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joining me now is tulsi gabbard, congresswoman from hawaii. one of two house democrats who broke up with her party and voted against the stimulus bill. congressman, great to have you here tonight. thank you for being here. why did you vote against the bill? >> because this bill was a slap in the face to american people. people sitting in their cars waiting in lines for hours to get free food from the food bank. people without jobs for months. people who are concerned about getting evicted from their apartment were homes because they haven't been able to pay their rent. to say that it is okay to give hundreds of billions of dollars to corporate special interest, to foreign countries, t to the military industrial complex, but to the american people who are struggling and suffering and need help the most, you get $600. it is an absolute insult. in the american deserve better. >> martha: you know a month defense bill, as i said, they were ours domain is $7 billion and we heard from joint chief ss concerned about the chinese bill for the navy and h

and attention to my tulsi gabbard of joins us live to discuss that and why she voted no on the covid relief deal last night. then the clock is ticking on elections held by the trump campaign with one lawsuit in georgia stalled as the president's legal team says they are being stonewalled to investigate and our legal panel weighs in getting a fair shot in court ahead of the states critical senate ahead of the election. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with gillian turner with the detailed critique of the covid package. >> breaking tonight, but the president trump is asking to make 11th hour changes to the coronavirus package after months of stalled out negotiation with us. the presidents of beef with the 5,000 plus page bill, he says americans need more money on offer. he also wants all the wasteful spending tossed out. >> president trump: $505 million to belize, guatemala, honduras, nicaragua and, the additional $150 million for the national gallery of art. >> he says it doesn't cut the mustard. >> president trump: he provides hardworking taxpa

ilhan omar, tulsi gabbard, exactly right. >> tammy: yeah.to tell you, larry, it seems like maybe that was a bit of an excuse. i would agree, though, if you are nancy pelosi -- look, she is 80. she fits within one of those categories. of course, she should get -- should get the shot. there is no reason for sandy ocasio-cortez to get this, and yet, we see this being politicized across the board. isn't it really clear, as joe noted, with the people who have been at risk from the start, right, people at the grocery store, at the pharmacies, people out in life, you know, you are in los angeles. we see the craziness going on out there. what is your sense about whether or not this will unfold fairly under a potential client and administration? >> well, obviously, the most vulnerable people should have access to the vaccine first. but, tammy, what i find rich about all of this is the fact that when donald trump announced operation warp speed back in may, the same people now fighting over who will get the vaccine were calling him delusional. this was

look, omar is right, tulsi gabbard also a democrat is right.are alexandra ocasio-cortez, you're 31 years old, you don't have to set an example by getting the vaccine now because no 31-year-olds are getting the vaccine for a couple of months. bottom line, it should go to frontline medical workers at first, go to the elderly first. no one talks about this from a media perspective. if you have type 2 diabetes, you are at particular risk, as far as this virus is concerned, and police, firemen, grocery workers, store workers, transit workers, people that work in food plants, teachers, they are the ones that should get it next. congress, particularly if you are young, under 50 years old, there's a 99.90 something percent chance that you will survive this virus. i get the point that you want to set the example, but in this case, let those folks get it first. don't jump the line at this point. ilhan omar, tulsi gabbard, exactly right. >> tammy: i have to tell you, lt seems like maybe that was a bit of an excuse. i would agree, though, if you are nancy

. >> reporter: wasn't just republicans upset, democrat tulsi gabbard blasted it. >> there is no way anybodyn the congress had the opportunity or the time to go through and read this bill to know what was in it. i have been here long enough to see how provisions are snuck into these bills. >> reporter: treasury secretary steve mnuchin says the $600 checks could go out as soon as next week. todd: the relief bill falls too short for restaurants. >> it doesn't give the resources necessary to the industry to sustain itself. many of these restaurants are 6, 7 months in debt. keep in mind 70% of the million restaurants across the country are single unit owners, this is the only business, 6 or 7 months behind in rent, 6 or 7 months behind in insurance liability, utilities in many cases, they need dollars to dig out and apply to those uses in this plan doesn't provide that. todd: the bill has no specific relief for restaurants they will apply for ppp funding. >> reporter: donald trump meets with house republicans to discuss how to overturn the election, the white house meeting included 6 of the pres

