see the one that wasn't overflowing at capacity. officials talking to one another, children playing soccer, the visuals were far cry from pictures released earlier this week from democratic congressman of children crammed into an overcrowded facility that didn't appear to have any social distancing in sight. by way of comparison, the trump administration came under fire in 2019 and former vice president mike pence itself went to a facility at the time, was packed with migrants for all to see. it thousands demonstrate across the country against the trump administration's policies on the very day of pensive's visit. very few protests, if any, this week. tomorrow the president is scheduled to hold his first press conference after 64 days in office. a former president trump held his first news conference 27 days, barack obama, it was 20 days. george w. bush bush answered questions 30 days, the white house defends mr. biotin, saying he has taken questions and informal settings. if they've shielded him from the american press coming this was earlier today. it clearly the media had a few more questions, but the white house said times up. >> president biden: will my turning this over to? >> thank you so much mr. president. >> shannon: welcome to fox news at night, i am shannon bream in washington. it white house is calling the migration challenge at the border. good evening kevin. >> challenge for some, crisis for others. the explosive nature of the crisis happening at the borders more than just a humanitarian disaster for those who come to say nothing of the citizens of the communities who've been impacted. if this is all happening in the midst of a global pandemic, and that makes it a massive health crisis as well. even as the white house continues to restrict access to the main facility for thousands being held. >> we well and were working with border control and dhs to determine how we can do it. >> yet another promise of future transparency from a white house that at least so far has been recalcitrant and its reluctance to offer any critics despite calls to get the american people an unvarnished look at conditions along the border for thousands of illegal migrants and asylum seekers. the government so far only offering glimpses of selected facilities, not the themes of mass humanity that have begun to surface independently. >> i look forward to engaging in diplomacy, strength democracy. and shared prosperity in the region. >> admits in the crisis unfolded at the white house, vice president kamala harris was tasked to lead the border response. a charge coming days after she laughed when questioned about when she planned to visit the border. for his part, biotin ignored questions of when he might go. this is a half dozen new intake facilities have sprouted up across the american southwest from california to texas, needed to manage the 16,513 unaccompanied children currently in custody. even the pentagon is getting involved, announcing tonight via twitter that it will temporarily house unaccompanied migrant children at bases in lackland and fort bliss texas. it then there's the health impact. if there's 2900 unaccompanied minors who tested positive for covid-19 upon arrival at u.s. at shelters over the past year, including around 300 currently in the system. that is a major concern, and stays much longer than the prescribed three days. if the is, this disease could spread among those who are in these facilities and spike cases around the country when the migrants are released. by the way, we have new figures showing nearly 10,000 miners are currently in positions that are blocked out for 3100 young people. you get a sense of the overwhelming crush of humanity. this is expected to be a major topic tomorrow when mr. biotin >> shannon: we will all have life coverage, thank you. in a matter of hours, the suspect accused of killing ten people in a boulder, colorado, supermarket monday will appear in court for the first time the motor for the mass shooting remains a mystery. folder strong signs honoring the ten who lost their lives there. some telling moments on the senate hearing for the people act today. roy blunt questioning a witness who supports the nationalization of the elections. >> why would that bill removing dead people from the voter rolls based on social security information be voter suppression? >> because there are frequently errors in the list that are used in social security and other. >> your view would be that the federal government is not capable of telling the states which social security recipients should die, so we should turn the entire election over to a federal structure? i don't agree. >> shannon: in that senate hearing there was a rare sighting, but the majority and minority leader appearing as special as misses. this is all a part of a plan that will nationalize elections and change them forever. congressional correspondent chad pergram has the story. >> it's been seven years since the senate majority leader and minority leader testified at the same hearing. it speaks volumes about why this voting measure consumes the two sides. >> we are going to hear this will register eight -- >> this is clearly an effort by one party to rewrite the rules of political system. >> voting rights are sacrosanct, they must be in viable. >> it's an invitation to chaos. >> democrats say that's exactly why this bill is necessary. >> let me tell you what chaos is. chaos' purging names longtime voters from a voter list. >> they repaired republican state legislature curbs stay access. >> it follows sell falls dark and large over this congress. >> it requires states offer more than two weeks of early voting and permit online registration. the bill supporters say they don't have problems back home. >> we have same-day registration, no excuse absentee voting, no voter i.d., no fraud. >> the constitution sides voting methods are left at the states. >> why in the world would we give up state control of our elections to the federal government? >> the bill is s-1, as in senate bill one. republicans argue that says a lot about democrats priorities. >> it's keeping democrats in power for 100 years. >> everyone is watching west virginia democrat joe manchin. he said the bill has good things. even if democrats stick together, they lack the votes to overcome a filibuster. democrats are now mulling permanently extinguishing the filibuster on all bills of the four guns or s1. both