biden, an endless hour of blank spots, mumbling, his wife interjecting with the right answer. how depressing would that be? it's one thing to know that you countries being led by egg guy with cognitive decline it's another thing to see it. get a taste the other day as a reporter shouted this, what did you learn from your classified briefing on border security was the question. his answer, a lot. that was it. did joe biden really learned a lot? now or it anytime in the past five years? the whole thing is too sad to watch, so were not going too. we're happy to listen to his slacks, they hold the press conference is now. in the last month they've had t explain why he bombed syria, where he block the passage of a $15 minimum wage, why dr. seuss is racist, and then in their spare time, joe biden produced lot of presidential proclamation . their heavy on the proclamation in washington these days. a lot of proclaiming. one of the first was an executive order on advancing racial equity for underserved communities to the federal government. this was the doctorate, but introduce the administration's new equity plan, which is going to end were quoting eliminate systemic barriers to opportunities and benefits for people of color and underserved groups. that is a mouthful. what doesn't mean. does anyone ask what it means? would everyone in washington just graduate from yale. possible. the rest of us might still like to know what a systemic barrier is and how joe biden plans to eliminate it. with equity of course. what exactly is equity? and how is it different from equality. equality being the essential principle of this was founded on . it designed to challenge power, equity by contrast is designed to protect power. equity is what the british monarchy had, equality is what the american colonists wanted. equality is where allowed inder jackson to rise from poverty an make it all the way to the whit house. andrew jackson was tough, smart and energetic. he lived a remarkable life and america rewarded him for it. that is equality. people like that rising to the top right equity is the opposite . equity allowed kamala harris th privilege child of two phd's to stay privileged. in the end to become one of the most powerful people on that planet despite having this huge nothing impressive or worthwhil over the span. inder jackson and kamala harris both democrats, one the child o equality, the other a child of equity. so to recap, equality challenge power, equity protects power. that principal has never been o starker display than in the cas of the teachers union which is some of the most powerful institutions in america. your using the term equity to use her own prerogatives as the hurt the school children and their parents. they told the man equity promoter called for months, parents whose kids in public education in los angeles have been bagley cecily meyer refuse to open the schools. why wouldn't they? how has she responded? demanding those parents shut up immediately. those parents she explained hav the wrong skin color, therefore unlike in titanate unionized teachers who can never be fired those parents are privileged. >> some voices are being allowe to speak louder than others. we have to call out the privilege behind the wealthy parents driving the push for a rest return. their experience in this pandemic is not our family's experiences. key keep calling out the privilege is the lady who can literally never be fired from her job no matter how she acts including like that. she is interested in equity which means he's at interested in protecting her and earned privilege by attacking people below her. what to the parents and childre being attacked think of this? she wouldn't think to ask them because she doesn't care, so yesterday, fox los angeles reporter stepped up and ask himself and this is what they said. >> it looks like minority families want the school to ope more than anybody else for the reason i say that is because education for us, for our culture is a stairway out of poverty. every day our children is not i school, that is a day closer to poverty for them. >>tucker: lamar freeman coaches a football team. he said every parent he spoke t wants his or her kids back in class. these parents are not racist, they just want their kids educated. can keep most of my kids before the pandemic, we had 80 percent honor roll rate. now, since the it has dropped t about maybe 20 percent. most of my amb kids are getting b's and c's. >> so purely because the most privileged government workers i the united states won't have to work, an entire generation of children is being destroyed. that's equity. the strong hurting the week and calling it justice. everyone who thinks about this knows that it's true, and that' why you never hear equity debated or even defined. they want defined the term because they can't defend the definition. instead they bully the population into silence. they have a recent e-mail sent by somebody who identifies himself as all below, he is an albert well who worked at the union that called him tonight and he didn't pick up to confir that he sent the e-mail in question. they were called the public times for reopening schools in los angeles. the e-mail from the union apparently demands to know what race she is. i'm working on a research project on who speaks on union issues in the los angeles times encoding for racist class. we were quoted twice in the las eight months in the paper. could you tell me how you're racially self identify or point me to excitation on your identity. now what could possibly be the point of this? sleek? why is a parent or a child getting color relevant