will cain good to see you. thank you.re awaiting remarks from new york governor andrew cuomo after a bombshell new report that governor cuomo's team prevented state health official s from seeing the actual number of nursing home deaths for months as he sought a book deal aides hit damaging death toll. new york city bill deblasio seized on the report. >> he should resign. i've been saying this for months. he can't continue to lead. nursing home scandal, sexual harassment and assault scandal, using his staff to write his book. it doesn't end. he just has to go. >> harris: bryan llenas now live in brooklyn. >> we're learning that the efforts made by governor andrew cuomo's aides, alleged efforts to cover up the true extent and true death toll of covid-19 deaths in the state's nursing homes were far more extensive than we had previously known. beginning in april 2020 for five months his most senior aides prevented a scientific paper from being published and an audit of the deaths quiet for months before publicly releasing it

here now is wednesdays with will, will cain. host of the win -- will cain podcast.ack. i feel like with these interviews and discussions that parents feel they're not alone in this anymore and feeling stronger about the ability to speak out. >> that might be, martha. i'm afraid that it's a start. it's one heck of a fight that district from the father you just talked to, south lake, as he mentioned, is one that is known for it's academic excellence, an athletic power house. everyone wants to live there. if this kind of stuff -- by the way, i read through the slides, the teacher training. this stuff made its way to south lake, if it's there, it's everywhere. everyone listening whose children are in public schools and quite honestly private schools as well, this diversity equity and inclusion stuff is making its way in. he said it's putting emotion over logic and reason. empathy, human decency is something that we all want. that emotion is the package in which they're selling racism and tribalism. the stuff in the teacher training is calling for more race consciousness

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up next will cain is down in texas having breakfast with friends. will?s. we heard from the politicians. let's hear from the people who live rio grande valley. i'm at sweet temptations in mcallen. we are going to try the -- come on and hang out with "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ or, give you unusually high energy, even when depressed. overwhelmed by bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms, with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. high cholesterol and weight gain, high blood sugar, wh

fall cain has other planets way of letting off steam. the earth is made up of layers in the thick mantle around the core and beneath the fin outer crust rock melts into magma under great pressure and temperature. the magma expands and pushes upward when it breaks through the surface it's called lava. there are different kinds of all kind of corruption if a massive column shoots into the sky it's called a plenty an eruption. when the magma heats up water causing an explosion of steam it's called traffic. subglacial ones occur when larger meets ice usually under a glacier. these are just 3 examples there are several more categories. conical may be the iconic form but in fact will cain has come in many shapes and sizes when lava breaks through a crack in the earth a mountain can form quickly or it can take tens of thousands of years. it depends also on how many eruptions occur and how much lava comes out. the temperature of lava usually ranges between $51200.00 degree celsius depending on the chemical composition of the rock from which it f

a free breakfast is a good idea for will cain.ast in missouri before the president's address tonight 9:00 eastern time. will, good morning to you. will: good morning. the kitchen is fired up. but the grill is not the only thing that's hot. missouriens have started to make their way into grillos cafe let's talk to them and talk about the first 100 days of the biden presidency. do they want to hear anything special? that's coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ among my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity and gum gives us a dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. it's my 5:52 woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that direct

friends weekend" will cain podcast carley what do you think. >> googled conservatives.e out of four ain't bad. i don't have a problem with the biden administration doing this but just two things of note, if they want to try and sneakily convince hesitant conservatives to get vaccinated, the one thing that they shouldn't do is tell everybody that they're the ones that are behind this effort. just a tip there. >> lawrence: that's good. >> carley: other thing is if they are going to rub psas during nascar and on the country music awards, pick literally anybody but dr. anthony fauci you could go aoc, hillary clinton, nancy pelosi, all three of them but conservatives are feeling a bit of fauci fatigue at the moment. but pick anybody else. >> lawrence: i think the whole world is. will? >> will: let's give credit nascar, country music and deadliest catch not bad at all. >> lawrence: because you watch them all don't you. >> will: some of us live up to stereotypes. >> carley: nothing wrong with that. >> will: totally agree with carley worse thing you can do family and medical le

