I wont go to. Hannity and tonight, in just a moment, we will bring you an explosive new report surrounding hunter biden, china and nuclear. John solomon will join us with all these details. Youre not going to get it from the media mob. But first, the ever wonder. Do you ever wonder why your president , joe biden, is is not allowed to answer impromptu questions . Oh, a mystery. Many people want to know. Take a look. My right to take any questions. And anybody here to stay. I very much thought your questions are going to. Come on. Im sorry. Going to just the last question. Ill take an oath that im really going to get in trouble. Im going to get in trouble with staff. I dont do this the right way. Im going to get in trouble with my my staff. Yeah, go ahead. But not pretend that the issue for you guys are bad. Im not supposed to be answering all these questions and supposed to lead. Thank you. And im happy to take questions, if thats who im supposed to do. Nance. Whatever you want me to do
sensors for collecting communications. southwest airlines in the hot seat after that travel meltdown over the holidays. let me be clear. we messed up. norah: campaign of deceit, our in-depth look at disgraced congressman george santos. new questions tonight about his possible involvement in an alleged ponzi scheme. female top gun, the all-women flight crew kicking off this year s super bowl. and burt bacharach dies at 94. raindrops keep falling on my head norah: remembering the legendary composer. announcer: this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. norah: good evening and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. there is breaking news that we are just getting in. cbs news has learned former vice president mike pence subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating former president donald trump. we ve got new details on that in just a moment. the other story that is making international headlines, north
In many ways, it s even more dire in war-torn syria, where today, four days after the earthquake, aid has finally arrived. but amid the freezing cold, shortages of food and dwindling heating, the aftermath, warns of the world health organization, could prove even more deadly the earthquake disrupted basicse distribution of things like water, food, fuel, electricity, communications. simply put, norah, when it comes to what people need more of here, it s absolutely ever everything. norah: incredibly dire. chris livesay, thank you for your reporting. now to that breaking news here in washington tonight, sources tell cbs news that former vice president mike pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel looking into former president donald trump s handling of classified documents