good to be with you. john: i m john roberts and washington. today is highly anticipated testimony will come from two irs agents who claimed that they took several steps to delay their investigation of the president s son. sandra: many want answers. fox news team coverage begins now. shannon bream and jonathan turley standing by. john: but we begin with chad pergram, live on capitol hill where this hearing is about to get underway. we can hear some protesters in the hallway outside. what is james comer saying about what we are going to see today? well, that sheer man, he calls this a pivotal moment in his investigation. he has two witnesses testifying today. one we know, gary shapley. the other, whistle-blower x. this is important for the house oversight committee. they believe that they will deliver the goods on the bidens. we believe that it would be the irs. leadership in the criminal division. that s what these two guys are. i am the only one investigating joe
andy mccarthy, former federal prosecutor. both are fox news contributors and nicole parker. andy, we re waiting the rest of the group will come in. your take on this, andy. i ve been watching this. as a rule, the house committees don t seem to be all that exciting. this one tended to have good moments. i wonder if you agree that the democrats are having a tough time poking holes in the whistle-blower s story in. i think they ran into a buzz say, trace. i have a little sympathy for them. these two guys are like the cream of the crop in tax investigations. most criminal prosecutors, when i had tax cases, i lean heavily on my tax investigators because they knew more about the tax code and tax crimes than i did. these are the top of the top. you know, they got this investigation because one of them is the top supervisor who ran a number of offices at the irs and the other one is their best investigator. i think, you know, for example when jamie raskin started out by saying, d
michael cohen day two for him in the criminal trial of donald trump. the former president will be there. expect him to make comments on his way in. we ll bring it to you live. big day and especially cross examination. i m bill hemmer. tuesday. dana: i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. bill: you would love it, really. it is an extraordinary just to see the psychology of everything that goes on around you. this is a two-story drab courtroom. dana: was it freezing in there? bill: it was warm. you can see the 18 jurors. six alternates and in addition to the 12. you sit there six, seven hours a day. i thought it was captivating and riveting. cohen s best moments was after the break. spent 11 minutes staring right at the jurors for the first time. most of the time he is looking at the prosecutor. prosecutor wants him to talk to the jurors. for 11 minutes he was explaining what jobs were offered to him by way of rinse priebus at the white house after the electio
hunter biden about to appear in federal court in delaware. we expect he will plead not guilty on that felony gun charge. at the same time, here in new york former president donald trump about to head downtown. it is day two of his civil fraud trial. also in new york, the crypto king, sam bankman-fried, appears for day one of his fraud trial. we ll watch it unfold together coming up. breaking news from overnight. sitting u.s. congressman carjacked at gun point in the nation s capital. good morning. i m bill hemmer. dana has the day off today. welcome to a big show to our colleague and friend, gillian. gillian: i m good. thank you for having me back for day two. i m gillian turner and this is america s newsroom. the victim identified as henry cuellar. as he was parking his car tonight three armed assailants approached and stole his vehicle. he wasn t harmed and working with local law enforcement. thank you to metro pd and capitol police for recovering the congressman s vehi
WILMINGTON, Delaware After President Joe Biden's son pleaded not guilty to three felony gun charges in court Tuesday morning, legal experts say his likely next move is to avoid a criminal trial altogether.