dana, good morning. >> dana: good morning. i'm dana perino. so much to talk about with mitch mcconnell. a big power grab attempt by the democrats. >> bill: a lot of questions for senator mcconnell and about the killer in boulder, colorado. what set him off? why did he buy the gun six days in advance? why pick the grocery store? what does the f.b.i. know about him now and earlier? some reports they were suggesting with somebody he had a relationship with or had contact with. all this now. >> dana: the family had concern. >> bill: friends did as well. all this in the mix. >> dana: in boulder, colorado mourners gathered at a vigil last night to remember 10 people gunned down on monday. chilling new details about the suspect and the moments leading up to his arrest. >> bill: what are you hear is police scanner audio obtained by fox news as cops search for him during the shooting inside that store. >> he has a rifle. unknown location inside. as soon as we get our swat element with rifle shields i need to push into the officer 30 yards inside the st

>> you know what, dana? i think president biden has to walk this balance of insuring the unions feel his support. the union vote is so important for the democrats. while at the same time walking the balance of not to lose the support of corporations because this is going to cost them a lot more money and it will trickle through throughout business. i think it's really interesting that president biden is getting involved and richard trum ka is responding saying the president is right and here is the one statistic that strikes me most about this whole story. the bureau of labor statistics reported that union membership in the private sector was around 6.2% in 2019. that is way down from 1983 when union membership was at 20%. so union membership has gone down big time in the last 10 or 12 years. as a result, unions want the support and they are pretty much saying give us your support in order to get our vote. that vote is real important for the democrats. we know what happened under president trump and that was

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. border agents encountered a migrant at the border, 78,000 times in january. more than double the rate from last year and the most in any january in 10 years. senator tom cotton blaming president biden's open border policies. >> we have a crisis at the border. the biden border crisis. increased numbers at our southern border. they sent a team down this week to ask about whether or not there were enough teachers there or what the accommodations were for kids? how about the team ask what are we doing to stop it and turn these migrants back and tell them this isn't the way to come to america? >> dana: i really think we need to focus on the humanitarian condition. is it more humane to say do not come. let us get our systems in place but do not come right now. you will be turned away. don't take the journey. don't undertake it. try to deal with your situation better at home rather than forcing them out on the trail. >> bill: a lot of policies in the trump years have been turned around in 60

thursday. >> dana: a great day. dana perino. "america's newsroom." got you pre-organized if you have t-shirts, you know what i mean? that's not desperation like somebody is making the t-shirts, organizing the t-shirts. >> bill: today we have all the neanderthals lined up. a big hour. casey stiegel is on the border. cal rove with analysis. chad wolf all lined up. let's begin at the white house with peter doocy there. good morning. >> good morning. president biden wants people wearing masks for the first 100 days of his term in all 50 states. but as mask mandates fade and businesses fully reopen in texas and mississippi, he has got some thoughts about the republican leaders there. he said in the oval office yesterday this. he said i think it's a big mistake. the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking everything is fine, take off your mask, forget it. it still matters. republican leaders having neanderthal thinking caught wind of the president's comments. the two governors in texas and mississippi. >> obviously is not the type of thing a president s

dana. >> dana: one of the most complicated jumpsuit trying to figure it out. president biden had his first formal press conference yesterday taking questions from 10 reporters, none from fox. one of the biggest takeaways photographers caught the president relying on pre-written notes with talking points. kristin fisher has more from the white house on all of this. i was dying to find out what you thought about all this. catch us up. >> one of the other big takeaways, zero questions about the coronavirus or reopening schools but a ton of questions on immigration. despite his own department of homeland security saying the u.s. is on pace for the worst surge at the border in 20 years, president biden said yesterday that this happens every year. it is cyclical and says it has nothing to do with his immigration policies and everything to do with his predecessor's immigration policies. if there was any chance he would even consider reversing his policy of allowing all unaccompanied minors into the united states listen to what president biden said. >> president biden

. >> dana: very upsetting. the white house is letting reporters inside this facility here in donna, texas where migrants are packed in holding areas. the video showing kids banging on glass walls and sleeping on matts shoulder to shoulder on the floor. it is over capacity and don't expect the surge to slow up any time soon. >> capacity for this location for covid purposes is 250. previous to that it was 2,000. we hold 4100 subjects in this facility. we're 700% over capacity. >> as we look at the threat and some of the traffic patterns we see and i fully expect based upon what we've already apprehended and looking at what is remaining in the fiscal year we'll have approximately a million encounters this year. >> bill: think about that a million encounters this year. we begin casey stiegel is live in eagle pass, texas, we'll begin with you there, casey, hello. >> bill, hello and dana good morning to you as well. the youngest child by the way spotted at that facility on that tour yesterday, four months old. it was

