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unbelievable. before we get out we had a special night on friday. you, me, peter. dana: maria and her friend bill: they gave us a tour of a lifetime at the metropolitan museum of art. his theme is god through art and he took us through for 3 1/2 hours. it was something else. dana: it was so generous and filled our hearts and minds and we thank you for that. good to be with you. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. harris: let s beginning with the breaking news this hour. house republicans taking action, doing all of the things on capitol hill that are necessary to get the nation back on track particularly when it comes to high crime. they are on the road today in new york city taking on manhattan s liberal district attorney alvin bragg over what they call his pro-crime, anti-victim policies. i m harris faulkner. you are in the faulkner focus.
special night on friday. you, me, peter. dana: maria and her friend bill: they gave us a tour of a lifetime at the metropolitan museum of art. his theme is god through art and he took us through for 3 1/2 hours. it was something else. dana: it was so generous and filled our hearts and minds and we thank you for that. good to be with you. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. harris: let s beginning with the breaking news this hour. house republicans taking action, doing all of the things on capitol hill that are necessary to get the nation back on track particularly when it comes to high crime. they are on the road today in new york city taking on manhattan s liberal district attorney alvin bragg over what they call his pro-crime, anti-victim policies. i m harris faulkner. you are in the faulkner focus. the house judiciary committee
students who were missing from sc school, records that fall. another decline was reported after hurricane ida in 2021. then there is covid, of course the republican-led house jrudiciary committee will have a special field hearing today, meant to discredit the prosecutor leading the criminal case against trump there it is exactly the top of the hour in manhattan, committee chair jim jordan says he plans to highlight the, quote, pro-crime, anti-victim policies of district attorney alvin bragg bragg has become a top political target of republicans for his decision to charge trump with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records this month after a grand jury voted in favor of indicting the former president. last week, the d.a. filed a federal lawsuit against jordan over what he says are brazen and unconstitutional attempts to
investigates, he takes us to court. brooke: the district attorney filed his lawsuit ahead of a field hearing planned for next monday in new york city to focus on bragg s pro-crime, anti-victim policies and how they led to increase in violent crime in new york city. the former president conducted his first tv interview since he pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records in new york, charges stem from alleged hush money payments. in the interview, trump maintained innocence and called his arraignment a sad day. watch. it is a horrible thing, i did nothing wrong. look at pundits and legal analysis, they are saying, he didn t do anything wrong. when i went to the courthouse, a prison in a sense, they signed me in and people were crying.