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arthel: let's bring in former arkansas governor mike huckabee, fox news contributor. good to have you this morning. i want to ask you, how should have governor cuomo handled this? mike: well, he needs to accept responsibility. all he's accepted is an emmy for press conferences and proceeds from a book that he bragged about what a great leader he is. the truth is he made a terrible mistake that took the lives of people and he hasn't owned up to it. people make mistakes. even dumb ones and bad ones. that's one thing, but then to cover it up, that may be his undoing and that appears to what happened significant level of cover-up when they even knew that what they were doing was deadly to these nursing home patients. it's just a tragedy, and i think when people say, well, it's just the political blowback, no, it isn't. he's got democrats in his own state who normally would be his allies that are demanding an investigation and there should be one. there has to be one. arthel: and i want to now ask you about another story we are leading this morning that of former white hous

>> as mike huckabee said 74 million voted for president trump because of the agenda that he pursued.erscores the importance florida will play in 2024 for the republican nomination. arguably there are four republicans looking at it now, governor desantis, senator scott, senator rubio and former president trump all looking at making a bid in 2024. it is hard to see 70 getting the nomination and not going through florida and is underscored by the fact that president trump is going to cpac. mike: david and jessica thank you so much. the centers for disease control says schools can safely reopen but some states are refusing until they receive more funding. california parents are doing to get the children back in the classroom next. ♪ oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. when yo

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maria: back to you governor mike huckabee joining us zeroing in on immigration. former acting u.s.morgan will join me to talk about the rise of people crossing the border. as a new administration policies take effect then entering black history the new nominees for the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is making a buzz this morning we'll tell you all about it. "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planes and vehicles engines] ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] maria: welcome back rising border arrests immigration authorities say that they have already detained 78,000 people. trying to cross the southern border in january alone. that is up 6% from december. the largest number for january more than a decade. the biden administration announce the open of two temporary care facilities in texas. to house unaccompany migrant children under the age of 13 enjo me right now is former actings custom border protection commissioner and heritage mark

6000 of those troops remain here with razor wire fencing around the capital which former governor mike huckabeepolitically driven. >> they are there as a show, still trying to somehow show that what happened on january 6th was the worst thing that has happened and in part so that they don't have to answer for all the things that happened in detroit, portland and seattle and many -- minneapolis and new york city and washington dc. >> how long will the troops stay? that is unclear. a letter obtained by our fox affiliate in dc suggest the guard looks at what they can, quote, sustain through the fall but no decisions have been made. todd: we will talk to commerce and michael walsh at the end of the show, he is a military guy, thanks. shannon: extreme weather, winter blast moving east kills 19 people across the us. overnight a tornado tears through north carolina, rescue teams are searching for missing people. earlier at least one person was injured and a second tornado in georgia, icy roads caused hundreds of crashes including this one in texas where cars slammed into a police cruiser. residents le

shannon: mike huckabee says governor cuomo wants to brush this aside and new yorkers shouldn't let him. >> he is saying there is nothing to see here, let's move on but there is something to see here and even democrats in his own state are some of the loudest critics who are saying that he has not been honest and forthcoming and there are a lot of people in new york whose loved ones have died as a result of the nursing home policy that was disastrous. he always wants to blame somebody else. he is a very stubborn prideful guy. he lives on the strength of his own voice. he loves to hear himself talk. he will go through these long almost insufferable news events every day. >> governor cuomo is facing impeachment calls over the scandal. in washington house speaker nancy pelosi says congress will establish a 9/11 style commission to investigate the capitol hill riot. >> capital police deliver a no-confidence vote. >> after the capital police union's executive board reviewed the details of events on him leading up to january 6th rank-and-file officers delivered an overwhelming vote of no-conf

