hands. his order proclaims that america will beget an ambitious hole of government agenda, but we aren t allowed to know what it is. that s odd. for three months we ve been trying to guess, what is this equity that is now our country s main reason of the existing? we know it s not the same as equality or a closely related. in the name of equity, biden supports open discrimination against asian college graduates. we used to call that kind of behavior racism. we had laws against it.aw now we call it equity and we have laws demanding it. it turns out that racism and equity are pretty much the same thing. who knew? here s the latest illustration of the principal and it comes not from the biden administration but from united airlines. united used too be a conventionl air linent carrier, it flew airlines from place to place most of times uneventfully. that was the old united airlines. the new united is very different. it s a combination of a hyperaggressive corporate hr departmen
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it has been tough in texas and continues to be so. hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour of america s news headquarters. i m eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hi, eric. i m arthel nefl. nell.going from a power knowlede food and power crisis. electricity being restored to more homes. fresh food, water and other resources have become hard to find. millions are under boil water notices that could last several days. it is especially challenging for some people who have no water to boil due to frozen or burst pipes. we never lost power. they never lost water. i mean, they comfortable over there what about us? getting text messages about water and ice where go get water. so far, us getting it back in our homes yet. there is still no bread. you know, they are bringing out pallets of water right now. but no dairy products. no eggs. we have live fox news team coverage. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the winter weather that hammered texas. we begin with grady trim b
speak with the president is uncompromising when it comes to the speed that we need to act out to address this crisis. the white house press secretary, how should we view the secretary s meeting between the ten republican senators? is this going to be aligned by negotiation where is this something much more broad and general? jen psaki said to look at this as a conversation come a chance for these two sides to sit down and hear each other out. we will see what they come up with when this meeting takes place at 5:00 this afternoon on a very snowy day at the white house. conversations may go nowhere when it comes and kristin fisher live in the white house, thanks. harris: let s bring in former national economic director. larry, we were so exciting. and welcome to the fox news family. thank you, john, great to be here. so you know the way things work on the white house. we have this big meeting coming up this afternoon. republicans making it clear they want a smaller
church. that person found the judge s home and shot and killed her son, and injured her husband. these acts and threats of violence are not associated with any one set of partisan or ideological views, but they are permeating so many parts of our national life that their risk becoming normalized and routine if we do not stop them. that is dangerous for people s safety. and it is deeply dangerous for our democracy. in a democracy, people vote, argue, and debate, often vociferously, in order to achieve the policy outcomes they desire. but in a democracy, people must not employ violence or unlawful threats of violence to effect that out come. citizens must not be intimidated from exercising their constitutional rights to free expression and association by such unlawful conduct. the justice department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable. we have marshalled the resources of