lou: well, all we have to do is wait for two years, jason. s thinking something of a somewhat shorter horizon, as you well know -- [inaudible conversations] thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. thank you very much, jason. go ahead. go ahead. >> i was just going to say i think we could see liz cheney removed from her leadership post as soon as tomorrow. i hope that's the case. you can't have the number three leader in the house for republicans who supports impeaching president trump, who actually went and voted. that's the wrong message. she's basically a talking point of nancy pelosi and eric swalwell. i think that's a complete joke. we need people who are going to stand for president trump, who are going to support actual republican ideals, and so i hope republicans do the right thing tomorrow. lou: well, you know, one would think so. what would you say the over and under is on that? >> i'm terrible, i'll stick with, i'll stick with gambling on the nfl. but let's just say i hope they -- lou: well, the rest of us are gambling with our c

>> well -- lou: are you going to be able to unite conservatives and republicans and stop that as well just ignorance. >> well, we're going to stop it. not only will we stop it on capitol hill, but we'll stop it across america. you mentioned 75 million people, listen, they haven't forgotten their president. and, candidly, they will make sure that their members of congress see the light x. if they don't, they'll make them feel the heat. and i can tell you this, that some of those members of congress that voted for impeachment in the house, they already see the kind of backlash that they're getting back home. it may have made them a hero in washington, d.c., but it made 'em a skunk back home in their districts. and so it's really critical that we go ahead and get in -- listen, the president is a private citizen right now, and we're going through talking about censure and impeachment when we really need to be talking about how do we create jobs, how do we fight big tech, how do we make sure that amnesty not is not the new -- is not the new flavor of the month coming out of this administra

lou: from what planet. [laughter] wellin contrast, a recent notice from china's education ministry suggesting young chinese boys play more sports as a way of making them more masculine. >>> the biden administration's also dealing with another major issue involving our public schools. teachers' unions in many large democrat-run cities say they will not go back into the classroom until they are vaccinated. but the current science -- the very science that president joe biden promised to follow -- shows that isn't necessary for a safe return to the classroom. here is the cdc chief, rochelle who eleven sky. >> i also want to be clear that there is increasing data to suggest that schools can safely reopen and that safe reopening does the not suggest that of teachers need to be vaccinated in order to reopen safely. so while we are implementing the criteria of the advisory committee and of the state and local guidance to get vaccination across these eligible communities, i would also say that safe reopening of schools is not -- th

lou: we're well acquainted with the history of this effort to both resist and overthrow first candidatemp and then president trump. >> but the reason we're here -- lou: -- this is the concluding chapter in that effort. >> you're right. the reason we're here is because of their constant calls to impeach, impeach, impeach from the first day, and this was the one power they had. rush the judgment in the house, simply impeach because they could. and you'll hear -- nancy pelosi has said so from early on. what can we do about the president in we can impeach him every day, if we want. lou: yeah. well, david schoen, thanks for being here. as i say, i think that the leadership of the republican party should be held to account for their callow betrayal of both the constitution and the republican party and certainly this president. disgusting and appalling. thank you so much, we appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: david schoen. up next, florida governor ron desantis calls out reporters and big tech. you don't want to miss what the florida governor had to say. it was eloquent. we take it up with inve

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welcome back i'm still here with the president option frame mary lou well i do want to ask you actually about another irish american situation you're aware the u.s. troops landed at shannon airport and broke the covert restrictions in error are you convinced that surance is accurate this won't happen again or is basically a aircraft carrier of the united states why no one else. is a military neutral and start had very very serious concerns for quite some time in. in turn since the use of shannon and the implications for all of that obviously had a great sysfs relationship with the in ice it states it's almost familial i mean this is a lot of us in america the irish american to me and she is not something that stands out millions of people but that should not so happy i challenge i think there's more it should be said and then best to get a sense around just at sign and grow nice has offered those assurances at but certainly we intend playing and others will be pressing and further to ensure that nobody is breaking the code frenched rules and restrictions that is dangerous and i'm spritz

