tonight at the house canceled at thursday's session. where does that leave the democrats massive covid relief bill? republicans still 90% full of noncovid, and 9 to on health care spending. we begin tonight with the state of pandemic restrictions on the republican-led state leading the way in listing then. gillian turner shows us tonight, good evening. >> breaking this evening, the president has declared his $1.9 trillion covid stimulus package is the most important piece of legislation of the past four decades. now, suppressed and charges that had come at the cdc is announcing they are not going to release postvaccination guidance tomorrow as they had planned. if they say, it's not actually ready yet. in the meantime, the president is lashing out at republican governors who are trying to open their state's economy is back this about texas and mississippi. >> president biden: the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking that in the meantime everything's fine, take off your mask, forget it. >> he also issued a reminder that despite some states reversing guidance, his own 100 day nationwide mask mandate is still in effect. >> president biden: i think it's a big mistake. i hope everybody has realized by now, these masks make a difference. >> texas lawmakers don't think the white house is in the position to determine their fate. >> i don't think washington has a lot to say to states like my state about what the appropriate reopening measures are. >> mississippi's governor went a step further. >> today i feel the same day felt hillary clinton called all of us in middle america floor both. our goal from the beginning has been to ensure that we protect the three of our health care system. a contract that with what some would argue is the goal should be to ensure no mississippian ever contracts the virus question mike that's not realistic goal. >> press secretary john saki said it's decisions like these that are making americans everywhere vulnerable. >> this entire country has played the price for political leaders who ignore science when it comes to the pandemic. >> next up on the biden covid it done to getting javier becerra confirmed at hhs. so far, republicans like ben specht aren't backing the controversial nominee. if bullying nuns and trampling first amendment rights could magically cure covid, he would be qualified. if the g.o.p. is targeting moderate democrats who they hope they can slip to oppose the nomination. tonight, mansion told fox news he plans to meet soon, but insists he has not yet made a decision. >> shannon: gillian turner, thank you so much. breaking tonight, a completely partisan, passing two major progressive pieces of legislation. first, hr one -- we told you about this last night. the voting access campaign finance reform bill mandating election reform that republicans they would strip away valid safeguards and make it easier to commit fraud or tamper with the process. also breaking tonight, short time ago, house democrats passed the george floyd justice and policing act, advanced vocals and ends to religious profiling. every republican and two democrats voted against the measure. a g.o.p. congressman is among the opponents who say it will defund the police and leave communities vulnerable to crime. meanwhile, the senate is aiming to work on the sixth round of covid relief but perhaps as soon as tomorrow. with passage of the massive to trillion dollar spending package expected to the next three days, as republicans say 90% of that has nothing to do with covid, health care, or or helping the american people. congressional correspondent chad pergram reporting from capitol hill. could you think chad. covid bill a year ago this week. an $8.4 billion bill. this package comes in at a staggering $1.9 trillion. republicans question the size. >> it is a wildly out of proportion response to where the country is at the moment, the vaccines are going out, the economy is opening up. >> republicans want voters to understand the dimension of the spill appeared >> that stack of $1.9 trillion worth of $1 billse than halfway to the moon. >> democrats contend republicans oppose the bill for the sake of being uncooperative. >> it seems like the only people who are dead set against the spill are republican senators. >> they talked a good game about bipartisanship, but then crafted the bill they wanted. it democrats must stick together to pass the $1.9 trillion bill. they need all democrats on board just to approve the bill with a tie-breaking vote by vice president harris. unless they can coax a republican or two to vote yes, lisa murkowski is believed to be in play. she says alaskans demand more aid. at the senator described herself as listening lisa appeared to court moderate democrats, earning $80,000 or more will qualify for diminished checks. he hopes to shrink the size of the measure. >> one or two democrats could join all of the, and spend a little bit less. >> at least one republican size the bill would be smaller if the g.o.p. took care of business at the ballot box. >> it hurt when we lost both the senate seats in georgia. if we could have retained even one of them, we wouldn't be having this. because the senate may not pass the bill until friday over this weekend. if the bill changes too much, that could pose problems getting the house in sync next week. the house has shortened its capital, the house won't meet the rest of this week. capitol police are concerned about the specific threat of an attack on the capital tomorrow from a militia group. it is tied