here is harris. >> harris: extreme weather alert now. a monster storm pummeling the east coast could dump well over a foot of snow in many areas and already is creating blizzard-like conditions. the storm system is stretching from maryland to maine blanketing parts of the midwest as well as washington, d.c. the national weather service says heavy snowfall is forecast at 1 to 3 inches and hour in new york, new jersey and connecticut. we already have 14 inches in jersey. they have to catch up. we have a live update from new york city's time square just moments from now. and this, the pentagon has hit the pause button on a very controversial plan. the pentagon was going to give guantanamo bay detainees the covid-19 vaccine before most americans would get it. and the backlash is fierce. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the biden administration for now has halted a plan to offer coronavirus vaccines to prisoners at gitmo possibly as early as next week. after accusations that terror suspects were getting priority over a

harris. >> harris: laura engel in new york. thank you very much. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean is here and i mentioned top of the show she lost both of her in-laws to covid-19. they contracted it in separate new york nursing homes. janice, one tweet from you said it all last night. i'll ask my team to put it on the screen. it's happening. you said it's happening. what did you mean? >> i feel that the walls are closing in on this governor and finally we have a whistleblower saying they admitted to covering up the numbers. you talked about the d.o.j. during the christmas holiday i spoke with a senior department of justice official that told me that as of that date they had received nothing from governor cuomo. so they weren't getting anything prepared to give to the d.o.j. they gave them nothing. >> harris: you know, we know about this apparently some of it from a leaked email that was obtained by "time" magazine and it shows top cuomo advisors instructed hospitals to prioritize vaccinating hospital workers over the elderly prompting crit

harris. >> harris: kristin, thank you very much. coming up we'll dig deeper into the media's double standard on this issue when it comes to president biden versus president trump. and we'll get to this now. breaking news. protests gathering outside new york city hall. they are rallying right now for governor andrew cuomo to face accountability for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. specifically the nursing home deaths cover-up. democrat state assemblyman ron kim, who has called for the governor to be impeached, is one of the members leading the charge. however, critics say democrats are all talk and no action. >> democrats are talking a big game at home in front of their local news but when they get to albany they sit on their hands and nothing is getting done. there has been no movement in albany to even end his emergency powers that he has been given during the pandemic. not even to end those, let alone start an investigation. issue subpoenas, call for officials to testify under oath that we've been calling for now for mont

>> good morning, harris. to work with my colleagues to lead that letter to president biden because the president owes us an explanation for why he is refusing to do his job to secure the border of the united states. we have a new dhs secretary appointed. we requested they come down and brief all members. not a handful of committee members. on why the president refuses to secure the border of the united states. he is clearly issuing executive orders ending the building of the fence but more importantly he is refusing to continue the very favorable positive trump policies working with mexico on the return to mexico program. which enabled us to hold the line at the border as well as using title 42 during the pandemic to make sure we secure the border. the result is devastating. we have 3500 people a day that are being apprehended. over 100,000 a month. the laredo section alone found 1200 people in stash houses over the last few months. it is a humanitarian crisis of our own making. the president should be ashame

harris. >> harris: wow, that's an amazing point you made. the woman you had on your story did she say it was refreshing that things weren't being ignored anymore? did i hear that right? >> yes. well, here is the point of view is this. those individuals who believe that they've had a right to claim asylum in the united states under president trump were required to wait in mexico. they believe they were entitled to due process here and that's what she was talking about. it will be eliminated. many feel that people have been here for two or three decades that they should be eligible for citizenship or at least legal status. harris. >> harris: quickly the good people of areas around the border, what happens to them throughout this process? >> you know better than anyone that these towns, they are not enemies, they share relatives. the problem is when people are coming basically up to the border, stopping here, overwhelming shelters, increasing amount of crime. they are technically passing through but you have ranchers have their waterlines cut i

shyamala and donald harris divorced when, harris was around seven years old -- when kamala harris wasround seven years old. they would see him in the summers. they had moved to montreal, a fair distance from their father. i would say his influence really can tie to her parents activism -- her parents'activism. like shyamala, donald was very much involved in the afro-american association. he was a member before her. he would give talks off-campus about civil rights. certainly that has carried over into his daughter, just as it has from her mother. their relationship now, there has been some apparent tension, i will not presume to know what their relationship is now. there was a moment during the campaign where vice president harris made a joke making light of the stereotype, the jamaican stereotype of smoking weed. her father took exception to that publicly. whatever his influence was, would have been early on in her life, earlier on in her life. i think vice president harris was very much raised by her mother. >> dr. harris, shyamala, raised her two daughters, their two daughters, as

