wasn t a fan of the last president s character issues. i m also aren t you embarrassed? cindy mccain wife of the late john mccain this weekend took on the party her husband once led as its standard bearer in 2008 by denoinsing the fake add it in arizona as a dangerous stunt. listen. the whole thing is ludicrous. quite frankly. this comes from a state party in arizona that refused to be audited themselves so, you know, it s the election is over. biden won. i know many of them don t like the outcome but elections have consequences and so this does not surprise me. things are just aloof and crazy out there right now with regards to the election. and liz cheney is reportedly in danger today of losing the leadership post in the house republican caucus for her audacity to speak the truth about donald trump s role in inciting the insurrection. politico is reporting quote there is a coordinated effort by kevin mccarthy to box her out. the republican leader is signaling that
atlanta s minority-owned businesses. just days ago president biden said he would strongly support moving the game out of atlanta backing the boycott of a major american city. now the white house is cleaning up or clarifying as we put it the president s previous comments. he was not dictating what major league baseball should do, that they should dictating they should move the all-star game. that was their decision. they made that decision. as he stated earlier he certainly supports that. he does support the moving? he supports them being able to make the decision and respond to what their players asked. many of them are impacted, of course. harris: steve harrigan live in atlanta. steve, she said, you know, what does she mean? harris, the republicans are really attacking joe biden over this issue. they say he is deliberately misrepresenting features of this new georgia voting law. 98 pages long. one of the key elements in it, it allows counties in georgia to choose
grenell. some of the strategy the president is outlining and the changes that he makes when it comes to exactly describing the threats that are the most real. wouldn t you know, they happen to be china first and foremost. peter doocy now traveling with the president in michigan. hey, peter. neil, what we saw this morn foreign policy. a lot of these things that president biden has had since the beginning of his administration, he wants to return things to the way they were at the end of obama. like this on climate change. as of today, the united states will officially a party to the paris agreement. and now the biden administration is willing to sit down with iran and its european partners set up a meeting, the iran nuclear deal is possible again. also address iran s destabilizing activities across the middle east. we ll work with our european and other partners as we proceed. we will also work together to lock down fissile material to prevent terrorist groups from usi
the latest in the scandal with hunter biden and his saga. where did his gun go and how did he get it in the first place? but, we start tonight with two bills that will affect the way americans vote. one just passed in georgia and the other is kicking around to the senate after passing in the house. president joe biden s blasting georgia s new election legislation signed into law by governor brian kemp last night. it s an atrocity. the idea if you want any indication that nothing to do with fairness. nothing to do with decency. they passed a law say youing you can t provide water for people standing in line? while they are waiting to vote? you don t need anything else to know that this is nothing but punitive designed to keep people from voting. you can t provide water for people. give me a break. brian: we will go over this. but poll workers can provide waters just not democrats or republicans. meanwhile he called it an atrocity through his mask. he said it was indecent.
increased 93% in the first two months of this year alone. we re going to talk with congressman tim ryann who chaired that hearing in just a moment. in the senate leaders from the fbi, national guard, pentagon and homeland security testified in another joint hearing on the deadly insurrection at the capitol on january 6th. d.c. national guard major general william walker testified that it took the pentagon three hours and 19 minutes to approve the capitol police chief s frantic call for immediate assistance. we want to be clear, were you able to immediately receive approval from the secretary of the army and the secretary of defense to deploy the national guard on january 6th? no, sir. in an event where everybody saw it it should not take three hours. now all of this comes as president biden signs off on a plan to lower the eligibility for who can receive relief checks in the package taken up by the sflat. the president is striking back against the governors of texas and