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efforts to check big tech, the former democratic presidential candidate and hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbardck. >> good to see you, thank you. >> i know you are a person of deep faith in you have been following these cases, i want to read something that justice gorsuch wrote concurring in this win, he said what could justify so radical a departure from the first amendment's terms among settled rules about its application, even if it's constitution has taken a holid holiday, it cannot become a sabbatical. where do you land on trying to find that balance between the safety and the freedom to worship? >> i think justice gorsuch provided a lot of very clear examples in his written opinion on the ruling, i'm strongly supporting the supreme court's ruling to take a stand in support of our first amendment rights, our freedom of religion for every single american and i think it's outrageous we've seen how houses of worship and religious institutions have been treated worse off than other institutions in our society, they've been treated more harshly and subjected to more strict regulation. to me, th

let's bring in the mechanical is one tulsi gabbard for the vaccines division and why she voted no on the government relief funding package. good to have you. >> always good to be with you. >> reporter: you made a point of saying you don't think you should be a priority for the vaccine, you have access with a member of congress, what do you make of that we are trying to figure out who comes next and this call by congresswoman presley and it should go to inmates are jailed in prison. >> let's first look at the twisted set of priorities the cdc has put out that has been heartless and revealing their arrogance in the decisions they are making that save the lives of elderly americans just don't count. the guidance that the cdc is putting out is essentially putting essential workers out of the line of our most vulnerable seniors and when we say essential workers we are not talking about high-risk healthcare workers, police officers or firefighters, when the cdc talks about essential workers they are talking every one from somebody who works at a bigger store to actors in hollywood and many

so i think we have to recognize tulsi gabbard is right. she wants more money instead of the $600 but she is right it doesn't go far enough. we can't substitute the government for the private sector. people need incomes and they need to get back to work. and that is the primary stimulus. all this other stuff i think is for political reasons. >> sandra: what's in it, $69 billion for vaccine distribution. $22 billion for states testing and tracing. really important, $13 billion increased nutrition assistance. $7 billion broadband access. list through what we do know is in it. we also know the foreign aid allocations in the spending bill, $500 million in foreign aid to israel. 1.3 billion to the egyptian military. 25 million to pakistan including for gender programs. some are pointing out and i'll ask you if rightly so, perhaps some of that foreign aid at a time when our country economically is so hungry and needing the additional assistance, perhaps some of that foreign aid should have gone to americans who are still struggling. >> yeah. are

will hurd of texas and tulsi gabbard of hawaii. will wurd is a native son of san antonio, texas, and graduate of texas a&m university where he was a student body president and graduated with a degree in computer science and international relations. after graduation, he spent nine years working and serving our country for the c.i.a. while primarily based here in washington, d.c., will was also stationed overseas in afghanistan and pakistan and india. while in pakistan, will worked under cover and became fluent in the native language. in the c.i.a. will worked to keep our national security safe, thwarting terrorism across the globe and putting nuclear weapons proliferators out of business. part of his responsibilities in washington was to brief members of congress here on the hill on intelligence and national security issues which undoubtedly sparked his interest in politics. during his time in congress, will has been a leading member on o cyber security, artificial intelligence, immigration, and tech issues. he worked incredibly har

congresswoman tulsi gabbard called on her colleagues to stand in solidarity with those at most risk. >> members of congress like me can get the vaccine before at risk seniors can. i plan to take the vaccine but will stand in solidarity with our seniors by not doing so until they can. i urge my colleagues who are under the age of 55 and healthy to jointly. >> most americans have to wait months before getting there vaccine, 320,000 americans have died from covid-19 with 115,000 hospitalized with the virus, doctor anthony fauci confident modern's vaccine will be receiving it today, alex azar will join "fox and friends" in the 6:00 hour. todd: ted to artist planning to leave los angeles for a small town in indiana saying the decision was inspired by, quote, all that has been happening with terrible policies, tyrannical government overreach, ridiculous taxing among so much corruption, she stressed she's not selling her a home or tattoo parlor but will spend more time in her new home. jillian: a manhunt intensifies for medication shooting a police officer, dramatic video shows the moment h