the number of rvs in the infield before the racetrack, or any indication. >> somebody get will cain.nior meteorologist janice dean here to tell you what you need for this weekend. >> janice: i want to comment that rachel is the only one dressed appropriately for this weather right now, the mom was dressed appropriately. you need to pay attention, 72 with cloudy skies but the chance for strong to severe thunderstorms on saturday. hour by hour, we will see the potential for severe storms. we will keep an eye on that, the racetrack in talladega. there is the forecast saturday. he was a chance of rain and pop up thunderstorms in the forecast so it will be wonderful that our weekend crew is there but we will keep an eye on the sky. jillian wants to know the forecast in florida for the launch, things look really good. no thunderstorms in the forecast, we love that, that looks good, florida looks great. i want to reiterate the storms will come in on saturday not only in parts of alabama but the deep south and the southeast so talladega is in that area. dress appropriately, bring your umbrel

will cain touring the border today will give us a firsthand look coming up next hour.: restaurant starving for workers, desperate business owners offering signing bonuses, even paying interviewees that they say workers still aren't biting because they can make more money on unemployment. the owner of ainslie restaurant joins me to weigh in. so what are people telling you? why don't they want to come back to work? what is the reason they are giving you? be change i'm not getting to the point where i am getting answer. the interview for work. not incentivizing people to come back to work. jillian: is this something you expect after the last year plus everyone has been through, people have been unemployed for so long. did you expect this to be the problem you would be facing? >> in the beginning it was a struggle to survive, it is heartening as business comes back for employees doing service jobs and i am thankful to those who have come back but it is a constant battle to get people back to work. >> how many employees are you down? you are sitting here saying come work fo

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here with will cain and pete hegseth. in 18 minutes. will: oh, that's good to know. pete: like you, will's having a western omelet, i'm having sausage, egg and cheese. so pick your pick at home, whatever you want, cook it up or order it. will: that little delivery guy driving along the west side highway this morning is somewhere underneath this oranging new york morning sky. [laughter] meanwhile, in america there is, i guess, a crisis of leadership when it comes to the biden administration, because the border czar, roberta jacobson, is stepping down after serving her 100-day commitment to the administration. as she is stepping down, she is giving a suggestion, pete, as to9 where the administration if should happen from here. pete: hold on, there's a border czar? [laughter] i follow the news pretty closely. i thought that was kamala harris in charge, but she doesn't really want to be in charge. that's her right there, roberta jacobson. you'll be forgiven if you didn't know her or that she was in charge or that she's dimini

cain wrote anyway that there was a member of the as who could be found in the castro after games and during the off season, and people were able to kind of put the pieces together and figure out that it was glenn. .. >> we are working on a book and just having a most four years ago, when you're working over 30 years ago, when you're working on a book. do you feel the emotions of that. is it painful to write about. what is it to write about a person's death in such a tragic isolated play. >> it was emotional for me. i talked to a social worker, who remembered discovered glenn living in the cheapest hotel room that he had ever seen. it was just a mattress in a corner of the room. and glenn was sitting there in his boxers shivering and crying. and to read about a party that glenn's friends threw for him as he was dying of a disease. a sort of last farewell for glenn. no nba player, glenn had gone to high school with him. he was not able to be there at the but they had a video from him playing on the screen in front of the room and glenn is in a wheelchair, in pain on heavy pain medicati

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lawrence jones in for pete hegseth and will cain. i am., new orleans, jay-z, el paso, marti robbins. lawrence: jay-z? that's what i'm talking about. we'll have some motown later on in the show too. jedediah: renaissance man. i like that. will: us up to date with other great cities with great songs directly attached to that city's identity throughout the morning on "fox & friendses." >> good start to the morning. we begin this hour of "fox & friends weekend" with heartbreaking video showing a migrant child abandoned at the border. lawrence: after president biden finally admits there is a crisis at southern border. will: griff jenkins is live. reporter: you started with the shot of el paso, let me give you this, 594 apprehensions in the last 24 hours in the he el paso second tore, up 20% from the fiscal year 2020. we're getting heartbreaking individual joe of smugglers and inhumane cruelty. a 10-year old boy found terrified in the dark under a farm tractor near the same area another 10-year-old child was rescue ad few weeks ago. the dhs repo

