i feel sorry for kristi noem. she a nice person. conservative.b with covid, i think, in the state. but she got bullied by business interests and caved at a time when we need leaders who are courageous and she is not. kristen wagner, great to see you don't. thank you for all the work have you done on this. >> thank you. >> tucker: so, marlena paf lois hackney a restaurant owner from holland, michigan had her on this show. went to jail for defying the governor of the state. she was just released yesterday. one politician in the state of michigan is responsible for this atrocity. that politician is dangerous and a threat to the rule of law. she happens to enforce the law in the state of michigan. we will tell you who she is. ♪ ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid o

just ahead fox news political analyst gianno caldwell in kristi noem and dr. response for south dakota, that story next. >> my administration resisted the call for biden's control of the expense of everything else, we look at the science, the data and the facts and then we took a balanced approach. i never thought that the decisions i was making were going too be unique, i thought there would be more who would follow basic conservative principles. but i guess i was b wrong. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cel

what do you make of the fight between south dakota republican governor kristi noem and dr.l it is one of principle. you talk about the governor whereas she understands that you have to keep your state open and allow people to work because poverty kills as well as the virus. dr. fauci is an individual who, i know a lot of us respect. i have respect for him but let's be honest, he has been wrong at a number of turns. he was the guy who said we need to shut down everything, if we shut it down long enough, perhaps people would be able to go out and live their lives like we used to. it didn't happen in number of states. california being one of them. that took a different approach. the state of california today there is 3.57 million covid cases. in florida there is 1.9 million covid cases and schoolchildren are going to school every day. businesses that are wide open. i'm sitting in florida right now. i can tell you this is the best city, rather, best state in the country right now. miami is certainly the best city in the country right now. dr. fauci is an individual who simply n

you know, ron desantis got 21% and kristi noem was in the double digits.ee you anything. ron paul was winning in the 2011 straw poll at cpac when trump first spoke there ten years ago. it is a place where you can begin to get attention and two people that got attention because of how well they performed in the straw poll were ron desantis, the governor of florida, home state. you expect to have a little edge. but he did well. and kristi noem of south dakota who came pretty much from nowhere and did quite well in the straw poll. >> martha: such an interesting spot that republicans find themselves in. most of the time a president in for eight years. goes into his post presidency. in this case you have somebody that felt wronged by the outcome and makes it clear that he's going to go after the sitting president, pushing aside the protocol of giving him breathing space. we knew that wasn't going to happen. do you think when you look into the crystal ball here, do you see him running again? do you see him being formidable? >> he will be formidable if he runs. w

governor kristi noem of south dakota.>> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so, everyone in the country has been told to get the coronavirus vaccine and millions are and it's clearly helping an awful lot of people. but there still seems to be a dearth of real information about the vaccine. anyone who asks questions is called an anti vaxer. our next guest is emphatically not a anti-vaxer. he is a physician, he believes it's your moral duty to take the vaccine. but he does have some specific scientific concerns about who should get vaccinated. and it's worth hearing those. he joins us after the break. ♪ to navigate your active days, weathertech has you covered. mirrorfone secures your phone to almost any smooth flat surface. ♪ ♪ cupfone keeps your phone secure while driving. ♪ ♪ hi mom. -hi. the deskfone even adjusts for horizontal viewing. ♪ ♪ while the tablet holder keeps everything in the perfect position. nice. the best way to secure your devices is at weathertech.com aliens are real, alright. there's just too much evidence.

whether it's donald trump, de santis, kristi noem, it's going to be an america first candidate, a candidate and restoring our rights. todd: the de santis noem coming from cpac was palatable. when the numbers came out it was validated that i want to get your thoughts on this. border officials proct a peak of 13 -- project a peak of 13,000 child may grants will cross the border in may as the biden administration prepares to open another tent city in texas. how dangerous could the situation get for the border communities and of course the kids. >> this is going to be dangerous for all of americans. we look at this as a border issue. as someone who has been to the border several times and spoke to our agents several times, this isn't just a border issue. everything that starts at the border will come into the middle of the country. the american people are in danger. we're in the midst of a global pandemic. the democrats remind us of that daily. they don't seem to be concerned over who comes across our border, whether they're vetted. we don't know their criminal or health records. it will be a h

