bret. >> bret: rich, thank you. how's republicans opposing nancy pelosi's plan for special commission to settled the capitol uprising jra six. it democrats would have a unfair advantage on the panel. congressional correspondent chad pergram breaks it down for us tonight. >> demanding equal representation, the board investing capitol riots, the early draft of the plan could tilt the panel 7-4 in favor of democrats. >> speaker pelosi is doing it wrong. >> former new jersey governor led the 9/11 commission. if he says equal representation is crucial for credibility. >> it will not be bipartisan. don't do it. speaker pelosi allies may support the commission favoring democrats. >> not prepared to say 7-4 splits unfair, based on who is actually part of the commission. to speak at the house and senate are divided nearly 50/50, the 7-4 split would award 64% of the power to one side. democrats fear republicans could use the panel with equal weight to conspiracy theories about the riots. it's an leader mitch mcconnell could d

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bret? >> bret: thank you. late this afternoon, president biden announced a task force, rescinded some policies from the trump administration and ordered review of others. moments ago the president defending his executive actions. >> there's a lot of talk with good reason about the number of executive orders that i have signed. i'm not making new laws. i'm eliminating bad policy. what i'm doing is taking on issues that 99% of the last president of the united states issued executive orders i thought were counter productive to our security, counter productive to who we are as a country, particularly in the area of immigration. >> bret: william la jeunesse is in san diego on the border. good evening, william. >> reporter: bret, the executive orders talk to the president's base. there's a narrow thing to sell. he's telling migrants not to come but if they happen to be here along the border, be patient, help is on the way. executive orders people can obtain aid. basically reunite some 600 families separated by presi

i am bret baier. breaking tonight new york, new york, governor andrew como on defense giving a lengthy pushback today admitting increasing calls for accountability on the part of the new york democratic governor for his administration actions during the coronavirus pandemic. cuomo was under intense scrutiny and his team did not fully report the tally numbers following his order that nursing homes except infected covid patients. bryan llenas has been following this with tonight's top story from new york, good evening, brian. >> andrew cuomo plane to the top political atmosphere for the controversy engulfing his administration and handling of the covid-19 crisis in the states nursing homes that has led to the death of nearly 15,000 people. he did not apologize, but he did say that he did admit his administration's lack of transparency field transparency. and downplayed the impact that mandated state nursing homes to accept covid-19 positive patients from hospitals over a two-month period met, which crit

i am bret baier. house democrats wrap up their arguments saying president trump must be punished for lighting a match that led to the january 6 riot on capitol hill. they need 17 republicans to vote to convict the trump president. the trump legal team lays out their case tomorrow. president biden said his administration purchased enough vaccine to vaccinate every american as the administration goes back and forth on when schools will reopen and what the definition of open is. white house correspondent peter doocy live from the north lawn. >> the president said they secured 200 million more covid doses of vaccine coming on the eve of a big test. will teacher's unions whose members refused to return to school on schedule listen to new cdc guidance about what is safe? >> we signed a final contract for 100 million more moderna and 100 million more pfizer vaccines and moved up the delivery dates to the end of july. >> president biden toured a lab. what is in tomorrow's cdc announcement about reopening scho

bret? >> bret: chad, thank you. the number of americans applying for unemployment aid rose last week to 861,000. that is up 13,000 from the previous week which was revised sharply higher. stocks were down today. the dow lost 120. the s&p 500 dropped 17. the nasdaq fell 100. long-time kansas senator bob dole, age 97, says he has stage 4 lung cancer. dole says his first treatment will begin monday. dole lost to bill clinton in the 1996 presidential election and gerald ford's presidential nominee in the 1976 election. up next, is the cancel culture crowd coming after you? we'll bring in that story. first, some of our fox affiliates around the country. in greenville, south carolina's governor signs into law a bill banning most abortions. planned parenthood has filed a ral lawsuit to stop the measure from going into effect. the state attorney general in south carolina says he will defend the law in court. fox 11 in los angeles is one of the two major republican candidates running in the likely california gubernatorial re