big promises to the liberal base. >> shannon: chad pergram, thank you. breaking tonight, fox news has confirmed that north korea has fired two short range ballistic missiles from its eastern coast into the sea of japan, the rogue nations second missile tests this week, a senior u.s. official says there was no threat to u.s. or japanese forces and believes the test may have been for the type of missile that mark green i would like to launch from a submarine. at this test fire was done from the ground. a potential 2024 hopeful is facing conservatives. kristi noem taking heat for a bill that would've banned biological males back to state lawmakers for redo. to trace gallagher's on the case for us tonight. >> good evening to you, that south dakota bill pushed by the republican-controlled legislature would've been another slap a college athletics, but g.o.p. governor kristi noem who said she was excited to sign the bill abruptly changed her mind and refused to sign calling it a losing battle, telling tucker carlson that legal scholars told her it would open the door to a cascade of unwinnable legislation. >> they've gone through the steps of how i would legally challenge the ncaa and keep them from bullying the stout dominic state of south dakota. they told me i need to build a coalition. >> tucker carlson pushed back saying she was caving to the ncaa and we should note that idaho and mississippi past similar bills, told the federalist those states have not seen a flood of lawsuits. the federalist also reported on potential ulterior motives, namely the governor noem's chief of staff of the sioux falls chamber of commerce. the advisor for gnome is a lawyer and lobbyist and owner of an arena that is to host a tournament. she's not caving, she's hunting for allies, look. >> i making excited we are building strength in numbers and going after the ncaa and keeping only girls playing in girls sports. i've been doing this for years and i'm going to solve the problem not just pick a fight to pick a fight. >> it's not just state implications, governor noem again went national praise for pushing back against covid lockdowns and has been talked about as a presidential contender. brit hume tweeted, or flip flop on a bill to keep biological men out of women's sports is clear and likely to be remembered. many still remember in 2015 when mike pence was accused of caving to big business by backing away from legislation that would have given some protections to people who could sued by lgbtq activists. it now governor noem is in the unforgettable hot seat. >> shannon: everyone takes their turn these days it seems. it trace gallagher, thank you very much. tonight from inside a migrant facility in texas, currently housing hundreds of teenagers. vice president harris takes charge of the white house effort to tackle up what they are calling a migrant challenge. it's notable because of how candidate harris responded to an immigration question during a democratic primary debate in 2019. >> the topic of decriminalization of the border -- if you would be so kind, raise your hand if you think it should be a civil offense rather than a crime to cross the border without documentation? can we keep our hands up so we can see them? >> and republican senator tom cotton to get his reaction to what's going on at the border and beyond. if you can see the video, you may remember the moments that now vice president harris raised her hand, today president biden can dominic said, i can think of no one better qualified, can you think of anyone better qualified? >> almost anyone could be better qualified than kamala harris. she said she would decriminalize a legal border crossings during the campaign. she also compared emigrations and custom enforcement officers to the kkk. no, this is not going to solve our border crisis. in the end, it doesn't matter, harass or i'll hundred mallorca's and homeland security or anyone else designated by joe biden, is the joe biden border crisis, he's the one who eliminated the effective policies and agreements in place with mexico and guatemala that sparks this border crisis. >> shannon: it is a crisis, even though we are not using the word crisis, they are not using the word crisis, whatever the situation is, they say it was an inherited problem, the surge began before president biden was sworn in and this is left over from the last administration. >> nothing can be farther from the truth, shannon. i've heard the democrats use that talking point over and over again. it dismantled, that's the word they use bearded donald trump had dismantled the immigration system, that's false. joe biden is the one who dismantled the highly effective policies that traded this crisis. the three policies in particular, when was the public health exclusionary order which said come over and awkward to let people into our country during the middle of a pandemic. he created an exception of minors, and guess what, we have a lot of miners that are border right now. if you got to our border and had it in asylum claim, didn't just get released in the country on your own recognizance and hope you return to your hearing 18 months from now. third, the state third country agreement, especially with guatemala. if you left your country seeking asylum, you have to seek asylum in the first country through which you pass, oftentimes guatemala. those three policies had effectively closed our border last year. a joe biden eliminated them, and we have the joe biden border crisis now. >> shannon: the house passed a sweeping bill that would give the federal government they say over how state elections are carried out despite what the constitution says about that. democrats say there's a lot of scaremongering about it, it's not accurate. here's what chuck schumer says about what is now senate bill one. it's because we're going to hear that this bill register americans to focus the democratic power grab. we are going to hear that it's a federal takeover of our elections, opponents of voting rights throughout history have always had, leave it to the states. just leave it to the states to discriminate against african-americans, latinos, native americans, younger americans in college. >> shannon: a lot of the state legislation that's going on, stacey abrams, a prominent democratic leader said this, the new term of art is election integrity. she said, it is a laughable word or phrase to use, it's designed based on