i am ashley strohmeyer.ow back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: what are your thoughts from a civil libertarian point of view about these types of what some would say tracking mechanisms that would be adopted going forward to reopen our broader economy? >> yeah, i'm very concerned about slippery slope in terms of continuing encroachments on personal liberty. >> laura: if attorney general bill barr is concerned about plans that may include tracking and monitoring the health of individual americans, you should be too. that was a little surprising. you heard the president speak so favorably about the idea yesterday. >> it doesn't sound like a bad idea actually but -- i don't know if i'd be okay, i'd have to see it. but it sounds very scientific and it sounds like it could be good based on trapping. but it also has to do with rights and lots of different constitutional questions. >> some people are suggesting it would be like the post-9/11 patriot act that ultimately led to phis fisa abuse.>> i was ultimately

i am ashley strohmeyer. back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for friday follies. joining me for all the main mayhem, it's raymond arroyo. all right, ray. have the cuomo brothers, tell me they haven't given up their sitcom. please. >> actually they have not given up their sitcom. >> laura: gut! >> it's all part of a latest edition of the house husbands of the hamptons. ♪ >> good to see you, big brother. >> good to be with you, little brother. >> that you are killing me by giving me hope. >> the only way we broke down the virus spread is by doing what we are doing. the cure is not worse than the disease because the disease can kill you. and that's what people have to remember. >> i don't want to give you the freedom point because i don't buy that. you're hurting my freedom. i don't know why the president is saying that. i hope you don't say that, go liberate our own regions or something like that. >> he's essentially here lobbying his brother, the governor of new york to

i am ashley strohmeyer. now back to "the ingraham angle." all your headlines, go to foxnews.com. >> laura: it's time for are seen and unseen segment where we expose the stories behind the headlines. throughout the lockdown, cnn anchor seemed to increasingly become the story. for details kamil we are joined by raymond arroyo. raymond, what is happening over they at james earl jones' old "this is cnn?" >> laura, the first rule of journalism is to not make yourself a number of them have contracted the virus and demoted about their personal experiences. it almost appears as if they've launched a series of new reality shows. you can call this one, "are you sicker then a cnn anchor." >> coronavirus is, like, >> they are to test we are all becoming familiar with. a diagnostic test and this one, the test for antibodies. >> i've got a positive diagnosis for covid-19. i have a nasty cough which hasn't been too much fluttering away. >> as for me, i tested negative. >> christina said it didn't look right for me to be sick. it looks too much like what i'

i'm ashley strohmeyer. back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's time for are seen and unseen segment. we reveal the stories behind the headlines. with details, i'm joined by raymond arroyo. also, author of "the amulet of power" now in paperback. so sad, bernie sanders and an or suspended his presidential campaign today with this threatening overture. >> i will stay on the ballot in all of the states and continue to gather delegates. we must continue to assemble as many delegates as possible at the democrat convention where we will be able to exert significant influence over the party platform and other positions. >> there was no endorsement here of biden. none! this was a call to the revolution to continue. you heard what bernie said, he wants to continue to collect delegates so he can drag the party platform even further to the left. if bernie's ideas were as mainstream as he claims they were, why isn't he the democratic nominee? >> laura: yeah! this is, like, go to the barricades moment. this isn't, i

i'm ashley strohmeyer. back to "hannity." >> sean: the great one mark levin warning back in february thatat the witch hunt would harm america's coronavirus response. he's the number one "new york times" best seller, number one show 8:00 p.m. sunday nights, "life, liberty, levin." the great one, it hurt. and nancy pelosi saying on february 24th, go to chinatown? donald trump had implanted the travel ban that was racist a month ago. >> and now she's apparently a nonessential employee because she has not showed uphe for work and she using number three in line to be president of the united states. as for her ice cream, i'm lactose intolerant so i would never touch it. i want to thank the president and the vice president. they are the ones who have been pushing to open up the economy. the governors have shut down the economy. not the president. the governors have shut down businesses, not the president but several of them are dragging their feet. you can see it's the president a month ago and now trying to press

i'm ashley strohmeyer. back to "the ingraham angle."or all your headlines, go to foxnews.com. >> laura: where millions of americans feel pain and suffering, democrats seen opportunity in the coronavirus and some aren't even trying to hide it. >> i'm wondering if you see the potential as some others in the party do for a new progressive era, if you want to call it that, in national politics and policy. >> absolutely we see this as an opportunity to reshape the way we do business. and how we govern. b1 reshape? reimagine? remake. joining me now is steve forbes, editor in chief of forbes media, and mike huckabee, former governor and fox news contributor. jim clyburn frame the timing of a pandemic that's n now killed over 47,000 americans as a "tremendous opportunity." your thoughts? >> that's stunning that someone would see this as an opportunity rather than an incredible burden over the now 26 million americans who are out of work. it's also an opportunity for america to decide if they want thesee kind of policies to take individualism an

