mike pompeo and our top story outrage grows here in washington and throughout the country over the fbi s surprise raise on former president trump s compound, mar-a-lago in florida. republicans now calling for resignations of the attorney general and the fbi director. meanwhile, the silence is deafening from the men in charge. and the white house continues to deny any knowledge beforehand. but, we still don t have specific details from the search warrant there either from the doj or the trump team. we have fox team coverage tonight. aishah hasnie on capitol hill with what all of this means for the possibility of another presidential run for former president trump. we begin with correspondent david spunt at the justice department. what we are learning today about monday s raid. good evening, david. bret, good evening to you. fbi agents this evening are still going through documents that were seized at monday s search of former president donald trump s home at mar-a-lago. the
middle east continue to grow. split screen now of gaza and capitol hill capturing how the region may be sitting on a powder keg increasingly getting the attention of lawmakers here. good morning, i m dana perino and good morning to you in d.c. john: i m john roberts in for bill hemmer today. this is america s newsroom. top biden officials will testify in two hearings today expected to face a tough round of questions about how safe the american people are. another major concern, the wave of anti-semitism sweeping over college campuses and city streets both here in the u.s. and around the world. anti-jewish hatred erupted to levels we haven t seen since world war ii. dana: we have team fox coverage. we re live with mike tobin in israel. pardon the shot inside of a moving vehicle. last location the soldiers approached us and said they had reason to believe there was an infiltrator. we re trying to transfer to the next spot where we can be safe and try to bring you the la
Cohen prosecution team, he today if they detail more of the russia. Syria and the middle east, the evidence that they also say they iran is around the edges of this detailed last week there were president s decisions, how have ten search warrants, over 50 have. I know youll be all over thing. Im unclear what the president they affected that . Is going to say they have diminished our that when this starts. Tom winter from new york. Influence to zero. Thanks to him, thanks to all of we no longer have a seat at the you for watching this hour of table. I see our very good ambassador, msnbc live. Krig melvin in new york, im heading to the white house as Jeff Jeffreys who is working on the president is getting ready this. To speak. Frankly, this is a low point for thats our top story, hallie. U. S. Influence in the region. Busy news day. Look, i get it, everyone gets msnbc news headquarters in new york city. It. As hallie mentioned, any moment we want to, quote, get out of now President Trum
which is obviously what you did. have you created this whole. it does d. not undermine the chain of. and yeah, you did. you absolutely did. i did not. general mckenzie said he and the other top generals recommended keeping 2500 u.s. troops in afghanistan. the collective assumption was that the afghan security forces would effectively hold off the taliban for much longer period of time. clearly, that was proven to be inaccurate. there were questions about why the u.s. military evacuated bagram air bass. i would probably need to push in 5,000 more troops on the ground. we were under the direction to go to zero. general milley warned al-qaeda or isis could reconstitute in afghanistan in as little as six months. one unanswered question today whether the suicide bomber that killed abbey gate was isis prisoner at bagram air base until the u.s. withdrew and the taliban released him. bret: the chairman the
he s doing just fine. he s at this point in recovery from surgery. he s going to be all right. he s being well taken care of. well, andrew darlington, your valiant efforts, and i can t imagine the emotions that are surrounding all of this. thank you very much for sharing your story today. it s just one illustration, one story of so many thousands. and the u.s. air bass in ramstein is where so many of the evacuated are with temporary housing. more than 15,000 evacuees airlifted out of kabul. it s overwhelming, the base. nbc s matt bradley is in germany, overlooking ramstein. what have you learned about what s going on at ramstein as they are trying to cope with far more refugees than they had ever anticipated? reporter: it s huge. it s a massive operation. you mentioned 15,000 are being housed in a sprawling tent city