color who face not only financial challenges but the daily imposition of overt and covert discrimination. this initial pilot program is directed to them not for any reasons of exclusion but because we are laser-focused on an area of greatest need. now, what if there is a black male who has a child of 18 and under and he is not doing as well as one of these women? he is not eligible for that money? >> unfortunately, according to the county of marin, the board of supervisors, and the philanthropic organization, no, he does not qualify. one of the board of supervisors objected to the motion and said he disagreed with this because women who -- white women in his district who would, you know, benefit from this money were not

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>> it is opening day for the mlb and all 30 teams are stepping up for game one. >> this is the type of town. >> beautiful shot of miami, lots of spring breakers are down there right now. yesterday i was talking to a friend who got the shot, he said i want to go to the game. >> i would add, the revelation came out you cannot carry the virus if you have the vaccine which means rand paul was right i can since i have the vaccine travel around and not carry it. that is big.

>> after the first shot your 80% protected. that is how we will get back to normal. the more people who get the shot, we get back to normal. >> >> the woman couldn't believe my development. the size and the definition. >> usually they comment on that tattoo. >> i don't want to talk about that. >> you mix them up. all right, president biden is unveiling the plan to rebuild infrastructure and the economy. brian: receiving bipartisan support could be an uphill battle. republicans warn of a massive tax.

griff. >> joining us from washington with a breakdown. >> good morning. let me segue this. table roll their sleeves up. they are going to sell president biden's $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan that was rolled out yesterday. >> it will boost the american innovative edge in markets with a global leadership up for grabs. competition in china particularly. they say we shouldn't spend this money. they ask what we get out of it. >> they are calling it an infrastructure plan is misleading because 75% of the doses are linked to basic infrastructure.

affordable housing -- >> i never heard phrases like human infrastructure or social infrastructure. it was always roads and bridges that if this were just about infrastructure it would get done but it is allowed more than that. >> don't expect bipartisan support. mitch mcconnell saying this proposal uses infrastructure as a trojan horse, the largest set of tax hikes in a generation. democrats use this as smokescreens for unrelated agendas. how to pay off the infrastructure package, president biden proposing raising the corporate tax to 28% proposing a 20% global minimum tax and imposing a 15% minimum tax unreported income. meanwhile the tax foundation study shows the increased gdp by

0.8%, illuminate 159,000 jobs and reduce wages by 0.7% and some say this bill will add to the national debt. the clock that runs and runs is beyond $20 trillion right now. steve: joe biden will have to flex his political muscle to see what he is able to get through. as we just saw mitch mcconnell says we love real infrastructure, bridges, tunnels, that all the soft infrastructure stuff we will not raise taxes for that. we have a fossil fuel industry that will be destroyed. it is all about green technology, this is the new green deal, they have money aside to wealth.

we will transition to green jobs which don't pay as much, don't need as many people, we are not ready to make the transition. if you want an electric car, the free enterprise is producing electric cars. if there is a thirst for they will make more of them. we are ready now. >> from 21 to 28, gas prices have gone up a gallon in some places. lumber is through the roof. it feels expensive and larry kudlow said this is the green new deal. it is a gigantic build up with no work requirements. >> regarding electric vehicles they will continue subsidies to buy them because the battery technology is not quite there but so much money we're spending on electric vehicles is for half 1 million electric vehicle charging stations across the country by thousand 23.

what the president unveiled yesterday, billion dollars or more in home care workers because joe biden says it is underpaid and undervalued workers for a very long time and get a decent living wage. $400 billion. in addition to infrastructure the number one thing, nothing to do with infrastructure even though they need that money. but so much of what he has has gone by. it is about alleviating poverty. the big question is how much can the united states afford right now? steve: maybe we will put the seniors in the new tunnels we build, the infrastructure -- >> if they build a tunnel.

>> you have probably seen it already but if you haven't look at this. these are two little toddler's being dropped by smugglers dropped in the desert. what is a 3-year-old, one is a 5-year-old, one is a 14 and this is near el paso, they had the surveillance video because border agents grabbed this little girl, they were medically cleared and in a temporary holding facility. >> gut wrenching to see them drop these kids 14 feet. the smugglers got paid. the border patrol took the kids to detention center. they are so lucky. we now here the federal government is opening the tent detention center.

what a difference a couple years makes. we will go back to 2019 when a bunch of democrats were running for president and on the news of donald trump's kids in cages kamala harris and 5 other democratic candidates for president went to america's largest detention center in homestead, florida privately operated and listen to the rhetoric she has about the human rights violations going on in these detention centers and she's now vice president and pay special attention to the last line of this soundbite. >> we have to stand up for our america when the trump administration overlooks the fact that what is happening to detention of these children, the circumstances by which they arrived is a human rights abuse. we are here to stand up and say

we are not going to allow this to happen on our watch. if elected the first thing i will do, i will shutdown these private detention centers. >> how ironic is that? not on our watch. when elected the first thing i will do is shutdown these detention facilities. she's now according to resident biden the border box and she's not had a press conference and has not weighed in on this. they are the same facilities but one big difference, there is a global pandemic that is ripping through these facilities and the administration has turned a blind eye on that. >> we knew she would do that because of her voting record. you can say a lot of things when running for president, president biden is talking about what is happening in georgia and it is not true.