and the governor of south dakota, kristi noem, who you doubtless have seen said she was quote excitedas changed her mind. governor noem joins us tonight to explain why she has. governor, thanks so much for ocoming on. i appreciateng it. so, hear you have this bill, which i think all polling shows is popular your state. i think would be popular nationally. you were excited to sign it. big business interseeds ncaa, chamber of commerce and amazon and tell you not to sign it and you change your o mind. i think a lot of our viewers are wondering yourer thinking on ths and how exactly this happened. >> well, that's not true, tucker. and thank you for inviting me to be on this show tonight. >> i could sign the bill the way that it is today. and then also but it wouldn't solve thehe problem. that's the real issue. as i looked at the bill andt examined it and have been discussing with legal scholars for many months on how to protect women's sports, this bill would only allow the ncaa to bully south dakota. it would actually prevent women from being able to participate in collegiate sports.bl s

kristi noem gets 11%. donald trump, jr. gets 8%. again, you see how important to everybody here the grassroots, the base of the conservative movement, the base of the republican party. it is either president trump or a trump candidate. here's the last one, just so everybody has a good idea, what you think his job approval rating is going to be? would you think? 90%? it was 95% last year. >> [cheering] >> thank you. you made my job really easy. he has a 97% job approval. look at it, nobody in the history of the conservative movement has earned your support the way this president has. look what happened, it has gone up every year. not only do 97% say they approve of this president despite of the fact they are trying to cancel him, more important, they are trying to cancel you. that is what if this is about. you have 87% who say they strongly pursue -- strongly approve. i have been coming to cpac now, i'm to come here in college, that is how long ago. i appreciate it. i can't tell you how much on a personal level, how inspired i am by

how could you not like kristi noem.person and good governor in a lot of ways. the point is when things get really crazy and really ominous when things start to fall apart a little bit, what you believe doesn't really matter. what matters is your toughness, your willingness to stand up in the face of opposition and hold firm. your courage. always on the lookout for politicians who have it. not many. we found one in the state of south carolina. by the way he is not a conservative republican. is he a democrat. he is not afraid of big business. is he not afraid of the ncaa. his name is see area mcknight democratic state representative in south carolina. he recently filed a bill to ban gender are and blockers for children if you need a bill but we do. many of the constituents in his district support his efforts but his own party has condemned him and accused him of quote bigotry. we are pleased to have him on our show tonight. mr. mcknight, thank you so much for coming on. go tell us why you have done -- you have obviously c

he's got 43%, about four times what kristi noem does. ing don jr.'about the same as mike pompeo and senator ted cruz. and now in this one tucker carlson got 3%. does that surprise you about ron desantis? it was in his state. >> yes. and that's one of the things to keep this mind, about 36% of the registrants were from florida. but you got to give -- one of the reasons why to ron desantis is popular with these folks as he is is because he's done what donald trump was doing at the national level, he's done it at the state level. and for a while there, ron desantis was getting attacked and people were saying he was doing it all wrong versus gavin newsom and andrew cuomo. we've all seen what's happened since then. he's kept his state open, he's done the right thing when it comes to the economy, when it comes to the covid lockdowns. and, by the way, he's had the kids back in school since august. and that was one of the biggest applause lines that the president got in his speech last night, and it was all the women that got up right away. they were the one

you also saw a kristi noem pop-up. in channeling some of whatever, you know, all of the things that president trump brought to the table. but i'm also interested in your take on mike pence, very bottom of the list, 1% after four years of being incredibly loyal to the president. now, apparently, being punished for doing the right thing at the very end. >> that's right, kasie. and it's also a reminder that the republican party is still, in some ways, a big fan club for donald trump. and mike pence is someone who donald trump tasked as someone who was disloyal to him, who did not do the things that donald trump asked him to do. and of course, donald trump is someone who demands absolute loyalty. if you cross him one time or if you disagree with him one time, you're on the outs. and certainly, his supporters follow people. and that's why so many republicans are still fearful. people say, well, why do republicans -- why don't they speak out? why do they keep following donald trump? well, look at what happened to mike pence.

