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and for those reasons, i voted to convict donald j. trump. >> and the enemy's list goes on. >> lisa murkowski, pat toomey. and in the house, tom rice, south carolina. adam kinzinger. >> what was an honor was to be listed with such good members of congress and other senators like bill cassidy and murkowski and liz cheney and jamie butler. the people who stood up and voted their conscience despite the tough political thing that would come from it. that's what leadership is about. >> dan knewhouse, anthony gonzalez. that's another beauty. fred upton, jamie herrera butler. >> my vote to impeach our silting president is not fear based. i'm not choosing a side. i'm choosing truth. it's the only way to defeat fear. >> peter meyer, and, of course, the warmonger, a person that loves seeing our troops fighting, liz cheney. how about that? >> god, so sweaty and -- so liz cheney who said that there was never -- there has never been a greater betrayal by a president of the united states of his oath of office and his oath to the constitution. who just las

"thank you for your interest in receiving a greeting from donald j. trump melania trump for your special occasion. please allow up to 6 weeks for processing of your request." ten if your name is eric or don jr. [ laughter ] "due to the volume of requests president and mrs. trump receive, we will not provide status updates." and then you can scroll down for a list of occasions. birthdays, military retirement, wedding, condolence. [ laughter ] who's ordering a condolence video from donald trump? "your mother died? that's too bad. she was a total disaster." [ laughter ] he basically just launched his own version of cameo. you can even book the former president for parties and events. look at this. "thank you for your interest in inviting donald j. trump to participate in your event." then you have to answer questions like, audience and notable invitees, including estimated number of attendees. he wants to know how big the crowd is and if tv's hercules, kevin sorbo, will be there, i guess. [ laughter ] in less than three months, trump has gone from president of

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direction of an indictment of donald trump. >> obviously, he also brought up the name of alan wiesleberg. he is essentially the guy who knows the insides and outs of donald j. trump. how crucial could his testimony be in a potential trial? >> you know, yasmin, it's almost cliche that they are going to use the -- the accountant to take down this potentially-massive, financial fraud. but, it looks like, that's what they are aiming to do. and they have some considerable ammunition, in that regard. because there have -- there's been reporting that the prosecutors are, also, looking at. perhaps, talking with. perhaps, targeting, alan wiesleberg's sons, who were involved. one of whom, was directly involved, in some of the trump organization's business. another was a member of a bank, where trump did some considerable borrowing. and i can tell you. when crime becomes a family affair. i'm not saying it is, but that seems to be what they're looking at. then, the prosecutors could, very easily, leverage possible-criminal charges against wiesleberg's son in order to bring alan wiesle berg, himself, onboard. >> quite a spiderweb. glenn kirschner for us, thank you, gre

the resolution just basically talks about the greatness of donald j. trump. erica great again and how i hope other states will in fact follow suit. >> i'm sure they will. donald trump remains the center of gravity in the republican party and will probably be until he decides that it no longer suits him. i don't know if that's going happen any time soon. i think if the election were tomorrow, he absolutely would run again. that's what i'm told by people around him who are speaking to him but the election isn't tomorrow, yasmin. so we have a lot of time before we really learn what his intentions are. but the bottom line is the party remains his. his issues, his grievances, his annoyances, all become the republican party's. that's exactly what you saw happen with the stolen election myth. he says it, his followers believe it, republican lawmakers, many of them, know it not to be true but they have to go along with it or risk alienating their voters. frankly what you have right now is a party whose leaders are absolutely terrified of misunderstanding and misreadin

a callback to the unyielding push by president donald j. trump in the institution and led some-career lawyers to resign. that is your writing, katie, and again, there are a lot of people who would assume that would be the case under joe biden and under his attorney general. but it seemed important that the new-attorney general actually say those words out loud, not just so that his staff hears it at the -- at the -- at the department of justice. but that, americans really understand that the department of justice is not the president's department of justice. it's the department of justice for -- for all americans. >> absolutely. and if you think about it, we are not leaving an era of politically-charged investigations. it wasn't just important to say that to reaffirm we are leaving the trump era. it's important because merrick garland as attorney general is going to make announcements. his prosecutors are going to make decisions on cases that are going to continue to upset the left and the right. if you think about the investigation into joe bide