>> i still love being press secretary, dana. >> dana: great to see you. >> thank you. >> dana: two states with nearly identical number of covid cases. did california really have to shut down to get the same results florida did staying open? dr. siegel weighs in coming up. california governor gavin newsom blaming anti-vacers as he stares down a recall election. former san diego mayor kevin faulconer is coming up next. >> we're looking forward to a spirited campaign. yesterday they fired the first shot across the head. we're ready for it. bring it on, gavin. retirement is an opportunity to fill each tomorrow with moments that matter. and a steady stream of protected income can help you secure the life you've planned. for more than 150 years, generations have trusted the strength and stability of pacific life with their tomorrows. because life isn't about what tomorrow brings. it's what you do with it. ask a financial professional about pacific life why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because staying healthy isn't always easy. it's what you do with it. but quality sleep is sci

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." the feds are releasing new numbers on how many unaccompanied migrant children are in u.s. custody. double the number from earlier this month. >> bill: the numbers are stunning. the total more than 17,000 children with nearly 6,000 in customs and border protection facilities where we're seeing a lot of the overcrowded holding areas with kids shoulder to shoulder sleeping on mats on the floor. 10% have tested positive for covid and it's a problem. >> dana: there are the pull factors. why are people continuing to come? why is there another caravan forming in guatemala? they must think they have a shot of getting in. >> bill: team fox coverage. we mentioned a lot to get to. great guests. marc shortcoming up used to work in mike pence. peter doocy from the north lawn. let's start at the border. casey stiegel is live in eagle pass, texas, there again today. casey, good morning. >> bill and dana, good morning to you. just as you were tossing out to me the live drone pictures that's a live ap

>> dana: not surprised. greg, surely you think animals are great. >> greg: i can't believe you missed this. this is an animal reenactment of mitt romney during the impeachment process. he's trying to get away from trump and hides among the democrats in the lifeboat. >> dana: i didn't see that one either. donna, are you happy for the penguin? >> donna: absolutely. that penguin, i don't know if it's male or female. i suspect is a woman. who else would jump like that? >> dana: put them back in there? leave it to its fate? the royal families finally responding to prince harry and meghan markle's big interview. they said the whole family said to learned the full extent of how challenging the last two years have been for harry and meghan. the issues raised, particular data rates are concerning. some recollections may vary they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately. harry, megan, and rt will always be much loved family members. i should've done that in a british accent. i've got a p

speed. >> dana: oh, wow! >> bill: that is how much is on the line tonight. >> dana: a fox news alert on a show down in the senate, the fight over the filibuster turning into an all-out brawl. progressive democrats to advance their agenda by abolishing minority right to warn them that the future of the upper chamber is at stake. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom" come on dana perino. >> bill: bill hemmer after feeling better throughout the week. >> dana: i can tell. >> bill: the madness of the tournament is extraordinary. >> dana: are you going to bet? >> bill: i would bet a dollar. you? >> dana: i love to see with the mascots are and who will win. >> bill: sometimes it works actually. president biden throwing behind the democrats to weaken the filibuster. his previous posture as a guardian of the rules of the senate. remember six terms of the senate, sworn in win 29 years old come is it going town clerk? >> dana: it's a joe manchin senator from west virginia, he has so far sticking to his gun

that's what's coming, dana. >> dana: the corporate tax rate going up as well same result. maria bartiromo, thank you so much. we appreciate it. you want to stick around for this. georgia attorney general chris carr will join us next hour and get brand-new reaction from him on the covid relief package and how he is working to make sure it doesn't interfere with their state's tax policy. >> bill: details on a lot of this stuff. there is a provision if you take the money for your state, city, county you cannot lower taxes. that's the debate they're having now. an appeal to see whether or not that's the case and whether they can lower taxes if they take it -- some of these communities are getting hundreds of millions of dollars. it would easily cover their budget. >> dana: if you were a state and you had a tax cut plan that was supposed to go into effect including in georgia for foster care families they have to rescind that if they take this money. >> bill: georgia and 21 other states are challenging this, too. minneapolis, meanwhile, bracing for violence during the trial of

. >> dana: i'm dana perino and "america's newsroom." if you're in the middle of the crisis and the subject of it and you wake up and every day the headline is worse and the story is growing, you know, he is about one more story away from something major decision making having to happen. >> bill: press conference two days ago was a clear indication of what his early strategy is. he will stay and fight it. you got the cuomo story out there. the immigration story getting hotter by the day in all the wrong ways. we'll take you through that. new numbers on jobs that we'll tell you about. the economy in the u.s. is taking off. this is really good news. >> dana: so much to talk about. let's start with this. the "wall street journal" is reporting the governor's advisors pressured state officials to alter data that showed nursing home deaths were higher than previously thought. charlotte bennett, 25 at the time told cbs news that cuomo implied she was old enough to date him. >> he asked me if age difference mattered. he also explained that he wa

