but house republicans were very, very interested in those searches because they want to know if those documents have any business with the overseas dealings, now that we know the 10.23 fbi form they viewed yesterday has gone over to that case, so this has been a continuing challenge for the president when it relates to investigations into his son s business dealings and just how significant that probe is when it involves anything even close to the president like those searches of his home earlier this year. neil: got its, thank you, jackie. and we want to go to jason smith kind enough to join us right now. and chairman, i was thinking about that you are busy trying to deal with some of the big economic problems of the country and today you are looking at another economic package that will include tax cuts to small businesses and all the rest, but you re getting lost or
constitutional law attorney and fox news contributor jonathan turley standing by, but the justice correspondent who brings us up to speed on where this is today. hi, david. good afternoon, i m told it s a few pages long, this document with minimal reductions, james comer says the fbi told him the document as part of an active fbi investigation, but at the same time ranking member jamie raskin says he did not hear such a thing. the specific 10.23 form contains information that joe biden accepted a bribe when he was vp. it s a bold allegation and we don t know much more because the fbi has the document under lock and key. both came out to after 90 minute brief and said they were told the person who made the allegation on the 10.23 form was a trusted fbi source going back to the obama administration and said that they were considered highly credible. listen. the confidential human source who provided information about vice president joe biden being involved in a criminal bribery
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will have to show, if it can, how the business has been damaged. john: the latest from wilmington, delaware. they are about to finish out the lunch break, and talk to you later. sandra: thank you, john. in time for the summer driving season, gas prices, wait for it, on the way back up again and gas buddy is warning drivers in this country in nine states to fill up now saying prices in those areas will be jumping 15 to $0.25 a gallon as president biden pushes green energy policies. a gallon of regular gasoline, 3.67, up $0.07 in the past week. and it s up $0.23 from a month ago. charles payne is here, anchor of making money on fox business. charles, we need you, we need you to tell us what is coming. this is one of the biggest expenses for every american family and you have to be able to plan for what is coming.
look at wall street futures this hour. you can see there the dow in positive territory up 0.23% and the s and p 500 only just in positive territory. asia markets are showing mixed results on monday amid ongoing jitters over the strength of the banking sector, and here s what europe s markets are looking like. right now. you see the footsie up more than half a percent. the decks up 0.77 7% or nearly 70.88% there, so cnn correspondent claire sebastian joins me now live from london with more clear. what are we to make of all of this? i think there s a little bit of relief coming back into the markets. this, of course, was the first weekend in three that we didn t get news of a bank failing or looking like it might might fail. so that was good for the markets to wake up to on a monday morning. also of course, the news that the fda has managed to offload the