me right now with reaction to that and a lot more is the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. president, thank you so much for being with me tonight. >> thank you, maria. thank you. >> maria: we have so much to get to with you. president biden's first order of business on january 20th and 21st was to overturn your policy at the border. immediately stop construction of the wall triggering an onslaught of new illegal immigration. your reaction, do you believe this would not have happened had he not overturned the policies? >> well, my policies were working better than they have ever seen on the southern border. the wall is almost complete. we just had to fix little sections, complete little sections that had to be together. we needed them in order to get the trucks back and forth from side to side, but they have chosen to stop right in the middle. they could have it finished in a month and it would be just magnificent. it already is magnificent when it is done in the areas where it is totally conflated. but just small sections are remaining and they should finish it. they are d

. >> donald j. trump't going anywhere. >> the leader of the conservative movement, the leader of the republican party. >> reporter: not there this weekend, several top republicans, including trump's own vice president, mike pence, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and third-ranking gop member in the house, liz cheney, one of the republicans who voted to impeach the president six weeks ago, also bill cassidy saying this conference and trump do not represent the whole party. >> we've got to win in two years. we've got to win in four years. if we do that, we'll do that by speaking to those issues that are important to the american people, and there's a lot of issues important to them right now, not by putting one person on a pedestal. >> the former president did not attend president biden's inauguration and right off the bat he blasted president biden, it wasn't just democrats. even though republicans are worried about party unity, the former president did not hold back, going after members of his own p

trump, donald, don jr., or ivanka, he did not say. >> would you like to see lve the party? >> he is already the leader. donald j. trump.r: what about the other trump's? >> i hope they run for 28. reporter: in his first public address since he left the white house, rejected by voters, trump eased the minds of many republicans with a call to unify the party across the bitter divide he helped create. mr. trump: the republican party is united. the only division is between a handful of washington d.c. establishment political hacks. and everybody else all over the country. i think we have tremendous unity. reporter: that call for unity behind trump is a challenge to those republicans who want to unite the party behind someone else in a post trump era. the former president is not releasing his viselike grip on a clear majority of republican voters. >> every party, but now the republican party especially, has to look inside after january 6 and say, what have we become? how do we go forward from here? reaching out to donald trump in more of the same is not going to do that. reporter: as expected in his kitchen sink of a speech,

. >> donald j. trumpin't going anywhere. >> the leader of the conservative movement, of the america first movement, of the republican party. >> reporter: not there this weekend, several top republicans including trump's own vice president mike pence, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, and third ranking gop member in the house, liz cheney. she was one of ten republicans who voted to impeach the former president six weeks ago. a reminder gop leadership is divided on whether trump should lead. >> i don't believe that he should be playing a role in the future of the party or the country. >> reporter: other republicans, including louisiana's bill cassidy, who voted to convict trump, saying this conference, and trump, do not represent the party. >> we've got to win in two years, we've got to win in four years. if we do that, we'll do that by speaking to those issues that are important to the american people, and there's a lot of issues important to them right now, not by putting one person on a pedestal. >

. >> harris: exclusively live by phone former president donald j. trump. mr. trump, you are with me? >> yes, i am. >> harris: let's start with why you are calling this a national disaster. >> well, they are destroying our country. the gentleman said the violence in his country. we're bringing the violence to our country because many of the people coming are not non-violent people. they are violent people. many of the people coming. these countries don't send out their finest and in some cases i'm sure you have wonderful, fine people, but you also have criminals, you have murderers, you have sex traffickers, you have a lot of very bad people coming into our country. and they are doing nothing about it. they will be released or already being released. yesterday they announced they are going to let them go into the country, no courts, no nothing. it is crazy. they are destroying our country. this is just like with the vaccine where they say let's blame trump. we had record positive numbers and frankly in another couple of weeks we could have finished up the wall.