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." what i'm excited to get to griff jenkins' reporting. the reporters have been demanding tell the department of homeland security to allow them media access. that hasn't been forthcoming. we were able to get this in a very interesting way. >> bill: during the trump years this was quite common. make a phone call, take you down there, see what you wanted to see. a very different story in the first two months of this administration. >> dana: as the feds restrict media access rob portman let fox news tour the border with him. griff jenkins joined him last night and has been delivering incredible reporting from the border for weeks. let's take a look. >> the residents here in at least the rio grande valley sector of texas where we are say they've never seen anything like it. the rio grande river is where we're seeing an unbelievable number of migrants coming across this sector here in el paso is on fire as well. >> hasn't heard the u.s. president now is not the time to come. >> i listen to t

dana. >> dana: i love team spirit. dr. marc siegel, thank you. >> bill: another wave of fraud likely to hit unemployment programs as states get ready for another round of aid. more than 63 billion dollars has been paid out improperly through fraud or errors. roughly 10% of the total amount paid under coronavirus pandemic unemployment programs since march. just about every state has this. cheryl casone, fox business. good morning. stunning numbers here. how do you prevent it? >> you have to get better security in place at these state agencies and a lot of these -- according to the associated press a lot of them ignored recommended security protocols. if you have a computer system and network that's vulnerable to hackers. a lot of this is external forces from china, nigeria, russians the usual actors we see in these massive hack attacks they are using social security numbers, identity theft. a lot of times these are accounts identities stolen a year or two years ago. in one case one social security number was found to be use

. >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino. along with tucker carlson, jesse waters, dagen mcdowell and juan williams. this is "the five." the crack down at the border on transparency. the white house still refusing to allow reporters to pack migrant facilities like what you're seeing right now. senator ted cruz clashing with a biden administration staffer over filming the cramped conditions. watch, this. >> you don't want the pictures taken. the rules are arbitrary -- are you respecting the rights -- >> please don't treat the people -- >> this is a dangerous place -- >> don't treat the people like this. that's all i ask. >> you're trying to hide them. i understand you were instructed -- when 18 senators calm down here -- >> respect the people. >> i respect them and i want to fix this. the administration you're working for is responsible for these conditions. >> dana: the overcrowding on border facilities will get worse with officials expecting a surge in child migrants to last for seven months. as for transparency, white house

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." good to be back with you. >> bill: you as well. weekend was how? >> dana: it was good. quiet. now getting ready for next weekend when the clocks change. then spring is really on the way. >> bill: big day >> dana: administration telling facilities caring for unaccompanied children. >> bill: there is -- there are numerous angles on this story. we'll talk to the former acting ice director ron vitiello in a moment. we'll begin with kristin fisher to figure out what the strategy is now. good morning. >> the white house is still calling this a challenge but not a crisis. the fact that president biden sent this team of high-level advisors, top administration officials down to the border shows you they know at the very least it is a big and growing problem for this administration. leading this team was the secretary of homeland security mayorkas and susan rice among others. while they were down there according to a statement put out by the white house just yesterday, the white house says they

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. the white house acknowledges there is not enough space to house children at the border with facilities backed up. the number of children crossing into this country has tripled in the last two weeks. here is what the biden administration is saying about the situation. >> i don't think i'll put new labels on it from here from the podium. it is a priority of the administration. >> do you believe right now there is a crisis at the border? >> the answer is no. i think there is a challenge at the border that we're managing. >> is there a crisis at the border? >> at this point is this a crisis at the border? >> we don't have to put new labels on what we've already conveyed is challenging. >> is there a challenge at the border? >> let's go. >> dana: a couple thoughts there from a communications perspective if i could. definitely think the white house is feeling the heat about the president not being as visible or taking questions. they had him go out yesterday. he is at a hardware store looki

>> dana: i'm good, i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." ready for a lot of news today because a lot of things are breaking on a lot of different fronts. we'll take everybody through it what is happening in texas from a couple of different perspectives. pandemic but dhs projecting a record 117,000 children will cross the southern border this year. that's without their parents. casey stiegel has more from the border city of eagle pass, texas. what can you tell us this morning? >> good morning to you. here in the del rio sector of texas those apprehensions you talk about with unaccompanied minors absolutely through the roof. so far for fiscal year 2021, a 122% jump here just north of us in the big bend sector, they are up 141%. and then along the entire southwest border you see there a 64% jump in the number of children detained compared to the same period last year. the fox news flight team drone is back in the air with us today. a look at mexico this morning across the river from eagle pass, texas. as the white house has this to say about t