vice president kamala harris. >> kamala harris harris solemnly swear. rising to the highest office ever held by a woman in the united states. >> so help me god. >> a lifetime of shattering boundaries as a woman of color. >> i knew she was a person of destiny. >> the system needs drastic repair. >> challenging the status quo. >> change the system. >> standing by her convictions. >> the decision has been made. the repercussions of that decision followed her for years. she was a pariah. >> and created controversy along the way. >> do you feel like you were misunderstood? >> this hour, her journey to the top. >> one of the world's greatest comeback stories. >> meet the real kamala harris. hear from those closest to her. >> i love her. >> this is a cnn special report, "kamala harris: making history history." >>> saturday, november 7th, 2020. at a drive-in celebration rally under the delaware night sky. a historic victory for one woman and a win for women, girls, and people of color nationwide. >> every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country

you can call me harry.hen he arrived back at the independence train station, there were 10,000 people that were gathered there and there was a set of microphones. >> your good feelings and your thought of us is always highly appreciated. we're back home now for good. i am in the army of the unemployed now. [laughter] >> but when you watch very closely the faces of harry and bess truman, you really sense the love there and the sense that they were back home. and when people would ask harry truman what he wanted to be remembered for, he would say that he wanted to be remembered as being the president of all people. and he would say that when a governor or a senator or a congressman or a mayor, when they are elected to their respective positions, that they are elected to represent a certain portion of the population. but there was only one person who was elected to represent all of the people of the united states. that was the president of the united states. and truman said that he would like to be remembered

here is harris. >> harris: pressure to impeach new york governor andrew cuomo is now officially on. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". republicans in the new york state assembly are calling for an impeachment commission to gather facts and evidence on governor cuomo's handling of subsequent cover-up of the covid-19 crisis in nursing homes. but even some state democrats have pushed to roll back his emergency powers during the pandemic and republican new york congressman tom reid says his nursing home covid death scandal is just the beginning. >> you have obstruction of justice, perjury charges. so many different levels of federal corruption here that need to be brought against the governor as well as his second in command and others. this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> harris: also in focus this hour a water and now food crisis in texas. the state's agricultural commissioner joins me on the challenges in recovering from this week's massive storm. plus 30,000 asylum seekers are being allowed back into the united states after the biden administration rolled ba

harris. >> harris: that's the key apparently. thank you very much.ncisco school board is pushing the pause button on a plan to rename dozens of schools which honor presidents like george washington, a abraham lincoln. senior correspondent claudia cowan has more from san francisco. priorities set, go. >> that's right. after months of ridicule and accusations that their priorities were a little off the san francisco school board is hitting the pause button on its controversial move to rename 44 public schools including this one named after abraham lincoln cause school board members decided these names are offensive. in an op-ed this weekend the board president said reopening will be our only focus until our children and young people are back in school. lopez went on to say the board in postponing future meetings of the renaming committee and will have input from historians when the process resumes. one of the complaints board members relied on factual errors to determine which names had to go. 60 miles away in oakley, california frustrated parents held

harris faulkner and "the faulkner focus" next. >> harris: former president trump still the laser focus of lawmakers three weeks after leaving office. the senate is set to begin a historic second impeachment two hours from now. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". democrats are trying for a second time to convict now citizen donald trump claiming he incited an insurrection at the u.s. capitol last month. trump's legal team has dismissed the impeachment trial as political theater and republicans continue calling it unconstitutional. >> what democrats have done is basically declared war on the presidency itself. the impeachment in the house took place without a hearing, without one witness being called, without a lawyer for the president of the united states. you can't get a traffic ticket based on the procedures they used to impeach president trump. >> harris: also in focus this hour republican senator john kennedy joins me as he is about to walk into that impeachment trial himself. new questions about potential conflicts of interest for the bidens. joe concha will we