welcome back i'm still here with the president often framed mary lou mcdonald well i do want to ask you actually about another irish american situation you're aware the u.s. troops landed at shannon airport and broke the covert restrictions in the air are you convinced that michael covered his assurances are accurate this won't happen again or is basically a a craft carrier of the united states why no one else and i and is a military neutral and start has been very very serious concerns for quite some time in transit state use such talent and the implications for all of that obviously have a great ice relationship with the united states it's almost sad. i mean it is a loss all of us in america the irish american t.v. industry is not something that stands out millions of people but that should not happen. i think there's more it should be said and that best in a sense around just at sign of growth has offered those assurances at but certainly we had champagne and others would be crossing i'm sorry there to ensure that nobody is breaking the code frenched rules setting restrictions that i

i'm david asman sitting in for lou dobbs. well at the lincoln project are scrambling for survival after one of their cofounders was caught sending sexually expolice sit messages to young men. john weaver has been accused by 21 men, the youngest of whom was 14. wikipedia has locked the lincoln project's page until april 10 meaning no mention of weaver's harassment charges can be added to that page at least until then. >>> well, failed georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams is being rewarded for helping to get joe biden and two democrat senators elected. she was nominated today for the nobel peace prize by a socialist norwegian politician. the nomination coming as abrams' new georgia project is under investigation by georgia secretary of state raffensperger for allegations it enrolled ineligible and deceased voters. joining me now is jason chaffetz, former congressman and former chairman of the house overnight if committee, best selling author and fox business contributor. by the way, his new book is "they never let a crisis

i'm david asman filling in for the vacationing lou dobbs. well cost of keeping the national guard in washington since january 6 has reached $438 million. that's a frightening shot for some people by the way, you can see them all on the steps of the capitol the cost will rise as several thousand guardsmen maybe staying in d.c. through the end of march. well meanwhile, bank of america is reportedly sharing private information with federal investigators t find those who are at the capitol on january 6, and this is reportedly being done without customer's knowledge or consent. according to fox news' tucker carlson, the bank identified 211 customers who made purchases in washington around that day, including hotel bookings, weapon s purchases, and flights. federal investigators reportedly interviewed at least one of those customers who was later cleared of any wrongdoing, and in response to the report bank of america says, "we don't comment on our communications with law enforcement, all banks have responsibilities under federal law to cooperate with

of months just walk us through what the overall situation is right now in the here lou when it comes to caseload. well it only seems to be hovering around the current status of a round 60 and infection rate of current is just dropped slightly below that and we heard the german chancellor say herself yesterday that she believes we are in new pandemic you can call it the 3rd wave but experts are more and more calling it a new pandemic and this could potentially mean going back to square one also when it comes to potential vaccination and treatment in the future if there are more mutations although it appears the vaccines are working right now so germany expecting worse times to comment at the same time political pressure mounting in those individual states to reopen because people are simply fed up people are worn out and businesses are worn out so when those state premiers meet in the coming week we might well see under the macro for the 1st time do something that she wanted to avoid doing which is opening up while numbers are increasing so just watch out for that next week it appears we're entering a

lou. a large and loyal following watching his next move, and that following includes me as a former fox business contributor yourself, what was your reaction to that? >> well, listen, i'm saddened for lou dobbs. i got on with him and like him as a person, but this litany of misinformation, i'm sure that was the precursor of the cancellation of the show. i like the other anchors there as well. this is not a personal thing. this is about dissemination of falsehoods and good companies that are doing accurate things that was a free and fair election. have to defend themselves in the face of that sort of defamation. >> so is this about accountability? people telling lies? facing consequences? >> i think it's about accountability. i think it's about the corporation protecting itself. they'll go through this trial. there's a lot of facts against what these people did. there will likely be a settlement and a good set of facts for the corporation that one of their news anchors that was disseminating this information was let go, it's unclear if any more people will be let go, but i'm hoping that they can move past it. fox business channel, a lot of friends there and

as well as lou dobbs. i wonder, because i was speak wig oliver earlier. been in the case of another one, not named in this lawsuit, to my knowledge, tucker carlson. another of fox's big names. fox had argued successfully that he couldn't be taken seriously. this was in a slander lawsuit that they were successful rebuffering saying he couldn't be taken seriously. that the general tenor of his show should then inform a viewer carlson is not stating actual facts about the topics he discusses and instead engaging in exaggeration and non-literal commentary. quote using the argument of fox. then the judge went on about her findings which were fox persuasively argues given mr. carlson's reputation a reasonable viewers arrived with skepticism about the statements he makes. even his employer was saying he could not be trusted to tell the truth. is that kind of defense going to pl fly in the case of these other hosts who trafficked these other -- these other hosts who be people who trafficked the information smartmatic is talking about in this lawsuit? >> well, fir

