it will take a while to get to acceptance. >> sean: now, lee zeldin, you do know that new york has aery interesting twist as it relates to impeachment, because we now have, in terms of numbers, there would be enough members of the assembly that have said that he should be out of office, that would vote to impeach him. if that were to happen, he would have to step down temporarily, while a senate trial was going on in new york state. different from the impeachment, for example, that we watched with president trump. >> yeah, that's right., that is a key difference. lieutenant governor kathy hochul would become the active and governor during that time, soon as there impeachment. the numbers are there already, and it has been happening throughout the day today. it was interesting that it requires a fifth or sixth or seventh accuser to come forward. when i was getting asked about resignation, i was thinking of the nursing home directive and the cover-up, and i thought thousands of dead new york seniors and the cover-up and bullying, that that would be enough to get the governor to resign.

here with reaction, fox news contributor lisa boothe, new york congressman lee zeldin, fox news legallyst gregg jarrett, congressman matt gaetz. good to see you all. let's get to the legal side, gregg jarrett. let's start there tonight. legal liability on all of these issues? >> yeah, cuomo is in serious legal jeopardy, criminal jeopardy. he seems to be preoccupied with holding onto the reins of power when he should be concerned about criminal charges and the possibility of prison. under new york law, it is a crime to grope or fondle the intimate parts of another person without consent against their will. it is called forcible touching. it is a serious crime. it is also the crime of harassment. so, you know, andrew cuomo should be concerned about his legal future, politically, thouo friends, no allies because he has always governed as a bully and a political bug to menace people with threats, intimidation, and retaliation. people capitulated out of fear, but they don't fear him anymore, sean, they view him as powerless, weak, vulnerable, and impotent. people aren't even returning his

cuomo's team keep their day job, this would not be allowed on the private sector to republicans, lee zeldin say the world health organization is china's useful idiots for downplaying the possibility that the covid-19 virus leaked out of the laboratory in china even former bill clinton ripped the w.h.o. and their investigation is very unserious senator kitty same biden's people need to get off the train to trump town and get the w.h.o. to go back in and reinvestigate or the world will be at risk from china. thank you for joining us, i'm elizabeth macdonald and "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: we begin with senator ron johnson the chair of homeland security and multiple other committees, he has joined senators at the border last week we are so glad to see you and have you on the show, welcome th the show president biden and his team are saying there's no problem at the border, move along there is no there there. >> hello, they are in complete denial, this is the worst crisis i've seen of the border since i took over the chairman schiff of the homeland security and the senate, i

elizabeth: lee zeldin and others calling the w.h.o.say that w.h.o. is china's useful idiot. they basically didn't look into whether china covered up a lab leak. they didn't have the purview to do that even? what is going on here? >> surprised we're talking about this still. everybody knows that the w.h.o. is overtaken by the chinese. all the media had to do was actually read the publicly available statements that the trump intelligence community leaders were making. we made it perfectly clear that the w.h.o. was not credible. they made incredibly stupid mistakes from the very beginning of covid. and by the way, i spent eight years at the u.n., i can tell you that the chinese are all over u.n. agencies trying to control them, trying to make sure that they are fully ensconessed in the leadership of difficult organizations just in case something happens in, in the world, like with w.h.o. where they can control the message. i'm really surprised that the biden administration is just now realizing this. elizabeth: well the whole world includ

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standing by is lee zeldin. you talked about your potential run against the new york governor andrew cuomo. he had not spoken yet. he has now. now reaction? >> we were talking about what he may say. we acknowledged the reality he was likely not going to be resigning. there are two big questions left. he was apologizing to his employee. we don't know which one or as john roberts said maybe he mistake. one unknown is whether or not that was good enough for them. i can't speak to that. we don't know if there will be other claims made from other former employees. the issue with the bulling and the sexual harassment and intimidation was with three women that spoke up. you had an assembly man talking about the phone call from governor andrew cuomo threatening to destroy his career. a "new york times" story coming out that came out and it was talking about a long history of this behavior this governor andrew cuomo. the broader picture of the bulling and intimidation. the question is whether or not more people will step

former congressman lee zeldin let me have you look at hillary clinton's statement. she finally spoke out. long friends of the cuomos these stories are difficult to read and raise serious questions that the women who come forward and new yorkers deserve answers to. what do you say? >> it's good to see that there are a lot of people in his own party who have had enough and are speaking up, standing up and calling on governor cuomo to resign after more has come to light on his nursing home cover-up, the bullying, harassment, abuse. it has never been more clear cuomo has to go. >> bill: congressman we haven't heard from kamala harris or elizabeth warren. they were rather outspoken during the brett kavanaugh hearing. what do you make of that, sir? >> i think that you have other people who would like this to just go away or maybe to allow other democratic colleagues to put their neck out there further first. maybe have governor cuomo be able to resign or take responsibility without say vice president harris, president biden having to speak up and take a more active leader

congressman lee zeldin from new york could challenge him. what we'll have to see as it plays out. >> the substance here in the attorney's investigation, she will name an outside law firm to look at this. that's pothe point, gets the fas and move on. this is the new york post today. i never touched anyone inappropriately, as he's touching someone who didn't ask to be touched. that photo is out there, and then you have the front page, "crocodile tears." this governor is also in one of the most immediate climates in america. >> this governor is in the climate of the #metoo movement. new york has had any number of scandals related to elected officials in the past decade and plus. but this is a very changed universe and a very, very difficult media climate, even with the new york newspapers sort of not what they were in the past. they're still plenty aggressive. the new york post is a very formidable adversary for any elected official in new york, and i think andrew cuomo is going to find that in ways he has not before. but i come back to what th