in any way to what is supposed to be a medical question when the publi schools reopen. it is racial intimidation. we saw you complain to leisure race. how is that not a violation of our civil rights law. they are doing it in the name o equity. the hunt for white supremacy justifies all including injurin children and scaring their parents. it's not just happening in schools, we see this everywhere in our society. he writes the spectators also o the board of advisors of a new organization called the foundation against empowerment and racism. and boy do we right now. thank you so much for coming on. you must have noticed, and of course i know you've written about extensively, virtually every debate of significance, everything that really matters, how the schools reopen, how we respond to covid, all of them immediately at the direction of those in power, go to race. why is that? >> i think it's important to be sensitive to the fact that race does sometimes correlate with other factors like equality of your health, exposure to pollution, your public public safety committee or income, the problem is wire they using a middleman to correlate for that instead of just going directly for that. why not directly address the those litter poor, sick, those who have public safety problems the reason why is because it's often used as a tactic or a too to pretend that everybody who i a certain skin color is of the same social status and has to b deferred to. let me give you an example. your viewer should pay close attention to what's happening i alabama. there is an error amazon warehouse, about of the third o the population is in poverty an they're trying to unite. they spent a half year talking about how he cares about black lives matter, yet this company is doing everything they can to crush that union. this is a workforce of 85 percent black, but he's not talking about poor people lives matter spread he's not talking about working-class people's lives matter you want to talk about race because he wants to distract from the fact that there are rich people of every single race out there. his greatest fear is the same fear of blood say all-time george wallace, less dramatic, for white people, poor black people, latinos and native americans realize there are differences between them and different challenges, but they're also allport, and they have more in common with each other than jeff baeza spread. >> why doesn't anybody say this out loud. why don't you ever hear people raise their hands on behalf of poor people. i'm not a poor person, i'm just noticing this. why doesn't anybody say the poo are being oppressed, it's alway in racial terms. they don't want to help the poo i'm sorry to conclude. >> there was an interesting study they came out that showed that something like half of the top editors and reporters in th new york times come from a smal batch of elite colleges. these people often see themselves as victims through their gender, their racial status, they had very little interaction or engagement with working-class people import people with the people who are dying in a massive homicide spike last year. we see sort of a structural til in our country towards an upper-class elite which increasingly a racially diverse elite, but it doesn't help the person talking about dr. seuss or to be talking about diversit equity inclusion when you're no talking about redistributing actual power which in this plac would be in the form of getting those people a union that actually gives them wages that they can spend in the community and improve their lives. it leaves a plate on a proud tradition of civil rights to divide people rather than for them to address each other whic is the actual way to address racism. >> the true civil rights they refer to is based on the goal o equality in the goal of equity is different. i appreciate it. good luck with your new effort. thanks. >> thank you. >>tucker: schools all over this country have been celebrating black history month rate at one student a student praised candace owen's right that student joins us to tell u what happened and what it means that is straight ahead. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >>tucker: high school student in virginia, last month her school saint margaret asked her to choose someone to honor for black history month. julia saville made the mistake of saying good pick candace owens who she likes. that's when a schoolwide e-mail circulated calling candace owen wait for it, a racist. she joins is not to exclude wha happen. i appreciate you coming on, it must be weird to be doing this. your brave. tell us what happened at your school. >> thank you for having me on tonight, mister carlson. i picked pick candace owens to present for a black trailblazer that i admired, and i stated wh i admire her and i admire her work within the black community and i received an e-mail that morning of my presentation that it was disrespectful of me to highlight her as a black trailblazer and she stated how she believed candace was racist and has done absolutely nothing for the black community. >> presumably you pictured not because i don't know what your politics are not necessarily because you agree with her because she is demonstrably strong and independent-minded perigee says what she thanks. she's kind of the person we teach our daughters to be. did this teacher explain how candace owens was racist? ticket now, it was the student who said that candace was racist , and that's all she said in the e-mail was that she was racist and has done nothing for the black community. she never went into detail to explain why. >>tucker: how did the