back to you, harris. >> harris: i wish we could just go rogue as a nation and hold our own.t the olympic committee to come along with that but you do hate to punish the athletes and who wouldn't want to come here. just a thought, good to see you, thank you. thanks a lot for a watching "the faulkner focus," my pleasure being with you weekdays at 11:00 a.m. eastern. it's nearly high noon in the east and time for a "outnumbered." we are going to begin with that fox news alert. members of new york governor andrew cuomo's own party are against him as he remains defiant. governor cuomo accused of having his office cover up the true events and the extent to which the covid-19 disease took out nursing home residents. in his first comments since a report that senior aid admitted to withholding data from the feds, part of a conspiracy theory and toxic political environment. >> to be clear, all the deaths in the nursing homes and in the hospitals were always fully, publicly, and accurately reported. th

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i'm harris faulkner.esterday, setting the team stage for trump's defense team to make their case. depending on how much i'm the prosecutor's use, the defense can begin later today or tomorrow. bringing in "outnumbered" today, my cohost emily compagno, katie pavlich, former my earlier today made the comment that this >> ari: let me correct you, this is not impeachment trial number two, this is impeachment i wouldn't be surprised if there were more common, that's how it works these days. on the substance of the matter, i don't understand why anybody is saying what they think at this stage. frankly, if you are on trial for something, would anybody say whether you deserve on the prosecution's case? does in the so the coverage of this is if it's baseball, only one team has will not defend president trump is a of the senators senator thune was one, senator cassidy another, some of the republicans and how hard it was to is your take on all of this? >> kim: thank you, first of all, were hard to watch and so are t

harris. >> harris: that's an excellent point. the president wants to flip the switch back on with this deal and now iran has demands. great reporting. thank you. democrats are being accused of using the u.s. capitol hill riot to label their republican colleagues at extremists. the power panel slides back in. don't forget "outnumbered" is next at the top of the hour. joining me is emily, kennedy, and others. don't miss it. ♪♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [footsteps] so, are you gonna buy the car? please! if i could just go home, and discuss things with my wife- i've been here all weekend. you can leave anytime you want. no! ahhh! never go to a dealership again. well, that was painless. go to vroom.com, buy a car and we'll deliver it straight to you. go to vroom.com, buy a car here's another cleaning tip from mr. clean. cleaning tough bathroom and kitchen messes with sprays and wipes can be a str

. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: fresh mixed messaging from the biden administration on the coronavirus as lockdown fatigue has reached some new heights. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". fauci is throwing cold water on optimism over vaccinations as american is warning the 500,000 plus people who died of covid-19. he is warning americans who have gotten doses should still avoid dining out or going to the movies. arguing that the science is not clear on how much protection the vaccine actually offers. the comments are just the latest of many sparking confusion and criticism. >> this is not a major threat to the people of the united states and this is not something that the citizens of the united states right now should be worried about. as soon as it became clear that there was community spread, then it became clear we were in real trouble. that was probably towards the middle to end of january. right now in the united states people should not be walking around with masks. you can completely cover that ballpark if essentially universally when people go out and are in

the truth, harris. if a lot of these washington-based so-called republican leaders today would get booed. liz cheney and mitch mcconnell would need to pack the place with their own staffers to get applause. there is a divide between the energy in the republican movement and the conservative movement and the leadership. i plan to be here for all of the great patriots who want to rally around the america first agenda and hopefully reelect president trump in 2024. >> harris: so interesting what you say. you describe it as a divide in the energy and democrats describe it as the way they see it as more of a civil war. what you are saying is there is a divide and looking for ways to bring it together around actual policy and things that matter. it will be fascinating to see you speak and the president of the united states formerly number 45. good to see you, congressman, thank you. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: we'll be bringing you more speeches throughout the day. fox nation has you covered for cpac all

harris. >> harris: president biden is moving to dismantle more of the trump administration immigration policies as he is set to sign three executive orders later today. that are already facing pushback. i'm harris faulkner and you are in the "the faulkner focus". the biden administration says today's action will help modernize our immigration system. however, border patrol officials are reporting a surge in arrests of unaccompanied minors. we have seen this before. and they are reporting that migrant families say they hope to get a warmer reception from the new president. a father whose son was murdered by an illegal immigrant says the president is making americans less safe. >> you know, there is no justification for stopping the wall that's already there that's designed to keep criminals out. you know, there is no reason for him to ignore the families. our family members are in the cemetery at the same time he is rewarding illegal aliens with amnesty. it is just not fair. >> harris: former acting deputy dhs secretary ken cuccinelli is with me on our top story. also in focus today mik

