i'm trey gowdy. don't forget to download the trey gowdy podcast at web foxnewspodcast.com.biden is speaking in just a few moments in his first prime time address of the nation, we are going to take it live as soon as it begins. we don't know exactly what joe biden will say, we do know that his address marks one year is the beginning of the coronavirus lockdowns in this country. have you been celebrating? if you're affluent and don't have kids at home, you might be purity your life may have improved dramatically. for everyone else, life has gotten much worse. it seems like an odd occasion to celebrate. it joe biden like

i'm trey gowdy.anted to start with something hopeful and something happy this evening and then ironically, a woman named joy forced me to go in another direction. joy read, that is from msnbc. it was supposed to be a segment about the minimum wage. she could not resist taking a shot at united states senator, tim scott. this is what she said. >> got to love the tim scott about diversity over that round of words. that is a basketful of words. >> trey: save you the trouble of looking that word up, it is a superficial cover. it is her way of calling senator scott a token. what she has done that too in the past. >> your appointment is seen by some as a member of progress. others have called you a mere token, elevated only to show that the g.o.p. has gotten the diversity. i do hope that as a senator, you will prove those who called you a token wrong. >> trey: for a party and a media, a client who loves civility and public discourse and ruling out the hot political rhetoric and finding some unity, she has a

i'm trey gowdy.your family or circle of friends is anything like mine, it's diverse and there are different view points on many issues. i try to make an effort where people i disagree with are coming from. i do it for two different reasons. number one, i'm always open to an argument that is better than my own. perhaps the other person knows something i don't know or has evidence i haven't considered. i'm happy to hear them out. the second reason i make an effort to understand what where the other side is coming from is it makes me a more effective advocate for what i actually do believe. it helps me anticipate the weaknesses my own argument, bolster them and be better prepared when they are challenged. so there are many reasons to expose ourselves to different perspectives. take the issue of a national minimum wage. there are those who believe congress should set the minimum wage for everyone and it should be $15 an hour. there are those who think congress should set the wage but it should be higher

space bar no, you are wrong, as a matter of fact, i agree with trey gowdy. sorry, trey, but i do. no offense to the beauty pageant questions but there were three disappointments that i had with a press conference. one was no questions about covid, are you kidding me? i don't care if it's going great, he started with that, that's where we are at. it is so much talk about covid. i was very disappointed he didn't call on peter doocy and not because i work at this network, i like the chemistry between the president and peter doocy and i think peter is a good journalist. i was also disappointed that he didn't call and anyone from "the new york times" and lastly i was disappointed with the question, although people call me a journalist i am not, i am a talk show host, democratic strategist, i was a journalist back in the day and when you are a journalist you ask questions, you don't make yourself a story and you report the tax. i would've liked some tough bbc reporters to have been there to asked some of the tougher questions and lastly, here i go agreeing with trey is that the federal

i'm trey gowdy.onically, a woman named joy forced me to go in another direction. joy read, that is from msnbc. it was supposed to be a segment about the minimum wage. she could not resist taking a shot at united states senator, tim scott. this is what she said. >> got to love the tim

trey gowdy, former congressman from south carolina.y, your thoughts on the president's layout of the plan. >> he said he hopes it's bipartisan. when congressman ford was in the house and when i was there, transportation bills were bipartisan but i have never heard phrases like human infrastructure or social infrastructure. it was roads and bridges and ports and airports and pipes. i have no idea what social infrastructure means. as for senator mcconnell i like him a lot but republicans didn't say a word about debt and deficits the last four years that i can recall and raising taxes on other people is always politically popular. if this were just about infrastructure i think it would get done but it's about a lot more than that. >> bret: we raise that issue about deficit and debt and how republicans haven't talked about it because for the last four years if you look at the national debt clock it keeps on ticking every day over 28 trillion right now the total number here and that eventually is unsustainable. here is former vice president

panel early tonight, byron york, chief political correspondent of the "washington examiner," trey gowdy, former congressman from south carolina. let me start with you, i want to play this montage. we heard a little bit of it in peter's piece about the filibuster, specifically. it's really the furthest that this president has gone and talking about it. to take a listen. >> people got tired of talking and tired of collapsing. filibusters broke down and were able to break the filibuster and get a vote. if we can end it with 51, we will have no problem. it's not my expertise and what the parliamentary rules and talk to get there are, but her preoccupation with the filibuster is totally legitimate. >> president barack obama says the filibuster was a relic of the jim crow era, do you agree? >> yes. let's figure out how we can get this done. let's move in the direction of significantly changing the abusive filibuster rule. speak a few things, there's a lot in there, once you start calling it the relic of jim crow era, essentially calling it racist, kind of boxes yourself and that you're going