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino with jesse watters, greg gutfeld, juan williams, and it is in new york city, and this is "the five." the weight will soon be over here at the white house announced president biden will hold his first formal news conference next thursday. and now, there is plenty to talk about. the present on the road to date selling his massive stimulus plan to spend trillions more on progressive policies. vice president here is pushing back against the reporter that asked, saying congress has already passed. >> the white house has said repeatedly this is a popular law. if that is the case, why is it important to get out and sell it? >> it is not selling it. it is literally letting people know their rights, right? you buy a product, you are sold on the product but they are not directions on the box. >> think of it as an education campaign. >> dana: as progressive policies, president biden preparing for the largest tax hikes in 30 years and democrats spending $4 trillion on green infrastructure plan. so much to get to, kd, why would you announce a press con

>> dana: no, sir. >> bill: not today. >> dana: john, tremendous amount of respect for you. we would love to keep in touch with you, please. >> bill: you make some excellent points. thanks for sharing them with our audience and perhaps political leaders in charge as well. >> i encourage anybody to come down here and see us. >> bill: 40 miles from the border. six minutes past the hour now. got a fresh round of bad press for the new york governor andrew cuomo. bombshell report shows he made state officials priority for covid testing for his family ahead of others, among the v.i.p.s were his brother, chris, cnn defending the younger cuomo in a statement saying it is not surprising in the earliest days of a once in a century 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. in this case he turned to his brother, the governor. carley shimkus got the story. good morning to you. where are we today? >> well, i think that this proves that governor cuomo is under such a microsco

it is up 138%, dana. >> dana: keep us informed. thank you so much. want to go to atlanta where there is a press conference on the murders that happened last night at the massage parlors. >> president biden offers his full support and concern to our great state and the white house has offered to support us with any additional resources and support that we need as we continue not just this investigation but as we continue to deal with the spike in crime that we have seen since this pandemic began. again, the coordination of law enforcement was spectacular on yesterday. this was a tragic day with many victims but thankfully the suspect was quickly apprehended and as i was talking with special agent in charge chief hacker as we were coming n he was sharing that he has not had better coordination with the atlanta police department than he has had as of late. certainly we thank the state patrol, cherokee county and chris county where the suspect was apprehended and all of our partners and stakeholders throughout the state who assisted with the apprehension

dana, dana, danna. >> dana: please come to me first, yes. >> greg: i feel like i time traveled to 1996 and i am sifting my brain through clinton jokes, but this is kind of a huge blind spot for whoever arranged this, don't you think? >> dana: when we first got the topics this morning from the producers that comes during "america's newsroom" i thought, oh, that makes sense, hillary clinton, doing the thing with women and girls and that makes sense, then, what? oh, okay. that is interesting and you have to understand that back in 1998 when all the women's groups defended bill clinton they continued to pay that price all along so i guess they figure there is no reason to stop. on to marriage, it is not a bad thing to have an event where you are talking about bringing women back to the workplace after all that has happened to women during the pandemic. everybody should be doing that, not a partisan thing, that is a good event but i can see how this would raise some eyebrows but if you're one of the young women at the event then you are probably pretty happy at least somebody is paying atte

dana. >> dana: frustrated parents i can imagine. dan springer, thanks. >> bill: 14 past the hour now. mysterious death of a georgia teen found dead rolled up in a gym mat. why investigators are now reopening that case. moments ago a judge ruling the former minneapolis police officer is facing new charges. what could that mean for the case? retirement is an opportunity to fill each tomorrow with moments that matter. and a steady stream of protected income can help you secure the life you've planned. for more than 150 years, generations have trusted the strength and stability of pacific life with their tomorrows. because life isn't about what tomorrow brings. it's what you do with it. ask a financial professional about pacific life (vo) last year subaru and our retailers donated 50 million meals to feeding america.o with it. and yet, one in four children may still face hunger. so, subaru and our retailers are doing it again, donating an additional 100 million meals to help those in need. love. it's never been needed more than right no

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. so many people this morning waking up with the grief of their hearts that -- the biggest of their lifetime and lives changed forever. an update from the authorities around 10:30 eastern this morning and have it for you live. in boulder they arrested the suspect in a shooting. cops seen leading a man handcuffed out of the store to an ambulance with blood running down his legs. >> bill: one victim name so far. his name is eric talley. a police officer, father of seven. one of the first officers on the scene. he was 51 years old, joined the force at the age of 40. >> dana: he was one of hundreds of officers who surrounded the store yesterday as terrified shoppers tried to escape the gunfire. >> we were at the check-out and shots started going off. i said run now. we have three seconds. >> start hearing bang, bang, bang, bang. >> it was definitely panic. a lot of people didn't know exactly where he was. >> these were people going about their day doing their food shopping and their lives w

