said she was, quote, not his type. in just a moment, i will talk to natasha snowing off, who testified during this trial that she too was assaulted by trump. and our panel will give their take on what this means. plus, truth caucus george santos has been charged by the justice department in a federal court and could appear in court tomorrow. what does this mean for suter in congress, and what will republicans do now? and tucker carlson is waging war against fox for firing him. he s promising to re-launch his show, but in a place his audience may not expect. our panel shares their strong thoughts. but let s start with the verdict in the case against donald trump. after deliberating for two and a half hours, the jury found former president trump liable of sexual abuse and defamation, and awarded e. jean carroll $5 million. after the verdict, carroll released a statement, saying, quote, i filed this lawsuit against donald trump to clear my name and to get my life back. today,
the fbi and police were able to crack the case. here s what we know. according to law enforcement sources the suspect is 28-year-old bryan kohberger. he was taken into custody in scranton, pennsylvania, by local police as well as the fbi. 2500 miles from the murder scene. he appeared before a judge this morning, we are learning it was a phd student at washington state university. investigators have been tight-lipped since the murders took place in mid-november only revealing they were searching for a white hyundai a elantra. a criminal defense attorney is standing by. fox team coverage. david spunt has breaking details on the fbi s role in locating the suspect. now we go to william la jeunesse our west coast newsroom. after more than a month and a half, 19,000 tips, thousands of police on the case, law-enforcement has made the arrest in connection with the death of four university of idaho students. according to bay board filed by the pennsylvania state police 28-year-old
making $55,000 a year suddenly one cycle later be able to afford to lone his campaign around $700,000 while his sister was effectively being at the same time? those are some of the stuff that i anticipate we will see in those papers that are released tomorrow. the charges, this is not a conviction, so what is kevin mccarthy no? the standard, they just how terrible gun member of congress who is charged and convicted. but that s convicted. that s what kevin mccarthy pointed to today, we have through this and we did not expel him while he s on trial, the house rarely acts to expel its own members. a lot of members will resign at some point when they get involved in the sort of situation, but i assume that one of the things that george santos is holding on to is that if he is getting into a position where he has to strike a plea agreement with the government, one of the chips that he has is that he can agree to resign as part of that agreement. attorney resigns, and giving
another congressman elect wrote new yorkers deserve the truth and house republicans deserve an opportunity to govern without this distraction. congressman congressman james comber weighed in as well. i m pretty confident the ethics committee will launch an investigation into santos. he s under investigation pertaining to some campaign finances. i m confident he ll be investigated by the proper authorities. the house ethics committee declined to comment. santos has not yet a sworn and member but he plans to serve his term and one of the biggest questions was how santos was able to loan his campaign over $700,000 when he was listed as making $55,000 the year before. gillian: alex hoff. alicia. alicia: knew, getting even closer to finding out who bryan kohberger, the suspect in the quadruple murder at an idaho college finally identified is.
days. nonetheless, we planned and exercised a wide range of contingencies. because of that, we were able to draw down within 48 hours and the military placed on stand by by president biden was able to secure the airport and start the evacuation within 72 hours. and yes, that evacuation was an extraordinary effort under the most difficult conditions imaginable. they worked around the clock to get american citizens, afghans who helped us, citizens of our allies and partners on planes out of the country. off to the united states or to transit locations that our diplomats had arranged or negotiated in multiple countries. our consular team worked 24/7 to reach out to americans who could still be in country. making 55,000 phone calls, sends thousands of e-mails by august