anything but a question of integrity. the truth of the matter is, there's no voter fraud. it democrats say, what they had pending before the senate will clean up the mess and efforts by republicans to do so at the state level is voter suppression. because the democrats call this log be for the people act, it should be called the for the corrupt democratic politicians act, it's designed to entrench the democrats in power. it look at some of the more radical proposals, they want to turn the federal election commission into a partisan commission of the democrats can have a majority on that commission, and basically outlaw republican campaigns. it they want to provide taxpayer funding of elections, they want your taxpayers to fund candidates oppose, sometimes in the strongest possible terms. they want to mandate the kind of reckless and untested and risky practices that so many states use last year like mandatory ballot harvesting where one person can go door-to-door and pick up thousands of ballots, a practice that is so risky, shannon, that an entire congressional election was invalidated two years ago. election republicans won, by the way. these are the kind of radical proposes democrat's are trying to leverage and entrench themselves in power forever. at the american people oppose this bill, we will not let it pass in the united states and it. the one i want to ask you about something we are tipped off to tonight. christopher and bruce both says he's got a skin from sun someth. it he says the bill would prohibit the armed forces and promoting the ideas of race essentialism, collective guilt, and neo-segregation. anything more you want to tell us about that? >> our armed forces should not be endorsing or recommending or requiring for training any of this left-wing nonsense that suggests that any race is inherently inferior or racist or oppressive, or that our country or our founding documents like the constitution or the declaration are inherently racist or oppressive when young men and women raise their hand and take the oath to join our military, they should know that they are fighting for great and noble nation. that's why i'm introducing this legislation come i want to make sure that all of our young troopers are trained to love their country and defend the country they love so much. >> shannon: we thank you and the other millions of men and women who have one that uniform. thank you, good to see you. as millions of students have yet to return to the classroom, an epidemic of teen related carjackings is on the rise in our nation's capital. is there a link? our lightning round panel, stay geared up and ready, next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/wolfgang and get 2 months free bottom line is, mom's love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. 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"wall street journal" says, officials and youth advocates suspect to be one driving force is that teens have grown increasingly isolated, disengaged, and susceptible for dangerous behavior. regardless of school status, the pandemic has led to anxiety and depression. we know two of the parents, a lot of the anxiety and depression as a jungle taking care of the kids, making a living, trying to figure out how to make this all work. >> you know, shannon, my kids 12, and 13. there are still at home, they start pose that dumb ex post time -- they haven't carjacked or committed any crimes. when you look at the inner-city, i've lived in washington, d.c., i will tell you when you i lived in chicago, this came up, there were a lot of teens and a lot of times it happened, you look at the other percentage of those arrested, there are 21, 18, 19, 20. they bring along those younger kids because they like, you want that new bike? i have a quick way for you to make a buck in order to get it. when there are desperate times in any country, and we've had an economic crisis as a result of the pandemic, and the pandemic itself, desperate times make people do desperate things and poor choices. sadly, there have been kids committing crimes throughout the country, especially in big cities before covid, and that certainly needs to stop. i don't think it's because they're not at school. >> shannon: a lot of them are younger, apparently, with this spike in d.c. to tomorrow president biden has his first press conference, i want to ask you both about what questions you want to ask, and if you think it will get answered. because the one i would ask resident biotin, if somebody comes here illegally, or is applying for asylum, gifts, and then released into the homeland, what exactly are they supposed to do for food and shelter and health care? i don't think there's any answer to that, and i think by the tens of thousands, and eventually hundreds of thousands this president and kamala harris have created an unbelievable human tragedy with human trafficking, it's just disasters for this country. i hope we get to ask some hard questions about it tomorrow. >> shannon: leslie, what's your question? >> we don't agree, but were in the same category. my question would be -- and i do think they will ask and should ask about the president's plan for immigration which would touch upon one of the things that jason said, which is applying for asylum. if the only way to apply for asylum under current laws, which are truly emphatic need of repair, is because you have to come to the border in order to apply for asylum. a president biden has foreshadowed the idea of being able to apply for asylum in your home country, that would stop a lot of the flood from coming into this country, i do think questions -- a lot of questions about immigration will be asked. i certainly hope the president has answers and a plan. we need to know what his plan is. >> shannon: people want to hear that. his critics have said he's lost his step, not up to being the president. they really under managed the expectations here. we saw this with the debates, too. he showed up, answered questions, completely engaged. what do you think about the expectations on him for tomorrow until he he needs to perform? >> they were pretty low. i think people will be looking at whether or not he's calling on specific reporters how long is he able to stay, and what sort of fumbles to see make along the way? >> shannon: a box will be in the room, we'll cover it live tomorrow afternoon on fox news. leslie and jason, thank you both