the report says facebook since she helped with a fundraiser for hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard andeared in photos with other california democrats. some say they have no recollection, behavior was consistent with chinese government intelligence operations and earlier this year mike pompeo warned local officials about chinese government influence. >> when it comes to doing business i am asking you to adopt a cautious mindset. when you approach a connection to a deal trust but verify. >> the chinese consulate was closed in houston, a hub of spying activity. shannon: thank you very much. is the newly sworn in district attorney unveils an agenda fool of progressive priorities many in la law enforcement are pushing back. jonathan hunt has the latest from the west coast newsroom. >> many of the measures announced were campaign promises they voted for when they elected him in november knowing full well he wanted to overhaul the criminal prosecution system. >> we are increasingly capable of getting to a safe neighborhood but we will never get there with small, incremental changes. >> among

tulsi gabbard saying the bill leaves crumbs for those who need help most.xandra ocasio ortiz, didn-co enough time to read the bill. >> what happened, white house kept saying no, not additional amounts for the stimulus. offered $500. we were able to get it up to $600 but hid the fact donald trump wanted $2,000. something going on in the white house hiding this information from congress. >> so you're saying that the white house was telling you something that did not reflect what the president wanted? or is it possible the white house was negotiating without consulting the president, and then just bringing him in at the end? do we know how that's been typical handled over the last four years? >> a great point. certainly possible secretary mnuchin we negotiated with was making stuff up. his views rather than the president's. we'll never know. at this point donald trump just doesn't care. he's playing golf at his private club. if he doesn't sign this bill today, the $300 in enhanced unemployment benefits will not go into effect fon ar additional week. one week a

one congresswoman is not disingenuous and unfortunately she is retiring and that's tulsi gabbard over who said with her military background, she came out with a very strong statement. she said i have a grandmother and you know what? i am not taking this vaccine until everyone in this country over the age of 65 gets it. if that's courage and that's what we need to come that not this duplicity and this politics overriding public health. >> tucker: i agree with that completely, nice to see you tonight -- thanks so much. a lot of the state of california is under a state-mandated stay-at-home order. some people think this is too far and some are protesting in their own way, that would include the actor kirk cameron. his protest is more creative than any we have heard of, he joins us after the break to explain what it is. oh well, look! that's what we're both taking right now, fanapt. you know it's really been helping me manage my schizophrenia. i used to hear these terrible voices. loser! you're such a failure. you're so embarrassing. i used to feel like everyone was staring at me. but we'

many democrats like congresswoman tulsi gabbard say that that's nowhere near enough. they say six of the dollars is too much. >> why stop at $600 a person? one out $1,000? why not $2,000? may be these new free money republicans should join the "everybody gets it guaranteed income caucus." >> you get 600 bucks. i will tell you, and hawaii that, in most cases, won't even cover 25% of your rent. it is an insult and a slap in the face to every single american in this country who is struggling because of this covid pandemic. >> today, health and human services secretary alex azar and dr. anthony fauci joined the ranks of government officials getting vaccinated on live tv. >> i feel extreme confidence in the safety and the efficacy of this vaccine and i want to encourage everyone who has the opportunity to get vaccinated so that we can have a veil of protection over this country. >> today was another day that we did not see a president trump yet he did tweet that the distribution of both of these vaccines was going very smoothly, but no word on when he may get that vaccinat

