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we spoke with ken paxton from texas earlier in the week.t on the part of the a.g.s and the governors to push back on this agenda, mark? >> well, i can tell you that they are working very hard and a real shoutout to all of the republican attorney generals who not only are trying to make sure that they keep -- whether it's illegal immigration, whether it's the issues that we're talking about with the covid relief or some of the other leftist ideas that are coming in, they are at the frontline and help is on the way. i can tell you that they have some of the hardest jobs working behind the scenes with our republican attorney is going to make a difference in the months and weeks to come. >> maria: all right. well, we'll be watching their effort for sure and cover it. mark, it's great to see you this evening. thanks very much. >> great to be with you. thanks, pra. >> maria: all right, mark meadows joining us. coming up, look over here not over there. pay no attention to the border. how even nbc is now complaining about a biden administration med

vince collagnese, texas attorney general ken paxton.ore on the political melt down of andrew cuomo, accused of coverups, bullying, sexual harrassment and even gaslighting. can he recover. this as democrats last cuomo for a major conflict of interest, allegedly trying to choose his own investigator into his own sexual harrassment probe. critics are also asking this, why did democrats stay largely silent so long on the nursing home coverup allegations but they're now speaking out on the sexual harrassment allegations? also this tonight, the biden administration sources in washington say they're playing defense as trump rattled them over key policies that trump says are mistakes, on jobs to energy, to lockdowns and the border. not all republicans though are signing on to trump running the gop. plus a key house investigator who works on fbi abuses in the trump-russia probe now says that the government is covering up, quote, damning information, detailing additional alleged misconduct by the fbi and u.s. toll generals in intelligence in the

thank you, sir, for joining us, ken paxton. good to see you. >> good to see you. elizabeth: let's bring in sheriff wayne ivy of brevard county, florida. sheriff, the reaction reporting that mexico warning the biden administration and the vice president back in 2014 agreeing with what mexico is saying now? >> elizabeth, right now, americans should be outraged across the country what is happening at our borders. it doesn't stop at the borders. it filters into every community. it is unbelievable what has taken place. elizabeth: okay. right now we're heading, trending on, we're seeing new border statistics coming up. it is up 28%, border crossings from january to february. we were talking 1.2 million annualized trying to cross the border. the trump administration was transparent. the trump team was now, is not being applauded for being tough on the border being safe about it. sir, i would like your reaction to the press secretary jen psaki refusing to answer reporters basic questions even about the numbers. watch this. >> why won't you confirm that number? that is a v

texas attorney general ken paxton joins me now.ogether this situation gets a lot worse. my question for you is how much evidence does the biden administration need when you see chunks of wallop en where they didn't finish the wall, people flooding through and border agents saying, attorney general, they are so overwhelmed they see 39,000 illegally gained access to our country recently. they can't catch them all. >> it is sad but doesn't seem like evidence matters. they adopted the policy of open borders and sticking with it despite the consequences of the spread of covid, human trafficking, increase in drug trafficking, increase of crime and just general chaos as laura ingraham mentioned. you have all these kids caged up that shouldn't be here. >> harris: we're looking at video and seeing little ones who can't make the journey being carried. children carried to the border and separated from whomever these adults are. maybe some are families. but we have created a situation that we said that we wouldn't do. it is a mark against us,

ken paxton texas attorney general joins me now. talk with me about meeting that backlash with the facts that you in texas are working with. >> whenever you do something related to covid you'll get backlash one way or the other. no one has done it perfectly and no one knew how to do it perfectly. whatever you do you always get criticism. governor abbott has moved in the absolute right direction with putting the decision in the hands of people who need to make the decisions about themselves about their own lives. letting business owners decide what they want to do. if they want restrictions they can and consumers can decide if they want to show up. it was a very good decision and the direction we need to go. >> harris: i want to throw this into the mix because it is about the facts. according to the cdc deaths per 100,000 people in your state, texas and florida is about 140 similar to the states with some of the strictest lockdowns in the nation, california 132 deaths per 100,000. new york 163. what do you make of that? >> those are

