toward a possible presidential run. bill: the south carolina native has put optimism and hope at the center of his message. leaning heavily on his own ration to riches story or as he says cotton to congress in one lifetime. rise to the dream in what could be a crowded republican field. sandra: and welcome back as america reports rolls into a busy second hour, a lot of news expected. bill, good to be here with you. bill: good to be with you as well. i m bill melugin coming up in this hour, but it is a busy day in washington and massachusetts, law enforcement are circling in on the man believed to be behind the pentagon leaks. sandra: any moment now you are looking live at the pentagon, leaders are expected to face questions from reporters on this highly classified intelligence leak. what we know so far. a law enforcement source telling fox the fbi is searching for a member of the massachusetts air national guard in connection to the leak, adding they are not naming h
focusing on the stipulates crime crisis. mayor adams hinting at bringing back covid mandates. there may be another time that we re going to have to do mandates. butker up, got it. [cheers] it took everybody to win this football game. so shout out to my teammates. let s go. extra proud of what you all did turn out the lights in here, baby. ainsley: what a great game last night. 38-35. steve s kansas city chiefs win the super bowl. it was a wonderful game it. started out just so spectacular with all the patriotism, the nfl and fox honoring our military. damar hamlin hamlin was out on the field hugging all the people he who had saved his life. all the first responders. america the beautiful was sung. and chris stapleton brought down the house when he performed the national anthem. it was great. brian was there live. brian: yeah. i thought the halftime, from what i could tell was dynamic. did i not know that there were harnesses. i m saying whose idea was it to t
tonight on the reidout i was asked by the u.s. attorney s office in the southern district to stand down on our investigation, which had commenced involving the trump organization and i was somewhat surprised after mr. cohen pleaded guilty that the federal government did not proceed on the areas in which it asked me to stand down. former manhattan d.a. cy vance revealed why it has taken so long to get to this point just hours from the fingerprinting of the first criminally indicted former president. and as we have been seeing all day, trump s strategy is to turn this humiliating event in his life into a media spectacle. omarosa, who knows a thing or two about trump and spectacle, joins me tonight to discuss. and that is where we begin tonight, on the eve of a legal reckoning for donald trump in new york city. trump made an ignominious return to his former hometown today ahead of his history making day in court tomorrow. as the first american president ever charged
stairs again yet to air force one. the only good news, he fell once. he didn t fall three times like the last time. we have that video coming up. also here the pothole pete taking personal time in washington d.c. after a pretty bizarre encounter with a journalist. we got that video for you. our top story tonight involve as special grand jury in the state of georgia. they re tasked with probing election interference. the grand jury forewoman has embarked on a bizarre, potentially unethical countrywide press tour and nobody has been indicted in georgia and the investigation is supposed to be on going. that is not stopping emily coors from gushing about her experience in the grand jury. she s talked to the new york times, the a.p., fake news cnn and msdnc, nbc news. it s appears she overjoyed with the prospect of potentially putting former president trump behind bars but will be disappointed if no charges are filed. she was dying as the foreperson. would have been her job to s
by dousing it with high interest rates and now they re like the triage doctor trying to stabilize the patients, which are the banks. ashley: alexandria hoff is live in washington, good morning. alex alexandria: it would have led to another rate hike, that fight against inflation may have to be placed on hold. it was an attempt by silicon valley bank that led to selling off of securities. by thursday, stock began to nose dive and by friday regulators shut it down. sunday signature bank suffered the same fate and emergency measures were enacted. president biden tried to provide reassurance yesterday. president biden: americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe, deposits will be there. small businesses across the country is breathe easier knowing they will be able to pay their workers and bills and hard working employees can breathe easy. no loss and this is important points, no losses born by the taxpayers. biden administration says since investors were