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we have to. >> dana: good for will cain going down there and getting it.zoom call today with guatemala. that's really going to help. >> bill: keep it virtual. >> dana: you know where the fentanyl pills are made? china. worried about overdoses in your country for your kids. pay attention. >> bill: coming across the border by ton. the parents of a high school student saying enough is enough. drawing the line against the progressive ideology taught at her son's large high school. she wrote a piece in the federalist called indoctrination. number one u.s. high school pushes racist activism on students and talks about how the school put the teaching plan in place without the parents getting notice and how the principal played a role despite denying involvement. very interesting piece. makes so many points in here. what were they teaching that gave the parents about that much time notice before it happened? >> we got zero notice. i started getting text messages on the friday of this one teaching and what we were learning was that the kids were being taught that t

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the end of the tournament david waters among those who remain here in sunrisers hyderabad team mate cain williamson suited up and personal protective equipment as a team travelled from chennai to delhi warner and williamson who's from new zealand stayed on to play for their franchise despite nearly a 1000000 new cases in just 3 days the teams will now play in abbottabad and the capital delhi which has been hard hit and the players are aware of what's going on outside that by a secure bubble. it's not nice to be honest watching from afar certainly considering how lucky we are to be in a bubble and not be affected by it very much we'll see lend their support and heartfelt gratitude to everybody who is ill or going through tough times well you commentator sales joins me now live on skype from go on sale it's get your point of view 1st should they cancel this indian premier league. i think it's a tough question i'm not someone i'd like to sit on the fence and i know the age old saying is the show must go on 'd but i guess in the midst of a global pandemic you must ask yourself at what cost a

representatives of myanmar's military junta have taken control of the building so this is going to who will cain . thank you. who is in the building. events of the day chief. embassy. the hunter had attempted to recall the last month after he spoke in support of civilian leader aung san suu kyi and urged for her release from detention this comes as daily protests against the coup become increasingly dangerous at least 15 people were killed across myanmar on wednesday. earlier i spoke with reporter ayman tun to has been covering events in myanmar i began by asking about the reports of more violence in the past 24 hours human touch left me on march short while ago for security reasons what are you hearing about the current situation there. so what we're seeing in the current situation is that it's becoming more and more dangerous to go out and protest and even though you are still feeling some protest in especially more rural areas people in larger cities are avoiding large gatherings for now in our state in protest in other ways we're seeing social media protests where people have been using poli

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will cain, and rachel campos duffy. rachel as our resident catholic on set, your reaction to the pope's message this morning. jedediah: this is the blessed address, meaning to the city, the world, everybody a blessing of easter. you bring up a great point pete. this is coming on the heels of a pandemic. many of the faithful are not happy how the church handled all of it. the pope was trying to address some of that. talk about suggest gels people put through. he mentioned the pandemic increasing the number of poor indeed. the number of people mo are hungry, globally increased because of lockdowns. not just because the keefe individual hit them so hard but many of them died in nursing homes with lack of contact with people many dying in nursing homes will. will: the reference of the message not just of the building. for everyone with the blessing to visit the vatican it weighs heavily not just on catholic or protestant but on religion. his message focused on economic health and social crisis and insecurity. at least here

the back then how he's manipulate it with the handcuffs by both the officer sharpen and by officer cain how they manipulate the handcuffs and they're pushing the handcuffs into his back and pushing them high then on the other side you have the street so the street is playing a crucial part because he's against the hard asphalt street so the way they're pushing down on his handcuffs combined with the street his left side and it's particularly the left side we see that it's like the left side is in a vice it's totally being pushed in squeezed in from each side from the street at the bottom and then from the the way that the handcuffs are manipulated that's not just the handcuffs it's how the handcuffs are being held how they're being pushed where they're being pushed that it totally interfere with central features of how we bleed so mr floyd as pancake between the pavement and the feminine force on top of precisely now could you help us to explain how this mechanism the handcuffs and the st how does that explain the shallow breathing that you describe so this gets back to how we breed and

the ground and now what this is an indication of is the uptick in violence we've seen between the cain knew and its forces ethnic army forces there in the caribbean area controlled area against the tatmadaw now this has been going on you know it's really kind of kicked up since the coup on february 1st but this is a fight that's been going on for decades but obviously right now it can you has thrown their support behind the protest movement that is against the coup that is against the junk that now rules myanmar they've joined other ethnic armies and other ethnic groups who have said also that they are supporting the the protest movement and actually even talked about a national unity government being part of that and the possibly an army beyond that so what this is is a sin a small attack that was a symbol i guess that some say they can you is sending to the tatmadaw that they are still there they are still part of this organization this idea i should say to remove them from power what's going to be interesting in what some people are saying is that retaliate that is going to be expec