who wants water when they get in line anyway but i digress, that's changing the subject but hey here is kayleigh mcenany. >> kamala harris. >> this was about having latitude without the blame. the latitude to reach out to foreign leaders without accepting the blame when the ill-advised biden policy or lack of a plan goes south as it already has. >> they open a tent facility which she says they would never do, in houston the association of christian churches, they took their first 500 kids, they expect to double in the next month and every time president biden says i didn't do anything different, the search was happening under print donald trump he was wrong, he wants to be accurate he would say that i changed that title 42. i now allow unaccompanied minors to come in.

he would say donald trump doesn't let kids started of on the other side of the rio grande and didn't say walk back, he flew them back and donald trump did not get off to a great start on the border but he kept rotating policies but president biden's determination to undo everything donald trump did has given us that, kids in pens, into and foil blankets. >> that is what you hear people say about donald trump, wasn't sure but he did what he said he was going to do, you hear that all the time. you are not hearing that from kamala harris, she changed her mind. >> maybe with kamala harris in that soundbite, first thing we will do when elected is shutdown private detention facilities. maybe that is why we've not heard from her or seen her because all he got to do is run the video where she says i'm going to shut those places down

because they are disgusting human rights violators and fast forward to today, the federal government is running the same facility in 10 spots. >> 12 minutes after the hour. let's talk about the pandemic. let's get to the issue that has dominated life over the past year, remember doctor anthony fauci said don't touch anything without gloves and don't wear a mask because it gives you a false sense of security, now we take off the gloves and put on the mask and we are not allowed to take off the mask even though we are vaccinated but somebody else's vaccinated and then told we can hang out with someone else was vaccinated indoors together and render and paul came up and said to anthony fauci and said i am vaccinated, why do i have to worry about spreading the virus? q before the revelation came out let's relive march 18th. >> you are telling everybody to wear masks whether they have had

an infection or vaccine, they have immunity, isn't it just theater? >> you where two masks, isn't that theater? >> you we go again with the theater, let's get to the facts. when you talk about reinfection and don't keep in the concept of variances, that is a different ballgame that is a good reason for a mask. >> what proof is there that there is significant reinfection with hospitalization and death on the variance? none in our country, 0. you want me to get the vaccine, give them a reward instead of telling them the nanny state will be there for 3 more years and you got to wear a mask forever? >> there is no science behind it. >> the vaccine in america, the cdc director said yesterday our data from the cdc suggests vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don't get sick and it

is not just in clinical trials but in the real world analysis, that changes everything, rand paul was right. he tweeted out this, doctor fauci, great news, t-cell immunity shown to include variants. do we need to wear multiple masks after we have recovered? that will be great. let's hear from doctor fauci regarding kids in cages and they are next to each other. and the migrants coming into the country without being federally tested. did he comment on that? >> thank the good lord for that. if we get a variant in my hair. will: that is what he was saying a couple weeks ago.

in his interviews, look at a pie chart, what he was waiting for, the cdc came out and said he essentially you can't get it. the good news is that is the number one reason why you should get the vaccine. talking to doctor nicole saphier, looks like it is 100% effective. young kids still the clinical trials but before you know it kids will adjust. brian: we don't know the long-term effects. ainsley: she was part of the study, that brave little girl decided to volunteer but she misses her sport. brian: lining up for the shot. ainsley: what is happening in his headline?

carley: a fox news alert. a child in a shooting at a california office complex. this person was also shot in critical condition, the suspect was also hurt but police say it is unclear whether it was from the gunshot or officers returning fire. police are not sure if it was a targeted shooting are random attack. several law enforcement agencies are investigating. andrew cuomo sought $4 million reportedly pitching his book about being a hero during the pandemic, drafting the book his aides were allegedly editing a politically damaging health department report that revealed a higher number of covid 19 nursing home deaths than previously made public. a small cruise line is only allowing passengers on board who have been vaccinated. windstar is requiring proof of vaccination, masks are still mandatory and can only be

removed through eating, drinking or swinging and test are not allowed to leave the ship unless they approve excursions. tom brady is a fan of his coach's new tattoo memo rating the super bowl victory, he posted a picture of it with the caption i am a man of my word. if they win the super bowl i will get a tattoo. i got mine and i love it. the legendary quarterback responded with his own ink. there is the coach, as the super bowl boat parade on tom brady's need but brady's is not real. unlike brian's who has an arm tattoo i had no idea. brian: he was referring to will cain. carley: head to toe. brian: tom brady didn't say would get a permanent tattoo, just a tattoo. they might have to leave room for another one, another fake

tattoo. >> they have so much fun together. >> they had fun the whole time but remind her to say thanks. there she is. still ahead. brian: never know how this works. the border crisis worsens. new polling show latinos are split, why our next guest says the administration is sending the wrong signals to hispanic voters. ♪♪