was one independent, just in amasher voted no in two democrats in the house of representatives, tulsi gabbard of hawaii and a member of the squad, rashida tlaib. this bill is going to go to the president, technically he has to sign it before midnight eastern time to avoid a government shutdown for what they usually do is put in a little bit of fiscal grout to make sure if it bleeds past the midnight hour the government will not shut down so the house and senate will be in alignment very soon. it is 92-6. vice president elect harris has voted. he has come to the building to cast a ballot so no government shutdown and covid-19 relief is on the way. >> good news to a lot of small businesses and people very much struggling around a new round of lockdowns tonight. appreciate you working 24/seven. doctor anthony anthony fauci and alex azar will be among the first to get the moderna fixing tomorrow. the first shots of the second vaccine to be approved for emergency use by the fda were administered to healthcare workers today. getting vaccinated has created a rift in the squad. rick leventhal has the

. >> harris: and you are talking about tulsi gabbard there, and on the other side of the aisle, taking criticism is senator marco rubio for much of the same thing. let's pop this up on the screen. congresswoman garcia cortez fired back at the critics o on . "maybe if the g.o.p. hadn't spent so much time undermining, i wouldn't have to weigh the potential misinformation consequences of what would happen if leaders urged people to take any vaccine that we weren't taking ourselves." it feels like circular reasoning. i'm a lot more linear than that. what do you think? >> of course it is. i think all of this is politicizing the issue here. what does the issue of masking have to do with this? of course everyone should wear a mask and distance, and of course travel should be restricted. what does that have to do with the vaccine? the vaccine is incredible. i'll be taking mine this week, i think i'm going to be in tears just thinking of a vaccine coming in ten months. everyone should be on board that ship, everyone should be cheering. actually like the cdc's format for who gets it when. health

listen to what tulsi gabbard had to say. >> this bill is a slap in the face to the american people.for hours to get free food from the food bank. people who have been without jobs for months. people who are concerned about getting evicted from their apartments or their homes because they haven't been able to pay their rent to say that it's okay to give hundreds of billions of dollars to corporate special interest. to foreign countries. to the military industrial complex, but to the american people, who are struggling and suffering are and who need help the most, you get 600 bucks. it's an absolute insult and the american people deserve better. will: right there on the screen before tulsi gabbard you could see a list of the things that are going, what kind of things are being funded with these bills. my, ament, griff, is simply, emily, it is if we are going to help people out, if we submit that is what is needed, why not go directly to the people? cut the administrative state out? >> yeah, you know, your point is so spot on, will. because what the president is highlighting is that th

tulsi gabbard over in hawaii who said with her military background she came out with a very strong statementave a grandmother, andd you know what? i am not taking this vaccine, tucker, until everyone in this country over the age of 65 gets it, tucker. now that's courage and that's what we need. not t this duplicity of politics overriding public health, tucker. >> tucker: i agree with that completely. nice to see you tonight, thanks so much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: well, a lot of the state of california is under a state-mandated stay-at-home s order. some people think this is too far and some are protesting in the wrong way. that would include the actor kirk cameron. his protest is more creative than any we have heard of and he joins us after the break to explain what it is. ♪ william: 145 over 92. alyson: 180 over 111. jodie: 182 over 100 and i had a heart attack and cardiac arrest, and then a stroke. vo: your blood pressure numbers could change your life. frank: a lot of people don't understand, including myself, i didn't know, now i do, the impact of having a stroke. william: my memo

congresswoman tulsi gabbard is calling out her fellow lawmakers as well as aoc fellow squad member, congresswoman omar. congresswoman ilhan omar called it shameful and said "we are not more important than front-line workers, teachers, et cetera making sacrifices every day, which is why i won't take it." people who need to get it most should get it. meanwhile, governor cuomo facing criticism after saying santa would be good to him this year because "he worked very hard." despite watching every aspect of the pandemic response, joining us now with reaction fox news contributor lisa boothe and civil rights attorney leo terrell. thank you so much for being here. all right, lisa i can't believe you've got a young aoc, 30 years old. you have doctors, you have nurses, you have a policeman, ambulance, people working ambulances. you've got icu nurses that haven't gotten it yet and she gets it? come on! >> i know and this is the first time legitimately the first time i've ever agreed with ilhan omar about anything. but i do agree with her here. there is no reason aoc should be cutting the line. this is comp