. >> walter mondale's presidential nam caine-- campaign needed a boost, so he chose congresswoman geraldine ferraro the first woman on a major party particular. it didn't work. mondale lost in a landslide to reagan but his bold move broke the glass ceiling for women in presidential campaigns. >> born in rural minnesota just before the great depression mondale served in the korean war before turning to a career in law and politics. after being appointed minnesota attorney general in 1960 he was appointed to the u.s. senate four years later and in 1976 jimmy carter chose mondale as his running mate. they went on to defeat gerald ford. historians credit mondale with strengthening the role of the vice president. he helped to broker the camp david accord that lead to a peace deal between egypt and israel. following carter's loss to reagan in 1980, mondale would take his own shot four years later. the campaign strategy of questioning reagan's age and fitness would back fire leading to this memorable response. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i am not going to exploit for politica

[laughter] pete: will cain has an axe to grind. jedediah: i do too!guys. we have some severe weather across florida today. really ugly day, you were just talking about it in the headlines, jed, around tampa. severe weather, tornado watches in effect -- severe thunderstorm watches in effect, and we also have increased threat for additional extreme weather. likely really, or really strong winds across much of florida throughout today. all part of the same system that brought severe weather the last couple of days. that cold front associated with this now is way down across parts of north florida, it's going to slowly drop across the state, but it's going to be a slow process. definitely localized flooding and severe weather. also kind of a gloomy day across a lot of the northeast. stay inside, slow moving showers on and off throughout the day, and also the center of this area of low pressure across part of the great lakes, a little more rain around the chicago area. another storm this week, very cold air out across parts of the west. some snow is coming

sheriffs are sitting down with will cain down on the border.is one of our weekend hosts with pete. we will hear from him coming up. so we will check in with will. he's down there on the border. brian: hard to make head who you are similar. pete: we are very similar. i take that as a compliment. i saw a prior preview of the package with will it's incredible. ainsley: they said in arizona because the governor there has called in the national guard. pete: you are going to want to see it we know the media is not going to core this, brian, it's humane policy. if they tell us it's more humane than it is carnage on the border and the process. change the words. it's not illegal aliens anymore. it's undocumented migrants therefore it's all humane. ainsley: or noncitizens. pete: they don't believe in citizenship because they don't believe in borders i'm confused. brian: hard to get all this straight so i have stopped trying. i quit. i'm throwing up my hands. ainsley: jillian has more headlines for us. jillian: it's very good. you want to stay tuned for t

on wednesday, republican state representative cain proposed financial penalties against entities thatn protest against election legislation. "the post" continues, to many of the companies and voting rights advocates, the message is clear. some republicans have no plans to back down and businesses that continue to speak out could face retribution. we can't discuss these measures without reiterating that the motivation behind them is not real. it's fake. even bill barr said so. there was no widespread voter fraud, he said. even chris krebs, who was in charge of election security, said so. even though mitch mcconnell and many, many others, republicans, denounced trump's lies after the insurrection, there are still gop lawmakers in state legislatures all across the country advancing these bills, advancing these voter restriction bills, using the big lie, and the pretense of ensuring election security, which isn't a thing. here's briscoe cain during a press conference last month and as you watch, remember texas republicans have offered no evidence of widespread voter fraud. >> we must, of

will cain on the caribbean island of st vincent explodes in its biggest eruption yet.in colombia in the mid ninety's coca fields covered whole stretches of land far from the cities which were now on the high surveillance end of the ninety's pete. we're talking about the potential from becoming a knocker stick with the guerrillas to help drug traffickers sought refuge in the jungles of mountains well out of the state's reach. a farm right militia 20000 men in the united self defenders of colombia to fight the guerrillas. meanwhile colombia's legitimate military suffered ambushes by the fall soldiers were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated that lives in the zones they took on the areas the state could never reach under pressure from the d.n.a. the criminals who came after the problem escobar hunted down the shell companies were dismantled under arresting increased. the move. to. places al-jazeera quicker and all the headlines for you u.s. health authorities have recommended a polls in