very much. breaking tonight, another potential pitfall for andrew cuomo, the albany times union reporting that the governor of new york and its health commissioner directed health department officials to prioritize the governor's relatives and influential people with ties to the administration for coronavirus testing in the early days of the pandemic. among those allegedly getting preferential treatment, cuomo's brother, chris, and his mother, and at least one of his sisters. waiting for a response on that. i shot it new satire sites, spreading misinformation. the ceo is here to respond, he's alive, next. ♪ ♪ he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. ask your rheumatologist about humira. go to humira.com to see proof in action. if you can't afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help. >> shannon: intimates around his wound up, thousands of americans blowing their 1400 stimulus tax on trips to vegas, allowing bars and casinos to reopen at 50% capacity, drawing thousands of visitors to the vegas strip on its opening weekend. children are taught about gender identity and stereotypes in the nebraska public school system. proposing new health standards, which emphasizes teaching children respect for all genders. six graders will discuss the differences between gendered nonveterinary, and gender expenses. the paper quoting what it calls a series of experts suggesting books, websites, and youtube channels that offer welcome materials for young children and babies as young as three months old. bring in the capital city of austin, many neighborhoods are in the process of gentrification, evidence of a new luxury apartment building calling the cops on what they call black and latino car clubs that have been gathering in -- for decades. they are lasting stereo systems, screeching their tires and unleashing flumes of smoke. when people called it a display of toxic masculinity. a president making the covid vaccination mandatory for every member of the u.s. military. a jimmy fanatic calling unvaccinated troops a critical threat to our national security. check this out, populations are now soaring in several states, actually quadrupling. it was almost extinct in 1963, now population estimates are over 615,000. taking on "the new york times" tonight, pushing against what the satirical website because a hot garbage mirror. at the technology reporter mike isaac writing to babylon be, frequently traffic in misinformation under the guise of satire. avalon b ceo. >> great to be here. >> shannon: i understand they made some updates and changes to the story, does that fix things for you? >> it doesn't fix it. what would fix it is if they would apologize and say they are a legitimate satire site, you're the most popular satire site on the internet, and you're not trying to mislead people maliciously, we are sorry we imputed those motives on you. that would fix it. they added the piece a bit too provided different contexts where they're leading it up in the air. over leading it in an ambiguous kind of vague state of spreading misinformation. they haven't said no, this is a satire site. that would clear it up. >> and it was confusing to me when i heard this, i thought, okay let me go to read this. is this the babylon be satirizing "the new york times." i can't imagine them representing the onion as a site that is trafficking misinformation. the question is, do they know who you are and mischaracterizing it in an attempt to get ud platforms or some other things or do they not understand what you are doing? >> it's a strategy. we seen it time and time again. originally it started with snopes fact-checking us. it was laden with this terminology where that we are tricking people and successfully using this ruse in the past to convince people of this deceptive disinformation were putting out there. this recurring theme in the liberal media where they're trying to paint us with this narrative to make it stick to us. they can make it stick to us, they will want nothing to do with us. they are going to want to deplatform and remove from their platforms because we are a source of dangerous misinformation. the strategy -- the reason why it's a strategy they are using is satire so effective. humor gets a message across in a way that argumentation and rational argumentation and philosophical arguments are more effective than that in a lot of ways. you seen this tremendous pushback where they're trying to shut us up by slandering us by being a source of right wing misinformation. far right misinformation, even. >> shannon: people know what we are talking. we've shown this example before, we talked about you getting fat checked on things like a 2018 report that you had said that cnn had purchased industrial size washing machines so they could better spin the news. if that's not satire, i don't know what's getting missed in translation. >> "the new york times" cited that as an example of how we really were walking the thin line between satire and facts. they cited that story. what are they admitting? that cnn is biased or something? i'm not sure what that's an admission of. that's an example of something that is clearly not on the face of it believable. it's a funny, false story. it's false for a purpose, is making a sear to your goal point. if that's what satire does. it's not fair that the way they treat the onion is different than how they treat us. they're specifically going after us, maligning us, make characterizing us so they can get a steep. if necessary, we will do whatever we can to make sure these lies are corrected. anyone who is willing to say these lies about us needs to be held accountable. >> shannon: i will say this, some of your most ridiculous stories have been prophecies that have come true. when you get too close to the truth, sometimes that happens. thank you for being with us. oral roberts and to university, the cinderella story of this basketball tournament come the golden eagles upsetting power houses ohio state imported to become the second 15 seed ever to reach the sweet 16. to some of the national media, for instance an opinion piece in "usa today" calling out the christian school for its standards of behavior and official code of conduct calling them bigoted and hateful. i things feeling so divided you're having a tough time having a civil conversation with your neighbor or family members? 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