it was the angry with an election that they think was rigged. it was a very small portion, as you know, who went down to the capitol. a very small portion of them went in. i will tell you that they were angry from the standpoint of what happened with the election, because they re smart and they see. they saw what happens. i believe that that was a big part of what happened on january 6th. use it before that he didn t to talk about the capitol. yeah, look at the sixth. when you re telling people that a presidential election has been stolen, you can t be shocked when people believe you and then become violent. unprecedented was found by the british documentary filmmaker derek holder. yesterday, ahead of its premiere, holder told tmz that they would track the trajectory of donald trump s presidential campaign to the insurrection. that s something that the january six committee has been hard focused on in their investigation. a few weeks ago, they subpoenaed the footage
ballot and why are democrats again helping another trump-backed candidate there? but, first, breaking tonight, president biden is trying to have it both ways when it comes to gasoline be prices. the president blaming russia when costs skyrocketed. now, he is claiming credit for some modest drops. but the president is still putting foreign oil ahead of domestic as he tries to ease the crisis and at the same time is considering a climate emergency executive order. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. good evening, bret. gas prices haven t just crushing americans waltz but polling. a cnbc poll giving president biden economic approval rating below the worst mark his predecessors obama and trump ever got just 30%. now the white house sees a silver lining if they can strike a nuclear deal with iran. the white house is framing a return to the iran nuclear deal as a way to bolster global oil supply. deputy secret
series of steps to punish the u.s. for allowing house speaker nancy polosi to visit taiwan. which bay engine beijing sees a as a rogue nation. it is early morning in taiwan flight. as the region and the u.s. geared for more trouble with china. china firing with both barrels. as it continues its military exercises around taiwan. island air force jets scrambling as chinese war planes and warships crossed a median line separating china and taiwan. a key buffer zone. china says its forces is rehearsing blockade of taiwan. china has chosen to over react and use speaker pelosi s visit as a pretext to increase military activity around the taiwan strait. beijing went further. president xi regime says it they will cut contact with the u.s. on a range of issues. plus talks on everything from climate change to immigration to cross-border crime. s the chinese military muscles in on taiwan, it is warning the u.s. to stay away. we wish to issue a warning. united states do not act r
they are surrounding the island with their largest military drills ever in that area. and include jets, helicopters, shooting live rounds and firing of ballistic this is. it seems pelosi s act of defiance and the hands-off approach is tipping the scales. but remember, it was that orange guide with the happy twitter fingers who was the real danger. speaker pelosi: the trump administration s reckless rash decisions are no substitute for real global ship. i said the bee gees president trump to apologize to the american people for his disgraceful dangerous and damaging behavior. what the president did is dangerous. it takes preparation. the president did not make because the president abused his power for his own personal political benefits at the expense of our national security. greg: calling the kettle black. china is just lighting up the skies by refusing to take a stand. really any extent on nancy going to that i want in the first place. that it was good that she wen
christopher wray on a flurry of issues. the fbi director expressing deep concern over rising violence in the united states. without a lot to unpack. with that fox team coverage done it, greg palkot is in london with the latest on china s escalation towards taiwan. but we begin the correspondent david spunt at the justice department with the fbi director s compelling testimony. good evening, david. bickel good evening to you, shannon. fbi director christopher wray was in the hot seat for just under four hours today on capitol hill. the conversation moved back and forth from threats overseas to the crime that we see daily in this country. fbi director christopher wray pressed repeatedly on a wide range of questions about the hunter biden investigation and a nationwide tic in crime. i feel like every day i m getting briefed on somebody throwing a molotov cocktail at someone for some issue. it s crazy. wray, who is halfway into his 10-year term, says solving crime from smash