jason chaffetz. good to see you. thank you so much. yeah. saying about two tier justice. we'll stay on this story. jason chaffetz, good to have you back on. come back soon. we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. "the daily caller"'s vince collagnese is with us. a lot of embarrassing headlines coming in about governor andrew cuomo. there is a push to get the justice department to subpoena him for covering up covid-19 nursing home deaths, the actually death toll after his order putting covid patients back into nursing homes. also superior court judge delivered a major smackdown against governor andrew cuomo. the story next. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ time to start brushing with parodontax toothpaste? if your gums bleed when you brush, the answer is yes. the clock may b

joining me former house oversight chair jason chaffetz. the a beanie brothers are saying? >> there are thousands and thousands of stories. they are correct about governor cuomo. when he says, they died, who cares or some quote like that, you know, he is out there winning awards and accepting the pats on the back from hollywood. he is, you know, writing a book in the middle of the pandemic. i don't know how he does that. but these are real families and real people. elizabeth: when he said who cares people died, that sounded pretty self-incriminateing when he says who cares. if he is so copastetic, who cares who died, he shouldn't care about releasing all the documents and transcripts what exactly happened behind the scenes in his administration for covering up the true number of nursing home deaths related to his executive order that created a superspreader disaster in nursing homes. by the way, nursing homes were blocked for testing of covid due to his executive order. i like your reaction to democrat lawmaker ron kim. he lost his uncle to

i'll think about it. >> sean: matt gaetz, would you endorse jason chaffetz? would be for or against jason, whatever would help him more in utah, but there's 14 questions i have. >> sean: same for me. >> i have dedicated, don't get me wrong. i thought about that. >> i want to know exactly what happened to the death of brian signet, has more surveillance than a casino and you're telling me we don't have any video evidence of what exactly happened to cause that murder? i want to know, the murderers are in custody? if they're not, what other information do we know about them? this is supposed to be the top priority of the justice department and i don't think we have answers in the letter sent my republican colleagues will let us know but let me caution against -- i don't want to give the democrats in any more of a basis to be able to have this forever occupation of washington, d.c. jason's right. we have a capital city wrapped in barbed wire, crisscrossed in barricades and is not what our country deserves. >> sean: more scandals about the lincoln project coming t

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former congressman jason chaffetz and judicial watch president tom fitton among our guests.o ahead, former president trump switches up his legal defense team one week before the dems push forward with another impeachment. mr. trump will now be represented by david schoen, he also represented roger stone, and bruce castor, former district attorney from pennsylvania. we'll have more on that with senior adviser to former president trump jason miller as well as ken starr who defended donald trump the last time the dems failed to impeach him. we begin this evening with the disunity in washington. president biden campaigning on the promise of unifying republicans and democrats, but his feel-good catch phrase has developed no tangible action. in fact, the dems are preparing to hold a speedy impeachment trial of former president trump while also laying the groundwork for a $1.9 trillion china virus relief package, a package that is millions, billions more dollars expensive than one proposed by ten senate republicans. those early moves have pushed the idea of unity from the minds of

jason chaffetz on president biden's plan to offer blanket amnesty to 11 million illegal immigrants. dr. nicole saphier on the white house shift getting children back to school and a bunch of softballs lobbed at joe biden in his first presidential town hall. the power panel weighs in on that. let's get to casey stiegel live in dallas, texas, with the top story. >> making matters worse on the ground here in texas, energy officials cannot tell customers when the power is going to be back on. they can't really provide any kind of a timeline. what's more, aside from some of those frozen wind farms we've been talking about, the pilot who shot this video from his helicopter tells fox news in fact that it appeared as if there was oil leaking from some of the turbines so it's possible that repairs will have to be made once they even thaw out. governor greg abbott says a mix of wind, coal, natural gas and nuclear power plants are all offline. at one point wind production dropped from 42 to 8% here. abbott has directed the state legislature to investigate federal legislators will too. many loc

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the party panel is back, jason chaffetz, kat timpf, and chris hahn. chris i will start with you.ing sure that julian assange does not face charges because of the threat it would post other members of the press? >> i don't think it's a freely freedom of the press issue. he obstructed a member of an armed forces how to take classified from a server and send it to him. we do not know who julian assange is working for protocol of a publisher of a magazine protected under the first amendment, that's not necessarily true. and that something that could've been worked on the justice system and the court, this court gets to decide that. before the court gets to decide when journalist is? >> the courts will get to decide whether the actions he check or espionage or an active journalism. i for one think they were espionage pretty think he should be held accountable. stuart this is why democrats like you are authoritarian to his him. the kat what you make of this? absently. >> certainly more authoritarian than someone like me who believes that what he did made it harder for the government to