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>> harris: it's an interesting question. puts it out of the realm of capitalism a and killing the private plane industry. that's not what this is about. this is about the hypocrisy of saying you will fix the climate while you abuse the climate. >> well, this is why all lawmakers should be careful. they live in glass houses. the average lawmaker in washington, d.c. on capitol hill makes a million dollars including republicans and kevin mccarthy and the ranking members of the republican party who are all millionaires. there is an entrenched system where there is a revolving door with politicians make money going in or out of office. with that being said, if we want to deal with climate, we really want to deal with climate we should be focusing less on a private plane industry and actually overseeing having ooun onized workers, green new deal that provides jobs for working people who are angry about the private plane industry, angry about this hypocrisy, green new deal provides millions of jobs, caps carbon emissions and it is

harris, back to you. >> harris: steve harrigan, thank you very much from florida. republicans are accusing democrats of a double standard for trying to remove a republican congresswoman from her committee post. while protecting one of their own. matt schlapp, leslie marshall, the power panel moments away as they debate. plus the approval ratings for california's governor have taken a nose-dive as a recall petition is picking up steam. they have over a million signatures. republicans say this is what happens in a state with one-party rule. >> if you want to have the insiders from one political party and the well-connected constantly get what they want you have to keep electing the same people over and over and that's what we have in california. d cash. refiplus from newday usa. record low mortgage rates have fallen again, while home values just keep climbing. refiplus lets you refinance at record low rates plus get an average of $50,000 for retirement tomorrow and for peace of mind today. refiplus. it's huge news. it's only for veterans. and it's only from newday us

>> miranda: hi, harris, steve is absolutely right to focus on kamala harris because she is the most senior democratic woman and she was a most ferocious when it came to brett kavanaugh. but to coin the old cliche, if democrats didn't have double standards they would have no standards at all. and that counts especially for feminist issues because you see these ferocious feminists like kamala harris, hillary clinton and so on who just went in for the kill without any evidence on brett kavanaugh and are now stepping back and talking about due process. i agree, there should be due process with these allegations. but you can't apply a due only to your own side. the big problem, though, with democrats double standards which apply across the board is the media. because if "the new york times" and "the washington post" and cnn and msnbc, all the so-called prestigious media outlets only, basically, go along with one side, they are mouthpieces for the democratic party, they don't report the other side, than the public is in the dark, they don't know there are double standards. to us, to conservative

of churches hurt you compare meghan and harry to... ok. we will| meghan and harry to... ok.res. driven by the data rather than by dates we are expected to hear something on monday. i know you feel strongly about the vaccination programme, i was reading your article earlier on today. talk us through initially with the daily telegraph is and what they are foreseeing and what we will here on monday. haifa they are foreseeing and what we will here on monday.— here on monday. how put this? the government — here on monday. how put this? the government is _ here on monday. how put this? the government is refusing _ here on monday. how put this? the government is refusing to _ here on monday. how put this? the government is refusing to tell - government is refusing to tell anybody what the road map might be until they get the data. since they have said that, the government has been leaking like a sieve to all newspapers in all directions pretty much about what the road map might consist of. and that�*s all a bit pie—in—the—sky because the data will start to come in but that�*s not s

harris? >> harris: there is no such thing as just child pornography, from what i understand on the wire copy. they were looking at violent crimes against children. it could be a host of things. phil keating, thank you very much. we do know immediately after this happened, that that neighborhood was put on lockdown. people told not to come out of their houses. i talked with a former detective who said that that is precautionary, in terms of likely, in terms of the crime scene that was created there. it's not an indication that anybody might still be on the loose. we'll continue to follow this, as you know, during the hour. we'll go back to phil keating if we learn more. president biden doubled down now on his push to unravel former president trump's border policies. as he prepares to sign additional executive orders focused on immigration just hours from now. after already halting border wall construction and reversing former president trump's travel ban. this as some 100 house democrats are d

