ugly moon face is on a milk carton. moon face? anyway, sean in jacksonville. charles payne has class. sandra smith has style. the only thing you have is a bad voice and an even worse toupee. yet you re still on the air. is this a great country or what, cavuto? for once and for all, this is not a toupee. it s paint. all right. sheila in new york city. they call you a news guy. i just think you re a boring guy and you dress like an undertaker. outside of that, i don t find you too objectable. not so much that i have to leave the room most days. like an undertaker? i guess this is black. vinny in queens writes, you know, some call you a never trumper. i call you a never anyone. you re a jerk to everyone. a regular fair and balanced creep. so glad i impress you. any kwai, i know you deal with a lot of health issues. i won t have to put up with it forever, right? just for that, forever, yeah. deal with that. and then there s kat. you know what i admire about you, cavuto? you do yo
news the manhattan d.a. has now convened a special grand jury to decide whether to bring criminal charges against former president trump, his family or his company. what we ve learned tonight. news on the coronavirus tonight. half of all adults in america now fully vaccinated. and tonight, moderna revealing its vaccine for 12 to 17-year-olds is 100% effective after two doses. so, how soon before it gets authorization? and news tonight, if you re fully vaccinated, what the cdc has learned about breakthrough infections. what s being called a state-sponsored high jacking. and tonight, for the first time, we hear the audio. air traffic controllers and the pilots. that passenger jet forced to land. pilots told to land because of a security threat. the pilots then asking, where i? martha raddatz with late reporting tonight. cracking down on unruly passengers. the flight attendants union saying a passenger assaulted a flight attendant, knocking out two of their teeth. 2,500 ca
week on wednesday to the house judiciary committee. that is breaking news a couple of years in the making. well, you know, don mcgahn is the lead witness from the mueller investigation on president trump obstructing justice. all of those, you know, ten instances, ten instances plus of alleged criminal obstruction of justice laid out in great detail in the mueller report. mcgahn has never had to testify about it. this will be the first testimony that we ve heard about it, and it happens just as the justice department is deciding right now whether or not they re going to release to the public the memo that bill barr s justice department prepared about why trump shouldn t be prosecuted for any of those alleged incidents of obstruction of justice. it s kind of all happening at the same time. and because of the late hour at which this justice department memo is going to be released or not, we ve actually kind of adjusted the scheduling of this show so that neal katyal can appe
50,000 people, the nation is larger. about 200,000 people of. there i know that still smarter for a country, but it s a country. it s from new zealand it s got independence in 1962, united nations 1976. then, this weekend, they had something really naughty, and potentially exits existential challenging happen to them. for most of the time, they have been an independent country. for nearly 40 years of the 60 years they ve been a country. samoa has been run by the same ruling party. in fact, the same guy, the same individual man, the prime minister from that party, has been in power for as the prime minister for the last 22 years. but, he lost the last election this year, in april, samoa had an election it was really close and hard-fought. in the end, the pry the prime minister, his power has been parties been running in power for 40 years. in a parliamentary system, the opposition power since they have a majority, they get to form the new government. that parties leade
do my republican colleagues remember that day? do my republican colleagues remember the savage mob calling for the execution of mike pence, the makeshift gallows outside the capitol? well, they remember and it s not like there s nothing more to be learned. today a cnn review of court records reveal one in ten people charged in the insurrection are veterans or service members. a quarter have connections to right wing extremist groups. how deep do the extremist and insurrection dies reach into the ranks? a troubling question we don t know. there is a lot we don t know about the day but the threat to democracy which clearly still exists. so what could be more frightening to these senators than that? minority leader mitch mcconnell said nothing on the floor today or after the vote. alaska senator murkowski spoke to the question late last night before playing what she said i just want to read all six names, bill cassidy, susan collins, ron por portman, mitt romney and murkowsk