administration respond? >> the dean of students arrange a zoom meeting with me and the student who had addressed this in an e-mail and she apologized personally to me. me and my family requested that she apologized in the same format she attacked me through e-mail, which they did not want to do. figured they being the school didn't want to do that? >> yes, sir. >>tucker: why? >> i don't know. i guess i just they just though and apology wasn't necessary to be addressed to the group that she sent the e-mail to. >>tucker: what lesson have you learned from this, candace owen black history month, she's obviously black, she's well known, she's playing a role in american culture, i can see why you thought she would be allowed . now that you have been through this experience, what have you concluded? who went to be learned? >> i think i've learned that experiences like this cannot make me be silent and other conservatives be silenced and back down just because the administration are other students will attack you and call you racist. so i think it was just the biggest lesson to me was to not be silenced and not back down. and just to keep sharing my opinion and being vocal about what i believe. >> i am glad for you that you had this expense because you blame the best lesson of all witches nothing matters if you're not strong enough to say it out loud. i appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >>tucker: democrats want everything in november, really in january, but they anti- control the entire federal government now. the last thing they want to do is have another reelection. so they are trying to add millions of new voters to the roles who they believe will be loyal to them. now they want 16 -year-olds to vote. >> heard anything more cynical this week? newt gingrich is here to assess the whole picture. plus, unlike you, illegal immigrants have to travel everywhere in this country, nobody's worried about them spreading covid, some apparentl are. being checked out in the commonwealth of virginia. he joins us in a moment to say what happened to him. we will be right back. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and so small but it's a fraction of the cost of the other devices. they cost thousands less. it's insanely user friendly. you take the hearing test online, the doctor programs in the settings. you don't even need to go into an office. they're delivered to your door in a few days and you're up and running in no time. it connects via bluetooth to my phone. you can stream music and you can answer phone calls. the audiologist was so incredible she's full of all kinds of little helpful hints i love it. they're a game changer for me. i feel like i can take on anything. it feels great to be in control of my hearing. better hearing has never been this easy. try lively risk-free for 100 days. visit listenlively.com >>tucker: the first thing joe biden did was to promise unity and that something that almost every american, and matter who you voted for really wanted. the question is did joe biden mean it, did he know what he wa saying? look at what he's done and answers the question for you clearly. in his first two months in office he has pushed a series o policies the polls show are bot unpopular and deeply divisive, perhaps the most divisive policies any boat president could push if you sat down and thought what is the most divisive thing you would force girls sports team to face biological men. you would hand out money to farmers based on their skin color. you would open our southern border and change the composition of the united state without taking a vote on it. today democrats pushed another policy that no sane person wants . it's hard to believe that a majority of house democrats voted to lower the voting age t 16. the measure failed, thank god, but the fact that they raised i in voted for it can, tells you what. pet pal and put that democrats don't want 16 or 17 -year-old charged as adults when they commit murder, but their fine with letting them vote for the can't have guns, but they can choose a president. what? newt gingrich the former speake of the house we thought we'd invite him on tonight and ask them what is going on here tonight. why did he pick the most divisive policies upfront? speaker, thanks for coming on tonight. what's going on here? to get you know, it occurred to me that biden had lived through to democratic disasters, when clinton was elected, two years later, they lost 54 seats and w became the majority for the first time in 40 years. when obama was elected, two years later, they lost dixie three seats. i think what they've done is of very calculating and i think cynical ploy which is they've given up on keeping the house. what they're doing is ramming through everything they can get done before they lose in 2022. this is kind of a sprint to radicalism even though it's going to cost, if you look at these votes in the house committee have 30, 40, 50 members who are not going to be able to defend them. they're not going to be able to explain it. i think the biden harris model is we're going to lose the hous anyway, we might as grab everything we can while we've got power. it's astonishing. just take the $1.9 trillion political pork bill which is no a covid build. only 9 percent of it is covid. the other 91 percent as just political pork. that bill has more radicalism and it then the eight years of clinton and the eight years of obama combined, just that one vote. and you're going to see wave after wave. i describe it as a flood tide o radicalism. >> i have to wonder, and this makes total sense and you ran the house cover so you know how it