justice department had not done enough. thank you. from the time you took over from attorney general barr until january 3, how often did president trump contact you or the department to push allegations of election fraud? so between december 23 and january 3, the president either called me or met with me virtually every day with one or two exceptions like christmas day. before that because it had been announced that i would become the acting attorney general before the date i did, the president had asked that rich donoghue and i go over and meet with him, i believe, december 15 as well. so after you had some of these meetings and conversations with the president, what things did the president raise with you? so the common element of all
0 and don t forget, tomorrow more opinions coming from the supreme court. will dobbs be among them, will it be held until next week and what will the fallout be when we learn what the supreme court will do. sandra: and we ll be watching all of it. thank you for joining us here. i m sandra smith. john: i m john roberts. martha maccallum is up next with special coverage martha: that is correct. good afternoon, everybody. i m martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. welcome to special coverage where moments away from the start of the fifth public hearing in the past two weeks. today s testimony is expected to focus on the former president s alleged pressure campaign on the justice department. that s what they re going to be testifying too during the 2020 election. testifying today, you see them sitting down at a table right now, getting ready. lots of cameras. you have jeffery rosen, the former attorney general that left the justice department after bill barr resigned
reveals the chaotic moments before valentina s death on december 23. police were called to a violent assault at a los angeles store, opening fire on the suspect. but behind him, in a changing room, valentina was huddled with her mother, struck by one of the officer s rounds after trying on clothes for christmas. translation: we heard people shouting, - we sat and hugged each other. then something struck my daughter, valentina, and she fell on the floor. she died in my arms. i could not do anything i could not do anything. the los angeles police department has committed to a thorough investigation of the incident, while the attorney general s office has opened
a volcano. the prime ministers of poland and britain were in kiev today promising more weapons. we are also preparing a package of sanctions and other measures to be enacted the moment the first russian crosses further into ukrainian territory. ukraine s president signed a decree tuesday expanding the country s army by 100,000 troops and raising army wages. martha? martha: thanks, jennifer. let s bring in k.t. mcfarland, former security adviser in the trump administration. good to have you with us today, k.t. vladimir putin, the first time he s spoken out since december 23 in this format. i want to remind everyone that he got a similar question in that december news conference as well. a reporter there said will you guarantee that you will not invade ukraine?
before. but the vast majority of new cases are from the northern chinese city. known for of course the warriors. it is a thriving industrial hub. and high-tech center home to 13 million people. since december 23, that s 12 days ago, 13 million people in this major metropolis have been under lock down. not allowed to go out except get a covid test. they can t leave for food or essential supplies. and public shamings taking place. involving people accuse och of breeching protocol on sunday we learned to senior communityist party officials were removed from their posts because of their pandemic performance. and we have been closely monitoring social media in the hong kong news room. to get an understanding a picture of what it s like on ground during this prolonged lock down. it paints a picture of control and desperation. he s one clip i want to share. we re seeing here is a man