bret. >> bret: we'll see. matt, thanks.he continuing problems for president biden's nominee as well as other nominees. fox affiliates around the country. fox 5 in new york. drunken-driving charges against bruce springsteen, the legendary rocker was arrested in november of last year in new jersey. they admitted that his blood alcohol level was so low, it did not warrant the charges. this is a live look from phoenix on fox 10. one of the big stories there tonight, an american airlines passenger jet traveling from cincinnati to phoenix encounters an apparent ufo over north eastern new mexico sunday afternoon. it was flying right on top of the plane. follow that one. that is tonight's live look outside the away from us before. we'll be right back. he's a musical >> woman: what's my safelite story? >> vo: my car is more than four wheels. it's my after-work decompression zone. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. with th

bret. >> bret: casey stegall in dallas, thank you.te house officials say when the weather has temporarily delayed shipment of 6 million for on the virus, president trump said he's confident of getting the vaccinations in his first 100 days will be met. he says there will be enough vaccines for all americans by the end of july. the president got a firsthand look at the u.s. vaccination effort today during a visit to a pfizer manufacturing plant in michigan. it comes as president biden promises to support billions of dollars in the vaccination programs not in america. correspondent peter doocy has details tonight from michigan. >> on a tour that included freezers set to 70 below zero, the state-of-the-art assembly line, president biden seems most impressed with quality control. >> it takes more time to check for safety than it does actually to make the vaccine. that's how fastidious they are. >> the pfizer factory produces 700,000 doses of covid-19 per hour, but still max no one called or complicating things. they believe there's a bigg

hey, bret. >> bret: hey, greg. thanks. president biden's goal to put students back in the classroom in 100 days is running into some head wind. slain capitol police officer brian sicknick is honored in the anywaying's capitol. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. across the country, pressure is building on school systems to reopen classrooms to students after almost a year of online learning. in chicago, teachers are considering a strike tonight to stay put, to stay out of the classroom. in cincinnati, a judge threw out a teacher's union lawsuit over safety concerns. the politics and health experts here seem to be at odds on some items. we have fox team coverage. dan springer is in the pacific northwest where a pair of states are putting teachers near the front of the line or at the front of the line for vaccines. we begin tonight with mike emanuel and the confirmation for the nominee to lead the department of education. >> reporter: good evening. president biden set a goal of students reopening f

bret? >> bret: kristin fisher live on the north lawn. thank you.tocks finished of the week in the green on the hopes of stimulus progress and the job market rebound the dow up 92 the s&p 500 gained 15. the nasdaq starts the weekend ahead 79 points. for the week all three indices had their best weeks since november. the dow up nearly 4 percent for the week. the s&p 500 was up 4.5. the nasdaq was up 6%. breaking tonight, joint base andrews, the home to air force one was recently breached. we found out today. not only did one man make it onto the base. he made it aboard an aircraft like those used by some of the biggest washington vips. neurosensory correspondent general griffin joins us live from the pentagon with details. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. a senior defense official tells me the intruder, an unarmed adult male civilian gained access to joint base andrews and was caught as he exited the c-40 v.i.p. transport plane which is the same type of plane used by the vice president the defense secretary and congressional leaders and

bret. >> bret: thanks. as with everything over the past year, the pandemic is causing major disruptions. this type are senate democrats and their control of the split senate. congressional correspondent chad pergram has the latest and it comes down to numbers, as it always does. good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret. technically this moment democrats do not have their majority in the united states senate. the reason is that mark warner, democratic senator from virginia was exposed to coronavirus and he is in quarantine. democrats got a scare last week when senator patrick leahy of vermont, most senior member of the body went to the hospital for tests. he's back now. >> narrow majorities are tough but they are especially tough at a time of a pandemic. if you lose any of your members for any length of time, you are in deep jeopardy of losing the ability to muster a majority. >> republicans are inching closer to claiming one more house seat. newark republican claudia tenney increased her lead to 122 votes

. >> bret: i remember bret baier. breaking news. 3 big stories. the cdc released new guidance to get kids back to school but are not mandating schools reopen. new york governor andrew cuomo is taking serious heat from both parties over nursing home deaths after words from his aid show a plan to withhold data. we begin with the defense of president trump. we are in the question and answer period. trump's defense team starting and finishing their argument today in a little over 3 hours. saying the president was entitled to dispute the 2020 election and the lawyers use democrats own words against them of telling people to fight or encouraging protests the streets after violence erupted in several u.s. cities. the lawyers argued that was similar to the language president biden used on january 6. chad pergram has a look at this. >> incitement of insurrection is the lone article of impeachment. this lawyer said it's not connected to his client. >> the fact that the attacks were premeditated demonstrates how ludicrous this incitement allegation is agains