works, but i just wonder the motive behind the things that they want. they want to get this stuff the want upfront which makes total sense, but all the things they want to hurt the country. energy independent, they want i not to be. they want to totally destroy ou control over the border. they are letting foreign nationals roam the country with covid. >> if there's a problem in texa it's not with the governor, it' with biden's illegals for that' what they are, biden's illegals coming into the country no public health check. even in the 1880s we had public-health text when you cam to america. tucker i admire your show and i think you're remarkably with your insights, but i want to offer you a thought, they don't want to protect your america, they want to create an alternative america to an america of racial deep inequality and an antiwhite and by the way anti- asian basis. it's an america in which transgender dominates christianity and judaism. it's an america in which they want to pass a bill to create a permanent machine just like california, chicago, and new york. so when you and i talk about wh would they do this it's because they really want a radically different country and they realize despise america. >> that is not democracy as we defined it at all. i appreciate your analysis. baker gingrich, thank you. >> thank you. >> tens of thousands of small businesses, not amazon, not apple, but small businesses are closed because of the coronavirus. as we just alluded to commit th biden administration is allowin foreign nationals to travel wherever they want to come with the numbers are hard to track, but we are reporting at least 108 coronavirus positive migran and texas have been allowed to hop on buses bound for the interior of the united states which is insane read joe biden' top plaque admitted that the white house is just issuing guidance, which everyone is ignoring. >> their cases are being adjudicated, testing for covid 19 is done at the state and local level. our guidance regardless of status if testing positive or experiencing covid -like symptoms is to isolate, continu to social distance, where a mask . >> so that's what's happening with foreign national breaking our laws by being here, but wha about you, the american citizen you pay taxes and obey the law. the president and ceo of the state. the dip virginia department of health shutdown his conference this week. why did they do that? they didn't like his politics. tell us what happened to you. >> thanks, tucker. this week, 72 hours before our annual collegiate network student journalism conference, which brings together some of the smartest most courageous young reporters from campuses like stanford university, the university of chicago, hillsdal college for weekend of educational formation and caree development, we received news from our hotel that the local department department of health in alexandria, virginia in response to an anonymous health complaint, someone called allegedly expressing concern about the safety of the attendees at our conference rat in response to that complaint, and eager and willing bureaucrats complied and reclassified our educational program is a social event and all social events in this state of virginia are limited to only ten people effectively cancelin our student journalism conference this weekend. >> and what kind of country do we punish people on anonymous complaints. in beacon, but this doesn't see to have anything to do with actual medical guidance because aren't there other conferences going on the same weekend in th commonwealth of virginia? >> tucker, there have been conferences week in and week ou in northern, virginia and throughout the state of virginia . we were willing and eager to comply with all of the local an state covid health guidelines, but that didn't seem to be enough. this had nothing to do with public health. what it had to do with was ther was someone who clearly didn't want this event to happen per they didn't want our young courageous student journalists interacting with some of the major conservative publications in the country so they went out of our way to get is canceled. we refuse to let our student journalism be canceled and we'r working to find another city. and once they wear, but another city and another value that welcomes free speech, freedom o assembly and civil discourse across a variety of perspectives . i'm hoping our problem will be resolved by the end of the week but america has a much bigger problem with cancer culture and if we don't address it now and if we don't bring together people from across the politica spectrum to say enough as enough , we're going to destroy this country. >> there are still free streets federalism is really our last resort, thankfully. good to see you tonight. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> last night we told you they are going after dr. seuss not because he was a racist, but because he wasn't. because he believed in what martin luther king believed, a colorblind society. now one of the main voices driving the propaganda and shutting down honest conversation in this country, i outright admitting this. plus another example of woke washington for you tonight courtesy of the men and it's no clear what that means, mark stein is here to possess all of these in the changing nation under his lens. thank you. object basis for it he's not just ceo of amazon.com not just the owner of the washington post . not the richest man in the world , he's more than that for it if he ask him, he will tell you he is really a kind of secular he sets our moral standards for it he tells us what behavior is