is he the one to fix this mess and will he try and put the fourth term republican lee zeldin welcome to the show. it's getting a little spicy but we like to keep things hot here. how's it playing out for the governor? is he doomed or is he going to triumph? >> i think what is different right now is you're hearing from a lot of democrats speaking up in the past you've had republicans trying to hold governor cuomo hold governor cuomo's feet to the fire and hold them accountable but right now whether it's him with her congressional candidates and democratic candidates and legislators speaking up about the bullying the vindictive approach towards governing and the ramifications as you are pointing out is the result of the governor's policies and then the cover-up and the dishonesty. he said he didn't have enough time to provide the information because he was too busy yet the governor was saying the reason they weren't providing information wasn't that they were too busy but they wanted to block a department of justice investigation and oh by the way the governor were the self-congratulat

lee zeldin says the next step is for the fbi and law enforcement to dig at that site to see exactly what in the fbi concerned about the hoffa file who has not yet watched your story on fox nation, they need to watch it and they need to find all the motivation inside of them to get down to this site and to check this one specific location which is located near where they looked a little over 45 years ago. they didn't actually check this site and the ground penetrating equipment that you went there with showed there's something underground that substantiates what you have been told and it could very well be where jimmy hoffa is found. eric: we hope that eventually authorities do do that. meanwhile, you can watch the latest episode, number four in our series, riddle, the search for james hoffa streaming on fox nation now. arthel: business owners in texas hoping to get back to some kind of normal now capacity stag wednesday. meanwhile, today texas reported 1,805 new coronavirus cases. so the pandemic persists. meanwhile, our next guest is among those looking to bounce back from the one, two

congressman lee zeldin tweeting that because of the seas exploring a 2022 run for governor. cuomo says he never intended to ask inappropriately. he is not held in on camera press briefing in the last 11 days. >> shannon: alex building in new york for us tonight, thank you, alex. we are learning more tonight about the suv involved in today's crash in southern california that left more than a dozen people dead. new pictures showed the suv that driven through a section of border wall with officials telling fox news that the crash happened after a hole was cut into the fence. a second vehicle had entered illegally through the same hole, but was stopped by border agents. 19 arrested in that case. the section of wall had been constructed between 2007-2009. not part of the fencing that was done under the trump administration. breaking tonight, president biden moving up his timeline for getting all american adults access to a covid-19 vaccine. correspondent gillian turner reporting on a busy day at the white house regarding vaccinations. a stunning projections on illegal immigration

congressman lee zeldin should not remain in office. >> allow the person to be able to defend themselves and tell their story too. that's the way our process -- that's who we are as a country. everyone deserves that opportunity. >> reporter: the new york state legislator voted to remove governor andrew cuomo of his pandemic emergency powers and that will go to the governor himself. he will have 10 days to sign off on this bill. eric, arthel. eric: alex, thanks so much. arthel. arthel: president biden's nearly $2 trillion coronavirus relief package bouncing back to the house this week after the senate passed the bill on a party line vote. if all goes as planned, house democrats will send it to the president's desk for his signature in a matter of days. and get those stimulus checks in the mail as soon as possible. >> the plan will get checks out the door starting this month to the american people who so desperately need the help. many of whom are lying in bed at night, staring at the ceiling, wondering will i lose my job if i haven't already, will i lose my insurance, will i lose my home?

lee zeldin is from long island. he might be running for governor.his family member for covid testing in private residences having their tests moved to the front of the line at wadsworth adds to a long list of reasons why cuomo's got to go. just so you know there is a movement in new york, whether it's successful or not remains to be seen but zeldin is in on that. >> dana: we'll move along. miami beach is still on high alert. city extending an emergency curfew as police crack down on spring break chaos. we're there live. >> bill: dangerous crime rising at alarming rates in big cities. the quality of life heading in the opposite direction. geraldo and leo on the growing crisis. who is to blame and what needs to be done now? an inside look in a moment. >> it is an open air drug market. there -- come to philadelphia. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ excuse me ma'am, did you know that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? thank you! hey, hey, no, no, limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. libe

lee zeldin said this is another reason why cuomo has got to go.se you have got one of their top anchors, chris cuomo who now it has been revealed jumped the line because his governor brother was able to get him some testing early. apparently "the washington post" spoke to the strategic communications at cnn said we generally do not get involved in the medical decisions of our employees obviously for hipaa reasons. it's not surprising early days of a once in a century global pandemic when chris was showing symptoms and concerned about possible spread, he turned to anyone he could for advice and assistance as any human being would. well, actually he didn't turn to anybody. he turned to his brother, the governor, who gave everybody in his family the easy pass lane to testing, which was impossible for all the rest of us to get. but, if your last name is cuomo, apparently it's easier to get an appointment and in some cases the people actually came to their houses to give them the test. rachel: wow, kind of an interesting story because you think of chri

hear from tennessee congressman tom green and north dakota senator rob rough earth kramer while lee zeldin the next hour. another massive spending package is on the table, it's aimed at infrastructure, it's talked about to be to the tune of $3 trillion many it will be paid for with higher taxes. what you need to he know, coming up. markets this morning are pulling back, take a look at futures indicating a decline at the start of trading this morning after a day of gains, dow industrials right now down 129, nasdaq down 19, s&p 500 lower by 14 and-a-half. all three major indices finished in the green yesterday due to growth stocks leading the charge, technology did well with the nasdaq up 162, bond yields also pulling back this morning as well. the 10 year yield is pulling back. markets are lower in europe nonetheless, take a look at the european indices, fractional losses, ft 100 down 25, dax lower by 35. in asia overnight red across the board, worst performer hong kong, down 1 and a third percent. "mornings with maria" is live right now. now some of the top stories we're watching this morn