lengths donald trump went to on twitter. plus, joe biden s national climate advisor gina mccarthy on what the big push for trucks are on the country and not formally calling for a ceasefire in gaza. it all starts now. good evening from new york. house minority leader kevin mccarthy announced that he would be opposing the bipartisan inquirey into the january 6 insurrection. it comes after months of negotiations that he was party to. there are probably a lot of reasons for this announcement. one of the reasons is mccarthy is part of the big lie and everything surrounding it. here he is two days after the insurrection. president trump won this election, so everybody who is listening, do not be quiet. do not be silent about this. we cannot allow this to happen before our very eyes. we cannot allow this to happen before our very eyes. trump won the election, unequivocal. it s easy, of course, to focus on donald trump s role in the insurrection, but trump saying we have to
adviser to israeli prime minister netanyahu only on fox news sunday. then, the house approves an independent commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the capitol, but opposition from senate republicans grows. i ve made the decision to oppose the house democrats slanted and unbalanced proposal. chris: and democrats slam republicans for continuing to stand with the former president. they are caving to donald trump and proving that the republican party is still drunk off the big lie. chris: we ll talk with senator roy blunt, a member of the gop leadership, and get reaction from congressman adam kinzinger, one of 35 republicans who voted for the investigation. plus, we ll ask our sunday panel about the divides on capitol hill inside both parties. and our power player of the week, the owner of ben s chili bowl, a landmark in the nation s capital for six decades, on how they survived the pandemic. all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from
criminal systems in russia, china and elsewhere. and another good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports and we ll begin this hour with breaking news. the white house announcing just now a record $31 million americans covered by the affordable care act. president biden revealing a brand new video of a conversation he had with former president obama as they marked the achievement. joe biden, we did this together. we always talked about how if we could get the principle of universal coverage established, we could then build on it, and i just want to say how proud i am of what you ve done now with the american rescue plan. when we opened up the enrollment period again, and reduced the cost, 1.2 million people signed up on top of the 30 million and look how many times they decided to feat your legislation? how great to see those two together again. we ll have more on that in just a moment. another talk
geneva with what we can expect at today s summit, john, this is the fifth time for vladimir putin meeting a u.s. president. nothing new here. what feels new to you? what feels new is working the same hours that you do brian, both ends of the clock. brian: you didn t sleep. this is tough. we are expecting vladimir putin to touch down any minute at geneva airport. he might be running a little bit later. i have been doing enough of these things to know that putin always likes to leave his host waiting. it will be the first time that president biden sits down with russian president vladimir putin as the president of the united states. already the white house is playing down expectations. some of the topics that they are likely to discuss include the nord stream 2 pipeline. the biden administration official position is that they still don t want it to happen but they got out of the way not putting sanctions against the ceo of the company that s putting it together it is weeks aw
what do we know about this? it s significant. at least from a perspective of the optics as well as the legalities, given that we knew that there was this manhattan district attorney investigation that had been happening. that involves the former president and his business empire and the finance. really, the most we are going to learn was probably from this manhattan d.a. investigation. you had the civil investigation that was going on by the new york attorney general. now what is so significant is that the attorney general s office in new york is saying, we have moved from civil to criminal territory at this point. we don t know why that is necessarily. we can t tell you right now the specifics of what her office may have found that is triggering this. one of the reporting threads we are working on. obviously, this is something that s listen, in layman s terms here and from talking with legal experts, it doesn t seem to be good news for the former president. we don t have