texas state attorney general ken paxton is denying open record requests from several news outlets inrticipation and reaction to the pro-trump rally on january 6th. when paxton was among the speakers that spoke to the crowd that went on to storm the capitol and delayed the certification of the presidential election. >> what we have in president trump is a fighter. and i think that's why we're all here. we believe in what he's accomplished over the last four years. we were, and because we're here today, the message goes on. we will not quit fighting. >> joining me now is lauren, investigative reporter for the "dallas morning news" austin bureau. great to have you with us. first off, why do you want those messages? what are you expecting to find in them? >> well, first of all, the attorney general of texas hasn't answered a lot of our questions about why he went to the rally, who invited him and how he paid for the trip. that last piece is particularly interesting to us because we're not quite sure whether any taxpayer money was used to fund the trip. his office says that they did not c

elizabeth: ken paxton of texas, thank you so much for joining us we really appreciate it. coming up we have the story, president biden will not dismantle trump's policies, the biden of administration is poised to renew the white house national space council, this is coming months after the white house press secretary dismissed all of that, watch this. >> space force the plane of today is. elizabeth: okay and assis spokesperson says the national space council will be renewed at national space policies, we will stay on that story as well, coming up florida republican greg stu b of florida administration say he will block the biden a administration faxing passport in the state of florida critics say the threat to privacy rights and conservative say you should not need a vaccine passport to travel in america so illegal aliens don't need a passport to get into america, the voter id to vote, this debate next. >> are these the people you want green lighting vaccine passport? after all if you have the special little code on your phone, we will all get back to normal, you won't be

elizabeth: all right, attorney general ken paxton of of tex thanks so much for joining us.ood to see you. looks like we have this story for you. president biden will not dismantle all of trump's policies. the biden administration is poised to renew the white house national space council this is coming months after the white house press secretary jen psaki dismissed all of that. watch this. >> wow, space force. it is the plane of today. elizabeth: okay. nsc spokesperson says that the national space council will be renewed in order to assist the president in generating national space policy we'll stay on that story for you as well. >>> coming up florida republican greg stuebe on florida governor desantis saying he will block the biden administration vaccine vaccine passport in the state of florida. they say it's a threat to privacy rights. conservatives say you should not need a vaccine passport to travel through america, when illegal aliens don't need it to get into america, charlie kirk is saying that and you don't need voter i.d.s to vote. >> are these the people you want

for example, our attorney general, ken paxton, head of that so-called election integrity task force,eet from the u.s. capitol on the sixth of january, 2021, inciting those rioters, inciting those insurrectionists to storm the capitol. the chairman of the committee who cancelled the committee before many of us who had driven hundreds of miles to testify would say a word, was in pennsylvania right after the november 3rd election in 2020 trying to overturn that lawfully, legitimately, democratically decided election. those folks are part of the big lie. the opening of the bill talks about the prevalence and the concern of voter fraud even though in texas it's a .00004% chance that you will encounter voter fraud. you are more likely to be struck by lightning in a state of texas. and this is a state that doesn't lack for real problems. 50,000 dead of covid. more than 100 killed in a winter storm with wh the lights, the power and the heat went out. instead they're focusing on this. >> the president got a lot of questions today, as you know, about the southern border. as someone who lives o

texas attorney general ken paxton is with me now. mr. attorney general, it's good to see you don't.hank you so much for being here. we now know that the dallas convention center is now being a house for 3,000 migrants, male migrants amid the border crisis and we know fema is there to help. have you seen any difference? any light at the end of the tunnel? >> no. as a matter of fact, i think i was on your show right after biden was sworn in and i predicted that we would have a crisis and that the spread of covid would occur that we would have more crime as governor abbott mentioned yesterday on your show. and now we have got 3,000 people in a convention center in dallas all packed in there. we don't know what their condition is or health status. is he about to issue national rules about wearing masks at work for citizens of this country. just doesn't make sense. >> maria: what is the capacity for these buildings that house these migrants? i'm being told that it is over run in some cases. it's expected to hold 200 people. they are up to more than 1,000 people crammed into one building.

