>> we had already signed up 70,000 vaccine sites. let me remind you on january 20th, 1.5 million shots were in arms on that day. that had nothing to do with the biden administration. i think the biden administration are doing some good things in underserved communities and carrying the bat onwell. i think the roll-out was really about as well as it could be. miraculous given the short time. i think we'll look back on that and history will prove that to be correct. >> bill: thank you for your time and the job you've done. >> dana: when you hear that fourth of july messaging small gathers maybe outside. even people as careful as you can be have been following their own monitor, i think, on what makes sense. you could be in the backyard, you can have a lot of space around you. i just keep feeling like the message that comes out is giving us the hold, hold, hold. brave heart, hold on. don't get excited or freak out yet. i understand you want to be cautious but it feels like sit a disconnect from where people are. >> bill: he set the bar low last night. american achieve more. the vaccination roll-out is impressive. every day we see them at the board. they continue to climb. hope is here already because of the vaccination. larry kudlow is coming up and will tell you the recovery you see economically is all based on whether or not the vaccination roll-out is successful. today we know that it is. so hats off to all those who worked on it. >> people who show up at the vaccination sites i hear more stories of people say i went, hung around. at the end of the day they gave me a shot. it is loosening up. people should be aggressive about how to pursue it. >> bill: we're getting better. violent night in portland, oregon again. the mayor looks to now boost funding. >> vice president kamala harris is still silent on the governor cuomo situation. why do you think that is? we'll discuss that with katie pavlich and donna brazile. >> guess who police officers were beaten by and hang the vice president? white supremacists, tim scott. what are you doing? >> done lemon going after tim scott saying woke supremacy is as bad as white supremacy. senator scott is here to respond in moments. so i only pay for what i need. 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where do you stand on that? >> thank you so much, martha. let me just say 30 years ago i was a very young capitol hill staffer when seven women marched across the capitol complex to demand a hearing for anita hill. as you all know a lot has changed in 30 years. women are coming forward about harassment in the workplace. women and men and others. so it is important that this investigation that leticia james is now overseeing go forward. i'm also aware that the new york assembly, the democratic members are also going forward with an impeachment. this is the proper way to handle this. i hope more women or women who have their stories who want to tell their version of the story also come forward and yes, i do believe at the end of the day we will have not just an investigation but when they conclude, i am hopeful that everybody will speak up and speak out. >> martha: let me circle back to my question. do you think the women that we just mentioned, hillary clinton, vice president of the united states kamala harris should call for the resignation of andrew cuomo or should they stay on the sidelines? >> you know, it's up to each and every individual woman. look, if we start making this about women, powerful women who have been machines of equality. if we ask them to stand up for every man who has done something wrong including their own staffers or people that they know all we are going to do is talk about this one did this and this one did this. there is a process underway. martha, no, i don't believe every woman should -- martha, i have my on views. i know andrew cuomo. i don't know any of the women who have come forward. i have every confidence that leticia james will get to the bottom of it. when she is able to get to the bottom of it i guarantee you all of those women including -- >> martha: we talked about the importance of due process. cuomo deserves the process to play out. the problem is the precedent set with brett kavanaugh did not afford him anywhere near that kind of leeway and moment to say whoa, wait a minute. these are huge really disparaging accusations and we need to give this man his chance to speak his truth as well as her the chance to speak her truth, katie. >> well, if andrew cuomo were a supreme court justice nominee appointed by a republican president, there would be a very different narrative playing out here. vice president harris believes tara reade when she came out with her allegations against joe biden until it was politically convenient for her to become biden's vice presidential candidate and ultimately take office with him. this is about the left being held to their own standard of believe all women. there should be room for due process, that's something we've asked for for a number of powerful people who have been accused. when it comes to people like hillary clinton, nancy pelosi, kamala harris they haven't given that process to people who they think they need to use the issue of sexual assault or harassment allegations against them for a political weapon in order to gain power in some way or the other. martha, this is a bigger problem for the biden administration. they are looking at now through the department of education repealing some of these due process that the trump administration put in place for young men who are accused on college campuses. this isn't just about andrew cuomo, a powerful person who can defend himself. this is about their overall view of people who are accused who don't have the resources to defend themselves. and not given that due process. >> martha: i'm out of time and a quick response. do you believe that those should be revoked. due process