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. >> let me tell you this right a now, donald j. trump ain't going anywhere. >> duncan: ed, on another political matter tonight new york governor andrew cuomo is now facing accusations of sexual harassment from a second woman who used to work for him. the democrat said in a statement he never made advances toward the second accuser. ed, what's next? >> reporter: jericka, cuomo is calling on the attorney general to appoint an independent investigator to look into the allegations detailed in "the new york times," attorney general leticia james said the governor had to formally request an investigation in order for her office to launch one. the latest allegations come as the governor is facing a federal investigation into how he oversaw nursing homes during the pandemic. notably today even the white house press secretary said that president biden, a long time ally of cuomo, supported an independent investigation. all of this could affect cuomo's plans to run for an unprecedented the fourth term in 2024. >> duncan: ed o'keefe in washington, t

here and now with exclusive reaction to biden's first press conference is former president donald j. trump. mr. president, thank you very much for joining us tonight. joe biden is brazenly stonewalling, as you can see in the press conference, requests for access to these facilities, and as you heard, he has no idea when access will be granted. what is going on here and when you get away with this? >> mr. trump: no, i would end, and we had the border, the most secure, they say in 20 years, but really, i think from the beginning, it has never been like this. we built almost 500 miles of wall, and it was new wall. they like to say renovation, the renovation was we knocked down the old wall and built a new wall, and then they call it a renovation, but this was new wall, and incredible wall. that was, you know, really did a job. in addition to that, mexico worked great with us. we had a tremendous relationship, me with the president, who is a tremendous person, and they gave us 28,003 -- 28,000 soldiers along our border, and they stopped people from coming in. what you are seeing now is inhuman

journalists and even a few voters used to mourn about the the lack of real choice in american politics donald j. trump changed all of that and now he's back like the terminator now the party is being reborn in his image and the creaking republican establishment is once again playing for time pretending to climb up well in reality wringing their hands others are already climbing aboard the next donald bandwagon trump know carries the support of a large and vocal minority right across the united states he has reached into sections of society that other republicans can't reach his appeal is to main street perhaps to the back street certainly not to wall street however in politics every action has a reaction and in time the democrats of assembled a large and mighty and a winning coalition against them and there's no doubt that some person has mobilized the 2nd largest vote in american presidential history the problem for the republicans it is also mobilize the largest vote in american presidential history and that was the mandate that elected president biden and so forth has made them a self an all is sur

journalists and even a few voters used to more the the lack of real choice in the medic and politics donald j. trump changed all of that and now he's back like the terminator no the party is being reborn in his image and the clicking republican establishment is once again playing for time contending to climb up while in reality rigging the hands of those that are already climbing aboard the next donald bandwagon trump no counties in support of a large and vocal minority right across the united states has reached into sections of society that other republicans can't reach his appeal is to main street but hops to the back street certainly not to wall street over in politics every action has a reaction and then tom the democrats of assembled a large and mighty and a winning coalition against them and there's no doubt that trump of them has mobilized the 2nd largest vote in the medic and presidential history the problem for the republicans it is also mobilized the largest vote in the medical presidential history and that was the monday that elected president biden. and so from tells me that myself and a

donald trump, dominating his third consecutive... >> donald trump is a professional political wrecking ball. >> donald j. trump! (cheers and applause) >> narrator: by july 2016, donald trump headed to the republican convention after crushing the establishment candidates. >> let's face it, he was larger than the republican party. in fact, his nomination was the hostile takeover of the republican party. >> narrator: in their feat, the g.o.p. leaders lined up behind the man who had ridiculed and attacked them. >> they ceded the reins to somebody who was pulling together this enormous movement on the far-right fringe that was swamping the party. they thought-- the g.o.p. thought they were in control. but by that point, they were already losing control. >> narrator: they even gave him one of their own as s running mate. >> the next vice president of the united states, governor mike pence. >> it was a shock to the staff when they found out that mike pence had been chosen, given trump's etoric and how extreme he was. i don't think that they expected him to be the one chosen as the running mate. >> and when we elect don

matt gaetz, and a close ally of donald j. trump is being investigated whether he had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old and paid for her to travel with him according to three people briefed on the matter. investigators are examining whether he violated federal sex trafficking laws. it is illegal to induce someone under the age of 18 to travel over state lines to engage in sex in exchange for money or something of value and the u.s. justice department regularly prosecutes such cases. it is not known how he met the girl investigators are scrutinizing. the investigation was opened in the final months of the trump administration under william barr. given congressman gaetz's national profile some appointed by president trump were notified of the investigation. three people familiar with the probe said the examination is a part of a broader investigation into a local official in florida named joel greenberg, the seminole county tax collector. indicted on an array of charges including sex trafficking of a child and financially suppo