peter caine. this is the interview i'm looking forward to. i have got a dog, lucy.a terror. i'm getting worried because i heard in relationship to this major biden story, there are no bad dogs, just bad owners. is that true? >> that's true. people around the dog are failing the dog. when a dog bites once, that's your wake-up call. you can't let it happen a second time. they have idiots around the white house walking the dog. the reason why i know this, you can go online and see the handlers. he's got a blue shark skin suit on. he has his hand through the thumb hold. you never hold a leash like this. that's an indication they let anybody walk the dog. they need to train the people handling the dog. if somebody called me with a dog that this happened to, i would say a mandatory 60-day board and train. and i would be suggesting an e-collar is used. many people say don't shock the dog. we have a dog that bit two people. in many areas there is a three bite law. if it bites three times they can put the president's dog down. what's he going to do, say no, i'm above the law

and he was coming up the avenue fussing and raising cain talking about i own all of these houses.doing keeping me from coming to my property, and he was just a loud mouth. >> i think there is certain parts of mobile that feared him all the way to the death. >> they knew that it was the klan. we knew that that element was in the community, and it was a dangerous situation as far as we were concerned. nobody at that point had any answers. we thought that an independent investigative body needed to come in and look at it. we knew that the narrative was nothing near the truth. eventually it really got close to a boiling point. >> it's not right for them to go around hanging black folks, you know? because we don't go out there and hang no white people. >> so they did assign the civil rights division of the justice department to look into the matter and actually put together an investigation that really brought the truth out. >> ultimately, my father and my uncle begin to push out the message that this was racially motivated and an act of the klan. >> what you had here were two african-

>> this is from paul cain who has also been covering capitol hill. he noted this about the chamber tonight. he said it is so quiet that we have heard a senator's phone ring and a sneeze. lawmakers were approaching the president, pitching ideas, wanting to exchange cards with him. also shared this with you. she noted the president took a point of personal privilege. he revered off his captive remarks to talk about cancer and his late son beau biden. then thinking the minority leader mitch mcconnell for his part in naming legislation after his late son. he also went off script he talked about chinese president xi jinping. quote, he's deadly earnest on becoming the most significant consequential nation in the world. >> and here is senator tim scott. senator scott: good evening. i am senator tim scott from the great state of south carolina. we just heard president biden's first address to congress. our president seems like a good man. his speech was full of good words. but president biden promised you a specific kind of leadership. he promised to unite a

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last if we have all cain on the caribbean island of st vincent has erupted again with its biggest explosions since volcanic activity began late last week experts say the eruption generated lava flows down the volcano south and southwest flanks roughly 16000 people who live in communities close to the volcano have been evacuated on the government orders but authorities are concerned about an unknown number of residents who refuse to leave i've been no reports of deaths or injuries but vulcanologists have compared this eruption to one in 1902 that killed over one and a half 1000 people. authorities in the u.s. state of new york are promising to have 70 percent of the electricity come from renewable sources by 28 it's one of the most ambitious clean energy plants in the country but some say the transition will cause fossil fuel emissions to rise in the short term christianson in the reports. in the heart of new york since the legendary big alice once the world's largest generator of electricity its owner rise lie in power now wants to make it the cleanest by building the largest battery facilit

they're trying to get to land if they can cain tries to secure the boat to shore via a chain cable, but it just doesn't work. he's not moving quickly enough. just the fire is growing too much and then the ship veers back into the water. and so she wasn't close to shore long enough for anybody to be able to save all the government money. so the burning flames the dense smoke, they're all encircling the steamer the dark knights turning quite bright and the smells of hickory singed wood and sweat mingle together as the fear of everybody board ship is very palpable panic passengers start jumping overboard. they think it's better just to risk the rushing currents than the fire and the combination of bacon coal and wood has creating a heat of a fire. that's so intense that it actually fuses iron. the steamer steam pipe will explode the wheel stops and the cable chain drags and the root that's going to float downstream about two more miles before she she finally sinks into the mud. now the roof incineration is utterly devastating. it's thousands of dollars worth of damages in just the ship alo

