look at the juxtaposition of those two pictures there. the 18-year-old slept on the pavement near the building and refused to leave, despite the risk of the falling structure. nine survivors were rescued from the rubble. officials say two other residents are still missing. this morning, the fbi is bringing in internal documents for house oversight leaders to rue on capitol hill today. some republicans expect this to shed light on a claim that then vice president biden accepted a bribe of $5 million from a foreign national in exchange for a policy outcome. the document contains allegations made by an unnamed whistleblower, which the fbi and the prosecutors could not corroborate. cnn s sara murray joins us now. so sara, why is the fbi bringing the document to capitol hill now? look, james comer, the house oversight chair had subpoenaed the fbi for this document and has threatened to hold fbi director chris wray in contempt.
i would be surprised if they do it. maybe they feel the pressure and it does force the hand of the white house to do that, but right now everything we have seen up until this point does not suggest that they are going to do that. martha: interesting to see robert kennedy jr. getting out there, he has numbers not that far away from ron desantis numbers who are giving every bit of credibility as a strong second in the numbers, and the polls right now. so we will see. thank you very much, always good to see you. all right, so also breaking today, attorneys for former president trump at the doj today as a probe of his handling of documents reportedly gets close to an end. and lawmakers from both parties getting a look at the fbi document we heard so much about the reportedly accuses president biden of being involved in a criminal bribery scheme when he was a vice president, paying someone off or getting paid off for a policy outcome, so
12 banks that were doing business, the biden family doing business with. we subpoenaed records from four of the 120 and subpoenaed records from some of those known business associates, not the others. this is the tip of the iceberg. joe biden in 2019 when he was running for. said he built this fire wall. he said i had no idea what hunter was doing and i never met any of his business associates. that was a lie. now we know he met with scores of his business associates what else is he lying about? martha: the e-mails say thanks for the time that you arranged with your dad today. these were the business associates that hunter and his colleagues were working with. the big question i think a lot of americans have, sir, is can you all through this investigation connect the money to any policy outcome to show there was influence that was pedalled for and received?
the japanese yen, china s yuan and they re all struggling against the dollar, does that suggest that we need to see a coordinated action in some ways to, i guess, bring down the value of the dollar? at some point, that could come into play, some sort of coordinated policy action. but i think it s premature right now to expect it, primarily because the strong dollar at the moment is a problem for other central banks, not for the fed. for the fed, it s a desired policy outcome. and if the fed were truly concerned about a stronger dollar, higher interest rates, tightening monetary conditions and financial conditions in the us, all they have to do is stop hiking. and if things get really dire and they re really concerned about a deep recession, potentially cut rates. well, on that cheery note, meera, it has been a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks very much for your input and i ll talk to you soon.
right here, the british pound, the japanese yen, china s yuan and they re all struggling against the dollar, does that suggest that we need to see a coordinated action in some ways to, i guess, bring down the value of the dollar? at some point, that could come into play, some sort of coordinated policy action. but i think it s premature right now to expect it, primarily because the strong dollar at the moment is a problem for other central banks, not for the fed. for the fed, it s a desired policy outcome. and if the fed were truly concerned about a stronger dollar, higher interest rates, tightening monetary conditions and financial conditions in the us, all they have to do is stop hiking. and if things get really dire and they re really concerned about a deep recession, potentially cut rates. well, on that cheery note, meera, it has been a real pleasure having you on the show. thanks very much for your input