a memoir, the true story of the former personal attorney to president donald j. trump. thank you for joining us tonight. >> welcome. >> i wasn't a fly on the wall. if i were, i know you have arrangements with the manhattan d.a. what part can you tell me about what went down today? i do not have any arrangement with anybody. i asked for nothing and they offered nothing. whatever information they seek, if i am capable of providing that to them i do. i also believe that the right thing to do is not to provide that information. i don't want to see the trump organization or mr. weisslberg obtain a benefit you heard that he could be the ultimate tour guide through the system. a lot of people thought you would be the tour guide. tell me about what he may have known that you already know. >> right. he is the chief financial officer of the trump organization. he is by far the longest serving and acting executive at the trump organization. basically fred trump told donald to take allen weisslberg because fred didn't trust him with the money he was loaning. and he became the coo a

. >> the real, legitimate and still actual president of the united states, donald j. trump>> reporter: this echos his unfounded election claims during this tv appearance in january, two weeks after the capitol insurrection. >> mission accomplished by the conglomerate of social media, big tech, big media and big government for ushering in the dawn of a new world order. this great reset with an unverified election. >> yeah. >> reporter: that caused goya's board to essentially silencing him. a person familiar with the action which includes unanue's family members called them insulting and he said he can no longer speak to the media without the board's permission. the source tells cnn unanue has hurt goya's bottom line. they did not respond to several attempts by cnn to reach for comment, but at the time unanue told "the new york post", independently i've made the decision to lower the temperature and walk away from speaking about politics and religion. welcome news to this consumer who said he had stopped buying goya products given the ceo's past politically charged comments.

but let's move on to the president of the united states: donald j. trump. oh, i'm sorry. you think joe biden was inaugurated in january, sheeple? well, maybe you've been reading the wrong internet message boards. and you're going to find out the truth tomorrow! >> the f.b.i. is warning of extremist chatter, and specifically that there could be another attack on the u.s. capitol tomorrow. >> qanon followers are at it again. they have grasped on to another impossible theory. >> trump will take office as the 19th president of the united states on march 4, >> they believe in an old inauguration date in place before the passage of the 20th amendment. it changed from march 4 to january 20 only in 1933. >> the trump hotel has nearly tripled its rates, with rooms now going for about $1,300 ao3 night both today and for tomorrow. >> trevor: oh, man, what a grift. honestly, i don't even blame trump. if i was him, i would milk the shit out of this thing. i'd be charging my guests for shit they didn't even buy. ( hotel guest ) "wait a minute, i never bought a toblerone." ( trump ) "i

a surgeon hate that that link linked link to former president donald j. trump and alluded to the coronavirus as the china virus. and but that they do with the times reference, they picked of the spear and ran with it. >> this bollards against asian-americans is a -- with intentional for card to th coronavirus 10. >> it was that help of the last year b had a former president o the united states used racist phrases. >> let's start with the facts. the claim that there is a wave against asian-americans. the same new york times story actually undercuts that narrative. crime data from the district attorney office in san francisco's county and alameda county, which includes oakland, shows people of asian descent were less likely last year to b victims of crime did others. and a similar story elsewhere i la, the number of anti- asian hate crimes was just 15 and 2020 . 15. i should note that there are more than 1.5 million asians living in la county. during the same time. may, the lapd reported four times as many anti- hispanic hate crimes. so again, what might be fueli

and activist groups have tallied racist incidents against asian-americans, a hate they link to donald j. trump. referring to coronavirus as the china virus. and the left picked up the smear and read with it. >> this uptake and violence against asian-americans is the result of racist rhetoric used by political readers with intentional regard to the coronavirus pandemic. >> it was not helpful that last year yet a former president of the united states using racist phrases like:-flew. >> laura: the same "new york times" story we just referenced undercuts that data. it shows that people of asian descent were less likely last year to be victims of crimes than other ethnic groups. then in a similar story elsewhere in l.a., the number of reported anti-asian hate crimes was just 15 and 2020. now, 15. i should note that there are more than 1.5 million asians living in l.a. county. during that same time period, the l.a.p.d. reported four times as many anti-hispanic hate crimes. so again, what may be fueling these anti-asian crimes? the ones that are happening. the answer is buried in a recent "washington