kristi noem taking heat for a bill that would've banned biological males back to state lawmakers for redo. to trace gallagher's on the case for us tonight. >> good evening to you, that south dakota bill pushed by the republican-controlled legislature would've been another slap a college athletics, but g.o.p. governor kristi noem who said she was excited to sign the bill abruptly changed her mind and refused to sign calling it a losing battle, telling tucker carlson that legal scholars told her it would open the door to a cascade of unwinnable legislation. >> they've gone through the steps of how i would legally challenge the ncaa and keep them from bullying the stout dominic state of south dakota. they told me i need to build a coalition. >> tucker carlson pushed back saying she was caving to the ncaa and we should note that idaho and mississippi past similar bills, told the federalist those states have not seen a flood of lawsuits. the federalist also reported on potential ulterior motives, namely the governor noem's chief of staff of the sioux falls chamber of commerce. the advisor

governor kristi noem is a great example. nate boyer is a great friend. whole thing i encourage you to check it out. so much more than hunting but hunting is enough. >> harris: all right. you mentioned her right there on screen. let's watch a little bit. >> for us hunting is a way of life. we hunt a lot of big game in our family but also bird hunt. to be here with my kids and to enjoy it is something that i think my dad, my grandpa, my grandma and my great grandfather would all appreciate. some things change really fast in the world today but some things never change. >> harris: the best fashion on the planet for hunting right there i would say. love it. we'll be tuned in. joey, congratulations on season two. fox nation outdoor season two available now on fox nation. get it. thanks, joey. an embarrassing setback for the biden administration when it has to pull a controversial cabinet pick. what we can expect to happen next? who is the backup plan? biden's cabinet only half full at this point. the white house is dodging questions on why dr. seuss was left

it was interesting to me watching kristi noem of south dakota and governor desantis of florida, both probably have some aspirations for higher office and both of whom have gotten a lot of attention for the way they handled this covid shutdown. >> it is not just the results, martha that people are celebrating. the fact that they recognize their job as a governor was not to restriekt people's basic fundamental constitutional rights. we all need to be careful and certainly in the early days of the covid virus when we didn't know what we were dealing with. even now we need to be careful. with the vaccines out it doesn't mean we just act recklessly but these governors recognized government's role is to suggest to people, it is to encourage best practices and best behaviors and it is to make some restrictions on an emergency basis when absolutely necessary. it is not, however, to permanently restrict and co-operates peoples liberties especially like first amendment issues by going to church. >> martha: they played a large role in the 2020 election. woel he see how long it lasts. hopefully

even that state's far-right governor kristi noem realizes how important this is after lawmakers tried to pass a bill. she said she couldn't support it because vaccinations save lives. and yet noem is now very offended by the idea of proving you have been vaccinated by covid, calling a vaccine passport one of it most un-american ideas in our nation's history and saying we should oppose this oppression. yeah, it's pure bad faith opportunism from someone cheerily positioning herself for a 2024 gop run. the same kind of opportunism from ron desantis who has vowed to ban them in his state. >> this is what the republican party is now. it's not a party of ideas or reasonable debate. it exists to play up fears and push ideas of right-wing victimhood. it's the only thing they are really good at these days. take for instance that new georgia voting law which will hit black people disproportionately hard. in a recent piece in "the washington post," what just happened in georgia was a double victory for the g.o.p. republicans got their law passed and the opportunity to renew the sense of racial v

people will look at marco rubio, tom cotton, former vice president pence, ted cruz, kristi noem. there are others who will put themselves forward and will have their day in the sun and we will see how they do. host: don is in traverse city, michigan, independent line. caller: the republicans have a bad problem with getting rid of democratic processes. democrats have a 121 page platform and there is a platform of committees participating. they are not doing a democratic process. they don't seem to understand it. when you look at the insurrection, that was a rejection of the democratic process. if we don't watch out, we are not going to have that democratic process available to us pretty soon. guest: i would have liked to seen a real party platform and not simply a blank sheet. it is quite clear what republicans believe. they talk about it on the floor of the senate, house, from state houses whether in the legislature or the governor's office. republicans believe in a strong america, strong national defense, they believe in the priority of the family and creating safe living condit