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now to trick out these lights. brian: president biden under fire over the migrants urge order with half the country disapproving of his immigration policy 63% according to an npr poll, the same poll that said latino voters we evenly split on the issue. our next guest this shows the

crisis cannot be solved bipartisan politics. ceo lily gilbert joins us from dallas, texas. joe biden is upside down when it comes to border security and immigration and things like that. how much has to do with the actual security of the southern border and how much about those disturbing images of children and family units head to toe in those detention centers? >> a combination of both but they are putting the problem under a magnifying glass and even before the kids pictures. we had a data point, 76% of hispanics won and favored more border security. there needs to be a refocus on the fact that while we do want to fix immigration which is

something even donald trump said he would want options on the table, that opens the board of security, so we don't create a humanitarian crisis when wanting to do one without balancing security and policy. that is what we are seeing. brian: your company concluded, what else did your analysis find, joe biden from when he was elected was clear he was turning on the green light. i've been talking about it. >> exactly right. analyze digital discussions as of last night which almost 1 million were hispanic and it is a clean 50/50 split, positive and negative the way he is handling immigration.

keep in mind hispanics are born in the united states, 70%, immigrants like me have to go through a complicated process to become naturalized. we do want to see processes that allow option and a way to merit the country but also at the same time protecting the border because of the national security crisis that would burst if we don't. steve: last time you were with us were only a few blocks from our world headquarters in midtown manhattan but last night you actually joined the mass exodus and moved into a brand-new house in dallas. tell us why you decided i am going to the lone star state? >> 50 years in new york city, but it has changed so much in the last 10 months. i had to call 9 one one because i saw a woman being attacked at 7:00 pm and things like that,

feeling unsafe and the spike in taxes being talked about in albany is very scary and the iron he is the more restrictions and taxes and less security, i feel like i am coming back but it is unfortunate to see what is happening and that is where you see the policy pushing people away. steve: you are not alone. my daughter sally and her new husband allie are moving from new york to dallas in a month and a half. of all the stuff you were talking about as well. >> we welcome them here, texas is very friendly. steve: you need to have them

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ainsley: and intense fire spreads to southern california. the flames the ignited incompetent, in vacuum waiting nearby homes, nobody was hurt but three houses were destroyed, the cause of the fire is under investigation. french president emmanuel macroin announces new lockdown of coronavirus cases surge. schools we closed for 3 weeks and there will be a month-long domestic travel ban. in addition people are only allowed to go 6 miles from their homes recreationally. and an overnight curfew, restrictions go into effect this weekend. california governor arnold schwarzenegger dismissing gavin newsom's claims that the recall ever driven by republicans, he won a recall election in 2003, says the movement is fueled by, quote, ordinary folks who are simply dissatisfied. the conservative student group at the university of texas

received threats after placing easter eggs filled with bibles around campus. left-wing activist tried to find the exam to destroy them. young conservatives of texas chairwoman telling the daily wire this was intended to be a fun event for everyone. you don't have to be a christian to read an uplifting bible verse and appreciate it. how senseless is that? brian: it is thursday during holy week. ainsley: commanded them to love others and love other people and tomorrow is good friday. there's an organization called the christian defense coalition and they for years have been praying for our leaders, our country, every good friday. they wanted to do that this year

but nancy pelosi and kamala harris and the sergeant-at-arms being sued because the authorities denied the request. reverend mahoney on our show earlier. >> there is a misconception many people think the capital is closed and it is not. members are voting, staffers, allowed in, lobbyists, invited guests, the media, the list goes on and on. the only thing tragically that is being prohibited is peaceful first amendment activities. on good friday we want to pray the powerful message that jesus brought of healing, acceptance, unity. brian: where is the common sense? he said it is going to be peaceful, it is a prayer vigil and it is on good friday. capitol hill is open. my daughter works at the capital. it is open.

it is wide open. ainsley: another staple of cancel culture. brian: we sent to vice president harris, speaker pelosi for statement, i checked my voicemail, they did not call, they did not follow up on this. we will see where it stands. ainsley: a judge is going to hear the argument have 3:30. we will see where it is going to go. it is holy week, say a prayer for that group and if they don't get it no one should prevent us praying for our country. san diego teachers have the option to give up teaching the students in favor of teaching migrants. fox news contributor where trump will resolve that next. steve: ashley strohmeyer live at coors field where the ball will be flying out that stadium opening day. what we can expect. >> we are here at coors field.