>> dana: i'm dana perino, "america's newsroom." we were talking before the show if the administration's intent was to block senator ted cruz from taking video or any of the other senators, 17 others besides ted cruz, why would you ask that young woman to do that? you have to match fire power with fire power i think. she was put in a bad position and told to do what she did. she maybe disagrees with the policy an ted cruz handled it the best he could. i would have sent somebody there that could actually match him instead of making her try to do that. >> bill: that one from cruz and late on friday the press conference from all the republicans who had gone down to the border clearly with their own view about what they saw and clearly in the view of all of them. there were 17, maybe 18. this is a crisis on the border that continues to get worse. >> dana: senator cruz giving us a look inside one of the facilities. check these out. these are from donna, texas, people jammed into cordoned off areas. >> bill: not just the republicans but h

that would have been, dana. >> katie: it would have been, dana, you are absolutely right. there should be the same legal standard of relying on background check forms as there is for hunter biden. coming up next, president biden will meet his goal to open 100% of schools but gave no details. an educational official said something completely different. ♪ ♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw c

right, dana? >> dana: make you fall in love with your fellow humans and fellow citizens all over again. >> greg: another satisfied customer. we were raised to believe drugs were evil by the same media that got everything else wrong, too, the same media that let us on politics, nuclear power, they also demonized to drug use because it attracts eyeballs. meanwhile, the war on drugs produced more casualties and most real wars, forcing consumers to purchase drugs on the street and that's how people die, diverted to the ill-measured concoctions mixed with truly deadly crap sold on the streets. those mass numbers weren't from prescriptions but street drugs laced with fentanyl. the legality sending users to deadly substances. the media narratives of always gotten the big threats wrong, whether it's terror or the pandemic, they focus on fears that are easily marketable and understood, drugs are evil. but they aren't, the desire to obstruct your right to relief is. how is drug control any different than gu

>> dana: that's my point. >> greg: i'm sorry, dana. i will cede one of my future points. de blasio saved this. he wasn't outraged when these bodies were piling up? you're seeing at the media that somehow we are in a world where a dude acting creepy to girls that are the age of his daughter which is creepy, right? it's somehow more outrageous and deserving of resignation that not even apologizing for the death of thousands of people when he sent -- you know the story. sick people to a rest home. it boggles my mind. people don't understand this. this city is so screwed, it's on scruple -- unscrewable. you can't unscrew it. it's done. >> juan: jesse, i was going to ask about the media. they seem to be pretty aggressive. front page everywhere. >> jesse: juan, first i want to say something that's very difficult to say. you are right. last week you said he was teetering and enough another woman came forward, he was toast. it's not often that you are right. i think everyone on the show should acknowledge it and make that point. the fact that

dana, let me begin with you. it seems to me to be huge news, the president, i think, giving us all some reason for hope here by saying that he wants teachers and child care workers to get at least one shot by the end of march, what you think? >> dana: okay, i actually find this a little bit outrageous. i want everyone to get a vaccine and we are on track in this country to get that done and lets credit both presidents and put that to the side. that's great. this school thing is actually quite outrageous because most of the money in this covid relief bill does not go to schools this year, one of the things president biden side is he wants to pass this rescue plan and that i have given those schools a road map, asked congress to give them the tools but that money doesn't even go to that. not only that, the cdc has said that kids could be in school right now and holding kids hostage in order to get your bloated covid relief plan through seems to me to be really outrageous and i think there's another reason that this

dana perino, i am so happy. everything will be okay. >> dana: she can read like you can't believe, 6:30 p.m. i have one of those with emily compagno we will see who can talk faster, i think she will win, and see you there at 6:30 p.m. tonight. >> good luck, dana, greg. >> greg: using children to sell your book, you are like nike in the sweatshops. all right, do this, greg's celebrity sighting while in new york city it was raining today i was out there and everybody was in their rain gear including gordon ramsay. he did not look happy. he was out there in the worst thing about it was he was not wearing any clothes under his see-through coat. but he still went for a walk, probably looking for some kind of food to cook because he loves to cook. look at them though. [laughs] he looks like the antichrist. >> juan: oh, my gosh. jesse, you're up. >> jesse: i want to be there the day that the greg gutfeld runs into chris cuomo and gordon ramsay in the same bar. all right, and baldwin, when it has not been your day, you'