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reaction is former arkansas governor and fox news contributor and all-around good guy governor mike huckabee, fox news contributor charlie -- thank you for joining us. governor, i want to start with you, governor, because you've been there. you've been in that seat. you've dealt with tough situations but the ego is big in this one with andrew cuomo. what's your take on the situation? >> you know you're in trouble when you're andrew cuomo, a democratic governor of new york and you've got aoc and alec baldwin and members of your own party who smell the water -- smell the blood in the water and they are coming after him. i think cuomo is in big, big trouble because of what he's done and his cover-up which is always equal or worse than the crime. he's bullying has finally caught up with him and people are no longer pretending that they are afraid of him, and they are speaking out. i think his time is limited. he may finish his term but this is the last thing he'll ever do politically. >> congressman, you used to be in the state assembly before you were in the united states congress. you know a l

former arkansas governor mike huckabee joins me now. your thoughts on him and i want to get to that in a moment. i want to talk about what we just saw there the outpouring and then what i said about the media. >> it is shocking to me that some people, even in a person's death, are unable to find any kind of human kindness. it is just beyond me to understand that. celebrating a person's death i don't care who that person is unless it's osama bin laden it just to me is unthinkable. these people are proud of what they're saying and ought to be ashamed of themselves. if they grew up where i did they had a mother who would have taken them into the bathroom. washed out their mouth with soap and put them over their knee and make them stand up for dinner. rush limbaugh didn't hate anybody. he made people mad because he did and quite frankly the reason they were angry at him is because he exposed in them truth that they did not want to see in themselves. he made them look in a mirror. that's what he did. he was like a great big mirror that put i

let's bring in marc thiessen and former arkansas governor mike huckabee.h are fox news contributors. thanks for being here. >> good to be with you. >> martha: i'm struck but a couple things when i look at the moves from president biden. one is that he won. the country seems to be open to a lot of these ideas. a poll that showed people generally support, 13 out of 14 executive orders that he did on the first day, marc. let's start with you. is this becoming a country that is shifting center left or is that a misread on president biden's part? >> i think all of us want to give president biden a chance. most of us want to say, you know, he promised to unit the country. what people remember, he campaigned i'm the only guy to bring republicans and democrats together. i spent 40 years in the senate. i know how to to this. nobody else can do it. we're waiting for him to do that. what we -- what he needs to realize and democrats need to realize, unity is about more than not insulting each other. it's great. i hope we can cross that bar. if we can't, got help us. i

. >> on the same day you are accused of sexual misconduct, and again, mike huckabee made a great pointy in high school 40 years ago, but this is a senior and to him that has detailed allegations, and you're making jokes about anatomy? what's going on there? it is a very simple game to play. let's say this was governor ron desantis of florida who was accused of sexual harassment or that nursing home situation. let's say it was ted cruz. let's say it was matt gaetz. the soap box, the pious outbox, we ran out of pious boxes and not only reporting is, but then the lectures we would hear from media about we have to believe women, speak truth to power when men conduct themselves in this fashion allegedly. the governor deserves a due process the situation, but here we are again. abc, nbc, cnn, all pretending after, in 2020, making andrew cuomo into the greatest american hero, that person suddenly doesn't exist anymore. particularly on that 9:00 p.m. program where the anchor has now been told that he is not even allowed to discuss anything as it pertains to his brother after turning that our l

mike huckabee in 2008. rick santorum in 2012. ted cruz and 2016 all became the favorite of the religious evangelical candidate. these candidates always lose when they get to less evangelical dominated places such as the midwest and especially the northeast or the pacific coast. why is that? it is because evangelicals are only 40% of the trump coalition and exit polls also showed they are a minority among primary voters. nonevangelicals have a strongly different view on the very different issues and rhetoric that attracts evangelicals to support their candidate. how many times have you heard candidates courting evangelicals say how much of a faithful practicing christian they are? 40% of trump voters say it is very important to them. virtually none of the 60% majority is say they are nonevangelicals. pro-life is extremely important to evangelicals, not so important to nonevangelicals. how many times have you heard candidates like ted cruz saying you have to start your day on your knees in prayer in the office? i think you look at