acceptable, an he punishes anyone who steps ou of line. that's when professional actors would like a book band, have good people ever banned books? now they have been inferred their being banned now, and their being banned because the racist or trans- phobic or deferential to speed five. over the past few years, he's giving these act exactly what they want, we've talked to several authors who've been affected by censorship. in the process of censoring these authors, he set a new standard for anyone who wants t sell products on amazon.com. if you're accused of something, you're guilty. there is no trial, it's not adjudicated. if some person accuses you of a crime, jeff basis says your racist. we have said news to share with you tonight commit we mentioned at the top of the show we wante to give you details. jeff basis is a racist. a manager at amazon has just filed a lawsuit against amazon. it's a notes development manage says that amazon underpaying he for years, gave her job she was overqualified for she also says the meal supervisor used racist language around her specificall the manager allegedly said the most aggressive into direct and just scary. now is that racist? we don't know, we don't set the standards, jeff basis sets the standards. thanks to jeff basis, now that jeff basis has been accused of we can know that he is in fact racist racist, dangerous banque you in the name of bigotry must be silenced for it if he's a racist, think this through come within so is his personal media outlets slashed dream journal, the washington post. ponder this, we have a white nationalist newspaper operating freely in washington, dc. this poison, this filth is bein directly in computers and i phones of members of congress. how long can this continue? last night we told you that people calling dr. seuss a racist aren't doing it because they was, they know he wasn't. he devoted basically his whole life to combating racism for their doing it because he believed inequality, equality. they don't want equality anymore , they hated. they want equity. one of the groups leading the charge against dr. seuss in thi show and every other person who tries to speak the truth, tries to say things that bring the country together to encourage others to judge each other on who they are, the group that is pushing so much of this the southern poverty law center, ha explained why they are doing it. this is a direct quote from the essay from the splc. this message of acceptance in the book of speeches one of the most beautiful stories ever written about the universal brotherhood of man, does not acknowledge structural power an balance instead of encouraging young readers to take action against injustice, the story promotes a raised neutral approach. so a really race neutral approach and where we recognize that were all human beings, we're all equal in the most fundamental sense, that's not allowed anymore. colorblindness is immoral, racism is demanding. they want to think that you dr. seuss' evil so you won't notice that people didn't alway have diseased brains in this country. there were once clear of thinking. another one. this week bain and company are management consulting company. what have they done for the management of american countries ? they send tweets like this and will try to read it verbatim. womixs history month is a time of reflection, celebration and dee consideration for how we can continue to improve as a workplace that empowers all to thrive personally and professionally. we are amplifying the waste is to our communities. they provided no actual example and they didn't explain what on was, but by sending that treat, maybe they got you to pause for considering what they do for a living for just a moment. mark stein has thought a lot about this very tonight he join us to assess what this is. have you celebrated their inclusion in their equity? >> has my distinguished, patrick , shania twain used to say man i feel like a womxn. i don't think there are any in my parts of the world. you explain the whole dr. dr. seuss thing so well last night, and basically the appeal of that kind of mid century liberalism, i don't particularl like talk dr. seuss and you can argue that kind of ideological idealistic liberalism, man, we're all the same, i can sing rainbow, i'd like to buy the world a coke, 20th century liberalism is actually quite appealing as sappy and sentimental as it is. so it has to be destroyed. the way you change the way people think so that they are seriously going around thinking what we used to have men and women, but now we have men and w womnxn. at another one will be along any moment, the only way to do that is to absolutely destroy the past so that people just live bobbing around in the flotsam and jetsam of a hyper present tense. that even people from the day before yesterday or even more recently, the woman who wrote the monologues which of the pla you had to do at american campuses two decades ago, and now cannot be performed because it is trans- phobic, so she had to write in scenes in which women with things other than th body parts in the monologues were included in that. that's the thing. if you are a principal liberal, you think to yourself, what is the point because it is necessary to not the long-ago past but as i said, the day before yesterday, only when people are living in a hyper present tense have they write for the crazy social engineerin by which they can be seriously persuaded to go around inking that the female are called womxn . >> i hadn't heard that, but it just tells you everything. remember when liberals used to say the right is attacking women's bodies. most