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the governor kristi noem joins us now.el: hi, good morning. steve: it's good to have you. so you are taking some heat because, you know, you had previously said i'm going to sign that thing. and now you have backed away from that explain what's going on. >> no. well, we all agree that girls should play girls sports. and i'm working every day to defend that did i not veto the bill, steve. what i did was ask for some changes and i'm asking the legislature then to sign it. i want to make sure that we can protect girls and that we only have girls playing in girls sports. so, this bill is very different, very flawed and i want it fixed before i sign it into law. will: governor noem i would love to ask you what those fixes might be but i want to pay you the respect of addressing the criticism directly and head on. the concerns out there are not about your principles. i believe most people think you are principally conservative. it has to too with strength whether or not threats from the ncaa forced you or encouraged you or persu

keep your eye on sarah huckabee sanders and kristi noem. what do you think of that list? is missing that belongs on it? >> well, there are a couple people on that list that i think have shown genuine promise. particularly think of governor desantis. i have spent a lot of time in florida these days. and i have been down here and we have been able to live pretty much as normal down here compared to other states. and he has been gutsy enough to stand up to the press and to the democratic critics who have said that he was being reckless and it turns out that his policies of keeping things as open as possible throughout this past year have not only resulted in better economic results, better educational results and the rest of that, but in terms of code, by and laundry room, the result here have been no worse than some states that had severe lockdowns. so i think his stock would be up among many republicans across the country. similarly for kristi noem who has done a good job of keeping her state largely open through this in spite of fierce criticism in the left. she a stumble

that were more relaxed so you look you did a good job out there i think the census in florida and kristi noem in south dakota did a great job but texas has this image of now bricks and rebels and conservatives that have voted it big for donald trump and it's the symbol that democrats and liberals and communists and socialists in america ate and so they're using texas as the whipping boy as it were but to me and millions of good service like the 75000000 of us that voted for president trump the most in history by the way. for a sitting president for all of us texas is a symbol of freedom and if it ever comes to an if there's ever a division of our country there's a session or what i like to call a divorce you go our way we go our way everyone separates text this would be the leading state that would say look we're not going to follow biden's rules anymore because this is start to be ridiculous and so i think they've always aimed their guns at census because it represents freedom and it scares the big government big brother bureaucrats ok well it's true of course that in texas coleman has hospi

is what people loving this country and ron desantis led like donald trump has, the other one was kristi noem to governors who are highly criticized by the media that led their states to prosperity. lawrence: she was number three in the polls. sean: did other states to prosperity, they have surpluses we see a different way to do it and listen to the liberals we would not see the wild success we would not see lisa boothe in florida with a great backdrop. what i have in wisconsin which is snowing today. lisa: come to miami, come visit. gillian: lawrence i want to ask you a days now and you have a really good sense of not just what's happening on the stage which we can see on tv but what the attendees are doing and talking about are there strict guidelines for covid safety at cpac or are people following that what are the guidelines and number people following them and do people feel comfortable or nervous about covid, what is the vibe. lawrence: from the first -- this is a private building so there cpac guidelines and in the building guidelines before you can even get into the area you have to

and rounding out the top 3 was south dakota governor kristi noem.race without trump, his son don junior placed in the top three. new york governor andrew cuomo sa acknowledged some of his behavior has been flirtatious and unwanted. he said playful teasing may have been insensitive or too personal. he denied propositioning or touching anyone. the statement comes after two separate allegations of sexual harassment from two former aides. the democrat says he will cooperate with an investigation conducted by the state attorney general. >>> moving on to the south bay now, sideshows took over many intersections in san jose last night. some turned into a cat and mouse game between drivers and san jose police. officers arrested three people on charges of illegally carrying firearms and made one reckless driving arrest. five vehicles were impounded and 40 other drivers were cited for watching the sideshows. oakland police are conducting similar sideshow stings this weekend. >>> an oakland community group will meet tomorrow to organize foot patrols in chinato

