we ll hear from the vice president first and the president. i m curious what you believe their message is going to be today and also then i want to ask you about all the questions that we still don t have answers to about what actually happened on january 6th. good morning. good morning, trace. you are looking live at statuary hall on capitol hill. a big moment speech for first the vice president and then the president and they will reflect back on january 6 one year ago. what happened inside the walls of the capitol. i think they are going to cast it in a way that s pretty stark at least the statements that they put out about these speeches ahead of time going right towards a threat to democracy. and then trying to pitch voting rights. democrats working on passing that voting rights bill at the same time as the president walks into the capitol. listen. we can all look back one year ago to a very dark day for america but also for the capitol specifically. dana, i was on wit
Jesus after his birth. steve, will you, too? that s why i m wearing a red tie today. thank you very much. good to be back after a little longer than normal holiday but we re all together virtually and that s 2022 so far, baby. right. on to radio. that s right. dana: fox news alert we re waiting to hear from the president and vice president as america marks one year since the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. bill is off today. good morning, trace. trace: good morning everyone. i m trace gallagher. this is america s newsroom. a day we won t soon forget when rioters stormed the halls of congress as lawmakers worked to certify the presidential election. dana: as we wait to hear from the president i want to bring in bret baier. about 15 minutes ago we got word that the president s motorcade had already left the white house. very punk toou all today.
For the worst causes. what about that same poll in which you were citing and referenced the 39% approval rating. how much considering this is the lowest approval rating in modern history for a president at this point. how much of a problem is this going to be for the president going forward? we can see it now. the government shutdown. he s about to give a state of the union in ten days. this is a real problem. this president has done absolutely nothing to unite this country. it s unheard of. people can t put their hands around it. the problem he faces is he s also taking down the republican party in the midterm elections. if it goes to the democrats, which people think the house will, that s going to signify even bigger problems for this president. guys, we have to wrap it up there because nick told meso. howard and susan, good to e see you both. rally in las vegas, the big effort underway as america marks
Without ever passing a budget. i have been in congress for three years now, i ve not seen a single budget from the republican leadership. that s ridiculous. we need to take a stand and fully fund our military and not keep doing these harmful short-term crs. how about this one. at the top of the show your clique said he d be willing to concede some funding for the border wall in order to protect d.r.e.a.m.ers and then make republicans pay at the polls in 2018. does that prospect work for? you do you agree with that one? let me tell you one of the greatest signs i saw in these amazing women s marches yesterday. it was a little child and she was holding a sign that said build the wall and our generation will tear it down. so, yes, i would consider funding for the wall if that s a ransom that donald trump wants. but keep in mind, we have no idea what the president wants. senator schumer said it s like negotiating with jell-o. he s all over the place. there s a huge lack of
You d stop baiting kim jong-un into a war that could put 85,000 american troops and millions of innocent civilians in danger. so the president did not speak to chuck schumer yesterday, chuck schumer did not speak with mitch mcconnell. it all feels more personal this time around. do you agree. what s that about? it s the shift in tone in the way politics is transacted. i would say that look back at that ad that ties democrats to murder, it s both extreme but it s not. this is the language we see often times coming from the republican party, from right wings. it has often tried to tie democrats in the past to things, to horrible crimes and saying that you re complicit in murder, that type of strong language. and we see that continuing. i mean, this is really the state of our politics right now is one that s dripping and racially divisive language, one that s dripping in identity politics, and one that this is front and