enter texas attorney general ken paxton. you remember him.y to overturn 10 million legal votes on behalf of that former white house guy and who's also under investigation by the fbi for using his office to help a wealthy donor. him. wednesday he threatend austin with a 6 p.m. deadline to rescind its mask mandates adding in an antiscience tweet city/county leaders must not be thinking clearly. austin mayor steve adler gave a totally logical explanation for why he's keeping it in place. >> i had a lot of businesses call me, they were upset and frustrated with what the governor had done because when they were enforcing masking as they wanted to do to protect their employees, they were able to tell folks who were coming in, hey, it's not us, it's the law. in austin they still have the ability to tell people coming into their stores that the local law requires masking. >> seems pretty reasonable when anti-mask bullies in your state are doing things like threatening mexican restaurants by calling i.c.e. but ken paxton solidified his quest by follow

years ago president biden warned all about this that this was coming we have the details with us ken paxtonristopher bedford and new york state assemblyman pedro with kristin tate, christian whiten, and james carafano, joining us with the major headlines of the day, new developments coming in reporters and government watchdogs and officials in mexico and central america worn they see in increasing flood of border crossers coming into their territory from overseas from safe haven from terrorist will tell you where they're coming from and we have more on the fallout of this critics warning the white house is putting america and lives at risk by still stuck in the first pages of denial not admitting it's a problem in stonewalling and rocking reporters democrats are criticizing that biden making history new levels of border crossing expected to skyrocket by spring we are on the story in this debate where are the hollywood celebrities the squad, where is the democrat and where is the aclu on the administration humanitarian border crisis, children are being held overcrowded facilities during a pa

satellite corp. 2021] announcer: republican representatives paul gosar and texas attorney general ken paxton discussed u.s. immigration policy at the conservative political action conference. this is 20 minutes. political action conference. this is 20 minutes. [cheers and applause] >> well, i have an impressive guest joining us today. we really wanted to talk about something that is important to all of us, which is valuing our american citizenship. i know as a daughter of immigrants -- my father came from cuba. my mother also came from cuba. they fled political persecution, and they came legally to our country, and we treasure that. we treasure those who get in line, follow the process to be able to come and live here in america and seek that opportunity. but in certain states like arizona, like texas, we find that there is chaos at the border, especially now as we see a new administration come in and in a bullhorn basically say, "come on in. it's an open border system." so what we want to address today is why it is so important that we stand for illegal immigration, that we stand for fixing

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joy, why not open up the state and put, by the way, not governor abbott, not ken paxton, not any of the people in the state legislature at risk. who? the people who are cleaning up the table after governor abbott put his little faux press conference in lubbock, texas. that's are the people he put at risk, and he doesn't care. >> clearly not. i'm glad you mentioned spring break. i teach a class at howard, and their spring break start this is friday. some of them are already at home but some of them will be heading to different states or leaving texas and going to other states. dr. patel did mention all these other states. mississippi and texas go the furthest in terms of on march 10th, complete free for all. you've got other states, alaska, arizona, florida, the notorious spring break and gangster playground. georgia,ize, all opened wide in atlanta. statewide orders have been dropped all over the country. look at that map. we're getting so close, jason. what do you make of the politics of deciding to basically reintroduce covid full steam in places like texas and mississippi? >> well, jo

texas attorney general ken paxton joining us now. attorney general, good to see you.now, the trump administration really turned around a bad situation with this stay in mexico policy and a lot of other moves that stemmed the flow, and yet now you hear the biden administration blaming the trump administration for what's happening at the border. what do you make of that? >> i think it's crazy. i mean, if you look at what trump did over a period of four years, it was really remarkable. i haven't seen a president do a better job with stemming the tide of illegal immigration, and he did it all kinds of different ways from empowering border patrol and starting to build the wall and then just sending the message, hey, you're not going to come here, sneak into our country. you're going to wait in mexico or somewhere else instead of getting this deal where you just disappear. so now that biden has undone all of that, we can see the consequences, and they're pretty devastating. and it's pretty amazing that now he would blame trump when he did just the opposite of trump, and it