bret. >> bret: jonathan hunt in l.a., thanks.hunting and how does one do it? is it right for you or your family and we will explain. first here are some of the possibilities around the country tonight, fox 11 in los angeles says that it burned stacks of pallets and buses in the commercial area in the county, it erupted in compton before dawn and a massive column of smoke that rose high to the sky spread widely across the metropolitan area. fox 5 in new york where the attorney general is reviewing a letter from state senators requesting an investigation into sexual harassment allegations against democratic governor andrew cuomo. former aide has accused ♪ ♪ of kissing her and making crude comments. the office has deny those allegations. and this is a live look at st. louis from our affiliate fog stories tonight a report that rush limbaugh was laid to rest during a private ceremony wednesday. that's according to the southeast missouri and newspaper. a local radio station with reports that the funeral is private and attended by about

[laughter] >> bret: bill?ore capitalism to reset communism. >> bret: nice. we need tighter headlines. thank for inviting us into your home tonight, that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by mark steyn starts now. hey, mark. >> mark: hey, bret. i think i would give that went to trey gowdy. those lawyers need to get better, i with him on that. thanks for that, great show. i'm mark steyn, and welcome to "fox news primetime." on the first day of america's first three impeachment trial and the world's first three impeachment trial, actually since last november when the president of peru was re-impeached and removed from office, more common than you think. i had the misfortune to cover the imp clinton impeachment trial and i've never been able to take the united states senate seriously

>> bret: wow. one of the largest covid-19 vaccination hubs has been running at texas motor speedway with cars not lining up for racing but for drive-through shots. correspondent casey stegall shows us tonight from fort worth, texas. >> texas motor speedway's mammoth parking lot is usually reserved for tailgating and cold ones, now it's one of the largest covid vaccine hubs in the country. >> we can scale this operation to do much more than 30,000 a week. >> managed by county health officials, the drive-through site is doing about a thousand injections per hour, all by appointment. >> i'm impressed with how many people they are able to run through. >> to speed up distribution, a growing number of states and municipalities have turned sporting venues and major attractions into vaccine distribution centers, one will open at yankee stadium on friday while fenway park, home to the boston red sox, started offering shots this week. >> we expect fenway will ramp up to over a thousand doses a day next week.

bret? >> bret: rich, thank you.g itself, 360-point loss but they ended the day 16 ahead for the dow. the s&p 500 gained five. the nasdaq lost 68. up next, the biden administration is housing unaccompanied minor children in an migrant holding facility in southern texas. so how exactly is that different from what president trump and his administration did? but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners. more private desserts. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during and aft

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if that's it for rest, "special report with bret baier" is up next. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. at the powerful winter storm that's affecting millions of you has turned deadly. a tornado tore through a seaside town killing at least three people while much of the nation continues to shiver i made it record cold temperatures, and also try to deal with treacherous travel conditions. we are in texas tonight where bitter cold has put millions of people in the dark, and some even in danger. good evening, casey. >> good evening, millions of people in texas are now facing the second day without power, and roughly 3 million of them are now looking at their second night with no heat. many people are angry, they are frustrated asking how this could have happened. what started as rolling -- it to stave a strange power grid has turned into something else entirely. >> i can't cook anything, most things are closed or i don't want to risk going out because people are not able to drive in the roads that are not treated properly. >> we watched the temperature drop at her house. 55, where at 53 n

. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. breaking tonight come at the of the conservative icon, rush limbaugh that ignited conservative talk radio and change the american political landscape has died. he was 70 years old. last night he told his listeners he was diagnosed with lung cancer. he used unbounded enthusiasm along with humor and intellect to entertain millions on more than 600 radio stations for decades. limbaugh was controversial, drawing the wrath of democrats and others, jokingly calling himself the most dangerous man in america. we began our coverage tonight with media analyst, howard kurtz. >> good evening, it's hard to think of everyone media figure who has accomplished so much, saving am radio, galvanizing right, drawing so much flack, and did it for decades. >> he changed the face of broadcasting created the talk radio industry with imitators and every saturday. one time kansas city royals publicist became a national radio force coming up. credited by a new kenrick with helping republicans win the house. >>