should be revoked for young men on college campuses? do they deserve the same due process andrew cuomo preserves? >> everyone deserves due process under the law. equality and justice under the law. >> martha: that's what betsy devos put in place. >> we should not run to twitter justice just because this person happens to be a democrat or republican. this is about sexual harassment in the workplace and that is the underlying issue here that is what we should be talking about. >> martha: i think you're right. the point is that people need to think about due process across the board from college students to every american in this country, including andrew cuomo and it needs to be -- absolutely agree. thank you donna and katie. good to see you both. >> bill: the debate over reopening schools revving up. new information on getting kids back in class. why school closures are being called questionable. plus president biden signing the covid relief bill promising to transform america. question today, what's wrong with america? larry kudlow has an answer and he is coming up live next. voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffee. well, she may have a destination this one time, but usually -- no, i-i usually have a destination. yeah, but most of the time, her destination is freedom. nope, just the coffee shop. announcer: no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. voiceover: 'cause she's a biker... please don't follow me in. voiceover: 'cause she's a biker... if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. get 2 unlimited lines for only $70. and now get netflix on us with your plan. and this rate is fixed, you'll pay exactly $70 total. this month and every month. plus, switch today and get a free smartphone for each line. the best value and award-winning customer service. only at t-mobile. the new myww+ gives you more of what you need to help you lose weight! more simplicity with the what's in your fridge? 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larry kudlow good question on fox business 4:00 every day. welcome to our program and happy friday. what do you think the covid relief bill is going to do for america? >> i think it is a very poorly crafted bill. it should have been a bipartisan bill. would have made it better. look. one of the many flaws in that bill it would constitute the largest expansion in the u.s. welfare state in 55 or 60 years going all the way back to l.b.j.'s great society in 1965. there are numerous provisions in there that would provide assistance through spending or tax credits with no work requirements whatsoever. and the really sad part of this, the part of the transformation that i do not want. i don't want central planning. i want to have individual and plenty of incentives to work. bill clinton democrat, newt gingrich republican 1995 or 1996 crafted the best welfare reform bill that emphasized work requirements. it provided relief so long as you worked across the board. and despite dire prediction of poverty it was the reverse. it worked. we had a booming economy, we had more people employed and poverty declined. what mr. biden's bill does here is the exact reverse. it unwinds that and i fear over time this will transform america. this is one of many items that bugs me. over time into a real top down central planning welfare stateist economy. worse than europe ever was. >> martha: it's interesting. a piece in the "new york times" calls it sweeping reforms to the social safety net. and points out very intentional there is only 9% or 10% in covid relief here. the rest is orchestrated since the biden campaign pointing out the stops he made in georgia, different f.d.r. hallmark places along the way because he wanted to equate himself with f.d.r. he wanted to create this transformation of american society. this is not a covid bill. it is a transforming america bill. the proponents of it say it is going to reduce poverty in america by a third. do you believe that? do you think that's true? >> i do not, martha. i absolutely do not. there are so many disincentives to work. in so many places in this bill the government assistance -- and by the way tax exemptions government assistance -- means frankly up to 150,000 or 170,000 a year pays more to not work than to work. that is a fundamental issue. and this is really far left stuff because most economists, most social analysts don't want this sort of thing. there has almost been a consensus down through the years ago harking back to the great bipartisan coalition of bill clinton and newt gingrich. it served this country well. i don't want central planning. i don't want uncle sam to run the healthcare system. i don't want to enlarge the welfare state. i don't want to raise taxes and destroy carbon fuels and fossil fuels. i want -- i don't want to punish success, i want to reward success. i think free enterprise beats government planners every day of the year. that's what history proves. i don't want to end our history and i don't want to end our culture. i want to stay with our judeo-christian culture. a story we covered yesterday in a fancy new york city private school you can't use the words mom and dad. huh? i don't want any of that stuff. we can improve america. we can improve america because of our great democracy and we always move forward with prosperity and security and help, but this is wrong. biden did not run on this. i know he talks about f.d.r., i get that. if you go back, folks, go back to the south carolina primary which he won and closed out bernie sanders. he ran as a moderate. mr. clyburn, james clyburn who engineered that they sold him as a moderate and a unity candidate. we have seen none of that and i will tell you i like america just as it is. >> bill: quote from last night. we were hit with a virus met with silence and spread unchecked, denials for days, weeks, then months. i thought he was talking about beijing. apparent