twitter claims republican ken paxton is using his office to retaliate against it for banning president trump's account. twitter banned president trump after the riot at the u.s. capitol. days later paxon announced an investigation into twitter and four other major technology companies for what he called the seemingly coordinated deplatforming of the president. twitter says paxon is seeking to punish the company. >>> well, getting a young adults a job. san jose's mayor says he has a plan to address two of the city's biggest current challenges, all while creating new jobs at the same time. the city launched the resilience corps today. it is a program funded by nonprofits and city departments to help create hundreds of jobs in the areas of the city hit hardest economically. initially, the goal will be to pair young adults with positions that are focused on addressing two major issues, the pandemic and climate change. >> our youth are in the battle of their lives. they're reeling from generations of underinvestment, the consequences of red lining, the challenges of a digital divide. >> the

search giant broke laws to enhance its advertising business earlier this week texas attorney general ken paxton said alaska florida montana nevada and puerto rico joined the lawsuit bringing the total number of plaintiffs in the suit to 15 states and territories for more on this let's bring in sara she's an associate attorney with levon papen tonio rafferty sarah thank you so much for joining us today. thank you for having me on i want to start with this lawsuit tech giants face so many of these suits lately what is this one actually specifically about. well states are finally pushing back against tech giants like facebook and google here we have google wrapped up in a scheme to monopolize our private information so what google is doing is pushing out 3rd party vendors and businesses that are used to track information that we use for advertising so in theory that sounds good it might sound like google's trying to protect our privacy but in reality what it is it's a disguised method for google to have sole control of the ability to track and profile every user's information on a web browser so w

texas attorney general ken paxton disagreed when he was asked about a light at the end of the tunnel. >> no. i think i was on your show after biden was sworn in and i predicted we would have a crisis and the spread of covid-19 whitaker and we would have more crime and now we have 3000 people in the convention center in dallas all packed in. we don't know what their condition is or their health status and he's about to issue national rules about wearing masks that work for citizens of this country, doesn't make sense. >> last week in brownsville, texas, 1700 migrants were tested for covid-19, 200 for positive. >> two men charged in the death of brian sickneck, they appeared in federal court yesterday accused of assaulting the officer. officials initially said sicknick was flattered hit in the head during the firing signature during the capital right. >> today a fallen tampa police officer laid to rest. jesse madsen sacrificed his own life by driving into the path of the wrong way driver last week. the 16 year veteran of the force also served in the marines. the service will include a 2

ken paxton, the attorney gener from texas. the state with the largest border with mexico than any other in the united states. and jean hamilton, who served in the justice and homeland security departments in the trump administration. thank you. between the three of you i don't not think we could have asked for a more qualified team to give us all these issues. i will stay with questions double frame the rest of our discussion. i would like to go to you first, attorney general. else what is going on -- tell us what is going on at the border today. >> it is hard to explain. we have been here before under president obama. we had a massive influx of immigrants because they open the border, they did not enforce the law, they encouraged border security not to do their job. then president trump came in. he change the narrative. he suggested that the people coming from our southern border that you cannot get in. we are building a wall. you should not come. if you do come, you will stay in mexico. border security will enforce the law.

patrick blamed her and other officials for claiming the state was prepared for the winter storm, ken paxtonrovider for deceiving customers. about 390,000 texas residents are still under boil water advisories. todd: extreme weather continuing, destructive flooding hitting kentucky has that state deals with huge amounts of rain over several days. todd: you can see cars and homes submerged in water with residents forced to evacuate. janice dean joins us with the latest. >> janice: another round of heavy rain in the forecast for the southeast, the gulf coast as the frontal boundary remains in place, relatively warm air ahead of the front and behind is cooler temperatures. this is the focus, more showers and potential for flooding throughout the day not only today but the next 24 to 48 hours, you see moisture streaming in and then the potential for flash flooding. if there is a flash flood watch in your area, remember turn around, don't drown, do not travel over water you can't see the bottom of. the forecast precipitation over the next couple days certainly with the focus across the southeast a