. >> all right, jason chaffetz and matt bennett. a vote is scheduled for 10 minutes from now, and we will see if that happens. more on fox news sunday. chris wallace talks to senators amy klobuchar and lindsey graham about the latest twist in this. it will be 2:00 eastern time check for channel. howard kurtz talks to ari fleischmen. and we'll being back short. coming up on america's news head kwerts, stay with us a lot more to come. research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home. insurance is cool. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, 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. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines fo

i'm your host and former congressman jason chaffetz, filling in for dr. bill bennett.ca has been known as the lands of the free, but is that change? there is a war on americans who dare to express conservative views. we are going to explore the root of this so-called cancel culture censorship, and the havoc it can reek on our republic. join here to skits dave rubin, author of good don't burn this book. leo terrell. author of "your rights at the workplace." tammy bruce, independent women's voice publisher. and conrad black. how did we get to this place. cancel culture prevails, people feel intimidated. how did we get to this place? >> i think there was a gradual escalation. when donald trump got the mom nation and astonished the world by being elected. he did proclaim a new era replacing one that he felt and his followers felt the previous 20 years had been a failure and an abandonment of a large share of the population who didn't feel it was being heard. and now d and now the leaders shutting down the incumbent president. and slightly over half of the population demand

i want to get straightaway to jason chaffetz former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor. so break it down for me, jason, in the house for republicans. what is happening inside the party right now? >> well, the interesting thing the way nancy pelosi is handling this and the way the vote turned out i think for ms. cheney is that the republicans are probably as united as they have been in the house. i think nancy pelosi classically is just overstepping here. everybody that i know of just totally disagrees and disavows what congresswoman greene said but that happened before the election. and so what they do is the party will come to an agreement as to how many seats each party gets within the committees itself. i believe it's the republicans who get to choose which republicans sit on those committees. but nancy pelosi is taking it to another level that we haven't yet seen before trying to reprimand somebody for comments they didn't make in congress. >> harris: you know, there is more to the story, as there always is. it's happening on the other side of the political aisle. c

i'm jason chaffetz in tonight for sean, and we begin with our continuing coverage of new york governorndrew cuomo. last year his fatal and cavalier decision caused a massive outbreak. a brand-new study is linking at least a thousand deaths to this policy. according to a report, andrew cuomo is under a federal and state investigation for atteti

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joining us, the author of the new book, "never let a crisis go to waste," fox news contributor jason chaffetz. also the best seller of firebrand," congressman matt gaetz offered to resign his place in congress to help the president fight impeachment if indeed needed. the people of pensacola and the panhandle need matt gaetz. i'm not loving this. the president has good lawyers. let me first go -- this to me, andy biggs, is simple. it's up to the voters in omar's district and because you're cortez's district and green's district, they should decide these things. apparently they knew a lot about all of these candidates prior to theth election. why isn't the same treatment, why doesn't that go to theor conspiracy theorists, the people that have nutty views on the left? >> you are right, sean. all this baked into the votes. if you're going to take marjorie taylor greene off her committee you need to be looking at all the conspiracy theorists, all the hard left rhetoric that has come out, all the violent rhetoric that has come out. what about "sleeping with theoa enemy, spreading false hoaxes and r

murdoch takes the stage i want to bring in jason chaffetz former congressman from utah and fox news contributor as well. you will be speaking at cpac later. senator cruz there on a very hot topic right now. really across both political aisles for different reasons. >> yeah. he spoke about freedom. i think one of the things you have seen is the transformation of the republican party under the leadership of president trump where this party has become the party of the american people, the working class, the people who are the pipe fitters and who work at the restaurants. that's a sea change from where the perception of the republican party of the past has been. it took a multi-billionaire, donald trump himself, to actually transform this to more of a blue collar party. and i think senator cruz tapped into that energy. it is certainly here in the room the biggest reaction that the crowd gave not only about freedom and liberty but about the fact we're fighting for the rights and liberties of the average american person. >> harris: so if you are across the aisle as i was mentioning, you know, the can

i'm jason chaffetz in tonight for sean, and we begin with our continuing coverage of new york governor andrew cuomo. last year his fatal and cavalier decision caused a massive outbreak. a brand-new study is linking at least a thousand deaths to this policy. according to a report, andrew cuomo is under a federal and state investigation for attempting to cover up the true nursing home death toll. one state assemblyman, a democrat named ron kim, now claims governor cuomo threatened to "destroy him" if he blew the whistle on cuomo's scheme. dozens of others are now coming forward with similar claims. another democratic new york assembly woman tweeted, "my text messages, my dms and my inbox are flooded with cuomo stories," so many people have been bullied, mistreated, or intimidated by him. now, new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is calling for an investigation and let's not lose sight of thehe worst part of the story. thousands of loved ones are dead because of cuomo's idiotic nursing home policy. but governor andrew cuomo is unapologetic. watch this. >> i'm not going to let y

with us tonight, harmeet dhillon, congressman brian babin, jason chaffetz, along with vince collagnesen. washington infighting hitting a fever pitch. top democrat senator warning it could take months to get covid relief done. that i