right now it is simply calm, quiet, and a lot of respect happening here, harris. >> harris: and this is all about the life of capitol officer brian d. sicknick as well, griff. he is remembered as being part of that mountain bike force that took off moments ago to lead the procession to arlington. what can you tell us about the officer from the united states capitol police and just kind of what he would have been doing. that was the first time i had seen all of those blue jackets gathered in one place. many people may be thinking the same thing. >> reporter: well, brian sicknick was 42 years old. we've learned from everything we've heard about him that his dream in life really was to be a police officer. he was one. he was a hero and dad. you can hear the capitol police helicopter flying above me perhaps now. they'll provide some cover. he died doing what he wanted to do. he was in the new jersey national guard as well. that's a testament to everyone out here honoring him is feeling in their heart. a true law enforcement officer doing what he wanted. when he arrived here last night he

can i pick another choice, harris? >> harris: pick anybody. >> brian: joe manchin. i think joe manchin republican state under no pressure to go along with democrats, zero pressure. he's very ticked off right now because kamala harris the vice president in there to try to swayed public opinion in west virginia where he has to sway public opinion's to get him to vote for them on the first place. the other thing is if you want to diffuse attention in the country make the next dinner party you have the consistent republican democrats to not end up in a fight, start cutting deals. people will gradually collectively start coming down. they will start debating the deal rather than who wins the next election. >> harris: and then you would have to come to the table with this notion, a singular motion don't like notion. everybody's voice counts, everybody. and a great idea can come from anybody. all right, the biden administration hit pause on a controversial plan that would have given back to guantanamo bay detainees including those suspected of being the 9/11 attacks on ame

i'm harris faulkner. here today, emily compagno, miranda devine, leslie marshall, and in the center virtual couch, former wisconsin congressman and foss dominic fox news contributor sean duffy. it is friday east, people. let's bring it. sean, you know the people, many of them you served on the hill not long ago. are we at a point where that only lasted for maybe 15 minutes? >> sean: as america watches over the last decades, they often feel like it's broken or doesn't work. members of congress work well together on must pass legislation. i disagree with maxine waters on a lot of issues. i'm a conservative, she's a liberal, but i know she's a nice person. we disagree on policy but like each other persoripping this conference apart and the congress of the park. it is the prerogative of the minority party to pick what members you want to serve on what committees. this is unprecedented that the majority would step in and supplant the minority view on who should serve on what committee. as you mentioned in the

harry truman was a flawed person like everybody is. and he actually was fairly candid about it himself, so a lot of his writings he does talk about not necessarily -- he didn't really regret decisions that he made. he sort of made that clear. he just would make a decision and then went to sleep after because once the decision was made, it was done. but we do try to bring out his critics. his decision to make the atomic bomb was controversial at the time. it still is controversial. we have an area where historians and people who lived at the time, quotations from them. or highly criticizing truman for that, and then we also have a comment book where people can actually write their own comments about whether they thought truman's decision was the right one or not. so we try to do that as many places in the exhibit as we can. yeah. >> yeah. i think -- you mentioned it. i think it's -- the people respect and appreciate when you confront these issues honestly and point out where historians have been critical of the president. and this is a

we need to see that nationwide. >> harris: it's interesting. i brought up the president did not offend with jack because i watched you, you talked about the opportunity zones the president was formally working on. i wonder if this creates that same kind of job creation for lack of a better way of putting it. let's move on. the presidents son gets a $2 million book deal from the same publisher that canceled a book by republican senator. is this another form of woke media bias? we will get into it. the biden administration said it would listen to the science, does it really doing that? as alyssa was just talking about, when it comes to opening schools. science talking. biden listening? >> the white house is still waiting for guidance before making a final determination -- why is it what the director of the cd set -- why isn't that enoughis? balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. the lexus es, now available with all-wheel

i'm harris faulkner. here today, emily compagno, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall." no interruptions was put on fox nation, tomi lahren. and cohost of "fox & friends" weekends, will kane. very real, not make-believe. well, i'm going to come to you first on this end your reaction. >> will: my reaction, first of all, harris, good to see you. i think this is the first time i've spoken to you in about 12 years, probably on a fox news digital offering some decade ago. it's good to be on with you again. my reaction to the andrew cuomo story, the governor cuomo story isn't quite as happy. i think it's an embarrassment of leadership to start, that's at a minimum. we are talking to somebody was very happy to accept all of the celebration, the pats on the back, celebrity endorsements, whatever it may be that came his way, he basked in that spotlight for months on end and now that it's time for someone to be held accountable for his decisions, what is he do? well, it's everyone's fault