. >> yeah, ever since, when donald j. trumpy have at cnn and msnbc have gone completely south. yet, they haven't gone back to what night hosts are supposed to do. the carson's, the letterman early days. leno, conan o'brien. the people who actually do comedy, they are still doing politics on a nightly basis and it is born. imagine if you are a college kid in a dorm and you put in late night tv and you just want to have a laugh and i hear stephen colbert and even seth meyers after that talking about how the filibuster had to be abolished. if i want that, i'm pretty sure i can go to some other channel to hear about that sort of thing. so basically, guys like seth meyers have become completely insufferable as a result and predictable. because they won't dare go after a joe biden, even if he falls up the stairs of air force one three times and then the white house blames 11-mile-an-hour wind. i would think that if that were trump or any president for that matter that has and are next to their name, that would be the first story in t

president donald j. trump heard the border patrol wanted him down there, he said he's probably going to go down there and visit the southern border. they want some kind of support. they cannott get it from this administration. they will get it from president donald trump. >> sean: we are going to have tape that senator ted cruz is giving this excessively tonight. in all honesty, you've been always gracious with your time. we are glad you are part of our fox family. thank you for being with us. and welcome for many years to come. >> thank you. excited to be part of the team. >> a few months ago democrats demonize all legal challenges, investigations into the 2020 election results.us guess what? tonight marks the 30th, 2021, nancy pelosi and democrats are still challenging what was a count, recount, and a certified result. it's a close house race but it's been called for it not only has the race been certified but the g.o.p. congresswoman from iowa has been sworn into office. thanks to the election challenge, na

say democrats will hold the majority of the house and spent months pushing back on president donald j. trump'sabout a stolen election. thrust into the uncomfortable world of arbiters of the contested race, something found on her behalf by an attorney who fought back against the trump election challenges says where necessary to effectuate the will of the voters in the 2nd congressional district the committee should therefore exercise its discretion to depart from iowa law. not counting rules that disenfranchise the smallest possible number of voters. what happens to that race in the house? >> you better stay with congress woman miller meeks. for the democrats to try to overturn it is as still -- is as wrong as wrong can be. on january 6th, the idea that i wasn't supposed to object to pennsylvania. but on january 6th, 2017 the democrat chair of the rules committee could object alabama. we had maxine waters object wyoming. now we have democrats try to overturn a certified election in the state of iowa that congresswoman miller meeks won fair and square. i wonder if these woke corporations are goi

. >> let me tell you right this, donald j trump is not going anywhere. >> and on another political matter, governor cuomo is facing accusations of sexual harassment from a second woman that used to work for him. the democrats said this a statement, that he never made advancementes toward a second accuser, who is next? >> they are appointing an independent investigator to look in to the accused crimes. the governor had to formally request a investigation for one to be launched and they are investigating how he oversaw nursing homes. biden backs an independent investigation. all of this could affect cuomo's plans to run for an unprecedented fourth term in 2022. >> ed o'keefe for us in washington tonight. thank you. >>> well the race to vaccinate america is getting a big boost. a third vaccine approved this weekend is about to ship out. cbs news transportation correspondent, is in louisville, kentucky. good evening. >> good evening. behind me you see a fleet of u.p.s. aircraft, among those set to distribute the johnson & johnson vaccination wide. it's the literal shot in the arm the country

president donald j. trump. they finally felt like they had an ally with president trump and you know what? he says he is probably going to go down there and visit the southern border. they need some kind of support. they can't get it from this it administration. they will get it from president donald trump. >> sean: lara, in all honesty, you have always been gracious with your time, always coming on the program. we are glad you are part of our fox family. thank you for being with us and welcome for many years to come. >> thank you. excited to be part of the team. >> sean: all right, a few months ago, and investigations. remember into the 2020 election results. guess what customer tonight marks the 30th 2021. nancy pelosi democrats are still challenging what was a count, a recount, and a certified result. it is a close house race, but it has been called. not only has the race been certified, the g.o.p. congresswoman from iowa has been sworn into office. now thanks to the election challenge, nancy pelosi, her dem