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am ashley strohmeyer.hina reviving its death toll from the coronavirus pandemic. raising the number of dead in wuhan, the epicenter of the virus, from 1,290 to 3869. china state news agencies says the deaths were from people who died at home without seeing a doctor were being tested for the virus. china also stated smell medical facilities were overwhelmed her and also under reporting data about the coronavirus pandemic. one in six americans are now out of work mostly due to the coronavirus pandemic. that's the worst unemployment numbers since the great depression. another 5.2 million workers applying for first-time jobless benefits bringing the four week total to 22 million. i am ashley strohmeyer. now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: i want to now bring in back dr. phil mcgraw, host of "dr. phil" which is in its 18th season, i can't believe that. we asked our viewers what theyhe really wanted to know during the coronavirus lockdown. a lot of mental health issues, and a lot of concerns. our first q

i am ashley strohmeyer.k to "hannity." >> sean: sadly but t predictably, the mob in the media continue to demonize out of work americans and show outright disdain for those that are enduring economic hardship, if you can believe it. we have the tape.be take a look. >> i want to put back this photo of these ohio protesters that went viral this week. a lot of people said it looked like a zombieeo movie. zombie directors also think so too, looks like a scene out of "the walking dead" or whatever. what is it they are trying to channel here? is this neo-confederacy, what does that have to do with a pandemic? >> they are disinfecting offices, they are cleaning people, they are changing bedpans, and they are working, those people are out there complaining because they don't have haircuts? who the hell do you think you are? >> sean: the comments are destructive, repulsive, the sneering at tens of millions of suffering americans. couldn't be any more clear, coronavirus lockdowns as columnist glenn reynolds points out

i am ashley strohmeyer. back to "the ingraham angle." all of your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> laura: it's time for our seen and unseen segment where wb expose the big cultural stories of the day. joining me now is raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. all right, ray, tb getting very strange during this staying play shutdown deal. what is speaker pelosi up to. i wonder where is she, pray tell?s >> she's showing up a lot and she showed up on james gordon's show from her kitchen. after claiming that the president is not concerned about the working people during the coronavirus outbreak, she revealed her key to surviving the quarantine. >> chocolate. >> really? >> chocolate. chocolate candy. >> wow. my... wow. >> other people in our family love other flavors print chocolate. we have some other chocolate here. >> laura, you heard of caliph in your closets, that's the california closet of freezers. she's talking about protecting the working man, she's got the gourmet ice creams, those go for $13 a tub. >> laura: pelosi? does pretty we

i'm ashley strohmeyer.ack to "hannity." ♪ >> mike: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." developing tonight, beijing rejecting secretary of state pompeo's request for access to the wuhan lab that u.s. intel officials believe is linked to the virus outbreak. and not only that, we are also now learning that china's coronavirus cases may have been up to four times would officials reported. that according to a study out of hong kong. here to explain more isff the author of the book "the coming collapse of china," gordon chang. i'm delighted you are here.th i don't know anyone who can speak to this more clearly and effectively.d just how much misinformation do you believe we are seeing from china right now on coronavirus? >> from the very beginning of the outbreak until now, there has been one piece of misinformation after another. and the reason is for the communist party, the most important thing is controlling the narrative. we learned that, governor, on january 26 when the communist party announ

i am ashley strohmeyer.ow back to the ankle now back to "the angle." >> laura: it's time for our seen and unseen segment where we look at the big cultural stories of the day. biden tries to talk away joining us with all the issues is biden held a town hall yesterday that was, i guess, designed to bolter dell might bolster his with women. >> looks a little tone-deaf. to host a women's event while studiously avoiding the sexual abuse allegations of a woman, mainly former biden staffer tara reade. hillary clinton was along for the ride to indoor biden and after a painful start, it looked like they were in a hostage video, biden got the hillary endorsement. although it came during nap time i think, laura. he was nodding off, it was a mess. the biden camp sold this as a town hall which means three questions were answered, that probing journalist michelle kwan, former olympic figure skater, i kid you not, what women stuck at home with domestic abusers should do during the quarantine. >> violence against women is a

