jesse: i will send you another clip. that would work. bret: thank you. good evening, i m bret baier. the u.s. launches new strikes against houthi rebels. will iran finally get the message? we take a look at how the media covered the iowa caucuses and california lawmakers consider taking the tackling out of tackle football for kids. we combine with our democracy 2024 report. donald trump seems to have taken commands of the republican presidential race after a decisive win at the iowa caucuses. in just a few minutes, the g.o.p. front runner is scheduled to make his first post caucus appearance in new hampshire as you look there live in ache kinson, new hampshire and he will bring along a rival turned supporter we have fox team coverage. new hampshire primary one week from tonight. we begin with bryan llenas at that rally in atkinson right now, good evening, brian. bret, good evening, the supporters are inside waiting for former president trump and vivek ramaswamy. thi
sean: welcome to hannity. breaking tonight, hunter biden has finally agreed to comply with a legally binding house subpoena. in fact, will appear before congress on february 28th for his deposition to testify in his father s impeachment inquiry. the house oversight committee chairman, james comer, has all the details. we have an exclusive interview coming up straight ahead. but first, the big winner of the iowa caucuses, donald j. trump, will join us for an exclusive interview and just a moment. now the 45th president is looking to build on his historic win in iowa with another strong performance in new hampshire, and of course beyond. the ultimate goal, victory in november. america and the world, frankly, they are at a tipping point, even a breaking point. overseas, cargo ships and troops are under constant attack, facing a barrage of missiles and suicide drones from iranian proxies. this american carrier ship was hit by houthi rebels, terrorists, just yesterday. the joe
speeches and we get your votes and all that stuff. nobody has ever had to do this before. you know, people didn t do it before because usually candidates who judges say are rapists don t usually get this far, but what we found in iowa a couple nights ago was, well, iowa republicans that voted, those 14%, they like their presidential candidates that are called rapists by judges and they like their presidential candidates that steal nuclear secrets and like their presidential candidates that repeatedly defame women. now, you know, willie, i m new to this political thing. let me help you through this. you brushed me off yesterday when i fell off the turnip truck and i thank you that, right in front of an icy patch of snow outside of 30 rock. you dusted me off. that was nice of him. as we were leaving and going up into 30 rock. i was chewing on it. he explained politics to me. you need to hear it. willie, i still don t get it, though. like, this guy is complaining a
hello, and thank you for being with us. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with donald trump back in court for the second day in the defamation case brought by writer e. jean carroll. this time with carroll herself expected to take the stand as the first witness. carroll is seeking $10 million in damages arguing trump ruined her reputation with the comments he made during and after his presidency. now, today s proceedings follow an intense jury selection process where trump and carroll came face to face for the first time in more than 25 years. nbc s garrett haake is covering the trump campaign, joining us from new hampshire this morning. also with us nbc s rehema ellis who s following developments in the courtroom along with our legal analyst former assistant manhattan district attorney catherine christian. so rehema, carroll did testify in her first defamation trial, but not with trump sitting right there in the courtroom. set the st
noon pacific, good to be with you. i m jose diaz-balart in for katy tur. today, the department of justice released a long awaited report on the police response to the mass shooting at robb elementary in uvalde, texas. it was almost two years ago in may of 2022 when a mass murderer took the lives of 19 children and two teachers, and despite officers arriving on the scene just three minutes after the shooter gained entry to the school, it took 77 minutes for law enforcement to confront the lone gunman. the report is scathing. calling the response to the shooting a failure. noting that despite evidence that wounded children were in the classroom, the officers did not engage with the shooter. they didn t treat the perpetrator as an active threat, and those decisions among others may have cost lives. families were briefed before the report was made public. i spoke to kimberly whose daughter lexi died that day and asked her what she wants to see come from this report. account is