Their customers probably not going to like it. Panicked drivers searching for gas in some Spots Tonight amid new concerns of Fuel Shortages lasting for memorial day weekend. Reports that at least one Gas Station in richmond, virginia, has been charging 7 a gallon. Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle reportedly taking advantage of a federal perk, and its Parking Backlash tonight. Fox News Night investigates. We begin with the continuing confusion over masks, who should wear them, when and where. Correspondent Chad Pergram is here to unpack it all tonight. Good evening. People may be happy that the cdc relaxed the Mass Mandate but a lot of experts wonder what suddenly changed. Yesterday Morning Dr. Fauci said you still need to wear a mask indoors and even outdoors if youre in a crowded by the afternoon it was all over. I think somebody had to have the political will to say this is the right thing to do. Even before the policy change, lawmakers question the reliability of the cdc. I us
month? plus south carolina senator tim scott is clapping back against a controversial washington post piece about his family s history. he said no amount of purported fact-checking our attacks from the mainstream media will ever take away from the struggles his family overcame our panel is on standby to weigh in. an old saying goes there s no use crying over spilled milk but what about spilled the scalding hot coffee? and new jersey man suing dunkin donuts one night court convenes. we continue with the president s push forward of massive tax and spending plans. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking it all trying to calculate how much it s going to cost you. going to need an abacus tonight. it is one thing to invite the world to strategize ways to improve the climate and to enhance life on the plane to plant collectively speaking. it is altogether something else to shove much of that cost onto the backs of the american taxpayer which is precisely how some cr
adding, their access to voting continues to have our game unwavering s support. if wall street journal tonight coming out with another scathing review, the league has cleared george s elective majority as racist and antidemocratic. it has done economic to stomach harm to this state, although we may have a new friend in the white house. welcome to the democratic baseball league, so much for healing and uniting the country. like this evening, president donald trump saying, what got baseball and all of the local companies that are interfering with free and fair elections. are you listening? coke, delta, and all. we got more on that straight ahead were investigating what happened today when driver rammed a security gate at the u.s. capitol sparking a lockdown just weeks after officials started taking down that controversial primitive fencing, and heroic officer and suspect are dead. chad pergram starts us out tonight. shannon cummins the second major security incursion of cap
this says this has nothing to do with the houthis and their conduct. somehow that will improve the humanitarian consequences of a terror designation. how does this link to iran? we ll investigate. and breaking news on the iran nuclear program. the lincoln project loses another co-founder. jennifer horn says she s leaving. the anti-trump lincoln project responds that horn is leaving because they wouldn t pay her more money or give her a tv show. and by the way, republicans are pushing the congressional sergeant of arms to fine house speaker nancy pelosi. apparently they say at 9:59 a.m., february 2, she didn t fully clear the new metal detectors. fair is fair the gop says. some republicans are facing $5,000 fines themselves for scupping that very same security measure. white house correspondent kevin corke kicks us off with day 17 of the biden administration. so much to get to in so little time, this is a real story line that people will be talking about the next couple days
carrie: great to be here. the legal sawyer, reporter with the washington with and simone pathe rollcall. thank you both. ischief justice john roberts making this court s own. what is your view of the rulings and imprint he is having on this court? talking about the gerrymandering case and the census case, what we are seeing is the gerrymandering case was a wonderful opportunity for the justices to step back and say we are being asked to do something that judges aren t entitled to do in the constitution which is second-guessed the redistricting going on. there is not a legal standard for that. it is political and judges shouldn t get into that. that was a great conclusion. , the chief justice and the other conservatives. we saw the court going the other way in the consensus case and the chief justice leading that. he seems to want to be chief justice marshall and give a little to each person and the less out. unfortunately, that is not the role of the judge and it worrie