trump. >> bret: chad live on the hill, thank you. as promised, president biden did not bring up the impeachment trial today. instead, making his first visit to the pentagon to keep an eye on china while also making sure to recognize the spaceports. white house responded. don't like peter josie was a long ride. >> the new president is laying out a new foreign policy. >> president biden: has her commander in chief, will never hesitate to use force to defend the american people. it i believe for should be a tool of last resort. >> just before more decayed into the pentagon, he showed the kind of power he wants to use while addressing the military coup in burma. >> president biden: the military must relinquish power. >> the first steps are financial. >> president biden: the u.s. government is taking steps to prevent the generals from improperly having access to the $1 billion in burmese government funds. >> following a lengthy meeting of officials with what they can do. the president appeared to give a shout out to be spaceports. >> we n

i'm bret baier.er woods in a south california hospital after a serious single vehicle accident near los angeles this morning. this afternoon the governorer was in surgery. he has multiple leg injuries. we are awaiting a briefing from the sheriff of los angeles county. we'll go there live. the latest from trace gallagher from los angeles. good evening, trace. >> good evening. after 7:00 a.m. is when it happened west coast time. tiger woods left his hotel and left his hotel and g

bret? >> bret: it is one article, just one. there were possibilities of opening up all kinds of questions and other articles. but this is one article. they have to prove it, as just noted. the events of january 6th were horrific. we are likely going to see videotape. not testimony. witnesses have not been accepted yet. but a video of all of this. >> sandra: we are hearing the resolution. it was agreed to 89 yays. >> -- on the question of whether donald john trump is subject to the jurisdiction of impeachment for acts while committed as president of the united states not withstanding the expiration of the term in that office. mr. manager, are you a proponent or opponent of this question? >> i'm a proponent. >> mr. castor, are you a proponent or opponent of this question? >> an opponent. >> thank you. mr. manager, your party may proceed. first to be able to reserve time, if you wish. mr. raskin, you're recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. president, distinguished members of the senate. good afternoon. my name is jamie raskin.

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i am bret baier.ary 6 riot on capitol hill. they need 17 republicans to vote to convict the trump president. the trump legal team lays out their case tomorrow. president biden said his administration purchased enough vaccine to vaccinate every american as the administration goes back and forth on

>> well, i agree with bret. i think they have done a very effective job and the key is that having talked to rand paul last sunday on fox news sunday, a lot of focus on that one speech. the speech on january 6. that doesn't rise to the level of incitement of insurrection. bret talked about walk peacefully and patriotically down to the capitol. the argument that the house managers have made today is you can't just view this in terms of one speech. they went all the way back to last summer and said that donald trump all the way back long before the election started building the predicate, the only way i can lose is if this election is stolen from me. action he gets closer to the election, talking about the whole process is rigged. and particularly after the election saying stop the steal. you start to see bigger demonstrations and you see death streets against the georgia secretary of state and demonstrations and shouts at the home of the michigan secretary state. one other thing he did, in the end, it's a very ta

bret, this is a -- as a country, we love to watch our sports, right? we love to watch -- i think about kobe bryant. how attached as americans we come to these wonderful stories. tiger woods is just very much on everybody's minds today. another shot of his car. tough to look at. >> last thing, he was seen on social media playing with david spade monday. a few others, celebrities around that area. was making his way, we were told to kind of rehabilitation to playful time. talked about that with jim nantz sunday. so listen, let's just pray for the best and see if this comeback story can continue to come back. >> martha: thanks, bret. we'll see you later as we cover this story throughout the day. now to trace gallagher who has new information at this hour on this situation. trace, what are you learn something. >> watching the crash site here. we're learning the local reports that said that tiger was headed north on hawthorn boulevard on the border of rancho palos verde. he was driving a genesis s.u.v. and heading north on hawthorn boulevard. some witnesses

thanks, bret.eaking right now, nancy pelosi responding to the claims the investigation into january 6 will not be fair and balanced in the composition of that panel. a report by chad pergram watching this unfold on capitol hill. hello, chad. >> good afternoon, martha. the first draft of the plan for the committee to investigate the riot called for seven democrats and four republicans. democrats fear the gop could use the panel to give equal weight conspiracy theories. mitch mcconnell says if democrats target trump supporters, the commission could address a wave of left-wing violence last summer. >> we could do something narrow that looks at the capitol or do something broader to analyze the full scope of political violence here in our country. we cannot land at some artificial politicized halfway point. >> house speaker nancy pelosi wants a bipartisan panel but she ignored my question as to what the bipartisan means and equal split. >> the impression that he wanted to have a january 6 similar to 9-

