Georgia has not been called yet. The count continues to arizona, North Carolina and pennsylvania. Liz kreutz has been following the election closely and joins us with a look of the intensifying race for the white house. As you show there, we did just hear from President Trump minutes ago. I think hes still speaking now and hes been tweeting quite a lot over the past 24 hours but this is the first time we seen him publicly since his remarks the night of the election. Once again, hes claiming hes being cheated out of a win. If you count the legal votes, i easily win. If you count the illegal votes, they can try to steal the election from us. If you count the votes that came in late, were looking to them very strongly but a lot of votes came in late. Again, we have to say no evidence for this right now. Patience is really the word of the week. Were anxiously awaiting results in those Battle Ground states including pennsylvania. There was hope we would know the outcome tonight. As the day
Lawmakers also heard testimony from the head of the housing agency, this hearing is just under three and a half hours. Will come to order. Without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. This hearing is entitled, the end of Affordable Housing . A review of the Trump Administrations plans to change Housing Finance in america. Before i recognize myself, members, today is mr. Mchenrys birthday. [ applause ] if anyone wishes to sing happy birthday, please save it until later. Thank you. We all thank you for that, madame chair. Happy birthday. Thank you. I now recognize myself for four minutes to give an Opening Statement. Good morning, today were here to discuss the impact of the Trump Administrations Housing Finance reform plans. We are joined by treasury secretary steven ma shun, ben carson, and mark calabrio welcome. Let me say up front the Trump Administrations housing reform plan would be a disaster for our housing systems. The Trump Adminis
streets with raymond to track down the pot revelers. what we found may surprise you. and in moments my angle on how the left wants you to live in never land. but first breaking tonight senior law enforcement officials telling nbc news that there is growing frustration inside the fbi as they finish the bulk of their work on the hunter biden case over a year ago and reportedly the irs finished its part of the investigation more than a year ago as well. now, remember, the washington post previously reported there was enough evidence discovered to charge hunter biden with tax crimes and a false statement related to a gun purchase. now this comes out on the heels of another bombshell report that could be the straw that broke biden s back. a whistle blower special agent from the irs has come forward to allege that joe biden was getting special treatment and special protection in the agency s investigation of his son hunter. the whistle blower s lawyer appeared on special report ton
tonight we are tracking multiple breaking stories including bombshell new allegations from a former irs whistleblower about your president joe biden, hunter biden, and at least one high ranking biden official. will you love this breaking news tonight. also new information about the biden family syndicate you did not know about, although with an explosive exchange between congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and eric swalwell. that s all coming up. oh, and don lemon s latest public meltdown. and i m saying don t fire don lemon. because nobody will get lower ratings. keep him right where he is. [cheers and applause] sean: we start with this bit of news i think you ll all like it. a big huge loss in court today for manhattan da alvin bragg. [cheers and applause] sean: a huge win for the rule of law and tonight in court a federal judge denied bragg s request to stop the house judiciary committee from issuing a subpoena to one of bragg s former prosecutors the guy that wrote t
ownership month, we must recognized that home ownership is a primary driver of wealth for most families in the united states. it s a source of stability and opportunity for families who can leverage their home equity to put their kids through college, and to start a business and support them in retirement. however, not everyone has able to your life the dream of homeownership. and the pandemic housing boom has made these disparities worse. in fact, while millions of people were able to take advantage of historically low interest rates to purchase homes finance their mortgages. skyrocketing home prices and other ongoing challenges made it harder for millennials and gen x, gen z, people of color, and individuals with without inter generational wealth to compete and access homeownership. so, while the federal reserve estimates that home equity reached a record of 27.8 trillion by early 2022, many qualified would be home buyers could not partake in this wealth building event.