i understand that you are also cosponsoring legislation with tulsi gabbard.that. >> yes we introduced a bill to repeal the patriot act. two for bid the government from putting secret backdoors into your encryption. it's basically a cornucopia of several liberties. this would be great to pass this bill. it would also make it illegal to go after whistleblowers like edward snowden. i believe he did a great service to this country. he deserves a pardon as well. before he make it his own kennedy wash just for that printer i've talked about before. congressman thomas massie thank you so much much love to you and your family. >> thank you candy mary christmas. so for the left wing and the left or when you're fighting again. this time it could get really nasty. in a new interview congresswoman to shame under democrat elders calling for a revolution within the party, watch. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i mean i think so. i think we need to leadership in the democratic party, absolutely. but how do we ensure that when we shift we don't even

tulsi gabbard of hawaii, and several midwestern mayors were also targeted. separately, the gop leaders in san diego were targeted by political donors with ties to the chinese government in 2017. six republicans have asked the fbi director, christopher ray, for a full briefing on china's spying operations inside of the united states. congressman jim bangs that signed the letter says that china's influence operations go beyond capitol hill. >> we have seen professional sports teams, the nba, and figures in hollywood. the difference between all of them and eric swalwell is that he is a member of congress that is privy to highly classified intelligence that he is regularly briefed on the house intelligence committee. >> reporter: last year, 33-year- old chinese is this woman from shanghai was convicted of trespassing and present donald trump's mar-a-lago club in palm beach florida, while carrying a bag full of electronics. she was sentenced to eight months in jail, in order to return to china. she made it past at least five secret service agents before being cau

the report says fong's facebook said she also helped with a fund-raiser for hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbardppeared in photos with other california democrats. some say they have no recollection of meeting her. former u.s. official says fong's behavior is consistent with chinese governments intelligence operations. earlier this year, secretary of state mike pompeo warned local officials about chinese government influence. >> the china competition is happening. when it comes to doing business, i'm asking you to adopt a cautious mind-set. in the words of president reagan, we are approached for an introduction or connection to a deal, trust but verify. >> this summer, chinese closed a consulate in houston, calling it a hub of spying. shannon? >> rich edson, thank you very much. as the newly sworn in district attorney los angeles county unveiled, a full progressive priorities, many among enforcement are pushing back tonight. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has the latest from our newsroom in l.a. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, shannon. many measures introduced were campaign promises t

congresswoman tulsi gabbard of hawaii and several midwestern mayors were also targeted.n san diego were targeted with people with ties to the chinese government. they asked for a full briefing of the chinese spying operations inside the united states. congressman jim banks who signed the letter said that the influence operations beyond capital help. >> we have seen professional sports he teams, and be a, figures in hollywood, the difference in all of them and eric swalwell is a eric swalwell is a member of congress and is regularly briefed on intelligence. >> reporter: a chinese woman from shanghai was convicted of trespassing at president trump's mar-a-lago resort. she was sentenced to eight months in jail or return to china. she passed at least five secret servants agents before getting nabbed. >>> in a statement, spokesperson for congressman swalwell said he has been transparent throughout. republican and democratic congressional leadership were informed that he was not suspected of wrongdoing. no concerns were raised on either side of the aisle at that time. or over

tulsi gabbard and others where she helped to raise money and hoped to gain influence. been home to china. sending a signal to joe biden that it wants a reset of reels with the united states. it's a movement we saw hillary clinton try in 2009 with the russians she was mocked for the plays set reset button. russian invaded crimea and the u.s. stood by and watched. joining me now senator tom cotton of arkansas. member of the intelligence community. good to have you with us today. >> good to be on. >> martha: there was a report today that caught our eye in business insider. china is targeting joe biden and his team a top u.s. intelligence official warns and calls it an attack on steroids. do you think that is legitimate? do you think that is likely? >> >> joe biden has been very soft on china for decades. he led the charge for permanent normal trading relations. most favored nation status in the 1990s and also admit china to the world trade organization. in the course of his last campaign he said china was not our competitors and he was the one tasked by barack obama close

