our you feeling? todd: i love it. good morning. todd: you are watching fox and friends first on carley: thursday morning. red states are pushing back after president biden marks mississippi and texas for ending mask mandates. todd: the latest on what the president calls neanderthal thinking. reporter: a tough shot across the bow. president biden issued that nationwide mask mandates on day one pushing everyone to where they are citing cdc guidelines but now as more states like mississippi and texas ease their requirements the president is lashing out with knuckle dragging criticism. i think it is a big mistake was the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking, everything is fine, take off your mass, forget it. it still matters. reporter: in mississippi where they lifted their mandate this week, governor kate reeves shot back. i feel the same way as i did the day hillary clinton called all of us in middle america deplorable. it struck me as someone who needs to g
filled with metal shavings. tonight the house passed a sweeping bill that would change campaign finance, voting and ethic laws. so concerned about losing majority to consolidate the power. happy to take questions, what do you want me to do? those teg call glitches always cause a problem with q and a session i don t know why that happens all of the time welcomes that an empty street where people usually go. when the pmed is over which we re in texas it would be over in new york not closening it is important to know that it is march 4th which is 13 days from what is number one holiday in america st. patrick s day which i believe i ll have final say on whether we have a parade or not. you will decide it. st. patrick s day is bigger than christmas? thanksgiving looking at that s what america says. big party day. the party day. it is time to party fold. brian. like the white house yesterday, and just pull a plug put up color bars on brian look they done on
held the coronavirus outbreak in nursing homes, president pride in making a full promise tonight speeding up the timeline to make sure every american that wants to get vaccinated will be able to by the end of may. that is tonight, texas and mississippi leading the way and ending coronavirus restrictions including mass mandates and the reopening just about everything. they say it is time. and democrats trying to make changes to the election process, the hr one reform bill up for vote in house this week. republicans win as the repeat of the issues we had in 2020 on steroids for years to come. meanwhile, at the state level, republicans are fighting to reinstate things like voter i.d. as critics fallback, voter suppression, our panel will debate. welcome to it fox news at night, i m shannon bream in washington pit we begin with democrats tripping governor cuomo of a many of his emergency powers as they call for his resignation continuing to grow. alex olga and joining us live f
and they fell in the perimeter of the airbase. the iraqi military released a statement saying the attack did not have losses and security forces find a launchpad for the missiles. in retaliation for the drone strike that killed general soleimani. standby for more on this story. republicans say we could repeat issues in 2020 on steroids. at the state level republicans fight to reinstate things. that is voter suppression. welcome to fox news at night. stripping governor cuomo of many of his emergency powers that called for his resignation and continue to grow. to strip governor cuomo one assembly member, this would require the governor to post information online about executive orders, give local government the right to issue without state approval, ease the transition through the end of the disaster period. especially after cuomo s nursing home policies during the pandemic. that is the good of the state. cuomo faces sexual harassment claims from lindsay boylein, and ov
january 6th will forever leave a dark stain on the fabric of this country. it was an attack on our democracy and it still has seen little to be done to hold those accountable. according to a new abc poll, an overwhelming majority, 72% of americans, believe the people involved in the attack on the capitol were threatening democracy. i worry where we are headed as a nation if we don t change course and hold those accountable for their actions on january 6th, including the former president, who americans mostly agree is at least partially to blame. meanwhile, as the house select committee is investigating the attack on the capitol, which they plan to have public hearings this year, donald trump is threatening to hold a news conference at his mar-a-lago resort on thursday seeking to co-op the day and rewrite history. conversely congressman jamal brown is urging president bush to use his executive authority to recognize january 6th as a national day of healing. this goes beyond on