even his own party feels the weight. trying to backtrack on his remarks that president biden s unpopularity is dragging him down in a closely watched race. joe johns is in delaware with president biden is spending the weekend, and cnn s suzanne malveaux is following the facebook story. the social media giant does not seem to be cowering. here s what facebook s vice president said this morning on cnn. if you removed the algorithms, which i is think frances haugen s one of her central recommendations, the first thing that would happen is people would say more, not less hate speech, more, not less misinformation because these algorithms are designed precisely to work almost like giant spam filters to identify and deprecate bad content. suzanne, what are lawmakers saying about facebook today? reporter: well, pam, despite clegg s appearances on multiple shows defending facebook s practices, include the suggestion that facebook couldn t possibly know whether its algorithm t
today. breaking news reaction from former president trump to a big victory. 1 of his cases here in new york as the clock was literally taking for him to come up with $454 million in cash for bond or risk having his bank accounts frozen or properties seized. bulkheads of glee and excitement over that in a lot of areas. a last-minute public court decision provided the former president and current presumed gop nominee a big reprieve. big loss today no matter how you slice it for attorney general latifah james and many in these salivating media all over those who hope to see trump banged up by this judgement action. here he is a while ago. you cannot have an election in the middle of a political season but we are in the middle of an election right now and we are fighting for joe biden who is the worst country worst president in our country s history by far he is let the country go to help. the political and legal follow today, we have guests. let s go to cb cotton as we loo
i am here today to answer any legitimate questions and the house oversight committee may have for me. shall i allow hunter to give his opening statement first? it doesn t appear mr. biden showed up for his public hearing. with any luck today marks the end of what may be the most spectacular failure in the history of an congressional investigations. state your iniry because we were a very important hearing what is your inquiry? it is not a stunned. i am simply asking you don t have a parliamentary inquiry? chair recognize him mr. chairman chairman recognizes mr. does the committee how the text messages? mr. chairman we don t have time for games by democrats today. house impeachment hearing at 80 he did start, republicans and democrats taking shots at each other with two of hunter biden s former business partners. hello and welcome everyone i m sandra smith and dajohn craig to be with you. john: great to be with you, what a hearing today, i m j
sexy manatee and music back. really big deal. thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. i m bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is three hours away from what critics and supporters are calling one of the most important speeches of his political career. the incumbent president trying to fend off his predecessor and potential successor must prove to the american people he is not too old, too infirm or too out of touch on policies important to americans to justify a second term. he must also lay out a vision for a second term that his campaign hopes can prompt a reversal of his recent dismal poll numbers. the state of the union address can be seen right here live at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. we re just now getting a sneak peek at a few elements of the president s speech. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off with that live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. peter: bret, this is going to be president biden s balancing act tonight. pitch a u
allow a citizen initiated constitutional amendment. the political rhetoric from the no side is going to be what it is going to be. this is a common sense thing for ohioans to say we own our constitution and it shouldn t be for sale to out of state special interests. so jake, this is also about more than abortion rights. it s also about minimum wage. there is a proposed constitutional amendment next year that could have ohio voters decide minimum wage. so the proponents of this are trying to change the rules if you will to make it harder to amend the state s constitution. jeff, how much money has been spent in this special election? outside money, jake, has been flooding in this summer. this has been a pretty short campaign. and more than $26 million has been coming in. again, this is crossing more than just normal party lines. but democrats, if you look at it that way, are spending more on television ads than republican aligned groups. there has been an ad war in televi