the three big stories we are following in this hour. there is continuing crisis at the southern border. fox news has exclusive video showing dozens of migrants trying to cross into our country in the middle of the storm. vice president harris heads to central america this weekend. the administration calls the root causes of all this migration. greg declared it a disaster declaration for his border, and ongoing imminent threat of damage, injury, trafficking, and a violation of the state. e-mails revealed the state department looking into the origin of covid as we gain momentum forward lawmakers calling on the biden administration to get the bottom of what happened in the wuhan flap. the team coverage of all this plus david at the white house. let s first go to christina coleman in los angeles about the airline incident. the man brings back echoes in a sense of what we ve gone through at 9/11. definitely a scary situation, the crewmembers are credited for stopping a man from
republican congresswoman marge r re-taylor green complaining on a conservative podcast how house speaker nancy pelosi is keeping a mask mandate in place for the house floor. you know, we can look back in a time in history where people were told to wear a gold star, and they were definitely treated like second class citizens, so much so that they were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in nazi germany. this is exactly the type of abuse that nancy pelosi is talking about. greene s comments have been met with harsh criticism. republican congresswoman liz cheney calling them evil lunacy. and democratic congressman gym mcgovern says greene should resign. but last night when greene was asked about the comments she doubled down. so i stand by all of my statements, i said nothing wrong and i think any rational jewish person didn t like what happened in nazi germany, and any rational jewish person doesn t like what s happening with overbearing mask mandates and overbearing
england, is winding down or not, one of the three big stories we are following at this hour. there s also the florida crisis with thousands of migrants contained over the past seven days, the biden administration is declared at the border is closed. migrants don t come, they are. plus, two people killed, 20 injured. the violence surged in major cities. arthel: live fox news team coverage, live at our southern border. christina : on the violence plaguing u.s. cities the first, peter doocy is live in england were president biden is attending the g7 summit. good evening and we heard from biden administration officials, the group of seven, the g7 getting ready to sign on to a document calling out china for unfair trade practices and human rights abuses. we were told earlier this weekend that president biden comments about china behind closed doors concerning their use of forced labor and without going into too many specifics tomorrow, the group plans to shine the brightest ligh
of trump supporters. the committee and the house documented 12 different requests to the pentagon that day. trying to get help from the national guard. 12 different requests. while the attack was under way. five different times the national guard was told that they needed to standby. and be ready to maybe do something. but it was close to five hours before any national guard troops were sent to the capitol. at which point the capitol was well and truly overrun. today one of the pentagon officials who couldn t explain that delay in dispatching the guard on january 6, one of the officials who couldn t explain it, never the less testified about it. was a general charles flynn. he is the younger brother of trump national security adviser michael flynn. who of course called on trump supporters to come to the capitol january 6. who publicly called on trump to declare martial law and have the military take over the country and rerun the election and swing states. where trump lost. m
manhattan district attorney s office appears to have entered the final stages of a criminal tax investigation into donald trump s long serving chief financial officer allen weisselberg setting up the possibility he could face charges this summer. a grand jury has been hearing evidence about mr. weisselberg who is facing intense scrutiny from prosecutors as they seek his cooperation with a broader investigation into mr. trump and the trump organization. the prosecutors have obtained mr. weisselberg s personal tax returns, providing the fullest picture yet of his finances. as the times goes on to point out the trump family has relied on weisselberg s loyalty and service for decades. weisselberg in fact goes back to when trump s father ran the business, so this could get interesting rather quickly. and as we mentioned, that anticipated face-to-face meeting between the current incumbent president and russia s leader is now just a few hours away. nbc news reporting it will be divi