Angeles and this is americas late news, fox news at night breaking tonight, a toxic Work Environment that is the newest claim being made about the whitehouse p. Or came the liberal media is reporting that thanks are especially bad on president bidens advanced team. The very same president who said that Staff Members who disrespect each other would be fired on the spot. He is now dealing with accusations of bullying and sexual harassment. The accusations are pointed at the top aide to the first lady. s Senior National correspondent kevin cork is live without the white houses handling these reports of turmoil inside the tent. Three words, its a mess. According to more than a dozen individuals who spoke with the outlet politico, the advance office which is responsible for preparing and coordinating the president s public appearances is a toxic health scape. In fact accorded to the site, its Associate Director resigned back on March The 1st following i monthlong investigation by the white
charged in a terrible bus beating saying they are sorry. look at this picture. this is one of them. blaming peer pressure for what he did. one physically ill right there in front of the judge. find out what happened anyway. what kind of sentence those kids got. first, a husband charged in the shooting death of his wife and he says it was her terminal cancer. she asked him to do it, he says. but wait until you hear where the woman was shot, how many times she was shot before you decide if it s mercy or murder. [ gerry ] you really couldn t have come at a better time.
this afternoon, the three suspect in the florida bus beating case are going to be in court. and now the victim of the attack, the grandmother of that victim, says none of this would ever have happened if the authorities had actually listened to earlier complaints about the suspects in the case and maybe called the grandmother to pick the child up. pamela brown has more. that he had to go through that reporter: patricia yankee still gets choked up as she talks about what happened in this video. [ yelling ] reporter: showing three florida teens brutally beating up her grandson on the school bus. to hear him saying, stop, stop, it breaks my heart. reporter: the image of him after the attack still very vivid in her mind. he had bruises on his face. his whole body was bruised. it was horrible. reporter: police say the victim told a school employee the teens had tried to sell him
because we didn t have the evidence, that s why. i thought. bob makes a good point. thank you very much. what was it? the fact is, if you can do something successfully and sufficiently and surgically, it s a good thing. you have to be careful you don t aid evil people, that s al qaeda. you zone don t set a precedent every time there is a problem in a country. we will talk about north korea, will we attack north korea? that s my point. north korea killed way more people over a longer people times, less creatively so we don t pay as much attention. we have three suspects from the brutal bus beating in florida. we ll tell you what happened and our trip to the congo, she will join us live from africa with this truly amazing stories. stick around.
tools for, of national instruments of national policy. and once again if you don t use them, then, obviously, people will wonder if you ever will use them. so that creates the perception that you may not want to create. jon: peter brooks, senior fellow for national security affairs at the heritage foundation. peter, thank you. thanks, jon. alisyn: new developments in a brutal bus beating that was caught on tape last month in florida. the three teenage suspects are appearing in court today, and they are accused of viciously beating and kicking a 13-year-old classmate. phil keating is live in clearwater, florida, with more. reporter: hi there. that video, of course, went viral on the internet, seen by people all around the world to the apparent embarrassment of at least the three boys parents. and moment ago two of the three 15-year-olds arrived here at the pinellas county courthouse with their parents or grandparents. the first to arrive was lloyd,