with dana carvey," mr. dana carvey. one of the things you taught me, i frequently impart wisdom from dana carvey that you gave me to young writers and comedians, and one of them is you had this rule which is funny with a sound off. >> if possible. >> stephen: explain to the people what funny with the soundoff means. >> funny with the soundoff gives the audience permission to laugh in an unbridled way, and when you do -- you know, literal punch license, they have to wait for the punchline and they laugh. case in point, i thought about this, when we did the first john bolton on your show -- >> stephen: yes. -- there is a lot of what we call "i love lucy," that was the kind of original she's putting the chocolates in the thing, so we don't need to wait for anything. we came back, bolton's mustache was bigger and you and i would just not react to it. >> stephen: right. o that was funny with the soundoff. firm, there was quite a lot of laughter that night. >> stephen: but you're doing the podcast now and the the sound, the o

i hope i didn't make you blush, dana, with that joke. >> dana: very funny! >> greg: i'm going to repeat what ari said today, which is a great point, abolish it but make it go into effect in the next congress so the people voting for it may or may not get a benefit out of it and see where that goes. my belief is it probably won't go anywhere. or take it to the supreme court. they're not doing much. they can probably handle this. this vote shouldn't be by people with skin in the game is what i'm saying. >> katie: i want to know from you whether you think joe manchin and kyrsten sinema will actually hold the line and vote against eliminating the filibuster? >> jesse: i don't have a lot of trust in joe manchin but i think he will hold the line. i think he will hold the line. you guys have said it all, i don't have much to add. i think juan is right, i can't believe i'm saying that but the filibuster is not going anywhere. they're saying democracy is having a hard time functioning, no. democrats are having a hard time functioning with checks and balances. the who

liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing" dana perino. >> dana: i missed you guys. i have not participated in two virtual events. an interview for a conversation at the nixon library tomorrow 2:30 p.m. eastern and martha maccallum talks to me 7:00 p.m. the reagan library. plus my book for purchase on audible and as you can see jasper is listening to it at the beach. and you should too. [laughter] that's great. >> jesse: pretty good. gas prices are so high now in california that people are starting to get desperate. watch. >> check this guy out getting a free ride out. look at this dude. >> jesse: i mean come i don't actually have proof he's trying to save money on high gas prices because of joe biden's disastrous apologies. but i will assume that's what he's doing. all right, juan you agree, right? >> juan: yeah, absolutely. how about a touch of classical music with covid-19 vaccination shot? take a look. ♪ ♪ that yo-yo by the famous cello, he simply took a seat after getting his own shot and began playing a concert. as he was playing, the bird share community c

dana. >> it's time for dana's double good news monday. >> you mean twice the news? >> double good news. first good news, jasper, after his surgery, is officially cancer-free thank you to everybody for your support, encouragement, and prayers. he is back to his old self. second in double good news. my book comes out tomorrow, you'll be so glad. this baby is going to be born tomorrow morning. it got a really amazing shot up from somebody we love, everybody drink, this is from scott adams. take a look. >> there you go. >> that's one of the best openings of a book that you'll ever see. that, by the way -- that advice is worth the price of the book. just that advice and you got it in the first paragraph. >> i'll drink to that, thank you, scott, think everyone, we will see you on tucker tonight. >> he never said that about my books. i'm done with this simultaneous . all right, jesse. >> dana came between brett and scott adams. >> dangerous. >> happy international women's day, everybody. as everybody knows, nobody cherishes women more than i do. there is my mother and my s

." ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino with jesse watters, greg gutfeld, kennedy, and juan williams. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president biden and the democrats calling for stricter gun control after the tragic shooting in colorado that killed ten people, including a police officer. officials identifying the suspects as 21-year-old ahmad al aliwi alissa and charging him with ten counts of first-degree murder. authorities working to determine a motive. the gunman's brother reportedly saying that he suffered from mental health problems. president biden not waiting for the facts before calling for new gun laws. >> you're going to ask me to speculate, understandably, ask me to speculate on what happened and why it happened and i'm not going to do that. we don't have all the information. we are still waiting for more information regarding the shooter, his motive, the weapons he used. i don't need to wait another minute let alone an hour to take common sense steps that will save the live

>> dana, as soon as possible. let me add one reason why it is as difficult and challenging as it is -- not just because the trump administration tore down our systems and we have to rebuild them from scratch. but also because of the fact that we're in the midst of a pandemic and that makes the operations that much more difficult. we are focused on this -- >> just quickly, are you going to fly any migrant to the northern border in order to help process them? >> i read that report. we don't have those plans in place now. but what we are doing is we are putting all opposites on the table as it is our responsibility to do and we are implementing those options that both service our legal operation and our humanitarian values and principles. >> i want to get to the cause of this surge at the border, by doing that i want to talk about what happened henry gonzalez and senator quillar. they have been critical of the biden change and telling migrants not to come now but to come later. listen to what they have said. >> the p