, the author of the new book from "they never let a crisis go to waste," fox news contributor jason chaffetz. author of the best seller "firebrand," florida congressman matt gaetz, who today, earlier today, authored to resign his place in congress to help the president fight impeachment if, indeed, needed. the people of pensacola in the panhandle need matt gaetz. i'm not loving this. president has good lawyers in david schon. all right, let me first go -- this comment to me, andy biggs, is simple. it's up to the voters in omar's district and ocasio-cortez's district and greene's district, they should decide these things. apparently, they knew a lot about all of these candidates prior to the election. why isn't the same treatment -- why does that go to the conspiracy theorists, the people that have not the views on the left? >> well, you are exactly right, sean. all of this while she was baked in the vote. so if you are going to take marjorie taylor greene off her committee, then you need to be looking at all of the conspiracy theorists, all of the hard left rhetoric that has come out, all of

attorney robert ray and former congressman jason chaffetz among his guests. thanks for joining us. have a wonderful weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: tonight, a new controversy involving democrat congressman eric swalwell. he is accused of falsely claiming that the fbi publicly exonerated him over swalwell's messy entanglement with a chinese spy. turns out the fbi never did the that. the debate. for all the d.c. talk about accountability, just where is the accountability on that? joining us tonight is kt mcfarland, david webb and sam dewey, plus kristin tate, gianno caldwell and tom homan. more on that story, also more revelations, more details coming out of government documents into -- it explains how the fbi under the obama administration abused that powerful secret fisa court to go after the trump campaign. that court is meant to be used for terrorists and not for politics. disturbing new details on the paper-thin, flimsy excuse that the fbi used to justify secretly spying on carter page. also tonight the white house revealing for the first time the hunter biden still has not d

attorney robert ray and former congressman jason chaffetz among his guests. thanks for joining us.erful weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: tonight, a new controversy involving democrat congressman eric swalwell. he is accused of falsely claiming that the fbi publicly exonerated him over swalwell's messy entanglement with a chinese spy. turns out the fbi never did the that. the debate. for all the d.c. talk about accountability, just where is the accountability on that? joining us tonight is kt mcfarland, david webb and sam dewey, plus kristin tate, gianno caldwell and tom homan. more on that story, also more revelations, more details coming out of government documents into -- it exp

former utah congressman jason chaffetz, former state department spokesperson in the obama administrationibly important story affecting so many, still grieving over the loss of their loved ones. when you heard the governor speak yesterday offering no apology is not admitting to any mistakes other than i should've hit down the misinformation sooner, what do you think? >> it's clear that governor cuomo did not handle the nursing home issue well and he should apologize that he should put out all the data. one of the biggest issues of these stories is that was possibly essential cover-up. that's a really big problem. he was managing the first big epicenter, knew very little about the disease, his daily briefings which some of those hollywood celeb days were very positive about i do think that they were helpful across the country when there was no national leadership to get people information very early on. >> sandra: hold on, but that's a key point because he got political and those briefings. it's over anybody who is saying that everybody is shocked by this, i don't think that's the case. fo

we know jason chaffetz, the former congressman from utah is taking the stage now, he will be making remarks to the crowd. you can catch those full remarks on fox nation, as this continues in orlando, of course the big bang tomorrow will be the president speaking ahead of that, the former congressman from ohio, john. >> john: sunday afternoon at 3:40. jim jordan is a top republican on the house judiciary committee, speaking just before the president and joining us from the office. he has been warming up just outside the wrestling ring and joins us now. what do you want to hear from the president on sunday specifically do you want to hear him relitigate the november 3rd election or move past that and look towards the future? >> i want to hear whatever the president has to say. he is the leader of the america-first movement and the leader of the conservative movement. i've never known the president to not give a great speech. last year he spoke for a couple of hours and it was an amazing speech. so i'm interested to hear whatever the president will have to say, i'm sure it will be good. this i

a lot of people that you recognize from the fox news lawrence jones, murdoch talking, jason chaffetz to election integrity, the bill of rights, the fifth, amendment, tenth amendment and senator mike lee is coming on stage to kick it off after ron desantis to say why the left hates the bill of rights and why we love it. so on going throughout this entire time, guys, here at cpac is a straw poll. i've already inputted my answers to the straw poll which interestingly enough on the final day on sunday, the results and a lot has to do with 2024, the results will be revealed 20 minutes before the former president of the united states donald trump takes the stage. a lot of anticipation for what that straw poll will say about who this crowd would want to be the nominee in 2024 and all of it will be playing out live on foxnation.com, if you don't have it, subscribe and get it now and we will be covering later as well. ainsley: how can i watch, i want to watch fox news and fox nation. maybe i will turn one on in one room -- >> steve: you can watch from the phone. pete: smartphone while you're

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