country music. black lives matter. is this a threat? welcome to the future. yes, yes, yes. in life you got to play it cool. don t let the nerves get to you. have you heard anything about the missing equipment? no, not a thing. you know, george, there s nothing i hate more than a liar. well, but no room for someone like that in this organization. ha-ha-ha. are you feeling all right, george? fine. you look a little warm. it s the chicken. you re a terrible liar, george. you re a wreck. you re swatting bullets. it s the kung pao. if sweating bullets makes you look suspicious, then blowing up evidence makes you look guilty. the biden white house just blew up the bag of cocaine. they destroyed the dna evidence, because apparently when they went in and got the bag they treated it as a biological entity and for some reason detroit it because, you know, to me it just seems like they would go in there with the hazmat suits on, put it in a protective bag
day of extreme weather around the country from record-high temperatures out west to heavy rainstorms and deadly flooding in the northeast. pennsylvania is among the many states taking a beating from the downpours as authorities north of philadelphia say flash floods have now killed at least five people, including members of a family visiting from south carolina, whose car was swept away. the storms also put major airports in new york and boston under ground stops this afternoon, and the conditions have forced airlines to cancel about 1,400 flights nationwide according to flightaware. a domino effect sure to disrupt travel heading into the coming week. polo sandoval joins us now from new york. polo, it is just a big mess out there, including in parts of new york city where you are. what else are you hearing about the weather s impact on air travel and what s happening across the southeast and the northeast, i should say? reporter: yeah, jim. the thing is it certainly has a d
rain in an hour. bill: it canceled or delayed hundreds of flights around the country. thousands of homes and businesses waking up without power and dozens of roads closed to traffic. dana: fox weather s katie burns is live in bucks county. it is an urgent scene on the ground here. we have seen dozens and dozens of fire trucks, all kinds of equipment pass us with boats and everything they may need to find these two little kids that remain missing right now. what happened was the rain moved in so quickly that people in their cars felt like they had no choice but to get out of their cars and escape the floodwater by foot. those two kids were in one of the stranded cars with their family when it happened. the family is visiting here in pennsylvania from charleston, south carolina. when the water moved in so quickly the road actually got submerged in feet of water from a nearby creek that hugged the road. the dad grabbed his 4-year-old son and they escaped the floodwaters. t
treatment is what officials say about the investigation of hunter biden. the d.o.j. stonewalled them at every turn and scheduled to tell congress about it at 1:00 p.m. eastern time today. bill: house republicans touting this hearing as a proverb ottal point. we re about to find out together. they have had a hard time explaining biden s tangled web of business deals and they re extensive. this hearing could provide the starkest evidence we ve heard yet. sandra: chad pergram, what are the expectations? good morning. this could be the most consequential hearing in the biden investigation. we hear from two whistleblowers. gary shapley is a known quantity to investigators. they ve talked to him a couple of times over the past few weeks and whistleblower x. we ll learn his identity during the hearing. i talked to james comer the chairman of the oversight committee this morning and he doesn t even know the name of the person who will be testifying. he has a name for both of th
plus, absolute chaos. that is how one democrat described the house judiciary hearing after republicans double down on unproven conspiracies, and gop hijacking, the annual defense bill is chock-full of amendments to address right-wing cultural agreements, a member of the house armed services committee will respond, and we will get her reaction to senator tommy tuberville s blockade on u.s. abortion promotions, a move that leave this country less safe. i am michael steele, in for free be careful if you are claustrophobic. tonight we begin with the walls closing in on donald trump for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, as investigators in both the federal and state levels move towards the final stages of their probes. let s start with the special counsel, jack smith, s inquiry. according to reporting from the new york times, cnn, prosecutors recently sat down for hours apparently with both trump s son-in-law, derek kushner, in his former longtime aide, hope hic