i welcome to "the beat" bret easton ellis.t "the bret easton ellis podcast" is out on patreon. thanks for being here, sir. >> thanks for having me, ari. >> when you wrote this, trump was a large figure in the story if not in american politics. what was that about, and what do you think it means that he has gotten only bigger? >> well, i didn't expect to put him into the book "american psycho" until i was doing research on the book and i was hanging out with a lot of young guys who were working on wall street in 1986, '87, '88. and one of the most surprising things was that they all were in love with donald trump. it was someone they aspired to be. and so i realized that in order to get this period correctly that my narrator, patrick bateman, was probably going to be referencing donald trump a lot. in terms of being an authentic documentation of that period donald trump just had to be a part of that world. and i really don't see myself as particularly prescient. i just sawwallpaper, his name all over the place that could give t

. >> bret: bryan llenas in brooklyn, thank you. stocks missed today, the dow gained 64, the s&p lost two, the nasdaq dropped 48. there are serious questions tonight about the future for the

bret baier spoke with the senator.with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $349 a month for thirty six months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪. stuart: democrats trying to fast track their $1.9 trillion covid relief plan. blake burman in d.c. how much can democrats get done by themselves, blake? reporter: they're certainly walking a tightrope here, stuart. the 50-vote process has already been initiated by democrats but there is still a long way to go especially if you listen to the comments from senator joe manchin yesterday. a democrat from west begin who is up for re-election in 2022. he told bret baier two very interesting things. first off the 15-dollar minimum wage president biden wants including in the $1.9 trillion plan. manchin says he does not believe they can do that procedurally. he takes issue with the 350 billion-dollar price tag for state and local funding. listen to manchin, potentially the key to getting all of this, 50 votes plus one, whe

thanks very much, bret. i want to go to jim gray right now, sports caster, fox news contributor, best selling author. jim, good to have you. i'm sorry under thinks circumstances. he's had so many accomplishments for this. everyone is wondering, will he get back. you mentioned this, he just wanted to get back. your own thoughts about this crazy day. >> it is crazy. we all saw what happened to kobe bryant last year. thankfully it's not life threatening. i wanted to read you a text from somebody in the know. i won't identify them. he's at harbor ucla. it's the county trauma center. they handle a lot of bad trauma. he is in excellent hands, i'm told. as soon as he's transferred, they will try to get him to reagan or cedars. i asked this people that would know the condition of his legs and how bad it was. he said at this point he doesn't know. obviously being near a trauma center, ucla is the finest hospital out here, reagan ucla up the road in westwood is considered to be one of the top hospitals in the entire c

they've like to keep him as a foil for as long as they can, bret. >> bret: i question that politicalrump, it was not even factor in the election. the word impeachment didn't come up in the primaries for the presidential election. it didn't factor into senate races or house races. if you argue that donald trump was the foil, it didn't work for the senate races and the house races for democrats this last time. it is a double edged sword here going down this road. however, january 6th was a big event. it sticks in people's minds. getting it out, democrats argue, telling that story, hurts the gop overall and really provides a wedge between the republicans in the house and senate. >> sandra: martha? >> martha: that wedge is a big part of what we're seeing. watch senator mitch mcconnell, now minority leader. he has been very outspoken against president trump's actions. liz cheney as well on the house side. there's a group that's carved themselves out, a future where they don't see a future for donald trump in politics to come. that wedge has been driven between these two groups. the future

>> bret: i think it's okay. anything e

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from a conservative perspective i hope you spoke to bret baer today. >> we will see which version ends up voting. thank you both. governor cuomo telling new yorkers not to do one thing, the very thing he got caught doing himself was that's not the only trouble he is facing tonight. more on that next. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust. when you have all that, the last thing you'll need... is a road. the chevy silverado trail boss. ready to off-road, right from the factory. >> a group of activists and resident in san shannon: a group of activists in san jose, california demanding the removal of an historic statue from the city of downtown area tonight. the 16 foot tall bronze image of captain thomas fallon one of san jose's mayors is the latest target of canceled culture because he is famous for planting the american flag in the city and claiming it for the us during the mexican-american war in 1846, suppose the embodiment of american imperialism. a massive long-lasting snowstorm is scribbling much of the northeastern us ton

i am bret baier. lengthy pushback today admitting increasing calls for accountability on the part of the new york democratic governor for his administration actions during the coronavirus pandemic. cuomo was under intense scrutiny and his team did not fully report the tally numbers following his order that nursing homes except infected covid patients. bryan llenas has been following this with tonight's top story from new york, good evening,