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for liberty and justice in texas, ken paxton.usinesses and people will be by and large wearing masks and. be by and large wearing masks and requiring them in retail establishments because that's the culture in the city. i think people recognise that virtually all of the experts say it is an important thing to do. i think it's important for us locally because we had made a promise we would be guided by the science and the data to make sure all of our actions are consistent with that. i don't know how it's going to turn out legally but it was really important for us to send a message to our community about the importance of continuing to wear masks. we will do everything we can to maintain that as best as we can for as long as we can. to to maintain that as best as we can for as long as we can.— to maintain that as best as we can for as long as we can. to be clear, in the city — for as long as we can. to be clear, in the city of _ for as long as we can. to be clear, in the city of austin _ for as long as we can. to be clear, in the

maria spoke to texas attorney general ken paxton last night.e consequences are just going to get worse, from a crime standpoint, from a health standpoint and a cost standpoint. it's going to be a really bad crisis as we move on. jackie: joining me now, louisiana congressman and minority whip, steve scalise. great to see you, congressman. want to start with what we're seeing at the border right now. it is a humanitarian crisis, but the administration doesn't necessarily want to call it that. whatever you want to call it, there's some serious problems down there. >> yeah, jackie, good morning to you and what we're seeing is nothing short of a crisis at the border that some border patrol agents have described as total mayhem. this is biden's border crisis, created business his policies. he went in day one, stopped building the wall, ordered that they stop construction on the wall that was going on and actually costs more money to stop executing those contracts. that wall by the way that president trump had put in place had been successful at secur

yet, even as the president asks for help containing the virus, the attorney in texas, ken paxton, ising good to sue the city of austin to force them to get rid of their local mask mandates. texas yesterday rolled back nearly all of their restrictions including statewide mask orders. meantime back in washington, the u.s. finally has a new attorney general. merrick garland, who was denied a supreme court seat by republicans, famously, was sworn in today. and he assured employees the days of being pressured to attack the president's enemies and protect the president's allies are over. >> the only way we can succeed and retain the trust of the american people is to adhere to the norms that have become part of the dna of every justice department employee. that there not be one rule for democrats and another for republicans. one rule for friends and another for foes. one rule for the powerful and another for the powerless. >> the work ahead of the new man is vast. the justice department is now prosecuting hundreds of cases stemming from the capitol riot, and donald trump's acting pentagon

. >>> texas attorney general ken paxton is suing the mayor of austin for defying governor greg abbott'secision to lift the state's mask mandate. despite high daily case counts, 3,000 today alone, abbott lifting all restrictions on businesses and dropping the state's masking requirements yesterday. austin mayor steve adler says that his decision-making process is going to continue to be driven by the data and by the doctors, and mayor adler joins me now. mayor, thank you. this is very serious, what's going on there. we appreciate you joining us. you, a county judge, and austin's medical director are now being sued for trying to keep the mask mandate. why do you think austin needs those rules in place? >> i think because, as you said, the doctors and the data tell us that that's true. in fact, it appears to be the single most important thing we can do if our real goal is to have more students in person in our schools, to have businesses that can better open without a threat of having to pull back and to protect essential workers. nothing more important than that. it is absolutely the wron

then, republican representative paul gosar and yvette herrell along with texas attorney general ken paxton discuss u.s. immigration policy at the conservative political action conference, also known as cpac. later, while on a trip to el paso, texas, house minority leader kevin mccarthy and other house republicans hold a briefing on the situation at the southern border. the senate is back on monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern to continue work on cabinet nominees. they have a vote scheduled for five: 30 to confirm massachusetts governor marty walsh to be labor secretary. other nominees awaiting senate removal -- approval include shalonda young and dr. vivek murthy to be surgeon general. they may also take up an extension of the paycheck protection program which expires at the end of this month. the house is not in session next week. committees will continue to hold hearings. after that, both bodies are out for the easter and passover holidays. watch the house live on c-span and the senate live on c-span two. >> next, journalists from politico, cnn, nbc news, and the washington post discussed what i

the attorney general ken paxton in fx is suing the city of austin in travis county for the mask mandaten in texas, even though it's second in the nation in coronavirus cases at more than 2.7 million. and total third for total coronavirus keths deaths exceeding 46,000. and steve adler to discuss all of this, friday, a judge denied the request for a temporary retraining order. now, the mask mandate still hands. you are seeing more defiance because the state no longer requires masks? what are you seeing? >> by and large, i'm real encouraged by the number of people in the community that are continuing to wear the mask consistent with the city's mandate, the number of businesses that are doing the same. i had a lot of businesses and people ask the city to maintain its man date but there are some that are confused by what the governor did. a lot on of people hear what the governor did and take it to mean the mafkts are not effective. and they are not mess,necessary which they are, or we are out of the woods on the virus, which we're not, and we want to maintain the mandate to push back on the