i'm ashley strohmeyer.to "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ >> tucker: well, after he tested positive for the coronavirus which was a scary moment, and we sent our somebody at the time, cnn's chris cuomo started broadcasting his show from his basement. from his basement, he delivered firm orders to all americans to stay home, no matter what. >> while most americans are staying inside, or should be, is they're not out protesting like fools, they are not happy about being told to stay home. staying home saves lives. and the rest of us should be staying at home for our mothers and the people that we love, to keep us farther apart will ultimately bring usp closer together. no matter where the virus goes. the way to stop it will always be the same. our collective conscientious actions, staying home. >> tucker: hey, scamper back to your hovels. go inside, do you hear me? at that exact moment, while chris cuomo was demanding that america go inside and get back to their own homes, he wasn't taking the same advice. it turn

i am ashley strohmeyer. back to "hannity." >> sean: conspiracy theorists over at ms dnc, they are up to the same old tricks for this time, a guy named chris hayes wants to out roz well rachel mount all, floating a sick theory that the trump administration inflated early death projections so they could take a victory lap when the final totals proved to be a lower. you are sick. that's nuts. author of "the new york times" best seller "unfreedom of the press." an host of "life, liberty, live-in," i call him the great one. great one, three and a half years of this hate, they got it wrong. they got it wrong again. we have all the evidence. >> they are >> their great candidate joe biden. i want to tell the president, vice president, thank you for everything you are doing. i can see on your faces how hard you are working. god bless you. thank god joe biden is not there, he'd be calling in the nation's top proctologist. i have some questions i wanted to ask these doctors if i were at the press conference. a very ser

i am ashley strohmeyer. now back to "hannity." >> sean: the american economy needs to be safely reopened and as quickly as possible. how do you balance keeping people healthy and safe while getting the country back to work? here to answer that and much, much more is dr. oz. here we have the preeminent expert on hydroxychloroquine. this guy. lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, cedars-sinai, 400 peer-reviewed papers that he has written. he said, hydroxychloroquine is safe. at these doses, there is no risk. the question is how concerned when science becomes politicized obviously like now, that's a problem? >> it's dangerous. 30 years ago when i was going through medical training i was taught like most doctors to ask the brain questions because that's where we find the best answers. we treat patients independent of any political leader's belief. i get that pundits are motivated by definitions. when the attack with highest medicine, shows at the debate that doctors are supposed to have with each other and that's vital,

pittsburgh also being monitored a.i'm ashley strohmeyer.tucker carlson tonight." >> tucker: the wuhan coronavirus is called that because it began in the city of wuhan and spread across the world because chinese ieauthorities might about it, bt instead of holding them accountable, the western press often sounds like chinese propaganda. here's a recent tweet from nbc, as if you need more evidence. but here it is. "the u.s.. reports 160,000 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours, but meanwhile in th china, not a single coronavirus death was reported. noticed that nbc, the news gatherers, never bother to ask why, as every western city's shutdown, life in beijing and shanghai is completely normal. why is that, by the way? someone should get to the bottom of that. political bias is one reason -- they defended ms-13 when he attacked them. but there is more than that going on, a financial interest at the bottom of this that you should know about. thanks so much for coming on. your reporting shows that many big american media companies aren't simply, for id

i am ashley strohmeyer. now back to "handy."hannity." >> sean: 4.4 million americans filing for unemployment last week as the coronavirus lockdowns continue to cause economic devastation all across the country. a also developing tonight, harvard, other major colleges, as the president said they would, they are returning the taxpayer relief fund citing the massive the massive endowments, $40 billion or somewhere near there. here to explain that, cohost of "outnumbered," she does a lot of shows and she's on a lot of shows, melissa francis is with us. i've had a lot of discussions with people on this and one really smart business friend of mine said, you know, some of these companies, and the money, even though they are big companies, they wouldn't be paying these employees.ar they wouldn't be paid otherwise. the second thing they said it is you have no idea the fiduciary response abilities if they don't take it. does that make sense. >> that may be the case of the companies but look at the statement s harvard made about this and r

