thank you for being here. martha maccallum great interview. thank you very much. martha: fox news alert. we start things off. the biden impeachment push is pushing forward at the inquiry level. the house passed this resolution yesterday to formalize and inquiry into the questions that have been around for a long time looking to prove whether the president benefited financially from his family s foreign business dealings with china, with ukraine. welcome everybody. good morning to the faulkner focus. i m martha maccallum in today for harris. so this vote last night passed on a straight party line. the chairs of the judiciary and oversight committees stressed party unity. watch. the house has now spoken. i think pretty loudly and clearly with every single republican voting to move into the impeachment inquiry of the constitutional duty to do oversight the message sent today is loud and clear. martha: it means a litany of biden family members, business associates, d.o.
can t use the term big guy, can t talk about political figure number one. we want to ask her questions about all that and maybe most importantly why the investigation decided to let the tax years 2014, 2015 when the bulk of the burisma new mexico was coming to hunter biden, why they let the statute of limitations lapse for those years. dana: one day after the house authorized an impeachment inquiry into president biden jim jordan has a lot of questions for lesley wolf. a former federal prosecutor from delaware. they claim wolf obstructed the tax crimes investigation into hunter biden blocking the f.b.i. from even looking into his father, joe biden, who at the time was running for president. welcome to a brand-new hour of america s newsroom. i m dana perino. good morning. bill: good morning. jordan gave us a lot of information. a bit of a road maybe, i think. i m bill hemmer, good morning. the former assistant u.s. attorney lesley wolf will appear today under subpoena fo
kayleigh: president biden is facing impeachment inquiry after the house approved last night. now the president is lashing out as republicans after he became the sixth president in united states history to face an impeachment inquiry. hello, everyone, i m kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno, shannon bream, host of the kennedy saves the world, kennedy and fox and friends first co-host and king of bump shots, he knows, todd piro. republicans say formal inquiry greatly expands their ability to conduct interviews and documents of the president arguing evidence they have uncovered cannot be ignored. president biden disagrees slamming the gop over proceedings. they are choosing to waste time on this baseless political stunt that even republicans say is not supported by facts. media is rushing to his defense. reuters claiming house republicans authorize impeachment inquiry despite lack of evidence. new york times describing the whole thing as a hunt for offense
unanimously stands in support of its president. one week ago her testimony over calls for jewish genocide and anti-semitism on her campus generated fiery outrage. this is the faulkner focus. i m sandra smith is nor harris. claudine gay has faced calls to resign that came after she hedged on whether calls for genocide violate her school s code of conduct of harassment and bullying. fox told the meetings stretched late into the late. the board said our extensive deliberations affirm our confidence that president gay is the right leader to help our community heal and address societal issues we re facing. it notes she apologized. the controversy erupted after she was pressed by new york republican elise stefanik. do you believe that type of hateful speech is contrary to harvard s code of conduct or is it allowed at harvard? it is at odds with the values of harvard. can you not say it s against the code of conduct at harvard? we embrace a commitment to free expression ev
i m martha maccallum. today the story asks the questions that face our country in a very big way right now. so where will we be if putin can take what he wants in ukraine? will he be emboldened, where will he go next? what happens here at home in the president and congress can t put a stop to this? thousands of people in the country on a daily basis. what happens if we allow anti-semitism to take a deeper hold here? what would that mean? and if we allow i ran to relentlessly hammer our bases and ships aiming at our forces unchecked over a long period of time? what will they do next? and who do americans want to take on these potentially existential issues for our country? that comes down to the 2024 election. so this hour, senator lindsey graham, general jack keane, andy mccarthy, marc thiessen and howie kurtz. first, this. right now just moments ago, you saw it live, president biden met in the oval office in front of a roaring fire with president zelensky of ukraine. ahead