book. president biden: make no mistake, make no mistake. putin is responsible for navalny s death. what has happened to navalny is more proof of putin s brutality. no one should be fooled, not in russia, at home, anywhere in the world. john: president biden blaming vladimir putin for the death of long time russian opposition leader alexei navalny but stopping short of consequences if he died in russian custody. good friday to you, good friday to you. jacqui: good to be with you, john. jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. john: biden added the tragedy reminds us of the stakes of the moment calling on the house to pass the foreign aid bill. jacqui: dan hoffman standing by. but first to lucas tomlinson live at the white house for us. lucas. well, jacqui, president biden is set to take off marine one in a short time from now for east palestine but he wanted to speak publicly for the first time since the reported death from the russian services of opposition leader ale
his supporters and taking aim at a landmark fine. i m dana perino. bill is off today. great to be with you, jacque. i m jakubowski, this is america s newsroom. 50 delegates up for grabs. after a new york judge find the former president $355 million for business fraud. dana: she argues trump legal trouble will lead to republican losses in november. the case is a complete and total sham, a sham case. no victims, no defaults, no damages, no complaints, no nothing. there was nothing. when we win back the white house, we ll have no higher priority than ending the weaponization of this horrible legal system that has developed around us. it is a horrible, horrible thing that s taking place. dana: president biden spent the weekend guess where? delaware, of course, critics accusing him of keeping a low profile because of mounting concerns about his age and viability. he is an uninspiring candidate. there is nothing about joe biden that makes you want to listen to him. he s
adopted. harris: impeachment for the homeland security secretary. you see he refused to follow the laws to our southern border and keep things secure. but he could not escape the power of republicans in the u.s. house of representatives. house republicans impeached dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas over biden s border crisis, the first time a cabinet secretary has been impeached since 1876. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. the vote as you know failed last week the first time. they didn t get enough for republicans. on the second round, last night the margin was tight, 214 to 213 straight party line, republicans got it done. republicans saying it is the price for dereliction of duty. we executed our constitutional duty impeaching secretary mayorkas for violating his oath to support and defend the constitution, subvert the rule of law and breach the american public s trust. months and months of building this case that this secretary has failed to do
administration s response for calls for the transcript. questions about double standard of justice and impeachment vote against alejandro mayorkas. this is outnumbered, i m emily compagno here with co-host kayleigh mcenany and joining us today fox business anchor and cohost of bottom line dagen mcdowell, host much of kennedy saves the kennedy and enes kanter freedom. republicans voted to impeach alejandro mayorkas over his handling of the border crisis. mayorkas is just second cabinet official ever to be impeached, last time this happened was 150 years ago, president biden was 10. yesterday was second attempt at impeaching mayorkas. it passed on razor edge 214 to 213. every vote counts. we re seeing concerning new trends at southern border. chinese nationals are flooding in at rate we have never seen before. griff jenkins is live with us in california with more details. griff: emily: we can hear you loud and clear, not sure if you can hear us. if yeah. we ll take th
house seat of expelled republican. and former president donald trump raising eyebrows and getting criticism for new comments on nato and russia. first, breaking tonight this is a big week for the former president and his legal team. a short time ago he asked the u.s. supreme court to intervene on his behalf in one major issue. he is also dealing with his own classified documents case in florida. and the election interference case in georgia. correspondent david spunt looks at all of this tonight live from the justice department. good evening, david. david: good evening to you, bret. the former president officially filed his appeal about 90 minutes ago. now we wait for the nine supreme court justices to say something. this they decide to get involved or not they could be weighing in on a massive, mask part of the middle of the campaign 2024 for the next president of the united states. donald trump is seeking a stay or a pause in the unanimous circuit ruling from last week