jackie ibane-ez. reporter: this allows people to access officers internal affairs records and complaints. and stop of use of no-knock warrants. the governor hogan said this will erode police morale and public trust in law enforcement. defenderses says it is basic accountability. they do not sign like radical on kepts to me. they sound like professional customer experiences we ought to have when we interact with our government. reporter: hogan slammed the baltimore mayor s plan to slash the city s police budget calling it reckless. some in the city are growing frustrated with the halt of drug and prostitution prosecutions. things are not better in new york city showing officers harassed a brooklyn mom grilling mayor de blasio what he is doing to stop rising crime. when i had to take my son down the block, i carry him right in front of so we can duck and cover to do that. it is very upsetting. i know we will turn the tide. new york city has before and we will again. repor
covid. there is a covid bill complete with federal minimum wage hike, and special interests totally unrelated to the pandemic come about to go to the vote in the house tonight or early tomorrow. with hospitalizations and cases plummeting, perhaps there is less of a need for trillions in spending, say republicans, especially since so much of what has been authorized still has not actually been spent. by the way, that new vaccine has actually been tested against the new variants. those findings ahead and just a minute. and imagine if this had happened under the prior administration, journalist rage tweeting tonight over a new plan reported by the washington post to charge them each $170 for covid tests every time they enter the white house. could that strain the relationship between president biden and the mainstream media, which is often been pretty deferential on the campaign trail and at the white house? first tonight, congressional correspondent chad pergram to see where
fear mongering and lockdowns over covid-19. there is a $2 trillion covid-19 bill, and special interests totally unrelated to fighting the pandemic about to go to a vote tonight or tomorrow. with hospitalization cases plummeting perhaps there s less of a need, especially since so much of what has been authorized still has not actually been spent. the new vaccine has been tested against the new variant. those findings in a moment. imagine if this happened in a prior administration, journalists talk about a plan by the washington post to charge the beach $170 for covid-19 test every time they into the white house. could that strained the relationship between president biden and the mainstream media. first tonight, chad program to see where things stand at this minute on the covid-19 bill and growing person progressive august overall of it, this is about the minimum wage. democrats insist they will pass this bill later tonight but there were divides over the senate stripping th
to his plans in 2024, but president trump isn t the only republican to keep an eye on. several other top conservatives taking the stage today. watch. limit the terms for our house and senate leaders. we were the most pro-life administration in the united states of america. [cheers and applause] we call ourselves conservatives, but what are we really? we re freedom lovers. covid isn t crushing the economy, government crushed the economy. those of you who don t know, south dakota is the only state in america that never ordered a single business or church to close. welcome, everybody. so good seeing you guys all across the country just like america and our audience members. i ve got to ask you guys, i m going to go to sean first. cpac, so much energy, such a clear message from the movement. a lot of talk about the civil war within the republican party. i ll pose this to you, it seems like the civil war is amongst the leaders, not the people. seems like there s a conc
washington. i am bret baier. president biden is in houston right now delivering remarks at this hour of coronavirus vaccination facility run by the federal emergency management agency s. you will see him there. we are monitoring these remarks and we will finish later. peter doocy on the white house domestic trip when one of the questions he is facing is about foreign policy, surrendering air strike in syria that we first told you about at the end of special report last night. good evening, peter. good evening, bret. on his way to those remarks president biden said that the air strike was to send a message to iran. you can t act with impunity, be careful. today after iranian forces, he has they are trying to heal texas. saving people s lives and as my mother would say, doing god s work. on the way to texas, the white house explains the rationale behind the first air strikes biden ordered as commander in chief. american interests in iraq. speak of the president sendin