as the tentacles of various civil and criminal investigations tighten around donald j. trump. in the meantime, the republicans will do what they know, they'll cheat at the ballot and nearly every statehouse in the country has seen vote are suppression bills curdle their way up since the new year. we start tonight with a panel -- can congresswoman -- we'll go straight to our congresswoman ilan omar, congresswoman from minnesota. according to the president this week, some americans may have already sooefd their relief money as early as this weekend. have you heard from any of your minneapolis constituents that they've received theirs as of yet? >> great to be with you reverend al. some have received their checks, some have noted pending in their accounts. it's really exciting that some have received that $1,400 relief that was desperately needed with so many of our constituents and with the american rescue plan, we were also able to extend it to the adult dependents and people with mixed statuses. so this is something that got done because so many people were willing to fight fo

witnessing some of the consequences from a really disjointed and dangerous foreign policy pursued by donald j. trump i understand both those fronts you just talked about there and i think you're right. let's switch gears to the united states postal service, louis dejoy unveiled his ten-year strategic plan, higher postage rates, some slower services as well as reduced hours. it's going to cost more as the service gets worse. is that acceptable to you? if it's not, can congress do anything about it? >> i think that is a business model guaranteed to fail. if you really want to put a dent in reputation and postal service, this is the way to do it. delay delivery, make it harder to accelerate delivery and that's a plan to fail. what dejoy seems to be doing is further ewroting confidence in and the ability of the postal service to deliver to the american people. >> here is a question. louis dejoy is a trump holdover. he was also a trump donor before being appointed. why is he still there? can president biden replace him? >> you know, because of the semi-autonomous nature of the post office, louis dejoy is

democratic party is losing their stranglehold on minorities based on the turnout in november 2020 when donald j. trumpinority votes than any other republican candidate ever. to your final point, joy reid needs to revisit her tweetur on the homophobic comments she made a couple of years ago. >> sean: your take, katie? >> uh-huh. uh-huh. i loved everything that leo said, but you have to remember this is about the left having standards for everybody else. they claim they're their own standards of tolerance and unity and loving everybody and being naut hateful and yet this is the kind of language they spew against their fellow americans. the left is the side of the political isle that's tried to repeatedly erase supreme court justice clarence thomas from history. they t tried to downplay the significance of senator tim scott of south carolina and the work he tried to do with criminal justice reform. then when it comes to getting radicals into the government into president biden's cabinet, they use race and gender as a weapon and say that if you oppose anyone who happens to be a female, a female of color o

also the author of "compromise, counterintelligence and the threat of donald j. trump." what did you think of the effort by some senators to point the finger at antifa, point the finger at social justice protests? >> i think it was extraordinarily important to hear directly from the director of the fbi, three very specific things. the first is exactly rebutting that point, that there is no evidence that there were any antifa or anti-trump members of the group of the insurrectionists that stormed the capitol on the 6th of january. the second is he said quite clearly there's no information at all, no evidence of widespread voter fraud, yet alone enough to have impacted the results of the election. so i think the two things put together go a long way to providing a set of facts to the american people that are free from any sort of political spin and that are really important as people go assessing what occurred and what didn't occur and what we need to do moving forward. >> it seemed very clear wray didn't want to get roped in to serving political purposes of either democra

and bringing it all home -- the reason your family doesn't speak anymore -- president donald j. trump! no distance, no masks, be here in person! cpac 2021 only in orlando! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. crystal gayle? rudy giuliani is not on the list at cpac. he is no longer representing donald trump. and his next client could be himself. last month, rudy got hit with a $1.3 billion lawsuit from dominion voting systems. they're suing him for spreading misinformation about their machines. and apparently they had a heck of a time serving him with papers. you know, in order to sue someone you have to touch them with the document to get the lawsuit going. but every time the process server got close, rudy would transform into a bat and fly away. [ laughter ] no, really. at one point, the server jammed the lawsuit into the door of an suv giuliani got into, but rudy's doorman grabbed an umbrella and pried it out onto the ground. you know, if they really wanted to get those papers to rudy, they should have had borat's daughter stuff them in his pants. [ applause ] meanwhile, jeff bezo

let me tell you the person in the last five years who has done more for black americans, donald j. trumpan, was to undo the joe biden crime bill in 1994. there is reparation right there because he's giving people a second chance. the lowest unemployment, funding historical black colleges, something that obama and biden did not do. let me sit here and say this is a black american, is an american, donald trump did more for black americans in four years than what the democrats have done in 100 years! period! end of story! >> sean: 15 seconds, vince. >> you know what, sean, my mother and father had a song called [indiscernible]. that's what we need to be more concerned about. we spend so much time concerned about why america think -- what anyone thinks. we should be concerned about ourselves, controlling our own conduct. the democrats have planted envy, hatred and strife among us. >> sean: vince, welcome back, we missed you. thank you. coming up, democratic hypocrisy on full display, you won't believe what was caught on camera in california last week. we will show that next. >> one last exam

