has dropped, this time focusing on how the social media company rigged the covid debate, but elon musk teasing more files to come, aisha hosni joins us tonight, good evening. speak a good evening to you, in a brief thread, they say both a trump by the white house directly press twitter to moderate covid content however they saw fit. and that the platform often times complied. today s newly released twitter files focused on the pandemic. and how the government tried to control the narrative. writer david says the trump white house came looking for help from the tech company is to combat misinformation about runs on grocery stores, but there were runs on grocery stores. also reveals that twitter monitored the trump white house sharing an email exchange where twitter s former deputy general counsel jim baker asked why a tweet from then president trump telling people not to be afraid of covid was not violating their covid misinformation policy. twitter s form of trust and safet
effort to encourage more people over all to seek help. it s a lot of people out here. glenn mackle knows, he had spent 30 years living on the streets. that s in past tense, because with the help of an outreach group, he just days ago got a place of his own. it is a big change. because i am not used two being in my apartment by myself. in washington, alexandria hoff, fox news. rich: up next a democrat and republican search for common ground on their attempt to modernize congress. the unknown is not empty. it s a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers.
tacoma public utilities tells fox news there is still about 650 homes without power. they do expect that to be back online by tonight. rich: alexis mcadams life for us tonight, thank you. this weekend severely cold temperatures as a timely reminder of the dangers of the homelessness crisis in the united states. correspondent alexandra hoff looks at the biden administration s ambitious effort to reduce homelessness by 25 percent in two years. i came from paying for two bedroom at 2200 a month barely making 15 an hour working 40 plus hours, so i lost all of that to come here. for two months now sid has been living in a tent just two blocks from the white house, where last week the biden administration released an ambitious plan to reduce homelessness by 25 percent by the start of the year. we need to be moving with urgency to get people stabilize, but also close the gap on
continue to make despite temperatures hovering around the freezing mark in eagle pass, texas, these migrants are the latest to show up at the southern border in an exceedingly long line of people hoping to cross into the u.s. i am from peru and i am happy to be here, even if it is cold, i am happy. even with the frigid temperatures this holiday weekend, the flow of people to the border is not slowing down. from friday to sunday, cpp sources tell fox news there was more than 16,000 encounters, 14,000 were released, but roughly 2100 were expelled under title 42. we turned ourselves into immigration authorities, immigration expelled us because what they told us as everything from central america is blocked and closed off. we are waiting for title 42 to be nullified. wall title 42 was sent to expire last week, they announced a hold until it hears the case. that remains in place for now.
extended discussion on fox news youtube page. up next, the panel reacts to the latest trove of twitter files highlighting white house influence over covid information, first beyond our borders tonight, members of france s kurdish community holding a silent march in paris, three people killed in a cultural center friday. 69-year-old frenchman has been charged with racially motivated murder and weapons violations. the top u.n. official in kabul met with the taliban government minister today following the decision by four major international aid agencies to suspend operations in afghanistan, coming at the wake of the taliban decision to prohibit women from working with nongovernmental organizations. humanitarian officials warned that the ban will have catastrophic consequences for millions of afghans. and sworn in as the prime minister of nepal for the third time, the communist party leads a fragile coalition that