to march 4th, that the old to date in which the country use to inaugurate. shannon. >> shannon: chad pergram on the hill, thank you chad. andrew cuomo breaking his silence tonight over sexual harassment allegations and saying he is embarrassed by the opera. not everyone is accepting his version of an apology. we have the very latest night from new york city where she is life. hey, alex. >> good evening, shannon. new york governor andrew cuomo making his first appearance on camera talking about all of this three women accused him of inappropriate behavior. it today, he got emotional while he was speaking, saying that he understands, even though his intentions might've been one thing, it doesn't matter if it made other people uncomfortable. >> i truly and deeply apologize for it. i feel awful about it. frankly, i am embarrassed. by it. >> cuomo apologizing, but says he's not going anywhere. >> not going to resign. i work for the people of the state of new york, they elected me, and i'm going to serve the people of the state of new york. >> former aide lindsay boylan who accuse the governor of unwanted touching, including a kiss, tweeting, how can new yorkers trust you to lead our state if you don't know when you've been inappropriate with their own staff? another former ada, charlotte bennett, claims he made her feel uncomfortable with inappropriate comments. she said she reported his actions, we are confident they made him aware of her complaints. 33-year-old and a rock shared this photo with "the new york times" from a 2019 whiting where she says, cuomo touched her face asking if he could kiss her. today cuomo saying you can find hundreds of pictures with him making the same gesture. the governor says he fully supports the woman's right to come forward. in fact, in 2019 he passed a law strengthening antidiscrimination laws in the workplace. under the new legislation, conduct need not qualify as severe or pervasive. nondisclosure contracts still allow for harassment complaints. it also extends the statute of limitations from one year to three to dominic among other things. if there is a bill in the works to strip the governor of his pandemic emergency power, something that republicans have long called for. you and alex hogan my first night in new york, thanks, alex. much more to impact from the story tonight, will this apology take the heat off cuomo, was it an apology, where the same democrats demanded justice for cavanaugh to demand the same of the governor? justice on trial, the federalist senior editor mollie hemingway, good to have you back. >> great to be with you. >> shannon: hear from slate.com, the headline is, maybe it's a good thing andrew cuomo still governor. it's by dolly a lift with. the me two movement should welcome due process. that's something there was a great debate about during the cavanagh hearing. we read all about this, it seems like now folks across the spectrum think due process is a good idea. >> governor cuomo does deserve due process, whether that's related to these allegations of sexual misconduct coming from three employees, or his other serious scandal of sending people with covid into nursing homes, causing thousands of deaths, and then the attendant cover-up an end obstruction of justice, potential obstruction of justice. of these things, cuomo deserves due process. that was something he was not willing to give brett kavanaugh when he was accused of something for whom he had never even met the woman, much less that anything untoward had happened. cuomo really lead the charge in calling for cavanaugh's head, as did so many of these media figures like dolly a lift wake, who analyses the need for due process for people who are under allegations. or for people who have photographic evidence, employment track records, and other things as in the case of cuomo. >> shannon: if we're going to be consistent, we have to have due process. i think to be fair, whether you are a guy, or some other guy is being accused, all of us should want that for ourselves, because we will all be accused of something at some point. you mentioned that there's photographic evidence. it let's look at the picture that "the new york times" has published notice must be from a wise dominic wedding reception in which governor cuomo was touching her, he asked if he could kiss her. he said today, want you to know this, he never touched anyone inappropriately ever. there's this picture, and assemblywoman who is a democrat for manhattan tweet says, cuomo keeps repeating he hasn't touched anyone inappropriately when there is literally a photo of him touching someone inappropriately. he says this is just how he greets people. >> i do think this is a thing that the me too movement has prevented proper debate about. what is okay, or even unwelcome contact versus what is criminal or worthy of cancellation or having someone step down? the problem is, we haven't had a really good conversation about these types of workplace interactions, and we've just used them as a political cudgel. that's inappropriate, as he just said, whether the target is a republican or democrat or otherwise. it's not something andrew cuomo believed just a couple of years ago when he was demanding that brett kavanaugh not be placed on the supreme court for allegations for which there was no evidence. i'm sure he has a different -- has a change of heart now that he's in this situation. andrew cuomo has this reputation for hostile behavior with colleagues, with the press, with people who have critiqued him, so that's probably