new york times today describing a possible cover-up by the trump administration about that threat leading up to the presidential election. from the times report, quote as recently as last september, a former top intelligence official with the department, brian murphy, filed a whistle-blower complaint accusing orton him to modify intelligence assessments of white supremacy appear lest severe and to include information on left-wing group to ally with mr. trump s messaging. they denied the accusation and released an annual threat assessment in october that acknowledged that violent white supremacy was the most persistent and lethal threat in the homeland. the intelligence first, who spoke anonpit are argued that the warning should have been issued as early as november, when trump was making escalating accusation about the election, saying far right groups continued to be galvanized, a security official confirmed for nbc news today. and that there is no good explanation for
going to be necessary to rebuil our infrastructure, which is also one of the biggest opportunities we have for job growth moving forward. administrator, if i may, you may hear from some corners of criticism are why are we doing this now when were already in a economic crisis. look at the state of new mexico on one third of the state s budget is funded by oil and gas parade why not let the country get back on its feet before we do this? the issue in new mexico is that somebody reported bid incorrectly, or not may be precisely enough that wasn t about impacting existing permit and tracking, this was about ne leases on federal land. i think that the opportunity fo the states to continue to approve the royalties from both coal, oil, and natural gas, if properly done on federal land will continue, and it s even an opportunity in the review of th program to look at the royalty issues, look at the job growth opportunities, look at a variet of things to make sure that the things
home governor andrew, tries to put up a virus of coronavirus briefing but fan the flames, waiting to year with the governor said about those who were lost the pandemic. in these unprecedented times the march for life looks very different in 2021, we will show you how the pro-life rally played out in light of the pandemic at a capital city march by a block of fencing and thousands of national guard. pastor robert jeffress will join us live to talk about today s event and the future of the republican party. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with this ongoing game of chicken between investors small and large. christina starts us off. the tug-of-war continues between wall street and retail investors. we know the story with game stop, the company right behind me at the center of the, big wall street hedge funds, retail investors rally together online, and trading apps robin hood did restrict trade yesterday they eased some of those restrictions. two probes by state attorney
watch out the truong democrat maxine waters is set to lead the powerful financial services committee following the midterm elections and already she s flexing ho muscles also coming up with less than five months to go before britain s exit from the e.u. summit u.k. companies are eyeing an exit from britain just to stay in business. and after years of political unrest and terrorist attacks tourists is slowly returning to enjoy each it is attraction. based says your business update on having a home free i m glad you could join me now her name is maxine waters she s a democrat and most crucially the new head of the financial services committee in congress and she s already known as anniversary of president donald chung but i
need position gives her more power she can now and that subpoenas and on her radio is key to the president which is can look into documents and bank statements possibly a connecting trunk and russia democrats are not yet decided whether they will subpoena georgia o
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