. ♪ >> light from america's headquarters i'm ashley strohmeyer. and the u.s.killing 7,000 and that is more than a fifth of the nation's fatalities. 36,000 nursing home residents and employees have the virus, the figures based on a new analysis by "the new york times." in this week's 17 bodies discovered in a four person work of new jersey nursing home. a new york this is -- said this is a death pit. largely overcrowded and understaffed. and the wnba, kobe bryant's daughter and two of her teammates honoring draft picks friday night. the three teams among nine people including the nba legend who died in a helicopter crash in january at 13 years old. she was a rising basketball start. i'm ashley strohmeyer, now back to tucker carlso "tucker carlso" >> tucker: one group of victims in this pandemic who, for some reason, have been all but ignored out the many americans who badly need medical and dental procedures right now but can't get them thanks to lockdown. you never see these people on television. most are suffering in silence. we've all been told we must sacri

i'm ashley strohmeyer. now back to "hannity." >> sean: this is a huge fox news alert on the deep state. newly declassified footnotes from the inspector general's fisa report, first reported by a former colleague, cbs news reported catherine herridge revealed now tonight that the fbi, they were warned multiplewa times about russian efforts to use the steele dossier as a conduit to spread propaganda and misinformation. in other words, they knew. they'll make that steele was being fed lies from russian intelligence and then you as early as july of 2016 that steele was working on a smear investigation into donald trump. they still used hillary's dirty, bought and paid for unverifiable now debunked dossier.nd look at this, footnote 347, that there were "contacts between some source and an individual in the russian presidential administration in june, jul july 2016, the sub source supporting strong support for cecandidate clinton." turns out they were feeding christopher steele the lies that would represent the d

i am ashley strohmeyer. now back to "the ingraham angle." your headlines, had told foxnews.com had to foxnews.com. >> it cannot be at church. we've got to get our country cured. i know there are some pastors and ministers and other that wants to get together. he'll our country. let's get healed before we do this. >> what a briefing as the president was seeing, we are seeing faith leaders adapting to the covid-19 quarantine for example. for insight on how they are finding the sacred during this difficult time and how you and your family can do the same, we have woken up and made sure he stayed up, raymond arroyo joins us. has there ever been a good friday like this that you can remember? >> no, brian. only china and parts of africa have had public expressions of faith suppressed like this. st. patrick's cathedral to date completely empty during good friday services. cardinal dolan, no one is there. millions are turning into broadcast of these religious services. at notre dame in paris, the archbishops and a few acolytes were hard hats in a ve

i am ashley strohmeyer.k to "bill helmer reports." >> bill: is there another stimulus package in the works? chad pergram joins us with the latest from washington. what are they thinking about now? >> hey, bill. there was that impasse on the senate floor yesterday on the small business provisions, but that impasse has now sparked negotiations. senate minority leader chuck schumer chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi, they spoke separately with steve mnuchin. pelosi concerned about underserved community getting access to capital. schumer says, there is no reason we can't come to a bipartisan agreement by the end of next week, but now you have some republicans in the senate say wait, we want to see if the phase three bill works. the proposals for the phase four bill, the idea is out there are legion. john hallway, republican senator from missouri, says he wants to pay workers 80% of their salary. the other big question they have to get resolved here is oversight. adam schiff, the chair of the house inte

live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmeyer. trump saying he will use the defense production act to increase output up to 10 million a month. governor cuomo says things are improving in new york with the number of deaths in the coronavirus fell to 507 down 33 from friday. he said it shows social distancing practices are working. police report 13 are dead plus a shooter in the province of nova scotia. please say it all began last night when they entered a call for firearms violence and into this morning it ended with the suspect dead as well as a canadian. [inaudible] back to life, liberty and levin. for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> welcome back america. we have a tremendous guest doctor john chloroquine. you are codirector of the research innovation center at health research and policy and of statistics. you are one of the most cited medical researchers ever come up professor of statistics at stanford university, you are a member of the u.s. national academy of medicine. in research that you conducted, and others