harry truman, was a flawed person, like everybody is. and he actually was fairly candid about himself. a lot of his writings he does talk about not necessarily you know he didn't really regret decisions that he made but he made that clear, he would just make a decision and then went to sleep afterwards once the decision was made it was done. but we do try to bring out his critics and his decision to use the atomic bomb, mean that was controversial at the time. and it still very controversial and we have an area where historians and people who you know lived at the time i quotations from them, highly criticizing truman for that, and then we have a comment book where people can write their own comments, about whether they thought truman's decision was the right one or not. we tried to do that in as many places in the exhibit that we can. >> yes i think you know as you mentioned it, i think people respect and appreciate it, when you confront these issues honestly, and point out where historians have been critical of the president, and it's

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and harry truman, who is this guy? he was only vice president for 82 days and he was a senator from missouri before he became vice president. so we leave that theatre with the question, who is harry truman, and was he up to being president? what in his background can make you believe he would be capable of being president? because many people didn't think -- obviously, that he couldn't fill roosevelt's shoes. so at that point they walk out of the theatre and then we take them back to where harry truman came from, his background in missouri, growing up in missouri, his experience in world war i, the things in his life that maybe gave him some of the ability, the leadership abilities that he would have to use later as president. and then we bring you back, after we've done his background, we bring you back to the presidency and his first four months of presidency, which were probably the -- you know, certainly one of the most dramatic four-month periods of any president in history, ending the war in europe, ending the wa

i'm harris faulkner. here today, emily compagno, dagen mcdowell, host of "no interruption" on fox nation, tomi lahren and in the virtual center seat, lawrence jones. tomi, and lawrence are both in orlando for fox nation coverage of cpac. let's start with the governor cuomo situation. i said he's rocking two scandals, what he is rocking a several investigations and maybe more coming. >> lawrence: there are two scandals but they are connected because it shows a pattern of behavior, he concealed numbers, not only did he conceal numbers from people in government but from the authorities as well, we also know that he's a bully, he intimidates people, those are also signs of a predator that's gotten away with it before they because they intimidate their victims. he is proven... ... innocent until proven guilty and i stand by that, he has the right to face his accuser but what we see is a guy that's been used to getting away with this and had cover from people in his own political party, we will talk about that

it makes absolutely no sense to me. >> emily: harris. >> harris: actually i'm going to give my time,quite a bit to say. >> kennedy: hello. thank you very much. i don't think we have immigration figured out i'm going to go back to what i said earlier in the show that this is really legislative failure. when you have different cities and states, contradicting what federal immigration policy is, people who are most vulnerable are the ones who get hurt the quickest. on a different subject that's got similar tones, president biden scrapping the trump administration version of the citizen test and going back to the test from 2008 which had ten questions required purity only had to get six answers right! the biden administration claims the trump era test with 20 questions and 12 correct answers was overly complicated and created barriers. the questions no longer on the test include, why is the declaration of independence important? and who has a u.s. senator represent? and there were 13 original states. name five. i like history. i think some of those are very important and actually dan, i

>> harris asks such great questions.is bill controversial when everyone can get behind actual covid relief. why throw in all of these extra things? >> because, unfortunately, we have to understand the fact that lot of americans are sheep. lot of americans watch the main stream media. they see a covid relief bill and they are all for it because they don't understand and are not being told what's in it. democrats can not defend and say this is covid relief, helping the little guy. we've got money going to family planning, libraries and museums. got money going to a railway project in silicon valley. democrats cannot defend that. they could not pass it on its own so they have to slip it into a covid relief bill in hopes of the american people are sheepish enough to take it in, absorb it and believe that that's true and believe the democrats have their back. what this is all doing, incentivizing and rubber stamping the lockdowns that we know did not work. look at california was the first to lock down. they are still, in many

i'm harris faulkner. emily compagno, katie pavlich, laura logan and in the virtual center see today, cohost of "fox & friends weekend," pete hegseth is here. we get that, from all the civilians in your service, i'm going to start with you, firsthand knowledge we are facing as we jump back into the deal with iran. >> what we are saying is the virtual third term of the obama administration, all the officials are negotiated that terrible deal are back in the white house so of course they are wedded to the foolish and naive outcome they hope for which is that somehow if we relieve sanctions, which is our leverage, and then invite them to the table, we somehow stop them from getting exactly what they want which is a pathway to a nuclear bomb. the ones closest to this threat, in reaction to what the biden administration is looking to do, they said this will pave iran's path to a nuclear arsenal which is, if you believe the words of what autocrats say, means death to israel, death to america to protect their int