i'm trey gowdy.erse and there are different view points on many issues. i try to make an effort where people i disagree with are coming from. i do it for two different reasons. number one, i'm always open to an argument that is better than my own. perhaps the other person knows something i don't know or has evidence i haven't considered. i'm happy to hear them out. the second reason i make an effort to understand what where the other side is coming from is it makes me a more

trey gowdy? >> matthew mcconaughey announces bid for texas governor.unds good. we welcomed him on the show before. we will have him back. thanks panel. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by maria bartiromo. have you seen this show? great show. good one last night starts right now. maria, i give you 10 seconds extra tonight. >> maria: well, thank you for that, bret. have a great night. [laughter] >> maria: and good evening, everyone. welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm maria bartiromo. tonight, the democrats far left agenda is headed for a tipping point with a fight over the filibuster ahead. the filibuster senate rule requires 60 votes to pass legislation. getting rid of it would mean a simple majority of senators required to pass law. meaning if all democrats are voting, 50-plus vice president harris could sway the decision on any legislation. joe biden, who promised to be a unifier and reach across the aisle signaling this morning

i'm trey gowdy. tonight, president biden will address the nation on the pandemic. been lost. a year's worth of the social interaction has been lost. but americans are forward-looking people. we are willing to reflect and remember and honor. but our instinct is to focus on what is yet to come. my guest is the president will spend some time honoring what has been lost. he will let us know where he thinks we are today. but mostly he will talk about

i'm trey gowdy. don't forget to download the trey gowdy podcast at web foxnewspodcast.com. tucker carlson is up ♪ ♪ spewing good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it joe biden is speaking in just a few moments in his first prime time address of the nation, we are going to take it live as soon as it begins. we don't know exactly what joe biden will say, we do know that his address marks one year is the beginning of the coronavirus lockdowns in this country. have you been celebrating? if you're affluent and don't have kids at home, you might be purity your life may have improved dramatically. for everyone else, life has gotten much worse. it seems like an odd occasion to celebrate. it joe biden like we mentioned he signed in $1.9 trillion bill, that bill is being called a coronavirus release to relief measure. he isn't planning on taking any questions about it. that's not surprising, he has not held a press conference since taking office, the longest and at least a century of president hasn't waited. our leaders don't believe they have to justify spending nearly $

trey gowdy. thank you for your time and thanks for being here.dence the economy is bouncing back. jobs number came out 90 minutes ago. we added 379,000 jobs in february. as the covid recovery picks up steam. unemployment 6.2%. well below the peak of 14.7 last april. wall street heading higher as investors bet on a rebound driven by stimulus spending and widespread vaccinations. larry kudlow the anchor of kudlow and fox business 4:00 monday through friday on fox business. the hot take on the jobs report tells you what, larry? >> the economy is a lot stronger than washington or the current administration wants to admit because they want their stimulus bill, which is not a good bill. by the way, you are right on the numbers. one other number private sector jobs jumped 465,000. and you will see even stronger numbers ahead as the vaccines take hold. we have 83 million vaccines thanks to president trump's operation warp speed. you will probably have herd immunity by the spring or early summer and you see all these neanderthal governors completely openi

china relations with china editor for the economist, gowdy epstein. he offers a warning about call possible conflict between china and taiwan in the future. >> if china decides in the next five years or even further out that it wants to reincorporate taiwan into the people's republic by force, that is the kind of challenge that is going to be transformative, to say the least, of geopolitics a day could lead to a military conflict between millet china and the u.s.. it's probably the most likely scenario. >> find c-span's the weekly where you get your podcasts. up next on american history tv, virginia commonwealth university -- discusses double early experiences a confederate general. including his lost a union general, philippe -- during the 1864 campaign. she also analyze to buller lisa memoirs and his reputation after the civil war. the university of virginia center for's history hosted the stop in 2017. >> so our first third tea speaker today, were thrilled to say, one of our own uva ph.d. from 2010, catherine who is now an associate professor of hi

i'm trey gowdy. don't forget to download my podcast at foxnewspodcast.com or wherever you listen and i will be back here tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson." happy monday. ten days before the last election. a texas tribune came across a very strange site in stark county texas. stark county sits on the floor right across from mexico. not a lot of people visit starr county texas. but this reporter did and he watched as more than 70 vehicles drove in parade formation through the little town of roma texas. all aboard the trump train ride one sign. it was a convoy that was organized. even he couldn't believe the turnout. i was expecting 15-20 cars max, he recorded. the reason he wasn't expecting more cars is because it is not exactly a republican stronghold. hillary clinton defeated donald trump in stark county texas by 60 points. that is definitive. but things changed and they changed fast. in the span of just 4 years, stark c

