by biden people but by the justice department. bill: the wilmington home primarily. back in washington on capitol hill you have the penn biden center. i was not aware of this before. apparently it s around the corner from our bureau. were you aware of it? with regard to foreign donations what questions would you have there? well, my ears pricked up when i heard this from the university of pennsylvania which is the sponsoring organization for the penn biden center. the penn biden center never solicited or received any gifts from any chinese or other foreign entity. funds to support the center came from university funds. now, this dodges the question. the question is not did the penn biden center solicit money from child yeah. of the 54.6 million that came from chinese individuals or entities between 2014 and 2019, was any of that money used to
is implicated it. and given the tie of the penn biden center, which all the reporting indicates is significantly financed by chinese sources, new york post reported about $54.6 million, and given the factual context where that all happens after these business establish businesses relationships are established between the biden family and the bohi trust in china and cefc, turns out to be a chinese intelligence operation, seems to me as an investigator that china would be a fertile angle that i would want a prosecutor to look into, especially if hunter biden, we know, is already under investigation for it. john: jonathan, let me come back to something that andy pointed out a moment ago, that s
events. tornadoes could be a level three, possible, five we could see a level four. i would wait a couple extra days. you might deal with this, it looks like, for the first part of the week in the deep south. yikes. thank you so much, tom. now is go to laguardia airport in new york. gloria, i know you ve been talking to passengers there. one of the been telling you? well, paula, i would say it is a bit of a controlled travel chaos here, if you will. there has been a steady stream of travelers all day. i have been here since early morning and the majority of people i ve spoken with have told me that they came here prepared and expecting that there might be delays. not only because there are bad weather on the horizon, but because it is the busiest travel day of the year. so, 54.6 million people expecting to travel. that is the number that traveled at least 50 miles from their home and they are making
high gas prices and airfares are apparently not keeping americans from traveling this holiday week. aaa expects 54.6 million people to fly or hit the road during the thanksgiving holiday from wednesday through sunday. that adds up to nearly 98% of what we saw before the pandemic. cnn s pete muntean has been talking to the experts about how to save some money and help trips go smoothly. pete, fill us in. reporter: and i, the big question here is whether or not all these tips you are seeing online are really all that valid. we put some of these to the test. we tried to figure out whether or not they really work. these numbers are so huge. tsa is anticipating 2.5 million people to pass through security tomorrow. that is the highest number we have seen since the july, 2022.