. >> governor kristi noem in second place followed by don junior, mike pompeo, ted cruz, tucker carlson. >> reporter: leaving many critics feeling like they have to take on carlson's odious arguments even while getting him more attention. oliver concluded with this. >> tucker carlson shows sells in addition to utterly terrible pillows is very sed uktive. it's the idea this country is fundamentally color blind, that anyone who mentions race is trying to start trouble, that historic oppression is no longer relevant and that in fact you, his viewers, are the ones currently being oppressed. >> reporter: brian stelter, cnn, new york. >>> team biden crisscrossing the country to sell the president's covid relief package, but republicans are focusing on something else entirely -- voter suppression. (doorbell rings) thanks! splitsies? ♪ ♪ oooh...you meant the food, didn't you? the harry's razor is not the same ♪ because some of us are not the same ♪ our close shave comes from our 5 german-engineered blades designed to start sharp and stay sharp. and we never upcharge you for high quality. so for

governor desantis isn't the only one giving power to people, kristi noem and mike parsons, they are alsomandates, and their states reportedly have simple covid outcomes to locked down states like and connecticut. is this more proof that government should get the hell out of the way? the man panel is back to talk about it. guy bicepson, mat welch and chris hahn. so, guy, let us begin. have you ever talked to your friends in florida, have you talked to them in the last year, and how are their lives different from people in places like washington, and new jersey. >> well, many of my friends living in florida were living in new york a year ago. that tells you basically everything you need to know. kennedy: good point. >> one of my friends it wasn't going to be a move, it was a vacation, it was a longer vacation, and then she bought a house. there have been predictions from much of the media that ron desantis was going to ruin his state. ron death santis, it always trends on twitter and all this stuff. and then reality plays out, and the doom and gloom doesn't come to fruition. the story that

you're up there with ron desantis, ted cruz, josh hawley, sarah sanders, kristi noem.at and would it influence whether you run for president if he runs for president? >> you know, i don't know. i'm not made any decisions about myself personally. what i can say is, we have to figure out how to get more votes. that sounds simple. donald trump brought a lot of new people to the party. working class people. people, the salt of the earth. some people left the party. he did get more votes in 2020 than 2016 but we still have to get more votes. so we have to get -- we have to take the base that trump built, the party that trump has built and make it even bigger. so whether that is donald trump or somebody new, it has to be -- we have to bring in more african american voters, more hispanic voters, asian voters. we have to try hard and go after many of these different groups and show them we're a welcoming party. i think that there's a huge potential untapped. particularly among asian americans. asian americans in general. be you put them in one group, two out of three vote demo

kristi noem, mike pence. looking forward i think that you find a home in those names and certainly in president trump. >> harris: and it is my distinct pleasure today to welcome kayleigh mcenany to the fox family. we'll be seeing much more of her in the future. coming up just a bit later this hour, more from her including meeting the challenges of being a new mom while serving in the white house. >> before i was leaving to go to d.c. my husband drove me up to start the job i looked at her and started to cry. i didn't know how many dailies i would see her. the pandemic had been here and as i started to cry my tears fell on her and she gave me her first smile. her way of saying mommy, go do this. god wants you to do this. >> harris: and there is this. the bombs keep dropping for new york governor andrew cuomo. now a third woman is accusing him of sexual harassment and a former hillary clinton aide is accusing democrats of a me too double standard between cuomo and president biden. where the cuomo scandal may le

people like kristi noem of south dakota, the governor ron desantis of florida.he governor there are eagerly waiting in the wings as well as you know people who just dreaming about like ted cruz which will never happen. in a million years i can guarantee you that, but they still want to do it. they said they're still interested there cheering trump on because what they want to do is of trump out it's a take that base with them because 95% of people there believe in everything that trump did interestingly only 68% wanted him to run again. and that's a big gap and that's a gap that's and i know that the sand to snow. cruz and others or notice it took notice of and are wondering you know are going to keep keep active keep saying the same things repeating the big lie, because they want to step into the breach should trump falter should he get indicted or anything else can happen between now and that some of the video that we're looking at michael is of a gold statue that was there at sea pack in orlando of former president donald trump he is. >>idolized were shipped