. >> according to the houston chronicle, texas ken paxton spent 22,000 hours looking for fraud, he camedresses out of 11 million votes casted in the state of texas. governor abbott knows this. he's saying something that's false. he's speeding a narrative for whatever political purposes. that's the question. are we seeing the real impact of trump's big election and lie? >> this is a really bad impact. the catastrophic impact is if we have elections in 2022 and 2024 in the future and the significant portion of the population refuses to accept the ele election's results. this is really bad. these laws can be overcome either in litigation or people wanting to vote and working with the rules. people lose faith in the electoral outcome. that's what the long-term problem is. >> thank you, both very munimuch. next, florida is open for business and never really shutdown. the pandemic did not take a deadly toll on the state compares to others. we'll look at it and why. should churches be leading the way when it comes to vaccinations. the impact one pastor's message may pave the way for others. yo

ken paxton is over here tweeting about lawsuits.to do something, he could come this weekend and we would put him to work as a volunteer. >> j i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next, we have breaking news. never before heard audio. president trump asking another top georgia official to try to overturn the election. >> this is what it is about. everyone knows that it is wrong. >> one of the star impeachment managers is next. and meaghan markle takes on a popular tv host after she questioned claims about mental health. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get every month for $5. which is why i brought them. two $5-a-months right here. hey. hey. plus the players of my squad. hey. what's up? then finally my whole livestream. boom! 12 months of $5 wireless. visible, as little as $25 a month or $5 a month when you bring a friend. powered by verizon. wireless that gets better with friends. oh wowzers, what a special family! special like my fudge stripes. made with real original keebler fudge. only

satellite corp. 2021] announcer: republican representatives paul gosar and texas attorney general ken paxtoniscussed u.s. immigration policy at the conservative political action conference. this is 20 minutes. political action conference. this is 20 minutes. [cheers and applause] >> well, i have an impressive guest joining us today. we really wanted to talk about something that is important to all of us, which is valuing our american citizenship. i know as a daughter of immigrants -- my father came from cuba. my mother also came from cuba. they fled political p

gritty energy for passing on massive bills to customers during the deep freeze attorney general ken paxton is accusing the company of misleading customers about the risks associated with the wholesale pricing model. >>> overseas, myanmar's leader with a new round of charges from the country's court now run by local military forces. sent anti-coup protesters back to the streets after killing 18 demonstrators. according to the u.n., it was the bloodiest day on record since protests broke out last month. >>> americans wanted for helping nissan's former chairman carlos ghosn's escape failed to block their extradition. >>> and they are still finding unexploded german bombs in england. thousands of people evacuated for a controlled detonation. some people close to the site will have to wait before returning to tso that experts c check their home for damage. joe kernen, send it back to you. >> thank you vsh, r very much, rahel. >>> you bought ups and fedex what's your thinking there >> so these stocks have been basically nothing over the near term in fact, ups is where it was back in september of

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i wish i was an attorney general right now of a southern border state, maybe ken paxton in texas or somettorney general is watching. they're tearing up our title 42 order, which shucked on the border to illegal immigrants into covid-19, but they're doing so in a way that is flatly illegal. somebody needs to challenge this in court. i firmly believe they would win because they can't talk out of both sides of their mouth. the order still stands but they are behaving arbitrarily and capriciously not enforcing it when it comes to these thousands of illegal immigrant children that they are letting them, so there is something that we absolutely could do. i hope some but he brings this to court tomorrow. >> laura: gentlemen, thank you both for coming on tonight. and here's the question. why isn't the 25th amendment ever brought up for joe biden? raymond arroyo investigates in seen and unseen next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time for a seen and unseen segments where we reveal the stories behind the headlines and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo, author of the just released the thi