richard harvey cain had been moved by the enemy church from new york to revitalize mother emmanuel.u know mother because that is where the 89 martyrs were so horribly murdered that day. richard harvey kane, a great entrepreneur, hires elliott to work for him and then elliott runs for the legislature and then for the congress. when richard greener graduates from harvard in 1870, endless opportunity, does he go to new york? does he go to boston? does he go to philadelphia? no, he goes to charleston, south carolina, because that is where the action was. we can't imagine it today. we can't imagine how much energy and optimism and energy, imagine what that was like if you were enslaved until 1865. and less, and then it's all gone. i was born in 1950. i often think what it would have been like to be black with the same capacities that we have now. you wouldn't have got to oxford. i wouldn't have gone to cambridge. you wouldn't have gone to yale. unlike, in the historically black university, lincoln, right on my brother. we would not have had those opportunities. i can imagine the heartbre

stuart: will cain is with us from a diner in missouri appeared good to have you back with us.t's it like where you are because i understand you don't have to wear a mask indoors in missouri . what is it like given the president's statement in the cdc says you don't have to wear one? >> it's like an injection, maybe mainlining a dose of common sense, i mean, the cdc is only catching up to what most americans already do-- new which by the way the science backs up as well which is covid doesn't transmit by any large number whatsoever outdoors, so the cdc is catching up to america and by the way we talk too much i believe about america getting back to normal. look, the truth is west of the hudson short of california, america is back to normal but it's not supposed to be normal, we are exceptional and we have to get back to be an exceptional again. stuart: you are in a part in missouri right now that voted overwhelmingly for president trump, so i guess president biden's message at tonight is not going to be that well received. what are you hearing? >> that's what i'm hearing and ag

. >> will cain, >> joins us live with reaction. not everybody wants the same thing.tual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take one, please! wait, this isn't a hot-dog stand? no, can't you see the sign? wet. teddy. bears. get ya' wet teddy bears! one-hundred percent wet, guaranteed! or the next one is on me! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ lawrence: two men on the fbi terror watch list arrested by border agents adjectives raise concern over the criminal threat on the crisis at the border. jillian: this is really disturbing and something you can't escape the situation today. i'm curious what the people of texas will say about this. >> really from now i will talk to diners in mcallen, texas on the border and i will ask about this, you tend to think this is only an immigration issue. it is also a security issue. two yemeni men, one in january, when in march, 133 years old, 126 years old captured coming across the border, a no-fly list, terrorist watchlist

todd: joey jones and congresswoman claudia tenney with pete hegseth, will cain live from talladega. alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. is didn't have time to take aim and go for the leg. he did what he thought best. todd: a neighbor revealing a new angle of the deadly police shooting, the argument that brought officers to that seen. jillian: and report, holding staffers not to call the migrants urge a crisis hits the biden administration with a new lawsuit. todd: in cape canaveral, florida the count of the space x rocket launch. are you ready for blastoff? "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ everybody get up ♪♪ we have the real deal going down ♪♪ jillian: look at that. a live look at cape canaveral,

he will be on but will cain shaves his head along with his cohorts talking about what is happening thise president of the united states. country singer tim montana has a new album dropping today, sounds a lot like this. he will be joining us this morning to kick off our performance into the weekend. we will discuss all that. there he is singing. doesn't know the song right now. ♪♪ lawrence: unleash the beast today. professional bull riding is set to reopen bringing the venue up. jillian: in sioux falls, south dakota, good morning, ashley. >> reporter: the first professional sports coming back to allow capacity indoors. that option is still on the table. i want to get to this. what is the title. >> the second line of defense. >> they did this for a long time. >> and more to one site to help the production into the events. >> bullfighter's protect the cowboy from the bull. >> this is second nature or first nature? he is a young guy, you guys are out there. >> my job is to go wherever we have the bulls and check that facility out, and the contractors to see what was can fit to gather for m