. >> governor kristi noem in second place followed by don junior, mike pompeo, ted cruz, tucker carlson many critics feeling like they have to tak

also, let's take a second to go back and talk about south dakota governor kristi noem, who you just hearde's coronavirus response, despite the fact that south dakota has the country's eighth highest death rate from covid-19 overall, and since july, south dakota's mortality rate has been the highest in the country. noem refused to implement a state-wide mask mandate and bragged about resisting lockdowns. in other public health measures used to curve the spread of the virus, south dakota was infamously the site of the motorcycle rally in sturgis, which turned out to be a massive super spreader event that could have been linked to over a quarter million cases across at least a dozen states that may have seeded an entire outbreak in the upper midwest i didn't think anyone could outdo trump in spreading the virus, but she came close. she might as well packed a stadium full of people with fevers and loaded a t-shirt cannon with used tissues and yet, she got a standing ovation from the wing nut crowd for saying fauci is wrong a lot. and by the way, mock him all you want, i have a feeling anthony

, what do you sayen that this is gonna matter for the midterms in the next presidential run yet kristi noemd a good job they proved in florida you can open up safely and have lower covid results despite florida older population than california meanwhile newsom faces the recall because his policies did not work they hurt children in schools and hurt 70 businesses. elizabeth: video football stars, green bay packers, aaron rogers and going after gavin newsom senior lockdown roles are really slamming my home state aaron rogers is from california yellow football star saying your rules have been wrong you been swimming small businesses, it striking a football star is stepping into this to. >> california was the best place in the country doing business even though it finishes last every year and aaron rogers has been tried to help small businesses while gavin newsom is trying to close them down. elizabeth: we ran out of time will have you back on, good to see you, come back soon. >> take care. elizabeth: retired>> u army lieutenant james carafano, the central american mexico warned there seen anls

you have kristi noem, ron desantis coming to the forefront. go ahead. >> they have done a good job.d results despite florida's very much older population than california. meanwhile newsom face as recall because his policies didn't work, hurt children and schools, and hurt so many businesses. elizabeth: then you've got football star, green bay packers aaron rodgers, going after california governor gavin newsom saying your lockdown rules are really slamming my home state. aaron rodgers is from california. even have a football star saying hey, your rules have been wrong. you've been slamming small businesses. it is striking that a football star stepping into this too. >> yeah, absolutely. gavin newsom and his ridiculous state of the state last night said california was the best place in the country to do business even though it finishes last every year as a place to do business in surveys and aaron rodgers has been trying to help small businesses about while gavin newsom has been trying to close them down. elizabeth: all right. tom del beccaro, ran out of time there, we'll have you bac

also yesterday, south dakota governor kristi noem issued executive orders banning transgender girls fromying on girls sports teams. according to the human rights campaign, an l.g.b.t.q. advocacy group, lawmakers in 28 states are considering 93 bills targeting the rights of transgender americans. and sports bans are in arkansas and mississippi are set to become law this summer. kate sosin is the l.g.b.t.q.+ reporter for the "19th news." >> john: kate, can you give us an idea -- there are a lot of bills, but can you give us an idea sort of the range of things these bills would do? >> yeah. there are currently two main types of bills being considered in legislatures across the country. one, of course, is this transgender sports ban, which mostly seeks to limit transgender participation in sports, particularly transgender young girls playing on girls teams. and then the other is a ban on transgender medical care for youth. so young people, when they reach a certain age, if they have gender disphoria, which means they experience mental duress because they are transgender, might not want to go

south dakota's republican governor kristi noem said monday she's excited to sign a bill barring transgenderwomen and girls from competing in high school and college sports. mississippi republican governor tate reeves has promised to sign similar legislation in mississippi. south dakota's aclu chapter responded -- "the date of this legislion creates is real. the potential home to south dakota is significant and the stakes for transgender students are high. kids are hurting." and massive women-led marches continued around the world monday to commemorate international women's day. in mexo, thousandsf women from across the country gathered in mexico city's zÓcalo protesting skyrocketing femicide's. they are also protesting men obrador for a gubernatorial candidate for the state of guerrero who is accused of rape. protesters were met by police who used tear gas and batons to try to disperse the crowd. this is one of the protesters. >> my name is mercedes. i am proud to be a mexican woman . i come here for all of the women they have taken away from us, for every girl they have killed. i was raped