i'm ashley strohmeyer in new york.a series of powerful storms moved through the region. at least six people dead in mississippi. the storm's tornadoes, wind, rain and hail have been pounding parts of the dee deep south all weekend long and it's expected to keep climbing throughout the night an early morning. you can see from these pictures the destruction extends over a wide area. earlier wind damaged homes, buildings and trees in monroe louisiana, the national weather service also reports tornadoes over the northwestern north-central parts of louisiana. one tornado is said to be

i'm ashley strohmeyer in new york. a tragic day in the south as a series of powerful storms moved through the region. at least six people dead in mississippi. the storm's tornadoes, wind, rain and hail have been pounding parts of the dee deep south all weekend long and it's expected to keep climbing throughout the night an early morning. you can see from these pictures the destruction extends over a wide area. earlier wind damaged homes, buildings and trees in monroe louisiana, the national weather service also reports tornadoes over the northwestern north-central parts of louisiana. one tornado is said to be moving across southern mississippi earlier tonight at more than 200 miles per hour. joining us now live on the phone, sherry lives in jackson mississippi. tell us what it's looking like where you are right now. >> well, the weather has calmed down where we are actually in meridian and eastern mississipp mississippi. our last watch ended around 9:00 p.m. central time. so, right now it's calm. >> and i assume it's d

i'm ashley strohmeyer and back to "tucker carlson tonight." >> tucker: at the current pandemic is focusedention. they have quietly automatically unthinkingly spent billions of dollars supporting over the decades and most up we felt good about it. but now it's time to ask a veryp reasonable u question that the president is in fact asking. what are we getting for that support? china spends less than half as much as we do supporting the w.h.o. and it's clear what they get. they get a servile global organization that's abetting their rise to superpower status. tih.o. excludes taiwan for membership solely because beijing has demanded that they do that. b cruelly, by the way. from the start of this pandemic the world health organization has done shockingly little to stop the virus from spreading izaround the world. in fact when the organization appears in public at all it seems to be functioning purely as an offshoot of chinese state media. the director of the world health organization has been this close to three years and was elected with the support of china over the opposition of the united

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am ashley strohmeyer.here may be a glimmer of hope with the economy on the horizon as the states try to recover from the devastating coronavirus plague. analysts say the economy might rebound in the second half of the year if consumers gradually begin working and spending again. but most economists warn that such expectations should be kept in check. concerns as the coronavirus could flare up again or customers won't shop around as they once did. and california governor gavin newsom now ordering all beaches and state parks closed starting friday. it's to slow the spread of covid-19. police chiefs across the states told they must enforce the order. it was prompted by the large beach crowds knew some solace we can. he told delma called it an example of "what not to do." now back to "hannity." >> sean: the sad "hannity" investigation and what's the complete utter effort failure of new york city, state politicians all across the board to protect residents amid the coronavirus pandemic. it's worse than we thoug

i am ashley strohmeyer. now back to "hannity."r all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> sean: the president has had enough of the do-nothing democratic political games. today, trump slamming nancy pelosi, chuckie schumer holding up was desperately needed small business relief funds tweeting they need to end their endless vacations. also blasted pelosi at today's price and rightly so. take a look. >> nancy pelosi is away on vacation or something and she should come back, she should come back and get this done. i don't know why she's not coming back. the fact is she's not doing her job and there's nothing unusual about that for her. >> sean: joining me now, former white house chief of staff reince priebus, contribute or jason chaffetz. reince, covid-19 relief only! no immigration law changes come in the voting law changes. no pork, no arts, clean bills. get her back to work on a little private jet. i'm sure it's a big one. >> no kidding, sean. 22 million people out of work. over 20 million of those 22 million are working in sm

i'm ashley strohmeyer it now back to "the ingraham angle" for all new headlines log onto foxnews.com. it's friday, that means it's time for "friday folly." with a plan to save us from the coronavirus, if he can get it out and joining us with all the details, raymond arroyo, fox news contributor and author, his book now available on paperback. poor joe is doing his best to stay in our minds during the crisis. >> he is, laura, the problem is the content into better releasing statements at that point which brings us to our new segment, "what you know joe." ♪ laura, a large part of the biden strategy is trying to empathize with the people of quarantine. he attempted to share his daily routine with his visiting angel in tow on msnbc. >> i text and call everyone and my grandchildren and kids every single solitary day and everybody's doing the same. everybody's doing the same.rynd and really, but i mean, you got a -- we got to reassure -- look. >> joe biden, the cheer leader, yeah, right, go, laura. i'll be your cheerleader and be on your side. yeah, you know, just a backing each other up an