. >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered." emily compagno, host of no interruption, tomi lahren, host of kennedy on fox business, and joining us former speaker of the house and host of the podcast, newt gingrich is here with us. great to see everybody! take us into your world and react to what is going on. public health, it seems like this bill is about anything other than covid relief. >> all you have to do is say, if you are the democrats and you want to use the american people's money to build the biggest possible political machine, the machine we see in new york, illinois, california, it's perfect. if you've had a really terrible policies and you really destroyed your small businesses and he really maximize your employment, you get more money as a reward. the states should have done the right thing, small businesses prosper, they will be taxed to transfer the money back, people like governor cuomo. he's earned really serious problems or the governor of california. what you have them a to say to yourself, almost everything,

harris, back to you. >> harris: wow, beautiful. thanks for putting that together. it's good to see you, always. and thank you for watching today. it's top of the noon hour on the east. time for "outnumbered." >> harris: let's begin with a fox news alert, the feds are now reporting on a case in new york, the nursing home scandal. the fbi and u.s. attorneys offices were investigating governor cuomo and senior members of his coronavirus task force over claims they covered up the covid-19 deaths at those facilities. all of this as calls grow louder from members of both political parties for the governors resignation or impeachment. and now one of his most vocal democratic critics says the governor bullied him and threatened to destroy him. new york city mayor bill de blasio didn't sound too surprised by that accusation and background can. >> it's a sad thing to say, but that's classic andrew cuomo. a lot of people in new york state have received those phone calls. you know, the bullying is nothing, i believe him and it's very, very sad. no person who is telling the tru

: you watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, emily compagno, kennedy, former new mexico governor susana martinez and in the virtual center seat on our make-believe couch until we are all together again, host of "one nation" and fox news political analyst loris elect lawrence jones. great to see you, lawrence, i caught your tweets and i hope your family in texas is doing well, you and i share that in common. i just had on whoever's end of a few minutes ago, the reaction to what's happening right now, i want to hear from you just on the energy aspect of it, green versus anything else. >> lawrence: well, as you know, harris, and thank you so much for your comments, my family is making it through, they are all over texas, my entire family is in texas. but i have to start off by being troubled by the governor that was just on the program, we played the spot and although i respect the governor and the leadership there, this has been terrible and it's one thing to talk about the green new deal and the energy policy coming t

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>> thank you, harris.ident biden. that he could have extended the mercy that might have gone a long way in terms of his overarching pleas for unity. we are watching the impeachment article be walked to the senate floor. it's really an incredible moment despite being against a backdrop of a contentious congress at the moment. >> harris: that is so true. this historical moments in time as you talked about it, as we take this moment in, it's a single article and it is about a single event, january 6, but democrats had said they wanted to impeach the former president for many different reasons. you are to? >> i'm not sure if i see it as has to work as much as a complete farce. the democrats work to impeach president trump multiple times over the course of his presidency, mostly related to their russia collusion hoax, that completely fell apart and the realization that the guy running the investigation wasn't in charge of it. they turned to ukraine. that one so poorly for democrats that they didn't mention it a

harris: well, thank you all.irst of this example of the partnership between the federal government, state, local, you all really are a model. and there are folks around the country who are going to benefit from the work you all are doing on the ground in arizona people who may not know your name, people you may not meet, but are going to be forever benefited because of your around-the-clock, hard work. you are taking this on as a personal mission on behalf of folks who need your help, and you are there to do what's necessary. so thank you. together with governor ducey, senator sinema, and kelly, and so many others, i think we're showing how when we are unified, we can get a lot of good work done. so thank you all. pres. biden: there's no such thing as a red state or a blue state when it comes to covid. there's no such thing as democrat or republican vice pres. harris: that's right. pres. biden: when it comes to covid. when we stand united, there's not a damn thing we've been unable to do. and you're the you're a