Live at the Federal Courthouse in fort pierce, florida, former President Donald Trump and his lawyers are fighting to get his documents classified documents case tossed out. And if trump speaks when he leaves, of course well bring you that live. On the right of your screen, a Georgia Courthouse at any moment we could get the judges decision on fani willis. Will she be disqualified . She is the infamous District Attorney in trumps Georgia Election case. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. We begin in florida. The judge there considering two motions to dismiss, one on what trumps team says is special counsel jack smiths vagus of the Espionage Act and the other how he used the president ial record acts. Smith claims the motions are trump thinking he is above the law. The hearing comes after special counsel robert hur defended bringing 0 charges against President Biden live the this week. Biden, of course, illegally retained classified documents. Former federal prosecutor
gender equity includes a proposal to eliminate cash bail for some suspects. here to react we have got reverend eugene rivers iii of the director of the seymour institute. and jack brewer ceo of the bureau group and t.w. shannon former speaker of the oklahoma house of representatives. guys,thank you very much for jog us today. thanks for having me. steve: you bet. reverend, start with you, no cash bail means you don t have to put up cash to get bailed out. that just means you get out. is that a good idea at the federal level? at the federal level and a number of local levels, it s prepreposterous idea. only incentivize accurately criminalityadversely effect thet
the new york times acknowledging the need to keep digging. we already know, what we already know us troubling. let s talk to the panel. richard fowler, former speaker of the oklahoma house of representatives, t.w. shannon. fox news medical contributor dr. marty makary. thank you for being with us tonight. a little bit more of that article from the new york times. it says years of research on the dangers of coronavirus and the broader history of lab accidents and errors around the world provided scientists with plenty of reasons to proceed with caution as they investigated that pathogens but troubling safety practices persisted. tw, we are still trying to get answers. there is going to be a hearing tomorrow. do you think will ever truly get concrete evidence about exactly what happened. thank goodness that finally we are trying to get some answers on covid. i am old enough to remember when