democrats are now trying to ram what is a massive $1.9 trillion spending bill through the house of representatives as early as tomorrow. they want you, the american people, to believe something that is not true. they want you to believe this is an emergency covid relief package that will help we the people. nothing could be further from the truth. 9% of the $2 trillion goes towards fighting covid-19. 9%. nearly $700 billion will not even be spent for years until avenue 2022. last i checked, this is 2021. that includes billions of dollars in this bill that i don t even be spent until 2024. how is that in any way categorized as emergency covid relief? to make matters worse, the bulk of the spending bill had nothing at all whatsoever to do with getting money directly in to the hands of the american people, those that desperately need it. but per usual, joe biden seems totally unaware and totally clueless. take a look. we need congress to pass my american rescue plan that deals
covid relief package passes the house. if we act now, decisively, quickly and boldly, we can finally get ahead of this virus, we can finally get our economy moving again. chris: but democrats face a big setback in their bid to boost the minimum wage. we ll discuss the critical week ahead with white house press secretary jen psaki. plus, the president takes his first military action as commander in chief, ordering an airstrike on iranian-backed militias. we re joined by senate intelligence committee chair mark warner. then, mr. biden s moves on immigration face sharp pushback as he stamps out trump s policies. we ll ask our sunday panel about the new crisis on the border. chris: and power player of the week, a 12-year-old whiz kid on his way to college. all right now on fox news sunday. muck chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. the center of the political universe today is orlando, florida, and the annual conservative gathering at cpac. while a p
dana: great to have you back. thrilled about the vaccines. bill: unbelievable. really good. dana: round them up, head them out. going to indiana and ohio first? no better place in america. bill: i agree with you on that. a couple of things on the vaccine. we are tow lowest hospitalization rate we ve seen in america since november. the third vaccine coming online within a couple of hours here now. this is all very good news. dana: indeed. is. bill: good to be back with you. team fox coverage. peter doocy at the white house. we begin down in cpac with mark meredith to wrap things up. good morning. bill, good morning to you. former president trump made it clear to conservatives last night he is not going anywhere. he urged republicans to stick with his america first for their party platform and made it clear to the crowd he will remain very active in politics ahead of next year s mid-term elections. he spoke for about 90 minutes last night. an hour late getting to
adam kinzinger s own family said they re embarrassed to be related to his because of his vote. they re accusing him of being in the devil s army. here is a preview of tonight s presidential town hall. what should we expect? reporter: good morning. for weeks president biden has been stressing the urgency and importance of passing this $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, but most of that business of selling the american public has been happening here at the white house as the president has tried to drum up bipartisan support in meetings with senators and representatives as well as a group of bipartisan governors and mayors who came to the white house on friday. but now president biden will have his first opportunity to take his message outside of washington directly in conversation with the american people. that is why president biden is heading this evening to milwaukee, wisconsin, where he ll participate in the cnn town hall. i spoke with a senior official who made cl
before our nation is more deeply and permanently scarred by the human and economic costs of inaction. some other items in the 600-page bill, $650 billion for state and local governments. $35 billion for obama care premiums. $1 billion plus for socially disadvantaged farmers. they re calling at this time biden bailout. the reason is to bail out blue state governors and reward their lockdown policies. billions that satisfy the president s political allies and their agenda. a prominent new york democrat helping cash strapped states and cities. state and local budgets have been devastated. not democratic budgets over republican budgets but all budgets. the biden white house and their congressional allies are focused on ramming this through congress. there s a difference between acting quickly and decisively and acting recklessly and rationally. in this instance, we re acting recklessly and rationally. there s not been any debate. this package includes hundreds of mi