normal people, like women' bodies. but they are literally attackin women's bodies saying that you can't describe a woman's body anymore. >> and remember that, keep your rosaries off my ovaries, how dare you suggest that having ovaries has anything to do with being a woman. i mean that's the point. it's very important this, because there are actually detonating, blowing up the key pillars of any functioning society, and in the rubble, the can remake us in the most basic sense including, but you know, where we get all excited about the corporate tax cuts and on the left, there abolishing biological so that's not an equal contest where it can get this is a war on nature which i the only thing that endures it' the only thing that they learn from his nature. it is really shocking. i appreciate you coming on. can keep my pleasure, tucker. thanks a lot. >>tucker: texas has just lifted their mask mandate. mall businesses are struggling. very few are doing much to help. one man doing a lot to help, we will talk to him. that just ahead. ... >> tucker: the barstool fund started by dave raised a lot of money. tens of millions of dollars for small business who have been abandoned by the gardner. his latest call was the owner of ramsey corner café, in ramsey, new jersey. >> it's happening. >> i can't believe it. you can't be serious. >> yeah. your persistence paid off. >> dude, dude, c'mon, bro. [laughter] thank you for saving my life. you no idea. thank you so much, bro. >> tucker: it's a heartening thing to watch. he is not doing it alone. jeff is a partner, businessman in pennsylvania and cofounder of the 30-day fund and overseeing disbursement of $300,000 for 1,000 business and saves jobs every time and he joins us tonight. jeff, thank you for coming on. i cannot get enough of this. the headline is everyone else abandoned some of the most vulnerable in the society, the small business owners and people like you step up. are you shocked you had to do it? how long will it continue? >> thank you. we started this ten months ago and we raised $3.3 million and we helped over 1,000 small business owners across all of pennsylvania keep the lights on and save thousands and thousands of jobs. i have spoken to 500 or more of the small business owners. they are amazing people as you expect. you see them in dave's calls and we do the calls as well. they love the community, they love the employees. they are worried about making sure that they can provide for everyone. they are also furious. they don't want anything from the government. the only thing they want is to be open. so when we talk to them, they say, you know, every step that government has taken, whether it's a state government or the federal government in the past year has favored giant companies over small companies. all they are asking for is a level playing field. we have to ask yourselves and i love the work you are doing and dave is doing to cover this. who are we as a society when this pandemic is over if all that is left are giant companies? so dave's work, our work, this collective work -- and thank you for highlighting it -- we are determined to make sure that the small businesses survive across pennsylvania and across the united states. >> tucker: who are we if all we are left with is big companies? smart and a deep point. why has it fallen to you? i don't think you are a billionaire. where are the billionaires? sincere question. why aren't they doing this? >> it's a great question. i'm heartened every day. as soon as i leave here i'm headed to altoona, blair county. i don't know if you have business there. >> tucker: i have. >> the business community is unbelievable. they rallied to help the small business in the community. the community alone raised $300,000 and helped 100 small businesses in blair county as part of our statewide effort. it is amazing. it's interesting. to your point about unity, this is what unity is. a business community that is coming together because the politicians failed us. the elected officials that we rely on crushed small businesses and crashed the communities. >> tucker: in some places with the help of leaders like you, they are rallying and saving their own people. it's so inspiring and i should do more segments like this. i'm grateful that you came on. thank you. >> thank you for having us. i'll come back time. take care. >> tucker: thanks a million. we're out of time. we could go on forever but we'll wait until tomorrow. the show that is sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. it's still a great country no matter what they tell you. you have no reason to feel guilty for being an american no matter what they claim. you don't have to obey. with that, have a great evening. sean hannity coming live from new york. >> sean: i'm guilty. i'm an american. the greatest country god gave man. infrastructure there you go. >> sean: guilty as charged. great show. thank you. welcome to "hannity." tonight we are tracking multiple developing breaking stories at this hour. straight ahead we will have the full coverage of the new york governor andrew cuomo's incredibly, let's call it weird press conference. not as strange jeez, but more arrogant. put it that way. earlier today cuomo saying that he is really sorry if he made any woman feel uncomfortable with his, let's see, unwanted touching. but also said he has never done anything in his public career that he is ashamed of. really, governor? not that insane nursing home policy that infected thousands of the most vulnerable new yorkers, the elderly population? not the subsequent coverup? nothing? okay. a little more on that coming up. also tonight, we a