oh, by the way, this was donald j. trump's strategy. ecause he's borrowing so much of president trump's strategy. he's keeping all the sanctions, he's keeping the tariffs, he keeps up this language of rhetorical -- maybe empty rhetorical criticism of human rights, but he just won't credit president trump. elizabeth: interesting. you know, president trump was really going after president biden after biden's team got hammered by chinese officials in anchorage, alaska. geopolitical experts said this seemed like a debacle. listen to former president trump here. watch this. >> that was an absolute embarrassment to our country. i have -- i could not believe it. we should have walked out. nobody ever talked to my group that way or me that way, i can tell you that. and if they did, i would have doubled up the tariffs which, frankly, were something we probably should have done anyway. but we took in, i took in billions and billions of dollars from china. we were bringing businesses back. it was really going well, and china respected us. they neve

the father of the vaccine is donald j. trump. what is fauci the father of?al virus. fauci is the guy -- this virus, according to bob redfield at the centers for disease control, came from the wuhan lab and basically we had fauci not only funding that lab with american taxpayer dollars, he authorized this thing called gain of function research. he allowed the chinese communist party the people's liberation army to genetically engineer a virus using gain of function. i call it the fauci virus now. if he wants to be the father of something, he is the father of the virus that's killed over half a million americans. >> rachel: well, peter, we are still trying to get to the bottom of that and we are definitely going to bring you back when we get more information on it. you are right, there is a lot of questions out there. peter, i can't thank you enough for joining me today. >> you take care, rachel. >> rachel: all right. coming up, illegal immigration along our southern border is now big business for criminals and cartels. how children become a hot commodity for

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one pac that is donald j. trump. t anyone else to even insinuate any of these pacs. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy said trump has not committed to staying out of republican house primaries. do you get a sense here that some of the republican infighting will benefit democrats? >> absolutely. i don't think that donald trump will do anything that doesn't serve his first interests. you know, before anything else. and we know he is really controlling and consumed by his ego. he has to be the center of attention and keep his name in the news. that's why he's going to go after those who he believes -- him in the past. either voting for impeachment or did things he didn't like. he's going to go after them. and i believe he's right that he wants it to be all under his name. he wants to control it. he wants to be the one approving all the messaging and the e-mails that go out in branding. he doesn't want to give even the party he says he'll support the ability to use his name, which is really something coming from him

. >> let me tell you this right now, donald j. trump anywhere. >> america first is now positioned to guide our country through the trials and tribulations of the next generation. >> reporter: today trump is not expected to announce plans for a run in 2024, but other potential presidential hopefuls appear to be testing the waters. from rallying behind lifting lockdowns -- >> florida got it right, and the lockdown states got it wrong. [cheers and applause] >> i don't know if you agree with me, but dr. fauci is wrong a lot. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: -- to pushing back against the democratic agenda. >> i hear president biden say america's back. [laughter] back to what? >> they are more focused on renaming abraham lincoln high school than they are opening up so kids can go back and learn there. >> reporter: some high profile republicans avoided the conference including former vice president mike pence who declined an invitation to speak. minutes before trump's speech today, c pac is going to announce the results of its straw poll. a

will disagree with some of the points that were made as far as nobody has tackle this problem, donald j. trump tackled this problem, his zero-tolerance policy that said do not come over here if you do not want to be separated, do not cross the border illegally, do not come. we are building a wall and taking immigration seriously, we have every right to protect and defend the integrity of our border, that was working. the biden administration came in with their virtue signaling andrew that all away and now everybody suffers, the migrant children suffer, the american taxpayer suffer. it has to start with securing the border. >> emily: gillian, your floor? >> gillian: first of all i would say, if president biden woke up tomorrow and did what every republican lawmaker and every trump supporter wants him to do which is to reinstate the remain in mexico policy, what would happen to the tens of thousands of children in particular, families but unaccompanied minors most specifically who would then be left on the mexico side of the u.s. southern border? i understand the position, to biden administratio