. >> jesse: bret baier never >> bret: tom brady didn't get boo. thanks guys, good evening.kage. the ten senate republicans say their $600 billion proposal could be through by congress one of them will join us in just a few moments coming right from the oval office congressional democrats are considering going it alone with a much

if that's it for rest, "special report with bret baier" is up next. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier tore through a seaside town killing at least three people while much of the nation continues to shiver i made it record cold temperatures, and also try to deal with treacherous travel conditions. we are in texas tonight where bitter cold has put millions of people in the dark, and some even in danger. good evening, casey. >> good evening, millions of people inex

hey, bret. >> bret: is that a doberman? thank you, dana. i'm bret baier.ext week's impeachment trial. democrats will say president trump aimed a mob of supporters like a loaded cannon at the capitol. the republicans will argue they have no law to try them. president biden announcing a review of the immigration system as he seeks to reverse trump border policies one day after hosting republicans for covid relief talks as the sides remain more than $1 trillion

he was. >> neil: bret, thanks so much. bret baier weighing in on the significance of that light. there's occasion now and then when rush limbaugh would criticize our coverage of an aspect of the trump presidency or correct and economic statistic or style. his big point was, there's no difference between the message and the messenger. you have to be with both to distinguish that on news levels. rush would hear none of it. he spoke as a loyal friend. that is how he died. more after this. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] 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... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] good evening! meow! nope. oh... what? i'm an emu! ah ha ha. no, buddy! buddy, it's a filter! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™ with tremfya®, adults with moderat

bret, i'm going to start with you.ay is very different than what we see today, that was to decide if they should go on, is it constitutional. today is the day that we see whether or not the democrats have what they say is the goods or they don't. >> bret: that's right, harris. we've heard from kind of a preview on background of what the house managers are going to lay out. they expect to use all eight hours today and lay out their case. they will use, as you mentioned at the top, video that hasn't been seen before, security camera video from the capitol on january 6 but these first hours, we are told, are going to lay out what happens before, what was said before january 6th on the president to in particular about the election, about getting people fired but we expect a lot of the emotional video to be shown again. they don't expect to take all of their time tomorrow but then you will have the defense that will have the same allotment of time after that to provide the defense and if the president's, the president's leg

thank you. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: let's bring in bret baier, anchor of "special report." obviously all of this goes to the deep division in the gop. i mean, one of the reasons this is a big story with marjorie taylor greene and with liz cheney is that, you know, everybody is picking sides on the future for the party here. your thoughts on this vote that one that hasn't happened yet for greene and one that did for clay any. >> yeah, good afternoon. you're right. it's about putting a bet on the future of the party as they get ready for 2022 and beyond. i listened to congressman waltz. there's criticism about leader mccarthy, the way he handled this. one in that if you look back to representative steve king from iowa who he did yank from committees based on something he said and did. he did not handle that the same way as he handled marjorie taylor greene. his evolution or qanon, leader mccarthy has said that qanon doesn't have a place in the republican party. when explaining this behind-the-scene caucus to not move on this, he said qanon, i don't know what that is. so there

>> we'll see you at 6:00, bret.big and go fast because of the timing that we're discussing here now. >> dana: they aren't going the wait. >> bill: house republicans meeting today to consider the fate of republican conference chair liz cheney who voted to impeach president trump. will she retain her leadership role? the battle for the soul of the republican party. how conservatives are charting the course for the future. jim banks will explain his plan and strategy coming up next. usa. romy refiplus lets you refinance at record low rates to save money every month plus you could get an average of $50,000 cash. that's money for security today and money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus, it's only for veterans and it's only from newday usa. ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable... ...with reduc

