administration face this thorniest of foreign policy challenges? i ll speak to the u.s. special enjoy for iran robert m ha lley and ben & jerry s ice cream engaging in terrorism? that s what israel president claims, and it s just as absurd as it sounds. good evening. i m mehdi hasan. it s been six months since many republicans helped incite an attack on the united states capitol. it s been five months since republicans refused to impeach or convict donald trump for his role in that violence, and it s been two months since republicans rejected the formation of an independent barn 9/11-style commission to investigate january the 6th, but finally on tuesday a house select committee will begin investigating how that armed insurrection came about it. will be led by democrats but feature republicans, too, and not just liz cheney. will you be appointing more republicans to the committee like congressman adam kinzinger? that would be my plan. within hours pelosi named kinzinger
discuss. and it s a pandemic of the unvaccinated with the delta variant surging in their states, some republican governors are finally, finally changing their tune on the vaccine. the republican former governor of new jersey christie whitman joins me live. plus, the possibility of war with iran has loomed over many presidencies. how will the biden administration face this thorniest of foreign policy challenges? i ll speak to the u.s. special envoy for iran, roberty mally. and ben & jerry s ice cream engaging in terrorism? that s what israel president claims, and it s just as absurd as it sounds. good evening. i m mehdi hasan. it s been six months since many republicans helped incite an attack on the united states capitol. it s been five months since republicans refused to impeach or convict donald trump for his role in that violence, and it s been two months since republicans rejected the formation of an independent bipartisan 9/11 style commission to investigate january 6. f
former white house adviser andy slavitt joins me later in the hour. and senator ted cruz compares critical race theory to the kkk. the worst part. he knows exactly what he s doing. i ll speak with a pioneer of the subject kimberly crenshaw. r of the subject kimberly crenshaw. good evening. i m mehdi hasan. we are now nearly six months removed from january the 6th, and there is still no sign from the administration or from democrats in congress of a bipartisan or even partisan investigation of the capitol insurrection. why is that important? well, for one reason meet darren beatty. he was a speech writer for the trump white house until he was fired in 2018 after it emerged he spoke at a conference for white supremacists, as you do, and then he was appointed by a trump white house to a commission that preserves holocaust memorials. no, i m not making this up. today b.t. runs a far right website called revolver news. well, you might wonder why should i care about an ex-spee
hello and welcome to bbc news. the biden administration says it supports waiving intellectual property protections for coronavirus vaccines a breakthrough for international efforts to suspend patent rules as the pandemic rages in india and south america. there s been growing pressure on the world s richest nations to share their vaccine stockpiles with poorer nations to bridge the scale of the vaccine gap. the issue was discussed on wednesday in london at a meeting of ministers from the g7 group, comprising some of the wealthiest nations in the world. let s put the issue into context. starting in the us, 73 doses per 100 of population have been administered so far more than 240 million vaccinations. but almost 12,000 kilometres away in the democratic republic of congo, there have been only 0.01 doses per 100 people distributed so far. their roll out only began on april the 1st. in south america, peru has administered 4.81; doses per 100 of their population. and here in th
educators into unsafe buildings. chris: we ll ask cdc director rochelle we eleven sky if the agency s new school guidelines will speed up reopenings. the yeas are 57, the nays are 43. chris: then, the senate votes to acquit former president trump of inciting last month s deadly riot at the capitol. we re joined by lindsey graham, one of mr. trump s staunchest supporters in the senate, and get from democratic senator amy klobuchar. plus we ll ask our sunday panel about the fallout from the trial and where it lees donald trump leaves donald trump as a political force. and our power player of the week, best selling author james patterson, on why his latest book on real-life soldiers may be his most important yet. all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. the big story in the nation s capital this week was the second impeachment trial and second acquittal of former president trump. and we ll get to that in the next segment. bu