level as the controversy continues. president biden met with his economic team at the white house today, the administration has not yet said much on the controversy only saying talk to the sec and the feds are monitoring the situation. strong backlash by some lawmakers including alexandria ocasio-cortez and republican ted cruz. republican senator josh hawley talked about this on fox news earlier. what you ve seen with this gamestop meltdown that wall street is having now is these folks at home have got more criticism and more scrutiny than the people who single-handedly crash the entire financial market in 2008. and they got bailed out, the government bailed out those people. it shows you that the fix is in. john: white house correspondent kristin fisher picks up reporting for us on this friday live on the north lawn. for the third day in a row, the white house is declining to weigh in on this controversy that has consumed both wall street and main street. the white hou
thfauci arrested in july. in july, a fox news alert. biden s justice department has just brought criminal charges against donald trump. his political opponent, for crii the third time in four months. this timenas agains, the chas relate to january 6th. thisg. evenin today, an indictment was unsealed charging donald j. donl trump with conspirind g to defraud the united states, conspiring to disenfranchize voters and conspiring and attempting to obstruct anpig official proceedin ag. issue the indictment was issued by a grand jury of citizens here in the distric a grandt of colu, and it sets forth the crimes charged in detail. that was special counsel jack smith, who looked like a bedraggled, nervous wreck dripping with anger and highly emotional. dist the last time jack smith charged a politician, the case was so weak itand sets got toss of the supreme court unanimously. biden is justice department is using obscure federal statutestician, to put a formet president in pris
migrants in central park. how much further are we going to take this, it s ruining new yorkers quality of life. it happened really fast. it took place 20 minutes to respond to her call, by that time she had already gone home. i am holding the city accountable for defunding the police. seattle s mayor demanded to see fewer white men and individuals with a military background and police recruitment material, following the promise to diversify seattle pd. dylan mulvaney seattle, molson coors out selling bud light by 50 whopping percent. finally putting their foot down and saying enough. ainsley: this is a fox anews alert, president donald trump where he is facing four new felonies claiming he made false statements about the 2020 election. steve: mr. trump is fighting to move the case out of washington d.c. to perhaps west virginia because in dc he says he can t get a fair trial. brian: griff jenkins outside of the dc courthouse. griff: good morning, that s
u.s. society. it is unclear where, when or how king would be expelled. joining us now from seoul, paula hancocks. and also former analyst white house official sue mi terry in w york. what is the latest, what do we actually know here? reporter: well, phil, everything we know so far has come from north korea itself, from state run media. we haven t heard at all from travis king since he crossed the military demarcation line back in mid-july while on a private tour of the dmz, a civilian tour. so we do have to wait and see whether or not the confession they speak of is in fact accurate. but as you say, they say that he confessed to illegally entering north korea. they say that they carried out an investigation over the past couple of months. and that investigation is now over. and they have decided to expel him. and they said really what they said last month when they had the first acknowledgement that travis king had even gone into their country saying that he was wanting t
Going for a daytime high of 81. and there in new york city, there are at least about 95,000 migrants have arrived in new york and new york state over the last year. and so many of them have pending legal cases before the didn t of homeland security and things like that. in may, there were 127,000 pending cases where paperwork needed to be filled out and filed. because there is such a backlog, the mayor has enlisted a whole lunch of really bright college kids at nyu, columbia and the city university of new york to help the migrants fill out their asylum paperwork. also hunter college, queens college and new york university nyu. the mayor is getting college students involved and he said if you come and you help the illegals in new york fill out their paperwork for asylum