Video Site Map March 3, 2021

Years / 2021 / March /3

• What do foreign students think of the United States?
• Biden admin faces pressure over migrant surge at southern border
• Gutfeld On The New California Bill That Would Decriminalize Psychedelic Drugs
• Senate Republicans criticize funding priorities in COVID relief bill
• Cuomo says he will not resign amid sexual harassment allegations
• Biden slams Texas, Mississippi for COVID reopening measures
• Georgia governor says he'd back Trump in 2024
• Virginia county contemplates restrictions on the American Flag
• Democrat lawmaker 'urging' Biden to slow down on immigration policies
• America Together - Women's History Month - Marie Curie
• America Together - Women's History Month - Clara Barton
• Senate Democrats scramble to shore up votes for COVID relief bill
• Democratic New York assemblyman rips Cuomo for refusing to resign
• Customs and Border Protection agents patrol Rio Grande
• Democratic New York assemblyman calls on Gov. Cuomo to resign
• State Fair of Texas organizers proceeding with plans for fall event
• Michigan National Guard troops sickened by meals served in Washington
• Hope on the way for Memorial Day
• Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa seeks to become first Republican New York City mayor in 16 years
• Zeldin on Cuomo: ‘Big question mark’ whether others will come forward
• McConnell: COVID bill 'wildly out of proportion to what country needs'
• New on Fox Nation: Janice Dean's 'Make Your Own Sunshine'
• Cuomo's defense on sexual harassment allegations is not viable: Trial lawyer
• Compagno: 'Doesn't matter' what Gov. Cuomo knew and intended according to NY state law
• Tomi Lahren: New Yorkers should have option to recall Cuomo
• Former New Mexico governor: Biden is not laying out a plan to deal with border surge
• Texas AG on state lifting mask mandate: Business owners, consumers have freedom to decide
• Crime issues were not present when Republican mayors led NYC: Guardian Angels founder
• Joe Concha: Gov. Cuomo an 'unapologetic narcissist' and will not resign from office
• DHS warns 117K migrant children to cross border
• California student suing Newsom over high school indoor sports ban
• Kayleigh McEnany on undergoing double mastectomy, possible political run
• Rubio: The coronavirus relief package is ‘about bailing out irresponsible states’
• Rubio rips coronavirus relief package for giving money to Planned Parenthood, ‘bailing out irresponsible states’
• Biden's criticism of Trump's vaccine plan 'complete fiction': Gerry Baker
• ‘It’s about time’: Will Cain on Texas ending mask mandate
• US contractor dies of heart attack at Iraqi airbase hit by rockets
• Cuomo should resign ‘for the good of the state’: New York assemblyman
• Texas lifts mask mandate: Restaurant owner sees 'light at the end of the tunnel'
• Threat of cancel culture to freedom in America
• Lahren on mental health 'crisis' during the coronavirus lockdown
• Border was a crisis in 2019 and is a crisis again now: Mark Morgan
• Texas border sectors see over 100 percent jump in unaccompanied minor apprehensions in 2021
• Biden administration is ‘prioritizing illegal immigrants’: Rep. Crenshaw
• Impact of coronavirus lockdowns on mental health
• COVID-19 vaccines, recovery will be ‘quite positive’ for economy: Seaport Securities founder
• COVID-19 vaccine distribution is ‘great news’ for travel and tourism: Marriott International CEO
• Rocket attack targets US troops at Iraqi air base
• Chinese malware suspected in massive India blackout
• Iran rejects informal nuclear talks while US sanctions are in place
• North Carolina diners tell Pete Hegseth about importance of 10th Amendment, states rights
• Safely attending sports games good for your health, team spirit: Dr. Siegel
• Michigan governor facing questions over nursing home deaths
• Author on Dr. Seuss controversy: ‘This is obviously complicated’
• NYC comedy club suing Gov. Cuomo over closure
• Pete Hegseth, North Carolina diners respond to liberal media criticism over 10th Amendment
• Sen. Rounds: Democrats want coronavirus package that will provide them with a 'slush fund'
• Iraq rocket launch a test on the Biden administration: Pete Hegseth
• Dr. Pierre Kory on having COVID-19 research censored by Big Tech
• National Forecast, March 3
• US troops in Iraq targeted in rocket attack
• California Gov. Newsom facing lawsuit over indoor high school sports restrictions
• Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer could face AG probe
• Pelosi pick to head Capitol security review under fire over alleged bias
• Third women accuses Cuomo of misconduct, calls for resignation increase
• National Rifle Association warns 'extreme gun control is coming'
• FBI director grilled by Senate over bureau's response to Jan. 6 intel
• Ingraham: Biden, Dems push litany of lies to obscure radical agenda
• Ingraham: Mainstream media blame Trump for anti-Asian violence spike
• California mom flees state for Colorado, in-person schooling
• NY Gov. Cuomo faces calls to resign amid claims of sexual harassment
• Lara Trump considers North Carolina Senate run in 2022
• Rubio slams Biden border policy as 'complete, utter ridiculousness'
• Hannity: Democrats want to squash all political opposition
• Tucker: The memory of Dr. Seuss matters more than ever
• How to score a COVID-19 vaccine appointment
• Trump tells CPAC he handed Biden 'modern-day medical miracle'
• Coming up on Wednesday, Mar. 3 edition of 'Special Report'
• Dr. Makary: CDC COVID-19 guidelines were an 'abuse of power'
• Tucker Carlson: Incompetent elites are ruining kids' lives
• Lou Diamond Phillips talks what's next on FOX's 'Prodigal Son'
• Dad who lost son to suicide warns of impact of school closures
• Publication of six Dr. Seuss books stopped over supposed racist images
• Emotional Lawrence Jones discusses effect of online learning on kids
• Migrant detention center for teens reopens in Texas
• White House pulls controversial nomination of Neera Tanden to lead OMB
• US announces Russia sanctions over poisoning of Alexei Navalny