south dakota governor kristi noem says it's clear govern nor cuomo has a history of trying to cover thingstakes a dig at the media for doing it. >> he tried to cover up his actions throughout the covid pandemic, tried to cover up the damage done of what happened in nursing homes, the deaths that happened there. it appears as though he tried to cover up what has happened with these young women in his life as well. what's amazing to me is how differently the media treated governor cuomo compared to brett kavanaugh. over and over now, we've heard these women tell their stories against governor cuomo and i think that the media not covering it until several of them came forward was shameful. ben: while he resists the calls to resign, governor cuomo did say he would sign a law stripping his emergency pandemic powers. jillian: this is interesting. a covid-19 pill is now in preliminary testing showing it can stop the virus from reproducing. dr. marc siegel says the medication looks promising. >> it may be the holy grail on this because it was just studied in phase two trials and it literally stopp

and in south dakota, republican governor kristi noem issued two executive orders monday, banning transen and girls from playing school sports. as attacks against the trans community intensify, so has their restance, with trans youth leading the fight against violence and discrimination. this is trans seventh-grader kris wilka, who plays football for north middle school in harrisburg, south dakota. his last school refused to let him play on its team because he is trans. wilka said football has saved his life. >> if football did not exist, i do not think it would be here. the person next to you and the person behind you, just let them live their life the way they want to and make them feel accepted. because that is all anyone ever wants. amy: today is international trans day of visibility, which this year was marked with a week of action, urging people to be active in the fight against anti-trans legislation, violence, and discrimination. joining us now are raquel willis, activist and award-winning writer, former executive director of "out" magazine, and chase strangio, deputy director f

and sorry, south dakota governor kristi noem, you're totally unironic attack on dr. state has reported more infections per resident than any other state other than north dakota, was indeed terrible. but this is cpac, and you've got so much competition. better luck next year. take, for example, the ceo of goya foods, who was reportedly censured by the company's board of directors in january for spreading false claims of election fraud and ordered to stop talking to the media. apparently that reprimand wasn't enough because he's still out there pushing the mass delusion that trump won the election. >> my biggest honor today is going to be that i think we're going to be on the same stage as, in my opinion, the real, the legitimate, and the still actual president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> terrible. congressman paul go ar also appeared at cpac where he delivered a speech less than 24 hours after addressing another even more extreme convention one night earlier. he was the key note speaker at the america first political action conference, basically the conv

when people talk about the republican nominee for president in 2024, kristi noem's name comes up. the news for other reasons over the last couple of days. she has vetoed a bill that would ban biological men from competing in women's sports. and that puzzled a lot of her supporters and would be fans. in a moment governor noem joins to us explain why she is doing that. but, first tonight, just two months into joe biden's presidency and already the administration has lost control of our

politician but he's popular in the way he managed the coronavirus crisis, the same reason you got kristi noemty. look at how nikki haley came out and spoke what seemed to be authentic in the aftermath of the insurrection at the capital but she's been completely back stepping and the message is muddled and she seems if anything someone who is not sure of herself and what she stands for. >> michael the point elise just made is almost exactly what we heard from bill cassidy yesterday before trump even took the stage. watch this. >> if we idolize one person we will lose. and that's kind of clear from the last election. over the last four years we've lost the house, the senate and the presidency. political campaigns are about winning. our agenda does not move forward unless we win. we need a candidate who cannot only win himself or herself but we also have to have someone who lifts all votes. >> so if a whole lot of people in the party share this sentiment who's their vote lifter? >> well, that's the fight. that's the fight. and trump wants to be the one to decide who that vote lifter is? look, i