maybe ken paxton in texas or some other attorney general is watching.y are tearing up our title 42 order which shut down the border to illegal immigrants and covid-19 but they are doing so in a way that's flatly illegal. someone needs to challenge this in court. i firmly believe they would win because they can't talk out of both sides of their mouth. the order still stands but their behaving arbitrarily. there is something we could do. i hope somebody brings this to court. >> laura: all right. thank you, gentlemen, for coming on. here is the question. why is the 25th amendment ever brought up for joe biden? raymond arroyo investigates in "seen and unseen" next. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so yo

. >> reporter: and wolf, cnn has just learned that the texas attorney general ken paxton is now suing austin and travis county over their mask requirements. the attorney general tweeting that he will be dragging them to court to keep texas free and open. and this is the kind of divide, wolf, that we are seeing across the country, including here in florida, where you have the governor, ron desantis, lifting covid-19 restrictions while local municipalities like miami beach are trying to impose them. wolf? >> amara, thank you very much. let's get some more on all of this. joining us now, dr. sanjay gupta, our chief medical correspondent. sanjay, on this night last year, we were reporting, what, just over 1,000 total coronavirus cases in the united states, now we're approaching 30 million confirmed cases. you've been here with us, thank god, every step of the way. when you reflect back on this year, sanjay, the deadliest year now in u.s. history, what goes through your mind? >> so much goes through my mind, wolf. this is historic. people will be reading about what has happened here 100 ye

the states attorney general ken paxton isn't having it.ve local officials there until 6:00 p.m. local time to lift their mandates or face a lawsuit. paxton also couldn't help himself. he posted a snarky comment that read, quote, city county leaders must not be thinking clearly. maybe it's oxygen deprivation from quintuple masking. >> reporter: tonight all eyes on texas, back open at max capacity. >> i'm all for opening up the country and i love texas has taken that step. >> reporter: the state's mask mandate over. >> no, it's a free-for-all. >> reporter: business owner kim hunter is worried. the governor says he trusts everyone to do the right thing. >> yeah. common sense is not common. they're not going to do the right thing. >> reporter: texas more than a dozen states without mask mandates. the move letting any business craft their own policy. famed dance hall billy bobs sharing theirs, telling patrons it's your choice. the texas rangers also taking advantage becoming the first proteam nationwide to allow all fans back in the stands, mas

with a number of your colleagues this week who are pushing back on the biden agenda beginning with ken paxton. >> they have created this narrative that anybody can come and they don't seem to be sending people back across like they are supposed to. so, i'm looking forward to our day in court to show exactly what they are doing. and hopefully to stop this. >> what president biden is doing is opening the flood gates to individuals from across the globe and particularly, you know, would he know that there are good people coming across the border. >> maria: so this was arkansas as well as texas a.g. but we also today, my office spoke with alabama as well as kansas and a.g. derek schmidt in kansas has filed a suit challenging the administration's arbitrary and capricious cancellation of the keystone xl pipeline. also alabama's a.g. is also pushing back asking the administration to reverse this decision. tell me about the agenda and where you have issues. >> well, those are some great names and they have become good friends. and i have also had some long standing friends whether it's geoff landry i

texas attorney general ken paxton is now suing officials in the state's capital, austin, and surrounding county claiming officials are undermining the state's reopening efforts. texas is one of 16 states that currently have no statewide mask mandate. >> you wear your mask not because your governor tells you to. you wear your mask because you want to protect yourself, protect your loved ones, protect your community members. >> reporter: concerns over loosening coronavirus restrictions come as another vaccine's final data has been released. the nova vaccine has an overall efficacy rate of nearly 90% and was found effective against the uk and south african variants. currently one in ten people are now fully vaccinated in the united states, but health officials warn we have a long way to go to end this pandemic. >> i think we're going to get fooled. i think you'll see as we enter the summer months numbers will go down and people will think, great, we're good, they're going to be less interested in getting a vaccine because they think we've conquered this pandemic. >> reporter: a cdc analysis