trey gowdy. i'm lawrence jones and tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson. happy friday. the greatest threat we space, q anon, but you may be wondering, just how dangerous is q-anon? >> the district columbia national guard announced today that all troops who took part in the mission to protect our democracy from internet conspiracy theorists will now receive medals in recognition of their heroic sacrifice. the primary medal is called the presidential inauguration support ribbon. that's for people who were there for president biden's inauguration. but that medal will be supplemented in cases in which our heroes have earned it by the emergency service ribbon. if you've been on guard in the city protecting american trump voters you can add another medal to your chest. according to air force lieutenant colonel carver, and we're not making this up, he made the announcement, "other federal declarations are also being considered." wow that seems like a big deal.

i'm trey gowdy. i will be back here tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. tucker carlson is up ♪ >>tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight. a lot of things going on in the world right now, but we thought this was significant barrier to jury selection has just begun i the mentor trial of he is one o the officers who has been accused of murdering george floyd in minneapolis last memorial day. on one level this trial is a local crime story come up one o many unfolding right now but of course it's also an calculi mor than that, the death of george floyd change the united states profoundly and forever. george floyd we were told wasn' an individual, he was every african-american in the country he wasn't just a cop, he was th physical embodiment of america' institutions. when he murdered george floyd h was doing to one man what our country has done to all african-americans. many people told us this including joe biden. >> i just want to say a few words about the horrific killin of george floyd in minnesota, but it sends a clear message to the black community, bl

china relations with china editor for the economist, gowdy epstein. he offers a warning about call possible conflict between china and taiwan in the future. >> if china decides in the next five years or even further out that it wants to reincorporate taiwan into the people's republic by force, that is the kind of challenge that is going to be transformative, to say the least, of geopolitics a day could lead to a military conflict between millet china and the u.s.. it's probably the most likely scenario. >> find c-span's the weekly where you get your podcasts. up next on american history tv, virginia commonwealth university -- discusses double early exri

let's bring in our panel, trey gowdy from south carolina and jonathan swan, political reporter for axios also cohost of "the five" and author of the new book "everything will be okay "life lessons for women." from a former young woman. dana, what about this p.r. efforts? and now, putting the vice president in charge? >> dana: that is a great way to put it, is that it p.r. effort or policy effort? they deftly have a communications problem on the border, but not just because of p.r. but a probable problem on the border. i anticipate that they would have an announcement going into tomorrow's press conference that president biden will address something about the border, something to allow them to have a little bit of news and to be on offense. i anticipated that they might do something like bring in general mattis to come in and coordinate. but this, i think was very interesting because they spent the last three weeks not being willing to call the issue at the border a crisis. but if you are going to put the vice president in charge of all of this, then you are definitely saying you don't ju

trey gowdy.s up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson. happy friday. the greatest threat we space, q anon, but you may be wondering, just how dangerous is q-anon? >> the district columbia national guard announced today that all troops who took part in the mission to protect our democracy from internet conspiracy theorists will now receive medals in recognition of their heroic sacrifice. the primary medal is called the presidential inauguration support ribbon. that's for people who were there for president biden's inauguration.

i'm trey gowdy. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." tons going on, as always, so there were a lot of stories we could have opened with tonight. but in the end, we couldn't get our minds off joe biden's covert speech. did you see that last night? the one where he seemed so sad about the lockdowns and the crushed businesses, kept kids out of school, an entire generation, he said, driven so many to suicide. yet never once mentioned or even hinted that he and his party for the very forces behind those lockdowns. i'm really sorry about your black eye, he says, as he punches you in the face. it was bizarre. the whole speech was like that. it had a hallucinogenic quality, like it wasn't quite real. but then joe biden himself isn't quite real. maybe that's the reason he talks that way. biden has been living in utter seclusion for more than a year. he hasn't spoken to anyone but his own lackeys. he hasn't driven a car or sat on a grass and looked at

fox news prime time host and former congressman trey gowdy, a friend of tim scott went after reid bigremark. >> tim scott is a united states senator who worked his tail off to be part of nearly every significant policy conversation this country has. he can stand wherever the hell he wants to stand in any group he wants to stand with because he has earned the right to be there. the fact that you see a black man as a prop, joy reid, says a lot more about you than it does about tim scott. >> harris: he gets an amen, richard. >> look, i won't speak to why tim scott was at the press conference or provides adequate diversity to the republican party. it is important that democrats focus on the issues that we care about. foregiving student loan debt. >> harris: you won't respond with that what segment is about. >> my point is simple. that's fair. my point is that tim scott can show up wherever he would like and take positions. he has the right to vote how he wants to vote. i think the democratic party should be more concerned with issues and what our people care about than tim scott. >> i thi