the cdc is prioritizing vaccines for the second round after the healthcare workers congresswoman tulsi gabbardending 100 million so-called social workers can get the vaccine before our grandparents can that members of congress like me we can get the vac seep before at risk seniors can. i plan to take the vaccine but will now stand in solidarity with our seniors by not doing so until they can. katie: what is your reaction to her criticism? >> well, a couple of fundamental mistakes in what she is saying. first, the cdc isn't telling the governors how to vaccinate or prioritize vaccinations would have independent committee of experts that made priority recommendations which the cdc sends out. the governors make the call whom to prioritize. secondly they are saying they would encourage people 75 and above to be prioritized. as well as critical front line workers like emergency first responders who are most in harm's way. so, it's going to be the governors that make the call on this. i agree we want to protect our most vulnerable. we want to use the vaccine to keep people going in the hospital. tho

brian: wow tulsi gabbard. >> and are still facebook friends. brian: let's talk about this. are alone. can we take a look at this picture and tell us what the message is and the caption below it, above it, excuse me. >> well to be fair, i saw this picture of steny hoyer sitting with all these democrats in the statuary hall that have lost and they are holding an award i don't know if it's a participation award or what it is and the caption was steny hoyer with the democrats who lost, so i thought i would take a picture in the same room, with all the republicans who lost, which was zero. brian: and there you go. i've got to ask you about this two additional seats one in new york one in iowa. the word is in iowa and in new york, nancy pelosi is going to step in and actually pick the democrat not let the people decide as they have a recanvass ing in new york's district and in iowa it looks like the republican won. is she allowed to do that? >> well article i, the house gets to determine who got elected and the democrats stole the race like this in 1984 we will not allow this to

and congressman, when you saw the squabbles that went on earlier this week with say elon omar, tulsi gabbard, democrats and alexandria ocasio-cortez, at 31 year's old got the vaccine and you had omar and gabbard say, no, you should wait until people more in need should get it and i know that -- i don't want to share your age but you're over 65, so you should get it because you're in a sort of zone when it comes to it. all that said, when should people get this in congress, should it be based on age as gabbard and omar was saying? >> i think in congress the decision was made continuity of government was made. i'm advocating people not travel. i may have to go to get on the plane to vote on a presidential veto later today or tomorrow, so i'm prepared to do that. it's part of the job. i signed up to do it. the vaccine has been made available to members of congress as continuity of government, this is a small fraction of the doses that are available. i don't think that's unreasonable as to individual's ages, they have to make share own decisions but clearly i think the importance of -- i know no

you voted against it as did one of your colleagues, tulsi gabbard and see said this. watch. >> it is an absolute disgrace. i saw president trump's statement and i agree with it. it is a terrible bill that is an insult and a slap in the face to the american people who are struggling and suffering right now. >> trace: do you agree with the president, sir, that we need to cut the fat out of this thing and bump up the reward for some of the people who are getting these $600 checks? >> well, i certainly agree we need to get rid of the pork. what we really need to do is reopen the economy. listen, even if we give a $2,000 check to people it doesn't replace a stable income for people. we have a government that has told people to shut down. we have thousands of businesses going out of business simply because of fear over the pandemic. we are dealing with a pandemic. we have to open the economy. and discontinue this current path of going in debt and bankrupting our companies and giving a little bit of money that ultimately is not going to solve the problem. >> trace: i just wa

