ice cream company ben & jerry s getting torched for taking a hard stance against israel. fox and friends first on tuesday starts right now. pour some sugar on me pour some sugar on me everybody is hot. how was your weekend. it is so far in the past i don t want to talk about it. it was a while ago, you are watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. laura: back to the masks, top covid advises set to testify on capitol hill a mask mandates for vaccinated americans. doctor fauci defending a new push to have kids as young as 3 years old mask up this coming school year. griff jenkins has more from washington. good morning. did the cdc end it s mask mandate too soon? that s the question that will be the focus of that hearing before the senate health committee where doctor fauci will be among those testifying. it comes as only half the country have gotten the shot and you see here that only 48.6% are fully vaccinated, 56.one% received one dose but wi
president biden slamming the efforts by republican led states to restrict voting rights, calling it an assault on our democracy. this sacred right is under assault with incredible intensity like i have never seen, even though i got started as a public defender and civil rights lawyer. with an intense skpit aggressiveness we have not seen in a long, long time. it is simply un-american. it is not however, sadly, unprecedented. the president announcing vice president kamala harris will lead the biden administration s push to protect voting rights across the country and acknowledging it will be an uphill battle. democrats in texas walking out and derailing a republican bill designed to suppress voting. the g.o.p. governor is fighting mad. what are the democrats next move? i will ask the chairman of the party who will join me in a few minutes. first john harwood. john harwood, president biden calling the attack on voting rightsa know unprecedented assault on our democracy and
mad. what is the democrats next move? i m going to ask the chairman of the state party who will join me in a few minutes. first i want to bring in john harwood and denver riggleman. john harwood, president biden calling the attack on voting rights an unprecedented assault on our democracy. he s putting vice president kamala harris in charge of the white house efforts. you say this is an example of shifting power dynamic in the country. talk to me about that. don, think about what happened today. a democratic president elected on the strength of non-white votes in key states, went to oklahoma to recognize a racial massacre of african-americans in a way no previous president has done, to propose steps to redress, to narrow the racia l massive. that is why his lies are now being used to propel these efforts to restrict voting that joe biden said he s going to fight today but it s not at all clear he can defeat them. maggie haberman his former attorney sidney powell is ri
was announced she was dropping out of the presidential campaign, because it was such a fascinating and moving hour of television that you did that night with senator warren. and she is still with us, of course, in so many ways. and in the book, she talks about losing and how there are more things that can happen than you just lose a campaign. there are more dimensions to losing than people realize. including some of the wins that come from losing. like getting joe biden the nominee to adopt ideas that she impressed upon him. somewhat against his will during presidential debates, for example. yeah. and also, in the case of elizabeth warren, turning out to be maybe the most influential member of the democratic party in washington in terms of getting personnel into key roles in the biden administration. i mean, look at people who have been associated with elizabeth warren, who have worked for her, worked with her, who have been partners with her, who ended up in key positions
including some of the winds that come from losing. like getting joe biden the nominee to adopt ideas that she impressed upon him. somewhat against his well during the presidential debates, for example. yeah, and also in the case of elizabeth warren, turning out to be maybe the most influential member of the democratic party in washington in terms of getting personnel into key roles in the biden administration. i mean, you look at people have been associated with elizabeth warren who have worked for her, who have worked with her, who have been protegees of her, who have been partners of her that have ended up in key positions inside the biden administration. i m not sure there s anyone else in the democratic party who is exerted that much influence, if you think of personnel as policy. she is a force in the biden administration from her perch and the senate. i also learned today on social media that she gives her dog bailey a burrito every year for his birthday and now tha