not helping him right now. there's a difference between hugging someone, and truly inappropriate contact that requires greater action, probably. >> shannon: i want to ask you quickly what we have you, because you follow the hunter biden story, fox news today confirming that the federal investigation to his tax affairs is active and ongoing. sources are telling fox that they are treating it seriously. when do you expect we will know anything more about the investigation into hunter biden, do you think we will? >> i don't know, shannon. the fbi has a really bad reputation at this point for whether it can actually see an investigation through for as someone as politically connected as hunter biden. in recent years, we saw the fbi was willing to put people through the absolute ringer and cause them to spend millions of dollars in legal defense, risk jail time if they had any association with former president donald trump. we've not really seen that when it comes to some of their more favored democratic targets. i think we will see precisely how serious the fbi takes this if we ever see charges -- i wouldn't hold breath given that they have not had the best track record in recent years. >> shannon: mollie hemingway, always appreciate your time, good to see you. >> thank you. >> shannon: breaking tonight, pressure mounting on the biden administration over a major surge of illegal immigration among our southern border. applications are up as much as 350% in one area, and coronavirus exacerbating the danger. casey stegall is looking at the situation for us tonight in eagle pass, texas. >> and just the last 24 hours, u.s. border patrol agents shut down three stash houses used for human smuggling in the rio grande valley of south texas, yielding more than 50 arrests. one small snapshot, officials say, of a growing migrant surge among the southern border. >> we are looking at 5,000 a day that we are encountering on the southwest border illegally entering. a 400 of those are unaccompanied minors. unaccompanied minors or children under the age of 17 traveling alone and caught entering the country illegally. in the big bend sector of texas, customs and border protection figures show a 141% increase in juvenile apprehensions compared to the same. lack of time last year. if they are up 122% in the del rio sector, and 96% in el paso. all of the border states combined, the year to date hike is 64%. >> the green light is on now. we are open for business again. it's the worst message to be sending to the traffickers who are smuggling these kids across the border. >> and another problem, officials with the city of brownsville, texas, report at least 108 migrants tested positive for covid since the end of january. more than 6% of everyone they screened. a city spokesperson tells fox news, they don't have the authority to detain those people and prevent them from getting on buses and traveling elsewhere. >> it's a crisis then commits a crisis now, it's not a right or left thing. how they phrase it does depend on which side of the aisle you stand on right now, and the american people deserve better. >> the recent surge is to attributed to several factors including pandemic, public perception of relaxed rules, and also migrant camps and border communities. under the trump administration, people had been waiting in these camps for their immigration court hearing on the mexican side. now, agents a more i heard attempting to cross and wait in the u.s. >> at least two texas border cities are not relying on the federal government to test migrants. they are getting help from the state of texas in the form of rapid covid testing kits from the department of emergency management. shannon. you and casey stegall in texas, thank you. the future starship rocket appeared to 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speak of the center for american liberties filed a civil rights lawsuit back in july of last year within days of the governor announcing the shutdown. before i filed that lawsuit, i spoke to inner-city teachers in los angeles, and many of our 15 plaintiffs are minority plaintiffs, immigrant plaintiffs. these are parents who deeply care about their children's education. closing the schools is the structural racism in california. let's face it, it's the rich white kids, like the kids at gavin newsom or governor, who are able to get around the shutdown and go to schools. it is the inner city children whose schools are already failing them in the best of times where not being punished. it's the parents of those kids who are having to stay home and play teacher him and the older children of those kids were having to leave their jobs to stay with her younger siblings. the arrogance and insensitivity of the teachers union is emblematic of the fact that they run california, they own the politicians, and they are using this crisis to further political agenda, it is disgraceful. bringing it back, we believe firmly there's a fundamental right to education in the constitution, sweetly in the state of california, as well as federal. we are pushing the court to recognize that in the ninth circuit. >> shannon: those parent sound very frustrated, jeremy. >> absolutely. if they have every right to be. my hats are off them for organizing. that they are doing protests, and having the whole rally out there in los angeles. my hat goes off to them, they're doing the right thing. at the teachers union president -- to make this all about race is completely backwards. the real issue here is about people who want to help