testimony, let s get live to the white house correspondent kevin corke in the nation s capitol. reporter: rare partnership on capitol hill tonight as members of both parties were talking about progressive democrats, even conservative republicans. they re all demanding answers about how and why the government apparently is snooping on its own citizens without justification or legal authority. that after new revolutions disclosed today revelations disclosed today that your government has collected the communications information of millions of your fellow americans without legal justification including phone calls and text messages. many of which they claim were obtained, by mistake. i lose sleep over the 3.4 million warrantless searches of americans communications. while reports indicate the fbi conducted fewer queries in 2022, it still made roughly 559 searches per day. now the pfizer court found querrey information has already been legally required and is not consi
madina burglary occurred the day lacey went missing. reporter: his sister-in-law janemy petersen told me in february they still believe he s innocent. no one has ever given a scenario that fits the evidence and explains how scott could have committed this crime. reporter: i asked the retired detective who worked the case about the theory. 100% no. no way we d know. those guys, they polygraphed, they confessed, they went to jail and gave us all of their info. we confirmed their alibies. reporter: petersen who lost access to his previous lawyers at the end of december hopes to be assigned new counsel to address these new claims in his appeal. trace? trace: laura, thank you. you can check out laura s in-depth look at the scott petersen case. it s reporter s notebook now available on fox nation, well worth the look. in the meantime, members of a sorority have sued after a transgender female was admitted at a wyoming college. that s next. but first, an unexpected serenade from