i saw that like the top tulsi gabbard corners addresses on them.riff: what legal actions they intend to take next as they call on the fbi investigate. attorney general bill barr made clear yesterday that the department of justice will continue to receive and vigorously pursue all specific and credible allegations of fraud. he shot down the president's claims thus far that the election was stolen. telling the associated press, quote, to date we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have affected a different outcome in the election. now, that drew a swift response from the president's legal team who said, quote: with a great respect to the attorney general, his opinion appears to be without any knowledge or investigation of the substantial irregularities and evidence of systemic fraud. meanwhile, guys, the fired dhs cyber security chief sticking to his guns writing in a op-ed "the washington post" yesterday that the 2020 election was the most secure in u.s. history. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right, griff. thank you very much. it's very tr

brian: how many are on that his ro khanna and tulsi gabbard. >> talk a lot of people. right now to see if you guys are going to get anything done on a bipartisan level to get some aid to the people while these mayors and governors haphazardly shut down businesses and livelihoods. so i understand you got two bills. broken up into two bills. one is 748 billion and the other is 160-plus billion. the 740 billion you guys kind of agree on. what you don't agree on is money to the states. they don't agree on liability insurance for businesses. so are you going to pass anything i mentioned? >> we need to get it done. look, going back to september, we have been raising the issue of another round of paycheck protection loans for those small businesses like had you on earlier. the heart break in stories where these governors are just crushing these businesses not based on science. brian: this bill 300 billion for ppp. >> money in that. and that should have been passed back in september and for whatever reason the speaker held that up. but at the end of the day, we need to get thi

brian: ro khanna and had had tulsi gabbard. will said this is just the tip of the iceberg.sley: steve scalise on our show this week one of the other republicans close interaction with chinese intel services however unintentional they may be are unacceptable national security risks. brian: as we switch gears and talk a little bit about hunter biden and as it treat joe biden becoming the next president of the united states, i thought we were doing this story over the last week and a half. is this the year in review? they are actually rolling out the hunter biden i invest in all types of countries with no apparent skill and with no apparent ability to, i don't know, make profit off those investments. now all of a sudden people are unrolling this story and i'm saying to myself we did this story in october into november. but it was ignored by big tech, by everyone other major outlet, in fact, the "new york post" wrote story, you tried to forward this story about hunter biden, the emails, the revelations about his investments in the china. kazakhstan, ukraine and romania. your ac

you know, congresswoman tulsi gabbard said the other day that there should be a lion.and not go out of the line. she is a celebrated military veteran as you know. and let me tell you what the line is here. here at nyu langone health, we are in cohort one. cohort one started with our emergency room workers who see covid directly. icu workers who see covid directly. you saw me interview tara easter last week who is the manager of the medical icu. and we have moved on to direct covid patients. now it's my turn. i'm in line because i see patients day to day. face to face, griff. i'm going to see them today in the office. i'm going to see them tomorrow in the office. so i'm at the right point in the line. it's my turn. i'm incredit i can bably excited to get this vaccine. i talk to some officials from operation warp speed yesterday. it's unbelievable that it's occurred so fast. and i'm here with nurse regina who how many vaccines have you been giving out. >> so we gave out many vac seems seems more than hundreds every day. >> have you had the vaccine yet. >> not yet. i'm pl

congresswoman tulsi gabbard is talking about banning flights from the uk on fears of flights from theo the united states from uk must test negative for covid-19 before boarding the plane. canadian officials confirming two cases but some fear the highly infectious vary rant is already here in the united states. >>> you can now jump-start your morning with mushroom coffee. it is becoming a popular drink, just standard coffee mixed with mushroom extract. experts say the fungus helps balance the body's immune system. they believe mushroom broth and mushroom jerky will be some of the biggest food trends of 2021. and those are your morning's headlines. i heard about that trend. i seen it coming. i heard joe rogan talk about. maybe a different variant of mushrooms he talks about. i heard a little bit about the mushroom trend coming. rachel: well i like mushrooms. i don't know if i like them enough to eat them as jerky but we'll see. will: right. rachel: let's get to adam, turn it over to the weather. adam, what do you have for us? adam: good morning, guys. what we're track something really c