i'm ashley strohmeyer. back to "tucker carlson tonight." >> tucker: because of the way our leaders have responded to this pandemic, and we assume most were well-meaning, but still america is now facing its risk jobs crisis since the great depression. in the past month, more than one in ten american workers has lost their job. getting our people back to work must be our top national goal period. poverty over time kills more americans and destroy more american families than any virus ever could. yet amazingly some of our country's leaders are working tonight to make certain americans remain unemployed. over the weekend, npr reported agriculture secretary sonny perdue is fighting to lower something called the adverse affect wage rate. the aew essentially is a special minimum wage that applies only to guest workers and agriculture. it's higher than the normal u.s. minimum wage. it was designed to preventr companies from using foreign workers toig drive down american wages. of course driving down wages is the dr

i'm ashley strohmeyer, now back to tucker carlson tonight. >> tucker: two weeks ago, american christiansreatened with arrest if they try to celebrate easter. the lawmakers aren't just hostile to christianity. yesterday new york mayor bill de blasio singled out the city's jewish community and threatened them with mass arrest. here it is. "my message to the jewish community at all communities is this simple. the time for warnings has pass passed. i've instructed the nypd to proceed immediately to someone or even arrest those who gather in large groups. while, de blasio threatens jewish people in new york in the name of health, the viral photos and videos show the citiesys subway system is completely falling apart. it's essentially a moving homeless encampment. seth baron's associate or at city journal, lives in new york, joins us tonight, thanks for coming on. someone just sent me this i can't resist reading on the t a. this is a tweet in light of the tweet he sent about jewish new yorkers. bill de blasio sent this april y new yorkers beginning their celebration who need meals, we will bri

i'm ashley strohmeyer, now back to "tucker carlson tonight."eadlines log onto foxnews.com. >> tucker: well, when washington bailed out the finance world more than a decade ago after the most recent financial collapse, the government sent limits on ceo compensation and they did it for a reason.e taxpayer bailouts should be used saving jobs, not making corporate executives richer than they already are. so it's striking by contrast to see the department of education, which began dishing out $14 billion in bailout funds for american universities this month is not setting similar limits on how much university presidents get to pay themselves. and they pay themselves more than you might think. a lot. columbia university, fore exampe is getting $12.8 million in bailout money despite having an $11 billion endowment. the president of that school, person called lee bullinger makes more than $2 million a year. in other words, lee bullinger is set to collect about one-sixth of the entire federal bailout. rensselaer polytechnic institute, schooley probably

i'm ashley strohmeyer and al back to "tucker carlson tonigh "tucker carlson tonight." >> tucker: so weinning of the show that hospitals around the country are laying off or forgoing staff in the middle of a pandemic, that'p one story we never thought would bring you. and here's another. the economy is in turmoilha and millions of lost their jobs and annow some of the world's larget companies are stepping up to help china. there were 25 million in wuhan over the next five years, they just want to help. starbucks meanwhile is spending more than a hundred million dollars building a roasting plant in the shanghai suburb of kunshan. it would be nice if they were doing that here. why aren't they? melissa francis, thanks so much for coming on. i get these are multinational companies in china, but a little weird to announcing our building roasting plant in china in the middle of a chinese pond -- spawned epidemic, no? >> there is a couple different things going on that you should be aware of. when you are looking at companies like walmart or starbucks what they are investing in is locations th

i'm ashley to strohmeyer back to "tucker carlson tonight" >> tucker: there's presidential election comingyou had forgotten that, joe biden has been invisible in living by, in his basement by design. his closest advisors no better than anyone, you shouldn't have him out there talking and more people to see him, the fewer voters he may have. inside the party, the vice presidential pick is already getting more attention than he's already promised to pick a woman. as his running mate. >> if i have an opportunity to appoint someone to the courts i will appoint the first black woman to the courts. my cabinet in my administration will look like the country and i commit that i will, in fact, pick a woman to be vice president. >> tucker: one thing we know about joe biden, if he's elected he probably isn't going to serve too long and probably won't make to many key decisions. this will be the most significant vice presidency inlo the history of this republic, that's for sure. so it's ahe huge opportunity for someone with basically no resume but a big reserve of aggression. lots of people are vying