kristi noem who spoke yesterday, 4.4%. nikki haley, 3%. mike pompeo, ted cruz, rand paul, took a carlsson, josh hawley, and the former vice president mike pence rounding out that list. eric and virginia. republican line. caller: i think if donald trump decided to run again he would be a formidable candidate. i heard democrats talk about what a catastrophe it is a january 6, etc., but you need to understand donald trump invictus strong emotions from people -- in fact -- evokes strong emotions from people. so, it really doesn't depend on him. it depends on what joe biden does -- for instance, gas prices have gone up. you have this crisis at the border. he is getting involved in these wars, and who thinks 20 years of war is a good thing? it is a -- it is ridiculous. host: what do you think about the president spending time on election fraud things that he brought up several times? caller: people want to talk about this being a conspiracy, but the simple fact of the matter is there were a lot of irregularities and you cannot have a public camp

people will look at marco rubio, tom cotton, former vice president pence, ted cruz, kristi noem. are others who will put themselves forward and will have their day in the sun and we will see how they do. host: don is in traverse city, michigan, independent line. caller: the republicans have a bad problem with getting rid of democratic processes. democrats have a 121 page platform and there is a platform of committees participating. they are not doing a democratic process. they don't seem to understand it. when you look at the insurrection, that was a rejection of the democratic process. if we don't watch out, we are not going to have that democratic process available to us pretty soon. guest: i would have liked to seen a real party platform and not simply a blank sheet. it is quite clear what republicans believe. they talk about it on the floor of the senate, house, from state houses whether in the legislature or the governor's office. republicans believe in a strong america, strong national defense, they believe in the priority of the family and creating safe living conditions.

governor kristi noem talking about cuomo and trying to cover up across the board.isten. >> he tried to cover up his actions throughout the covid pandemic. he tried to cover up damage done in nursing homes, the deaths that happened there. now it appears he tried to cover up what happened with the young woman in his life as well. we need to get to the bottom of it, we need to get to the facts but this kind of leadership is extremely detrimental to the promise of this country. one thing we see state to state across the country, that leadership has consequences. unfortunately these women in that state of new york are suffering under his leadership. pete: he has got a lot less leadership his emergency powers are stripped. any new information on the story we'll bring it to you. we have another big story we're following this morning. the senate narrowly passes the $1.9 trillion so-called covid relief bill after a marathon session. david spunt joins us with more. reporter: it passed 50-49 along party votes. senator sullivan in alaska had a private party matter. he rushed b

>> you know south dakota is known as the world mecca for pheasant hunting and kristi noem has been doingily but it was a tremendous amount of fun and i encourage everybody to check it out. you will learn quite a bit and more than just on the episodes. >> sandra: you should have a competition to defuse a bomb. joey, it is great to see you as always. >> thank you. >> john: good to see you, sandra, i love this, fox news outdoor show it looks like a lot of fun. >> sandra: i think we should invite ourselves on the show and stand in a river. i will be the next episode. >> john: i want to listen. >> sandra: awesome come i will take you out. the show heads to the river. president biden calling out red state governors the decision to lift masked mandates as "neanderthal thinking." what the critics are saying about those comments by joe biden and how the white house is now defending it. ♪ ♪ to use your va streamline refi benefit you earned with your service one call to newday usa can save you $3,000 a year. that's me. with no income verification and no appraisal va streamline refi from newday usa

like south dakota governor kristi know noem, trying to rewrite the covid history in her state. a state with one of the ten worst mortality rates. >> south dakota is the only state in america that never ordered a single business or church to close. we never instituted a shelter in place order. we never mandated that people wear masks. [ cheers and applause ] we never even defined what an essential business is. >> and she's proud of that? because people in her state died. people who didn't have to. and she's bragging about it. what? how disgraceful is that? and they're cheering it. applauding. who is she? who are you people? covid has killed more than a half million americans. half million americans. that's a terrible truth. and that is the reality in all of this. and even as a third vaccine approved rolls off the line the cdc director warns in the strongest of terms yet this is no time to let our guard down. >> please hear me clearly. at this level of cases with variants spreading, we stand to completely lose the hard-earned ground we have gained. now is not the time to relax. >