side by side code accepted. jesse: joe biden s safe place has always been wherever the corvette is. joe biden thought his so safe he stashed classified documents nemtion to it. joe being a car guy didn t like clutter in the garage. he looked for the next safest place he could think of, chinatown. the documents were moved from the vice presidency to at least three different locations in a personal vehicle and while they why theywere in three different locations we don t know. they were not stored behind any lock. one of the locations was behind chinatown. the another location was in the penn biden center which might as well been chinatown by looking at where their money was coming from. jesse: while everybody was talking about trump getting arrested. we found out that biden houses classified documents in chinatown. guess who biden told to put his classified documents in chinatown? hunter s old assistant kathy chung. who now just flipped on the big guy. so, unless
justin jones back to the legislature. happy easter. president biden says he will run for re-election. i plan on running, al, rolling an egg or rolling them out. i quit my six-figure tech job to ride a horse from austin to seattle. i will be preparing a horse and myself for the great journey ahead of us. steve: 8:01 in new york city on tuesday morning. we start with a fox news alert. overnight, a fifth victim has died following yesterday s shooting inside the bank in downtown louisville, kentucky. brian: one heroic police officer is still fighting for his live just 10 days after graduating from the police academy. todd: garrett has the latest, good morning. good morning, we got a welcoming update on the officer, nicholas wilt, who was shot in the head 24 hours ago. he remains in critical condition, but remains stable overnight, after scary moments yesterday when he underwent brain surgery. police are praising the officers arriving within three minutes of the fi
alabama governor says president biden will approve disaster declaration for the state opening up federal money for relief efforts. hello everyone i am arthel neville lockwood fox news live , hi eric. before that is heartbreaking but hello arthel hello everyone thank you for joining us i m eric shawn. two major stories we are following at this hour there are new details and that mysterious case of the missing massachusetts mom ana walshe. how police logs are shedding new light on the early stages of the investigation since she vanished on new year s day but will have delays on that. retired fbi assistant director is standing by with his insight on this investigation. but let s begin first with another new potential headache for president biden. a special counsel to the president announcing today that five more pages of documents were classified markings were found at the president wilmington, delaware home thursday night. even more classified documents apparently recovered on
for you, that city didn t stay and eat her fries. as bizarre as it sounds, yes. jeff, how do you feel about michael being dead? i don t have words. he wasn t around when this murder took place. that s what he said. who do you feel like you are looking in the eyes? a cold blooded killer. hello, and welcome to dateline. cindy henderson and michael reese needed the same thing change. the relationship was a second chance at love for both and they fell hard. but after five years of marriage, tragedy struck. now investigators would have to sort through small town gossip to sift out the truth and uncover a killer. here is, even the devil went to church. out here in rubble, sweet home alabama, where churches outnumber street lights, faith is a way of life. i grew up in the church. everyone that i knew went to church. sunday sermons, when they services, church picnics faith is a huge part and always has been a huge part of southern life. it is how the peopl
supporters, enough that they change their views of him? will this be the thing that convinces certain people that he is lawless and dangerous? and that he has an entire political party and its infrastructure behind him? of course, the answer was generally no, there will never be a bridge too far for donald trump, an epiphany moment for the vast majority of his supporters. but for some, at least on an individual level, perhaps there is and perhaps this is it. for cassidy hutchinson, the young, unflappable white house staffer, who testified before the january 6th investigation yesterday, the events she witnessed on and around january the 6th last year with a tipping point for her. she described feeling frustrated and disappointed and disgusted with the presidents apparent approval of the violence, as the capitol was being overrun. but for the most part, we should probably stop looking for big shifts in public opinion about donald trump in reaction to new information. politicall