. >> dana: mr. mayor, thank you so much for being with us today and good luck down there on the border. >> bill: thank you, sir. >> dana: today we're learning more about another controversial action by new york governor cuomo. he also ordered homes for the developmentally disabled to take in covid patients last april and never reversed the directive. bryan llenas, what else can you tell us? >> good morning. around the same time cuomo's administration ordered nursing homes to readmit covid-19 hospital patients, the administration also ordered that homes for people with developmental disabilities also accept these covid patients. like you said, that order was never rescinded. ultimately 552 people with developmental disabilities have died of coronavirus in these homes. new york state republicans like senator want answers. i'm deeply concerned the april 10 order from the office for people with development disabilities needlessly put some of our most vulnerable citizens in harm's way. amid these compoun

i'm dana bash. you just heard senator dick durbin calling on his fellow democrats to change the filibuster. democrats, of course, only have 50 seats in the u.s. senate, which could prevent them from making progress on president biden's priorities, from voting rights to climate change, immigration reform, joining me to discuss that is the number two democratic in the senate, dick durbin from illinois. we played a portion of your senate floor speech this week criticizing the filibuster. at one point you call it a weapon of mass destruction. just a few years ago, i want you and our viewers to listen to what you said about threats to eliminate the filibuster. >> i would tell you, that would be the end of the senate as it was devised and going back to our founding fathers. we have to acknowledge a respect for the minority. that is what the senate tries to do in its composition and its procedure. >> senator, arguing for it. so the obvious question is whether the shoe is on the other foot now in majority,

they admired, respected and had as the role model dana perino. i didn't know dana well then. i knew who she was, of course, but i didn't know her well. so imagine my surprise when i get a picture on my phone years ago of dana perino riding in a car with amanda duval in tennessee. then imagine my surprise i sit down amanda gonzalez's wedding in south carolina and there is dana perino with her husband peter sitting right beside my wife terry and me. it's one thing to offer advice to young people. it's another thing to actually engage and participate in their lives. so you would not think an old man would be excited about a book written to young women, but i am. i'm excited to be joined by the author of that brand new book "everything will be okay: life lessons for young women." she says from a former young woman. that was her. that is her title. that is not me. dana perino. how are you? >> dana: well, i'm quite taken aback by your generosity there, trey. i would say for young women that worked on capitol hill to have a boss like you makes all the difference in the world. so tha

i am dana bash. in a few hours president trump will take the stage at the political conservative action conference in orlando that so far featured a golden icon of the former president and masks prot prot protecting chins, as the speaker tries to continue the big lie. senator and dr. bill cassidy, senator of louisiana. president trump is speaking about the future of your party, and i am sure you have heard congresswoman liz cheney say president trump should not have a role in the republican party moving forward. what do you think? >> you had a lot in that question. let me put it this way. we've got to win in two years, we've got to win in four years. if we do that, we'll do that by speaking to those issues important to the american people, and there's a lot of issues important to them right now, not by putting one person on a pedestal and making that one person our focal point. if we speak to those issues, to those families, to those individuals, we win. that's where our focus should be. >> it doesn'

dana perino would. but if i was the white house communications team for joe biden would i and i wasn't getting called out on it, maybe not. the white house team is looking at their headlines going they are pretty good, actually. it's not too bad. i could think that they made a big mistake in not calling on peter doocy. it makes -- he is like 6'7". now he is 72, because you just make him bigger. what question was peter going to ask that he was going to have a hard time aping? >> brian: he also gave his indication what he was going to ask. >> dana: when he was on with john roberts and sandra smith afterwards i have questions here on the origins of the china virus or the pandemic, you know the covid-19. i have questions about the green new deal and this involvement with infrastructure bill. to me, if you are the president and you can't answer those? it makes peter bigger. why make peter the story? as much as i love him. brain brian even though he should be the story of the president of the united states yo

. >> dana: hang in there. vaccines are coming. >> bill: my tie matches the flag in the background. >> dana: do you think you planned that? "the faulkner focus" up next. >> the gloves came off you could say for former president trump. he gave a defiant speech warning critics the maga movement has only just begun. this is the "the faulkner focus" and i'm martha maccallum in for harris today. the former president brought down the house yesterday at cpac staked his claim on the leadership of his republican party. the former president trump denied reports that he is planning to start a third party. that was pretty big news yesterday but he warned republicans that the far left, he said, is on the rise and that his party needs to get tougher. he also hinted at a 2024 run for the white house and lit into the current president's policies. watch this. >> joe biden has had the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history. that's true. in just one short month we have gone from america first to america la

