entertaining. that flaw that chases excitement, sometimes at the expense of education and there is a political lesson in the gladiator circle, as well. pop limp gives people what they want. good leaders persuade people to move toward what they need. in 15 months, we pick a president, the world is fraught with peril, our country is divided, institutions have let us down. some are wondering if our best days are behind us and we re managing decline and decent or if america can rally again. wednesday night, we begin process of picking one nominee for president. it is the first presidential primary debate on the gop side. what would you ask? what do you want to hear? what are your expectations? do we merely want to be entertained as the crowd in a roman coliseum or do we know in our souls, there is more at stake than a fun night of television? are we open to something or someone new? are we open to persuasion? what are we looking for in a candidate? a thinker who knows when to fig
that chases excitement, sometimes at the expense of education. there is a political lesson of the gladiator circle as well, populism gives people what they want, good leaders persuade people to move towards what they need. in 15 months we pick a president the world is fraught with peril, our country is divided, institutions once relied upon have let us down, some are wondering if our best days are behind us, if we are simply managing the decline, managing the dissent or if america can rally again. on wednesday night we begin the process to pick the nominee for president, the first presidential primary debate on the gop side, what would you ask? what do you want to hear, what are your expectations, do we merely want to be entertained as the crowd in the roman coliseum or do we know are well of sorts, there s much more at stake than a fun night of television. are we open to something or someone new, are we open to persuasion, what are we looking for any candidate, a thinker who
my angle in moments. first, we go live to the site of the baltimore bridge clasp where a search and rescue mission is still underway. joining us now fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke. kevin, what can you tell us? laura, first things first, the fbi tells us tonight they have seen no evidence to suggest that there was any foul play by way of terrorism involved in this tragedy here: however, in search and rescue is ongoing and incredibly, incredibly long odds as we show you live pictures here. we are talking about frigid waters last night. six people still missing. belonging to a construction crew. of course, that owing to that clasp thanks to the cargo ship hitting the bridge the francis scott key bridge leading to the clasp and likely, sadly, the death of at least six and possibly many, many more; however, the governor has been here. part of a sizeable cadre, laura of state and federal lawmakers here on hand to a person vowing to work quickly to restore not
minister ariel henry announcing a short while ago that he will resign once a transitional presidential council has been created. it follows worldwide calls for his resignation. as violence plagues the caribbean nation. us secretary of state antony blinken spent monday in jamaica, where he met with caribbean leaders for urgent talks about the nation s violent gang violence. henry has been unable to return to haiti because the violence closed its main international airports. on monday, blinken announced an additional $100 million to finance the deployment of a multinational force to haiti, as well as $33 million in humanitarian aid. it s still not clear who will lead haiti out of the crisis, which has seen heavily armed gangs burning police stations attacking the main airport and rated two of the country s biggest prisons. scores of people have been killed. more than 15,000 others are homeless after fleeing neighborhoods overtaken by the gangs. i m jackie ibanez. now back to re
american people deserve to hear from the leaders of the intelligence community. director haines, continue the second category is a set of more intense in unpredictable transnational challenges, such as climate change, corruption, or codex trafficking held security, terrorism, and cybercrimes cyber crime that often interact with traditional state-based political, economic, and security challenges. and the third category is regional and localized conflicts that have far-reaching and at times cascading implications not only for neighboring countries, but also for the world and all three challenges are affected affected by trends in new and emerging technologies, environmental changes, and economic strain that are stoking instability and making it that much more challenging for us to forecast developments and their implications. these dynamics are putting unprecedented burdens on the institutions and the relationships that the united states relies on to manage such challenges.