thanks, bret. back to the floor. ted lou is speaking now. >> this case has not raised very complicated legal issues. the gravity of the president's conduct demanded the clearest of responses from the legislature. particularly given the president was still in office the time the house approved this article and rumors of further violence echoed around the country. they still do. must be no doubt that congress will act decisively against a president that incites violence against us. that is why the house moved quickly here. president trump who created that emergency cannot be heard to claim that they acted to quickly. earlier president trump's attorney suggested that the house somehow deliberately delayed the transmission of this article of impeachment. that is simply not accurate. when a house adopted this article on a bipartisan vote, we were ready to begin trial. but a senate was not in session at the time. when we inquired as to our options, senate officials told us clearly and in no uncertain terms that the clerk o

hello, bret baer.s figured it out. brian: you work so hard to turn over the credibility of this show, woodbridge human have ever done that? >> know. totally floored them. i wanted to throw it back. ainsley: my daughter sends me 3 little pigs or the bears. let's talk about some news, at the white house, joe biden, holding china accountable, listen to this question from peter doocy. >> any interest in punishing china for not being truthful about covid-19 last year. ainsley: what do you make of that answer? >> they are trying to find their way here. they will form a task force about china policy. the fact president biden had a call with president xi on the lunar new year was in and of itself a change, the trump administration stopped communications, china upset that that was a positive thing was the biden administration is not changing right away, keeping tariffs on, keeping the trump administration things on. there will be a change of policy. i would wash the issue of where the biden administration comes

meantime, i want to bring in bret baier, anchor of "special report". great to have you with us this afternoon. these are the two big stories this afternoon. the cdc guidance on reopening the schools and the back and forth that we saw with the cdc and the white house. we all remember the friction in the last administration. seems like there was a little bit of that going on this week. your thoughts on what we can expect on that front first. >> it's a big deal. that story resonates with everybody across the country. every time you talk about it and the battle with teacher's unions in different communities, you have democratic officials like the chicago major standing up and making a stand saying these kids have to get back to school. so the fact that we saw the white house kind of stumble along in its answers and that we're getting the cdc guidance friday afternoon kind of interesting. but it is the guidance that they should open up. we'll see how the teacher's union deals with that in various places across the country. it's the biggest story how deal wi

i hope you give a prize and i hope trey gets a bret baier tote bag out of this. great show as always. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i am mark steyn. earlier today at the impeachment trial the prosecution rested. tomorrow the defense makes its case. if i were available i would do as charles just suggested to bret baier and use a defense bannister's line. no case to answer my lord and then i would sit down. the defense rests. we will attend to other matters with understand only janice dean and peter navarro. after negotiate the theory of the case that a massacre took place that day masterminded by the president himself. all but 1 of the 5 dead from january 6 were trump supporters felled by strokes, heart attacks, one lady shot by a police officer. the nearest thing to a trump kill was brian sicknick. this is how the newspaper of record the "new york times" reported that story. >> still he dreamed of being a police officer. then was killed by a pro-trump mob. the reporters were two. falsehood flies said jonathan swift and the truth olympic after

maybe confusing things with this statement to bret. should the former president be speak at cpac this weekend? >> i don't have any advice to give the former president about where he should speak or what he should sayment. bret: okay. is there a civil war in the gop currently? >> no. i think if you're looking for a real civil war, look at the democrats in the house. the progressives making it extremely difficult for speaker pelosi to operate given the narrow margin she has overall in the house. bret: if the president was the party's nominee, would you support him? >> the nominee of the party? absolutely. neil: that one blew me away. he ripped the guy a new one up and down, but if he's the nominee, absolutely. all right. what'd you think of that? >> classic mitch mcconnell. you know, i tried to talk to senator mcconnell, the former majority leader, now minority leader, down at the senate yesterday, and one thing about membership if mccome, neil, is he only answers the questions he wants to, and on top of that he only answers the question

critics note supreme court justice bret kavanaugh did not get quite a same treatment when it came toccuser's claims. you can see for yourself the contrast and how the stories were framed. many democratic women who supported kavanaugh's accuser are taking a more measured approach against the claims of cuomo. >> i believe her. nominated to one of the most powerful positions in the united states government takes an extraordinary amount of courage. >> i found her very credible. you have to ask yourself why would anybody put themselves through this if they did not believe that they had important information? >> we're here to show our solidarity and here to show our respect for all women who have a case. >> when we talk about process and due process and justice, it must center on the victim. >> i want to say to the men of this country just shut up and step up. do the right thing. >> harris: hum. fox news political analyst, professor of education at johns hopkins university and wendy. women are smart enough to know the difference between getting hustled on a topic and transparency. what is