>> dana: you mean president mansion? that is how narrow it is. and i think republicans are looking that they are likely to take back the house in 2022 if they can keep everything together. but i think the republicans had a pretty good day today because up until now you have not had many people focused on what h.r. it sounds like h.r. 1, like a steak sauce, but the thing is, it really is about the future. there is actually room for compromise here. there are things people can agree on in terms of if you will do absentee ballots, should we have a set amount of days in which they should be allowed to be counted after the election day is past? ten days is probably too long. two days enough? maybe so. but this bill would strip out voter i.d. requirements. in an honest election poll, they said when people hear that, support goes way down. so republicans have a challenge of getting the message out, but they also have a benefit that they run a lot at the state legislatures around the country where most of this work is actually done. >> bret: yeah, we wil

gaetz. >> dana: keep us posted.

dana: that is upside risk. if you have an infrastructure bill, usually takes the first year, you do not see much because you're still in the planning stages. it takes a couple of years for this to impact the economy. it is not something, let's say it was passed tomorrow, that you would see a big influence on growth, but eventually three to 10 years out. we include that in an upside risk. lisa: you think people are overestimating the $1.9 trillion stimulus and the effect it will have based on the fact the money will be dribbled out to the economy slowly? dana: you have to look at the content of the bill. certainly when you look at -- many of those checks will be going toward people with a high propensity to consume. they will spend that money quickly and most of it. there are also other elements, including the ppp, state and local governments which might take longer to rollout. there is certainly a wideband around how the bill is going to affect things over the course of the next year. the cbo scoring suggests a

. >> dana: cancel culture is coming to e-bay announcing it's barring six dr. seuss books after they were selling for hundreds of dollars on the platform following dr. seuss enterprises saying it will stop publishing them. gerri willis from fox business. you can still buy paper back copies of hitler east book but not the dr. seuss books? >> e-bay is canceling dr. seuss barring the resale of six of his books from the popular child author. some folks hoping to cash in on this move. one person getting $2,000 for five of those books. some are asking if not dr. seuss, why should e-bay allow the sales of publications like these? hitler's autobiography. the thesis there is a jewish conspiracy to gain jewish leadership and aim of exterminateing the jews. the book by former kkk grand wizard david duke is available on there. the unibombers book. the journals of erik harris, the mass murderers who killed 13 people at columbine high school in 1999. he have ten diaries of joseph goebel's, that is available on e-bay. dr. seuss fans may be getting the last laugh. dr. seuss bo

i'm dana bash. tensions between the u.s. and china are rising after officials clashed in a rare public confrontation this month. the growing threat from china is one of several reasons the biden administration is working to reinvigorate america's relationship with allies. we spoke exclusively to the u.s. secretary of state tony blinken as he wrapped up a nato summit in brussels about the biden administration's new approach. >> thank you, so much, mr. secretary, for joining me. i want to start with a speech this week that you gave. you listed china first among the military and non-military threats to the united states. this comes, of course, after you clashed with chinese officials in anchorage last week. china is challenging the u.s. on cybersecurity, economics and with its military and committing what you called genocide against the uyghurs. do you consider china the united states's biggest adversary? >> dana, i wouldn't simplify it to one label. there are clearly and increasingly adversarial aspects to the relationship. th

>> dana, i wouldn't simplify it to one label. there are clearly and increasingly adversarial aspects to the relationship. there are certainly competitive ones. there are also still some cooperative ones. the common denominator is to approach them from strength. that's a big part of the reason i was in asia last week and japan and korea and a big part of the reason i am here in europe at nato and the eu this week. it's about making sure that as we engage china, one of our biggest sources of strength, our alliances, our partnerships. when we oppose the challenges that china puts together, we will be much more effective at dealing with them. >> you said you believe the chinese government misled the world about coronavirus. given that and the millions of people who have died around the world, should china be punished for that? >> i think the issue for us is to make sure that we do everything possible to prevent another poirks even as we are working through this one, to prevent another pandemic even as we are working through this one,

dana: that new product drives demand. you will see the consumer, who has the ability to spend, savings rate is high, there is pent-up demand, people have not been engaging with each other in nearly a year. they want to celebrate birthdays, graduations, weddings, anniversaries. i think the innovative products and the collaboration that are out there in going viral that show up in the store, that is the aha moment. there is an excitement people miss. tom: i noticed yesterday bg's on the seventh floor is open and doing business. that is a good thing for new york city. dana telsey with telsey advisory group. lisa, what is your observation on the last 18 hours? starting at about 2:34, when mr. powell said we are outcome based, on we have gone. lisa: i am surprised to see yields seek out the expectations and targets. the idea we have a 10 year yield near the highs of the session at 1.74% and beyond. a question of why is the nasdaq not selling off more? that is an indication of resilience. you are seeing stocks tip on this, you