Journal columnist and editorial board member james freeman and editorial board member kyle peterson. James, what did we learn from those emails from this week that we didn t learn before? james: well, we saw the researcher from california scripts institute noting that dr. Fauci that when you look closely at covid19, it appeared to have certain parts that looked like they might have been engineered. In other words, not natural. This is in february of 2020. A month later, that same researcher, christian anderson, writes the paper with colleagues essentially ruling out this possibility saying that it could not have been manufactured and that really ended for a time, the pursuit of this question, but we saw at the same time dr. Fauci downplaying the possibility that this thing originated in a lab. Now we see that they knew it was a possibility and a year later as there s still the lack of evidence that this was natural is why didn t dr. Fauci shared with us everything he knew at the time a
Apprehended here in the sector every day. We need more manpower. We need people in d. C. To make a decision. Do you think that it s wrong to suggest to children that if they are white they belong to an oppressor class? i think we should be lifting up alleth nit. People are starting to figure out what s requesting on in the classroom because of what s happened in the last year. Steve: cleveland, ohio, going for a high of 52. Welcome to the tuesday episode of fox friends. Live from new york city. Ainsley: we re so glad you are waking up with us. Thanks so much. Brian: by the way cleveland remains the most under rated city in america. Steve: brian, cleveland rocks, cleveland rocks. Steve: what s the next line after that? steve: i have no idea. Drew kerry call us we would like to know the best line. Brian: who went on to bigger and better things. Surprise tomorrow. Steve: if the praise is right. Busy three hours. This is the number one thing my family has been talking about. Ainsley: pipel
i m harris faulkner along with emily campagno and kaleigh mcenany and carley shimkus. we knew they were not going to let that, and the optics were horrible for this administration. they housed mostly haitian migrants for weeks. but the crisis is not nearly over. thousands of people and migrants are waiting to be released into the united states. tweeting this, his shirt reads: biden please let us in. over the weekend, the secretary actually told us how many his department has let actually stay here. how many of them, well, first, how many have been released into the u.s.? they are released on conditions and i think that it is approximately 10,000 or 12,000 or so. that have been released? yes. and the numbers got bigger after they were moved out of that bridge. no, it is 174 and i m not focused on that number, though. i m focused on 1.5 million. well, it is a stunning amount of people. it is catch and release. they say that the border is shut down and locked down. n
ukraine border nearing a breaking point. russia has launched forces to launch a full scale invasion. who can go into north carolina resistance certainly xi will take taiwan. oh. [laughter] matt is going to run right out of the stadium. jones. go big or go home go, go go big or go home. good morning las vegas. thanks for waking up with us, everyone. we hope you had great weekend. i would tell you what happened in vegas but what happens in vegas stays in vegas. not allowed. brian: you will get a ticket. steve: you are not waking them up. they haven t gone to bed yet. ainsley: talking about vegas ride obligorren the plane everybody is excited and loud and on the way back everyone is asleep and quiet. brian: do they try to make it seem as though you don t know the time of day there? they keep the lights on all the time you don t know if it s 4:00 in the morning or 4:00 in the afternoon. ainsley: free drinks keep coming. steve: they don t want you to
officials expected to speak this hour after prosecutors ask for a dna swab from the suspected serial killer. it is 10:00 eastern. we made it to friday. thanks for being here. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. this morning, donald trump is gearing up for yet another trial. he is set to appear before a d.c. federal judge in about three weeks and that hearing set after former president and 2024 gop front-runner pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election. now, his dramatic courtroom appearance just a few minutes walk from where the january 6th violence unfolded. joining us now is nbc s garrett haake, one of the few reporters who got to go inside the courtroom with trump. nbc news correspondent dasha burns is here with us, and carol lam, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. so, let s start with garrett, because in addition to hearing donald trump s not guilty plea, the judge also set some conditions for trump as he a