. >> harris: former arkansas governor mike huckabee going after speaker nancy pelosi as house republicans demanding answers as you heard on security decisions leading up to and on the day of the u.s. capitol riot last month. four ranking republicans sent a letter to pelosi asking why a request for national guard support ahead of the attack was denied. saying important security questions remain unanswered even now. a pelosi spokesperson is firing back. a queet. clearly these members are trying to deflect responsibility for capitol attack from donald trump. the speaker has and will continue to take action to insure accountability and enhance the security of the capitol. meanwhile officials are discussing keeping the national guard in d.c. until the end of the fall. around the capitol. despite some lawmakers saying there is no credible threat. the cost for the deployment for taxpayers now has gone over half billion dollars. and they can't agree on stimulus relief. oh my gosh. former wisconsin congressman and fox news contributor sean duffy is here. i have no words. take over. >> listen, this

mike huckabee had some thoughts on that.n. >> i think the first thing that the president should say when he gets to the podium at cpac is, y'all miss me yet? we miss pro-life policy, we miss pro-america policies, we miss the pushback against china, we miss the kind of job opportunities for minorities, women that we had under president trump. this was never about his personality. it was about the things that he did as president. and, boy, do we miss them now. jon: so we're all interested to hear what the former president has to say. what would you like to hear from him? >> frankly, what i want to hear from president trump is a refinaller to the american people of -- reminder to the american people of how successful his policies were for our country. frankly, about how the reason that a million plus people in the united states are being vaccinated today is because of his leadership under operation warp speed. it has nothing to do with the current administration. and, frankly, a reminder that our allies across the world and, qu

herewith reaction, fox news contributor, mike huckabee is with us. governor, let me start with you.out the allegations. we do know about the cover up. we do know about the executive order. we know about the shutdowns. when you take it all in and you now see the difference and we compare and contrast the actions of new york or south dakota, it's dramatic. >> very dramatic, sean, and i think his biggest problem is he is going to be known as andrew corleone. maybe his biggest problem is that he bullies people. what he did to democratic legislator is just startling. that in itself is pretty shocking. now, let's come as you say be fair to him. he is innocent until proven guilty. he ought to get something that brett kavanaugh never got and that is due process, but these are serious allegations from a serious accuser, not somebody who said gee, i just remembered something from 40 years ago. and let's not forget that kamala harris and a whole bunch of democrats say you have to believe the woman. so, i want him to step up to a microphone and say, "we believe the woman" and make some how andr

here with us now the former governor of arkansas fox news contributor mike huckabee.overnor, as blake says democrats will go it alone. good to see you by the way. on stimulus which we anticipated. there are some in the democratic party though encouraging president biden to be bipartisan on this. rahm emanuel was talking about pair the minimum wage hike with republican ideas on small business. he doesn't have to. owe can push a lot through on his own. what do you make of bipartisanship, that still a thing in washington? >> i'm not seeing any signs of it. look what's been happening the last month. impeachment part two. we've had keystone xl pipeline destroyed. you had relationships with our middle east partners upended. you had the mexico city policy where tax people and taxpayers are funding abortions overseas. i don't see anything that president biden has done that says i really want to reach out to you guys. i really want to meet you halfway. i don't see him moving a step. i don't get it. there is no bipartisanship going on and he's the leader. he will have to take s

stuart: governor mike huckabee will be speaking at cpac, i believe along sunday night along with hisvery much, producer. what are you expecting from the president sunday night? >> you know, i think what you just admonished him to do is great advice. if i was writing his speech, the first thing i would have him say when he walks out on the stage, miss me yet? the place will go crazy because yes we miss his policies. we miss them a lot. what we're seeing is an incredible contrast. i think your advice for the president to show the contrast between his policies and joe biden's exactly the direction to go, remind not just republicans why they supported him in record numbers, despite what liz cheney might think. but they also supported him because the policies and principles he put forth transcended just conservative republican policies. stu, they were just good for america. they were good for everybody, no matter who you were and boy, oh, boy, are we missing that. better energy prices. better employment. better innovation. manufacturing coming back. a realigned middle east. deregulation w