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>> verifying video showing smugglers dropping in children 3 and 5 years old 14 feet down over a border wall abandoning them in mexico. >> another disturbing incident exposing the threat of a worsening border crisis. lahren trump joins us to react. we know it is bad but when you see that video what are you thinking? >> i have a 3-year-old. as soon as i saw that video i immediately thought he would be terrified, no idea what to do,

these 4 children are coming here for one reason because joe biden and the biden white house has said if you send the kids here we won't send them back, we will bring them to america, everybody knows that. it is not a secret. it is almost a joke. we are putting these kids in so much danger, in our maps way, so horrible to see. >> what do you make of the double standard. you don't hear the administration, you can't come here because of covid-19. >> they are making everyone where masks. >> just talked about grateful for the break, they are allowing migrant children to have the option of in person learning. our kids for over a year have been out of school in many places across america.

these kids are missing out on social opportunity with their peers. they are missing out on scholarships, so much for their future and we are affording this to children who are illegal in america. they have prritized everyone but americans on the left. if it wasn't clear before it is clear now, the double standard is so glaring but we will not hear about about it from other outlets because the mainstream media covers this up but americans are waking up to see this. >> teachers are teaching the migrant children at the san diego convention center in person, teachers, going to be paid and get to decide to you want to teach the american kids

on zoom or the migrant children in person and so worry from the parents is the teachers, because they go to a hybrid the teacher might be at the convention center one day contracting coronavirus and go to the school and give it to their kids. >> you know who needs to make a fuss about this, the parents. they outnumber the teachers union and those folks making these decisions. these are their children, we disagree with this, what taxes are paying for, it is up to us to speak out and say this is wrong, this is not the way it should go. it is a scary thing and the priority is not on american children but kids that are illegally in this country.

this has to change. >> you are about to interview your father in law and did the interview and you tease that this interview is on social media, facebook and instagram and you got this email, remove content that featured donald trump speaking in line with a block faced on donald trump's facebook, posted in the voice of donald trump would be removed, resulted in additional limitations. how did we get to this place where the former president of the united states can't be seen on your account? >> it is so crazy. i know people dislike donald trump might celebrate this and think this is great, we don't want to hear from him anyway, every american should be outraged by this because today donald trump, tomorrow it could be you. the fact that they are able to just say we won't put up a video

of the president of the united states, they censored him while he was president, should terrify every single american. this is not the country we want to live in, this happens in communist countries but the message is they want to erase donald trump. they want you to forget he existed, don't want you to see him or hear from him, look away, move on, shut up and go on about your lives, forget donald trump existed. this is scary stuff. thank you for drawing attention to this because this shouldn't happen in america. >> what was his reaction? >> he is very upset by it, he might be thinking of a social media platform, never a better time to push that forward. >> what if you put a christmas card picture up? we did reach out to facebook. thank you, great to see you.

>> adam joins us with the fox family fox cam. >> what am i talking about? this is no april fools' day, feeling like winter across the country. a lot of 20s and 30s. this is below seasonal average, these are freeze warnings across the southeast, the mid-atlantic into central georgia, areas where it is close to freezing. a good 15 to 20 degrees cooler this time yesterday, closer to 25 degrees cooler, very winterlike feel behind a low-pressure system lifting to the northeast, from coastal areas in new york, interior areas we are talking 4 to 8 inches of snow, some winter weather advisories, spring around the corner but feeling like winter.

ainsley: ashley strohmeyer will join us from denver ahead of the rockies but first let's check in with bill hammer at the top of the hour. steve: the reds will win the world series. >> you always think that, nice to see you again. startling video from the evening at the border. what can we not see? drugs, fentanyl, two great guests on that in a moment. 5% of the roads and bridges proposal goes to roads and bridges. pete buttigieg has that today. georgia under fire, the governor is here to defend the new voting laws in that state. why are so many people leaving their houses of warship. is america losing faith? we shall see you then.

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close to 70. good news for people coming for opening day. i had a chance to talk to fans, business owners, restaurant owners, they are excited that there is still hesitation because covid is still a risk but listens what the fans had to say. >> it is 50% capacity. having people they are doing better. >> superexcited. we are season-ticket holders. getting on the internet as soon as possible. >> is still a risk? >> i'm a nurse, i am vaccinated and we are ready to go. so be it. >> i'm excited to be back in a

baseball game, having a little bit of normalcy, 50% normalcy. this year i am not so sure but i hope the rockies will win. >> the rockies at 40% capacity, the second highest capacity behind the texas rangers, they are at 100%, the dodgers are 20% and so are the anchors but the issue with those two, show proof of the negative covid-19 test but also their are no notes permitted inside and players have baseball, you have to wear a mask and socially distance. when i think of basil i think of sunflower seeds and things like that. brian: the player has to

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