lou dobbs. it is not cancel culture here. it is consequence culture. what are the consequences for riling up people with reckless lies about a democracy that most americans cherish? well, lately there have not been many consequences. but maybe that's changing. maybe. the pro-trump love-in. the lie fest known as lou dobbs tonight was canceled on friday one day after dobbs was singled out in a the.8 billion lawsuit from the voting company. the company alleges that fox and dobbs and rudy giuliani waived lies at the company in a desperate bid of power. there were lies to against another company smeared by the likes of dobbs. yeah, he is off the air, but ja neen peerry was named, too. as you can see. they were both on the air, back on the air this weekend. fox is vowing to fight the lawsuit. and the plan to cut dobbs loose was in the works before the filing in court. why was dobbs dismissed? what does this tell us about fox's direction in the post trump age? what pressure is fox feeling from networks like newsmax? and how significant could all these lawsuits potentially be? >> i have four great guests standing by with answers. let's begin with the media respondent for npr

. >>> well california has two representatives. representative lou, made a compelling argument for why senator should vote to convict former president trump. he said if they don't and he can run again for president in the next four years, he is concerned about what would happen if donald trump ran and lost. he is worried we would see an insurrection similar to what we saw on january 6. >> very interesting. katie or and scott shafer. things for your time and insights. >>> thank you. >>> it has been a year since the coronavirus began its deadly march across california. while the virus has other people of all demographics, among those is hardest hit were group settings. like prisons and nursing homes. we take a look at how covid-19 has impacted people in state prisons. >> reporter: is the coronavirus sweeps across california, it has been tearing through the prisons like wildfire. >> most of my friends caught covid-19 . and i know a few people who passed. there was kind of like no standard as far as mask use or hand sanitizer. >> reporter: can find in cl

who was a bookkeeper at the first national bank there and lou for most of her young life was hoping that she would be able to go in banking as well and they were extremely close until he passed away in 1928. she had a younger sister jean who was born on june 30th, 1882 and her mother florence developed chronic bronchitis, which caused the family to move around looking for an environment with that was more conducive to her mother's health first. they moved to shell rock iowa that didn't work out and they move back to waterloo then they tried of course a canada, texas and when that didn't work out they moved back to waterloo. and then they moved out to clearwater, kansas and when that one didn't work out instead of coming back to waterloo, they going west until they hit whittier, california. her parents moved later to los angeles where lou began her first academic college career at los angeles normal university, which is today ucla and her and her sophomore year her parents moved to monterey. so lou after her sophomore year transferred to san jose normal. college which is today's san jose state university after graduation, lou star

well that's still its. imperial sanctions as a general said pelosi rules in sanctions and cereal has no intel national where 32 lou that. jurisdiction. jam is 2nd with all of this sort of little mess. other than her own it's well and of course that will happen if you ask a question that will united states and. in my opinion if there is. the i'll sell me something which sells the indispensable insert but i think it is ill suited for the humans in the responsibility is there a lazy ass. new york lawmakers who demanding an investigation after a leaked message suggested the governor's top aide has admitted withholding the correct figures on care home covert deaths basically we froze because then we were in the position where we were unsure if what we were going to give to the department of justice was going to be used against us while we weren't sure if there was going to be an investigation the scandal escalated 2 weeks ago then when the new york attorney general's report accused the cuomo administration of undercounting covert deaths in nursing homes by some 50 percent the state health department then revealed nearl