mike huckabee in 2008. rick santorum in 2012. ted cruz and 2016 all became the favorite of the religious evangelical candidate. these candidates always lose when they get to less evangelical dominated places such as the midwest and especially the northeast or the pacific coast. why is that? it is because evangelicals are only 40% of the trump coalition and exit polls also showed they are a minority among primary voters. nonevangelicals have a strongly different view on the very different issues and rhetoric that attracts evangelicals to support their candidate. how many times have you heard candidates courting evangelicals say how much of a faithful practicing christian they are? 40% of trump voters say it is very important to them. virtually none of the 60% majority is say they are nonevangelicals. pro-life is extremely important to evangelicals, not so important to nonevangelicals. how many times have you heard candidates like ted cruz saying you have to start your day on your knees in prayer in the office? i think you look at

we had governor mike huckabee on the program earlier., and it was just stunning. on this sunday i think what a great reminder that maybe the reason they did that is not because they were trumpers, but because they were decent people. why is it so hard for some of these people to understand that there are people who don't think like them, that they love their country, they love their family and they love god, and because of that they do nice things for other people. i'm just stunned by this. pete: because of that, they believe in basic charity. they have the ability to plow their driveway, and then they look across the street when there's a, you know, once every ten-year snowfall and think, hey, maybe i'll help my neighbor out. i don't know how they voted, or maybe i do, but you know what? they probably don't have the means to get out of their driveway, so i'm going to help them out. this is sad but i also love it because it's honest. you don't write something unless you really mean it x this person is clearly so conflicted and hate-fille

mike huckabee, representative nicole malliotakis former producer for rush limbaugh all on "fox & friends9 on the east coast. governor cuomo facing bipartisan backlash for his handling of the nursing home crisis. even mayor de blasio sounding off against fellow democrat. we will roll the tape for you, next. psst! psst! allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! you're good. ♪ >> i believe ron kim. and he did not deserve to be treated that way and i admire him for coming forward. when a number of your colleagues in the media will tell you about calls where they were berated and belittled. it's something that a lot of people in new york state have known about for a long time. i can only say it's a very unfortunate and inappropriate way to treat people. steve: all right. we have been telling you about the bipartisan backlash against new york governor andrew cuomo after he claims he threatened assemblyman ron kim. ron kim says that kim's democratic colleagues are showing support as all those people and m

gaetz, mike lee, ted cruz, josh hawley, tom cotton, kevin mccarthy, ron desantis, mike pompeo, ben carson and sarah huckabee sanders. but the star will be the former reality star. and everybody there knows it. >> donald j. trump ain't going in addition. [ cheers ] >> this is amazing given that trump's long sought tax returns are now in the hands of prosecutors under the direction of new york district attorney cyrus vance jr. his office obtained millions of pages of financial documents that contain tax returns spanning 2011 to 2019, this after the u.s. supreme cour denied trump's effort to keep them private. for two years vance has been investigating whether trump and the trump organization engaged in frauds and other schemes including potentially providing false information to financial institutions or banks about the value of certain assets. the records could be critical to the investigation because they are likely to contain documents that reflect the decision making behind the valuation and tax writeoffs which could be important to determine whether there was intent to commit a crime. investigators will

mike pompeo. as well as, former press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders, who is now running for governor in arkansasy to see kimberly guilfoyle there. at least diversity, a woman, on stage there at cpac. ali, thank you. >> let's bring in now, former congressman and 2020 and gop presidential candidate, joe walsh. joe, good morning to you. thanks for being with us. these are members of your party. you have been tweeting about this event. in fact, you wrote that everyone at cpac 2021 is being told they're victims. they are being silenced. they're being cancelled. what horrible message. what does it say to you people like senator hawley aren't taking responsibility for their actions related to the big lie, related to the insurrection? instead, they say they're victims of cancel culture. >> it's good to be with you. thanks, guys. look. it tells me that trump won. he -- his -- his great, big lie, of the stolen election. that he began months before the election. all he wanted was for republicans to believe that lie, and they do. they all do. republican voters believe the lie. # this is -- this is trump's p