students and get them back in school, and those who don't. it's about teachers that want to get back and do their jobs. they can get back to helping students, and union presidents that want to exploit the pandemic for political gain. we can see where the battle lines are being drawn on these reopening issues. honestly, you have to wonder, why would they make this all about race? while, in this country, it works. if you have the right politics, you can throw in the race card anytime you want, and you are excused from disenfranchising black and brown kids from getting their education. that's my issue with this entire story. i'm happy to see parents speaking out making their voices heard against these teachers unions. >> shannon: quick comment from both of you two on some race-related curriculum that's popped up in arizona, the department of education. this is according to christopher rufo, who says he's gotten his hands on these materials. racism can be as racist as three months old. you can have a black friend, partner, and child and still be racist. of those two relationships do not give you a one-way ticket out of racism town. quick comments from you both? >> look, the left wants to baptize your children in the religion of wokeness. it's not just politics as usual, the entire religious belief systems. we have to teach our kids in the home, truth. i'm a christian, i plan on teaching my child all god's children are made in his image and we don't judge people by the color of their skin, that's the story i'm telling you my home, i hope the rest of the country will do the same. if >> i would agree, completely. you think about why someone would push this false narrative that babies are racist, parents are racist, white people are all racist. it is for political reasons, it's to divide us, it is for very cynical reasons, and it's frankly untrue and very far from the ideal that reverend martin luther king taught us about being a color-blind society that we should all strive toward. >> shannon: i think you both for weighing in on these hot stories tonight. good to see you. ♪ ♪ the washington football team replacing its cheerleaders with a coed dance squad. why some are calling it a slap in the face. clay travis is here, next, for the lightning round. ♪ ♪ and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include indigestion, fatigue, belly pain, decreased appetite, nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting which can lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. i have it within me to lower my a1c. ask your doctor about trulicity. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ ♪ for every idea out there, that gets the love it should ♪ ♪ there are 5 more that don't succeed ♪ we're made for. ♪ and so are lost for good ♪ ♪ and some of them are pretty flawed ♪ ♪ and some of them are slightly odd ♪ ♪ but many are small businesses that simply lack the tool ♪ ♪ to find excited people who will stop and say 'that's cool'♪ ♪ and these two, they like this idea ♪ ♪ and those three like that one.♪ ♪ and that's 'cause personalized ads ♪ ♪ find good ideas for everyone ♪ i made a business out of my passion. i mean, who doesn't love obsessing over network security? 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>> amen. not only should more people fight back, they should be like this principal in the first place, that's who should be educating our children. instead of getting his job back, they should promote him and make him superintendent of men for school so he can teach everyone else to be suspect of what's going on in social media. the idea what we have on what you're seeing on a day-to-day basis is accurate and representative of larger american marketplace of ideas is often wrong. we need adults to be teaching children who spend every waking hour on line to be skeptical of the information that they are finding online. this is exactly what we need educators to be doing. he did exactly the right thing, i'm glad he fought back and i'm glad he won, i'm think he deserves a promotion. >> shannon: speaking of online, there is a mystery with twitter. with this trusted report team's account popped up on twitter. it was going to fact-check thing. it was immediately blue checks. it started putting up defense of the biden administration. it has been suspended, everyone trying to figure out how this account was automatically blue checked. they seem to be leaning left. these are the pages it was following, to left-wing nonprofits, two for the southern -- for twitter employees, the president, cnn, and "the new york times" and the 11 youtube employee. we have no idea how this account got set up to be the arbiter now checking everything. it has since been suspended. it's a mystery. think of this is exactly what the memphis principal was talking about. right, shannon? many times these so-called authority figures, which are, by the way, reporting the things that are factual -- which are not in fact truthful -- is helping to create more of a mess in this social media universe, and it's not a surprise for anybody who has paid any attention to the direction twitter and many other countries are following, they would be reporting things that are in favor of left-wing agendas is being truthful, and anything that questions those corporate hierarchies in any way as maligned, and you end up getting a guy fired or suspended at memphis as a principal for talking about it. that this is how the information ecosystem feeds upon itself. >> shannon: it's got to be a record from opening to blue checked to suspended. we will try to follow it. clay travis, thanks for dropping in. >> shannon, thanks as always. >> shannon: officials in brownsville, texas, say they are powerless to stop the illegal immigrants from traveling into the u.s., even after they test positive for covid. we are going to talk to folks on the grounds there in texas, next. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. principal. for all it's worth. this is the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic. and it responds to snoring - automatically. so no more nudging your partner. or opting for the couch. because the tempur-ergo smart base is our first system that detects snoring and automatically adjusts to help reduce it. your best sleep. all night. every night. now is the perfect time to experience the mattress ranked #1 in customer satisfaction by jd power, two years in a row. learn more at tempurpedic.com university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in new scholarships through this month, because hope fuels opportunity. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu ♪♪ dad, i'm scared. ♪♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. ♪♪ it's why last year chevron invested billions of dollars to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> shannon: more than 100 illegal immigrants who tested positive for covid at the border are allowed to travel even further into the west. that's just at one location, we are told, as officials say there is no power to stop them. if they are increasingly frustrated with the surge of recent migrants. it's their community say they are not equipped to handle it. let's talk about it. agriculture commissioner, and jackson county latter back, great to have you back. sharp, what about that? these community say they can't handle this, even if someone test positive, we can't stop them anyway. if they are allowed to travel into the u.s., but we have no power. >> shannon, texans and americans are locked down, lost jobs, and a number of things for the covid issue, and yet we have over 1,000 a day coming in the rio grande valley sector created that's over 1,000 a day we are coming in now. it they have very little covid testing, and whatever covid testing is managed to be done they are allowed to proliferate into the country. you tell me where the hypocrisy is there with the left. >> shannon: there's a lot of frustration over it, i know that. if they are democrats who are sounding the alarm. axes had the headline, were inspired and about immigrant. they're talking about texas congressman henry cuellar. you can just say, but everybody in, because then we are affected down at the border. what are the effects there at the border in texas? >> well, like the sheriff said, there is no end to the hypocrisy of this president. while he's calling us neanderthals down here for removing the mask order, he has completely thrown the border open, stop the building of the wall, removed our cyber security, the drones are on the ground, the blooms are grounded. our folks are down there working blind. actually, i think d.c. could learn a lot from what we do here in texas, if we are still a republic, would be the ninth largest economy in the world. somehow, we have to stop this. 1,000 today, that's going to multiply times nomadic ten times that. word comes out that the gates are open, you can walk right in. some of them tested, and found over 100 of immigrants from covid, you know what they did with them question mike put them on a bus and sent them out all over our state and over the united states. >> shannon: they say have they had no ability to stop the folks from traveling. a lot of these people are very desperate, coming from horrible situations. i know they are being exploited by cartels and smugglers. the hill reporting, these are just so big it's overwhelming the mexican smugglers. they are now requiring their customers to wear numbers, colored, and labeled wristbands to denote payment and help them manage their swelling human inventory. sheriff, these people are being exploited, these are not great conditions for all these folks. >> shannon, the biden administration policies are enabling this and causing this. i want to discuss for a second about the cartel and how they are being empowered on this. at the biden administration is funding the cartel and to their violence come here. let's just take, just only the rio grande valley sector of texas. let's take 1,000 people a day, and the pso paid to the cartel simply for access to the border, let's say it's $250. that's a quarter million dollars a day here that's being made that we are funding the cartel with to further exploit texas and the rest of the nation. >> shannon: we know a lot of these folks are not great conditions as they travel. it they try to find a better life because the message that they are hearing. chef, commissioner, we think you both for weighing in, good to see you. >> thank you, god bless. >> shannon: how a virginia county can regulate ability to fly american flags on their own property, will tell you about that, next. sure, your health insurance tells you to see a doctor but, um, look around. these days it's not that easy. you're telling me. but humana helps make it easy. human care gives you tons of ways to talk to your doctor: phone, computer, in person, or tablet. hey jean! hi! this is just a quick follow up. your numbers are looking great. you don't even have to put on shoes. ooo! easy peasy. you like that, huh? 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