: r interesting as well not just the interesting as well notjust the company but presenters as well, so louks on a commercial, then you need a big name starring in it. and this year, funnily enough, there are quite a few big name celebrities who had a bit of time on their hands, which means super bowl lv has even more star power than usual. take a look. did you steal my cheetos again? alexa, turn on the sprinklers. honey, i already ran the sprinklers. things are getting way too wet around here. hey, that's my face! you can't just wear my face! my mom told me to say i'm sorry. give me back my face! matthew mcconaughey! did you drive here or did you travel by fax? # i want to break free... there's got to be a way to get back. i promise i will not eat any more of your friends. i really? screaming. it might happen one more time. i would watch him... the as are alwa s i would watch him... the as are always better — i would watch him... the as are always better than _ i would watch him... the as are always better than the - i would watch him... the as are always better than the game! i | i would

well. i don't mean to be insulting lou gehrig. don't misunderstand. the world if you are being honest can you feel like you are the luckiest man on the face of the earth? well, when i got my diagnosis, and when i began to receive all of the outpouring of love and affection from everywhere in my life, from so many of you,' in so many ways and from my family, who they have supported me my entire career, even during times it would have been understandable and easy for them to say, rush who? we don't know this guy. that never happened. i mean, i have been totally supported by virtually everybody in my family. i have been propped up. i have been defended. i have been made to look better than i am. my lovely wife catherine has done so much in that regard. she has done so much with rush limbaugh.com and with the charitable efforts that we have engaged in and all of it has been to my benefit. all of it has been for the -- and yours. the benefit of people who are the recipients of our efforts. so many people have put me first in all of this. i understand now t

in the city of minneapolis who are getting hit by the same person to lou and 3 times in a week and now for the city council to say well we're going to spend money to hire new police officers so you know you almost you know must have to laugh at it it's ridiculous what's going to happen is you are going to see a shortage of police officers in larger urban centers like minneapolis new york chicago los angeles most if not all of these cities are run by the democrats and the democrats tend to not support their police officers you can't support your criminals and consider them victims and not support your police and not expect crime to rise in all of those cities i mentioned most of them have skyrocketing homicide rates skyrocketing violent crime rates you vilify your police officers you better make friends with criminals because that's all you're going to have left. still to come a new report costs down song the effectiveness of u.s. aviation in the fight against isis in the middle east story and small after this short break. seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any old belief to shape out just because educated an

they were simply following his instructions ted lou made the point he's one of the impeachment managers congressman from california a former prosecutor as well and delivered it very matter of fact lee saying look i don't worry about donald trump running in 4 years i run about him losing in 4 years and invoking the same sort of violence that we saw there one of the impeachment managers made a very clear case that had the trump team not helped organize the rally on january the 6th would we have seen the violence and if trump had conceded would join you the 6th ever of happened so building a case that simply because he refused to accept that he'd lost the election refused to accept the mike pence ignore the constitutional power to overturn the electoral college votes the fact that he had lost many many court cases as well simply meant that when he asked people to go in protest he was doing so because it was the last through of the days there were no other constitutional measures open to him the best he could hope for was some sort of violent uprising where they would seize control of the country rex jimmy raskin also pointed out that the donald

well that's so it's. imperial sanctions. to see these sanctions. has no internal national 32 lou that really. you know is. generous with all of this sort of little mess. i'm going to come here on it's. and of course that will happen if the u.s. coalition with the united states and. it is. certainly. the response i'm going to serve but i think it is ill suited to. the responsibility is larry sauce. lawmakers are demanding an investigation after a leaked message jested a top aide of the new gold governor of method withholding the correct figures on covert deaths in care homes basically we froze because then we were in the position where we were unsure if what we were going to give to the department of justice was going to be used against us while we weren't sure if there was going to be an investigation the scandal escalated 2 weeks ago when the new york attorney general's reports accuse the komo administration of undercounting covert deaths in the thing and by some 50 percent the state health department there revealed nearly 4000 previously unreported evictions who'd later died in hospital or another facil

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bears. [ laughter ] some tv news well, guys, after being named in a multi-billion dollar lawsuit for spreading false claims of election fraud, fox business has canceled "louight." you know, there's a clip we like to show sometimes where lou dobbs mispronounces the name of a mexican town here, take a look. >> the caravan of mostly central american immigrants is now in the mexican city of - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right well, out of respect, we will no longer show that clip on "the tonight show. we're retiring it. but just in case you forgot which clip i'm talking about, here it is one more time >> the mexican city of - [ mispronounces huixtla [ laughter ] >> jimmy: to clarify, we will not show this clip on our show anymore. [ mispronounces huixtla [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right, we will never show that clip again that clip being -- >> the mexican city of - [ mispronounces huixtla [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: farewell, lou dobbs. we hardly knew ye. and finally, i heard about a a massachusetts man who got some interesting news at the hospital listen to this >> a massachusetts man who suddenly woke up struggling to breathe was stunned when doc

