presidency, but perhaps the only thing those nine additional charges against hunter are killing is his dad s key campaign message, pay your pair share. we ve got andy mccarthy on where where this is the headed legally and karl rove on how this could play out politically. plus, tracking a university president, liz magill so far staying put. we ll talk to one student who says while magill needs to go, the policies allowing anti-semitism on campus need to go with her. and the battle over border security is far from over as the situation at the border is far from improved. we re on the push by republicans to pick fix it by tying ukraine aid to it. and we are over it, all of it, starting now. neil: happy weekend, everybody. glad to have you. i m neil cavuto. we begin right now on the hunter biden business and the fallout for dad who s out west. right now we we get thest from the white house where you ll find our lucas tomlinson. reporter: well, neil, the 56-page indictment do
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thahello and a warm welcome our viewers. i m bianca nobilo. max foster is off this week. just ahead on cnn newsroom life- president biden is trying to walk back remarks he made tuesday. he is running and i have to run. we re getting a preview of special counsel s playbook. they are ready to describe to the jury how he encouraged the violence on january 6. tuesday afternoon an apparent israeli airstrike dem molished this building. people have been forced to run from place to place seeking shelter. it is simply chaos at this point. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is wednesday, december 6, 9:00 a.m. in london and 4:00 a.m. in washington where u.s. president biden is walking back a candid remark about his possible rationale for seeking re-election. he told democratic donors at an off camera fundraiser if trump wasn t running, i m not sure i d be running. but a few hours later when pressed by reporters, mr. biden s
here s an idea, on security footage, bladder the faces of the folks invading the capital on january 6th so authorities cannot track them down. guess who said that today? the league starts right now. they have participated in the events of that day, we don t want them to be retaliated against. to be charged by the doj. what? that is speaker of the house, you like to stand in the way, the way we identify criminals. now his office is revising those remarks plus how federal prosecutors plan to use donald trump has continued support. the rest of the presidents in court, warnings of an apocalyptic situation in gaza as israel takes intense deadly aim. welcome to the lead with jake tapper, we start with our law and justice. the new impact of the january 6th insurrection on trumps legal and political future. federal prosecutors say they plan to use drums continued with these lawbreakers against him at trial. the justice department saying the fact that trump continues to celebrat
campus. it s not my job. it s your job. it s time for the soul of our university to reclaim its integrity. it s time for me and my fellow classmates to stop worries for our lives. why today a jewish student is afraid to walk the library? i m very troubled by what you re reporting. it s our top priority to keep our students safe and secure. can you tell us why the university did not react like other universities might have or hoped harvard would have? respectfully the notion that harvard did not react is not correct. anti-semitism last no place as harvard. what action has been taken against students harassing and calling for the genocide of jews on campus? i can what action have been taken? i m not asking neil: all right. that went well. that are ivy league schools, but these days more like poison ivy league schools. fox on top of university leaders in the hot seat as the house probes rampant anti-semitism on their campuses. did the presidents of harvar