asylum seekers moving into a gym in williamsburg. this is unacceptable. thousands of officers visit the capitol hill for national police week. serving in law enforcement is not a job, it is a way of life. with support from cops, it upon hads me get through what i was going through. the beer industry is plagued by woke marketing executives. bud light is not the only beer company feeling heat, miller light. this is where they get it wrong. ainsley: we begin with a fox news alert, special report from james comey. brian: house lawmakers calling for durham to testify on capitol hill next week. steve: maybe me will. griff jenkins has the latest. griff: house judiciary chairman jim jordan is the latest and wasting no time in the wake of this report to announce he asked the doa to make john durham available to testify over his work which led him to conclude that the investigation should have never launched and did not show politically motivated evident. he write
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