well." i don't mean to be insulting lou gehrig, don't misunderstand. i just think, how in the world can you be how in the world if you're being honest can you figure the luckiest man in the world? i got my diagnosis. when i began to receive all of the outpouring of love and affection from everywhere in my life -- from so many of you in so many ways, and from my family, they have supported me my entire career, even during times it would've been understandable and easy for them to say "rush who? we don't know this guy." that never happened. i've been totally supported by virtually everybody in my family. i've been propped up, defendant, made to look better than i am. my lovely wife has done so much in that regard. she has done so much with rushlimbaugh.com and the charitable efforts we have engaged in. all of it has been to my benefit. all of it has been for -- and yours, the benefit of people who are the recipients of our efforts. so many people have put me first in all of this, and i understand now what lou gehrig meant. i certainly feel like that. i f

well that's true it's. the same chance as a general said to see these sanctions. has not intel national where 32 lou that. you know is. around and janet said we have this sort of little memes. there are other countries around its world and of course that will happen if the u.s. coalition with the united states and. tries the right. in terms. of the certainly. the in the response i'm going to serve but i think it is ill suited for. the response agreement is larry sauce. lawmakers are demanding an investigation after a lead to messages suggested a top aide to the new york governor admitted withholding the correct figures on a covert deaths in care homes. basically were froze because then we were in the position where we were unsure if what we were going to give to the department of justice was going to be used against us while we weren't sure if there was going to be an investigation well the scandal escalated 2 weeks ago when the new york attorney general's report accused the cuomo administration of undercounting cover deaths in nursing homes by some 50 percent the state health department then revealed nea

well enough being on the air. here is one of his favorite radio broadcasts. >> lou gehrig announced that he had his disease that was forcin him to retire from major-league baseball. to the sold-out yankee stadium, today i feel like the luckiest man on the face of the earth. i didn't understand that. here is a guy that had been jus diagnosed with the most termina of terminal diseases. i said you can't really think this is the luckiest guy in the world, this is just something h saying because it will play well . i don't mean to be insulting lo gehrig, don't misunderstand, bu if your being honest how can yo feel like you're the luckiest man on the face of the earth. when i got my diagnosis and whe i began to receive all of the outpouring of love and affectio from everywhere in my life, fro so many of you, and so many way from our family who they have supported me my entire career, even even at times it would've been understandable and easy fo them to say rush who? we don't know this guy. but that never happened. i have been totally supported b virtually everybody in my family . i've been propped up, i've been defended

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well as a battle for the white house. >> that lunacy of course is not true from lou dobbs.night dobbs lost his show after one of the electronic voting companies that was lied about filed a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit against fox, some of its hosts and two trump allies. some companies and donors have paused political contributions to the campaigns of the almost 150 house and senate republicans who voted to undermine the election one month ago today. we shall see how long these things last. these things tend to have a short shelf life. there has been, frankly, no real accountability, none, for house republican leader kevin mccarthy and house republican whip steve scalise who spread the lie and voted to undo the election. or for ted cruz or josh hawley in the senate and there is already frankly right now a concentrated effort by the same maga smear machine to whitewash it all. this week congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez went on instagram live and spoke about her experience during the insurrection. like many members of congress and staffers and journalists and others o

it is incredibly descriptive, it is incredibly disturbing as well when you read the alleged facts by lou ownly worked in l.a. county for the 2020 election, and yet so many times we heard on fox that they had machines in the swing states, right? arizona and georgia and pennsylvania. absolutely none of that is true. so the facts are just so clear here, this is a very, very strong complaint, tiffany. >> arik, let me turn to you, i often wondered how fox news is going to reinvent themselves in a post-trump america. they're essentially being cannibalized. crazies are eating the crazies. you have outlets like oan and newsmax and they've seen a ratings dip. they did issue a statement on do you lou dobbs being canceled. lou dobbs is and was great. nobody loves america more than lou. he has a huge following for his next move and that includes me. you can't deny the timing here, it came right after the lawsuit. so what do you see is the future of fox news? >> fox is facing a perfect storm now. i have written about and monitored fox news for 10, 15 years and i have never seen them in the position t