i'm trey gowdy. we could have opened with tonight. but in the end, we couldn't get our minds off joe biden's covert speech. did you see that last night? the one where he seemed so sad about the lockdowns and the crushed businesses, kept kids out of school, an entire generation, he said, driven so many to suicide. yet never once mentioned or even hinted that he and his party for the very forces behind those lockdowns. i'm really sorry about your black eye, he says, as he punches

here's how the senator responded in an appearance of fox news with host trey gowdy. >> black supremacy is as bad as white supremacy. we need to take that seriously. for those that say it's common sense, matthew 4 is still to be read. >> let's read that. but i say unto you, love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you. >> the bible may not be his thing, but what he's perhaps trying to articulate and, you know, trying to dance in front of his base for is this year of, again, more and more black people, people of color, people who have formally been marginalized now entering mainstream conversations about our experiences, about white supremacy, about privilege, about anti-blackness and these conversations are gaining more and more strength and more and more power, and honestly, i would prefer a world where, you know, knowledge and awareness and sensitivity did rein supreme and not old institutions and practices that managed to suppress not only black people but our entire democracy, right? so,

we have not seen hannity or tucker carlson getting it and i think trey gowdy promoted it the other day. but there is not that kind of effort on fox to say this is safe and smart. they're not showing that leadership that other networks are showing. >> right. and in the beginning of this pandemic, now a year ago, the original big lie from the prior administration was politicizing masks and downplaying this severity of the pandemic and saying this it would go away and it is all a hoax and trying to get states to open quickly. so they managed to successfully politicize masks. now they are politicizing vaccines. no one really expected that we would be able to have such terrifically effective and safe vaccines in the time frame that they were produced and released to the united states. i never expected that our biggest hurdle would be convincing people to get it. but yet, here we are. and what fox is doing mirrors what congress is doing. fully, 25% of the house membership, largely gop members, have not disclosed whether they've received the vaccine. now, it's conceivable that some of the fol

. >> martha: senator scott you said the other day when you were on with trey gowdy woke supremacy isseriously in response to something that joy reid had said about you that you were representing the patina of diversity, she said, in a very snide way on her program. here is what don lemon, who went after you big time on this on cnn. i want you to watch this and give you a chance to respond to what he says here. watch this. >> guess what police officers were beaten by, guess who wanted the hang the vice president? white supremacists, tim scott? what are you doing? >> martha: that's just part of it. it went on for some time, senator scott. what do you say about that and what do you say to him? >> i would say white supremacy and woke supremacy from their roots in racism and discrimination and it's bad. i am not talking about tomorrow or yesterday. i'm talking about today. if we don't deal with it today, we are going to have something on our hands that we can't deal with. it was the woke supremacists, by the way, who said that me and herschel walker were the coon squad. if you watch the f

>> bill: senator tim scott with trey gowdy pointing out the partisan nature of the covid relief plan.lot in there. inside the bill you have -- here is what doesn't go toward covid. $350 billion for state and local governments. $34 billion for expansion of obamacare subsidies. 270 million for the arts and humanities and that's what we can fit on that screen. senator joni ernst is with us now. she has been a critic. why don't you go ahead and pick one? what should not be in there? >> for heaven sakes, there was 91% of that bill that did not go to supporting covid-related recovery. 91% of the bill shouldn't have passed. we really need targeted relief that is not what we saw in this $1.9 trillion package. iowans are in particular upset about the fact that they will be bailing out blue states that don't manage their budgets, that have excessive pensions and my taxpayers who manage their finances quite well will be the ones bailing out these poor blue states. >> dana: senator ernst, you come from a state that has a lot of farmers and ranchers, people who work the land. how do they feel abou

. >> trey gowdy rips into msnbc host for alleging south carolina senator tim scott provides republicansion in a senate republican press conference opposing to raise the federal minimum wage. >> and how about this. burger king getting grilled after its sweep for international women's day completely backfired. the chain's uk account tweeting, women belong in the kitchen. well, it was supposed to be a bait and switch with it immediately following up by saying "if they want to, of course" and even announcing a scholarship program for female employees. the tweets were still blasted and has since been deleted. yeah, probably not something you want to tweet. ainsley: not the smartest thing to tweet out. brian: it caught a lot of attention so maybe they get the scholarship. we'll see. trying to defend burger king the best way i know how meanwhile a 20-year-old's life cut short in an alleged hazing incident at college. nancy grace shares what needs to be done so this tragedy does not happen again. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a c

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