cain kills abel now kain would kill abel today the innocent one. what do we do? we do not give up big what he has on his forearm we never give up tattoos. that's a family battle cry, it is right and you so, so miss that life that made everything kind of mystical and possible again. and do you know what? we stick together, we stay warm. we do all of the jesus he things read the main thing of which we get other people water. emma get our own disappointing self water. we help people get food if they are hungry, you know? that's our most ultimate jesus thing of all cranky anxious disciples you all seem very crazy to me right now. you are all like when doing takeover, lord? and then he says why don't you all go to the beach, someone will bring in a hall of fish and eat a little. we'll talk ladle may bid this afternoon. so do these temporal things. all over the world the main thing that we do is that we see children. we keep it simple. it is a nightmare it's not as bad as it was six weeks ago. [laughter] too nice to name names. it is infinitely better the resurrection

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jillian: will cain is in texas to see how folks are reacting to the president's remarks last night.ack in texas, we are talking to folks about what they thought about joe biden's joint session of congress, did they hear what they wanted to hear? it is an awesome place but what a wonderful texas diner. it might have a little bit of bias. what stood out to me was first of all january 6th, the biggest attack on our democracy since world war ii. there might be a few other large moments, the big jobs plan, let's tell the truth, joe biden's method let's by american. is the government the best place to begin job creation or the private sector? may be small businesses across america, the best way to get america on its feet. as i go through the country visiting small businesses i see the same message, if you want to work we are ready to hire you. these places are understaffed. in talladega, alabama to springfield, missouri, can't get people to come out, the sign here says, awaiting them at home. the economy is ready to go. are we ready to put people back to earth? back to you. jillian: true

just ask anyone who isn't herman cain.ides, there's simple effective health precautions that can limit risk at these events, like wearing a mask. but for many trump rally goers, this was a face diaper of oppression. ♪ - trump 2020! (cheering) - trump is all about transparency, as you can see on the faces of his supporters. frankly, i'm pretty jealous of these mouth-breathers. ♪ - whenever they report it, they just talk about cases and death. they don't talk about recovery. - they just tend to focus on the number-- - the negative stuff, the scary stuff. - yeah, too much focus on the number of dead. let's focus on the other uplifting stuff. - correct. ♪ - i'm worried about covid! ♪ why no mask? - frankly, i forgot it in my car. ♪ - why aren't you wearing a mask? - i mean, again, it's a personal choice, i think. if everybody was wearing 'em and everybody said, "put a mask on," i'd respect everybody's wishes and put it on. we're not sheep, we're lions. - you're not sheep, but if everybody here was wearing masks... - if everybo

. >> for decades the movie critics declared citizen caine the greatest movie of all time but is no longerhe top rated film on rotten tom at owe thanks to a newly unearthed chicago tribune review of 80 years ago. the critic says it fails to impress with cane sledding away from the top spot. >> that title now goes to paddington 2. >> that is right. paddington 2 is now officially the greatest movie of all time. >> in many ways it is the citizen cane of movies, if you ask me, i don't agree with this whole thing. i don't think you can rank movies based on averaging critical reviews. these are works of art. they should be judged or more important factors like how much money they made. personally i think when you are evaluating films you need to look at how it stands up to the test of time. you know, citizen kane is 80 years old. we still be talking about paddington 280 years from now, probably not. we will be too busy fighting for the last fresh water spring on the baron wasteland that will be planet earth. that is a mark dpens paddington. don't get me wrong, paddington 2 is a phenomenal movie.

howie: joining us now from the will cain and mo eilithee, will, what is the biden's administration's finding to impose sanctions on moscow, tell us about the media going wild over the last june? will: it tells us that mission was accomplished. it was bs, it was total junk, howard. you increasing run one of the most important shows on television engaging in media criticism because the media at large has turned from attempting, i would suggest attempting to be objective truth tellers to outright propaganda. you heard jen psaki it was low to moderate confidence of intelligence, that means detainee heard a story second or third hand related to someone else. he passed it on and gossip and nonsense but reported breathless his with finger pointing as you saw in your clips there with full condemnation of president donald trump and it was all track and the crab was designed that donald trump was not reelected as president of the united states. it was mission accomplished for the propaganda. howie: mo, low to moderate, it doesn't mean it was not proven. what were the times now describing it in