the pain it will cause us. he is blocking way to make our own as much as he can. 1984 was the last time we were tapping oil like we were tapping beer in america. today s sale marks the end of the 180 million drawdown biden announced in the spring. the white house is warning there could be more of this sort of move on the horizon. so i mentioned that we re really getting low. what s that going to look like? but they said this a few weeks ago. so we re not considering new releases from the strategic petroleum reserve beyond the 180 million which is what you are speaking about, about the 1 million that the president announced months ago. we don t have anything more to share and we won t be considering new releases. harris: her pants are literally on fire because that was not true. the president trying to contain rising gas prices but fears now growing that it will do exactly the opposite. today s national average $3.85. 50 cents more than a year ago. temperatures are droppin
hour of the katie phang show. a new week bringing more revelations as the january six committee prepares for another round of public hearings. the committee launched its first hearing by later this case that donald trump is the center of the plot to overturn the 2020 election and your main in power. with at least six hearings potentially happening this month, committee member jurassic and says they ve only just begun to present these findings of their investigation. we dispelled the sick fog of propaganda that trump and supporters continue to admit about what happens. it is very clear that donald trump was hell-bent on staying in office regardless of what the american people had to say about it. when you seen so, far as shocking as it is, it s just a fraction of the evidence that we have assembled. this week, the committee is expected to hold hearings. tomorrow, wednesday, and thursday. here is what we know so far. according to committee vice chair, republican congressman
pain for 15 families getting confirmation of their tragic loss this afternoon. correspondent bill melugin is there tonight live with the latest. good evening, bill. bret, good evening to you. unfortunately we are witnessing some of that unimaginable pain you just referenced. the building behind us here in the city of uvalde is the civic center. i can tell you there is a private room in there right now where there are dozens of loved ones, family members parents waiting. waiting for any information whatsoever about their children, about their loved ones, waiting to find out if they are even alive or not. i want to show you this video right here. take a look at this. this is video posted to social media shortly after that shooting took place alleging to show that 18-year-old shooter arriving on campus and walking in to one of the campus buildings with a firearm. now texas governor greg abbott says it is their belief he showed up with a handgun as well as a rifle kind of hard
i ve got my base, i m bigger than all of you. well, look, one of the things that struck me over a few days in las vegas was the degree to which republican activists and donors are very grateful for trump s policy accomplishments. would have liked to have seen him reelected. there is no doubt about that. after three electoral defeats, i saw more discussion about the need to move on from donald trump than i had seen over the last seven years. everybody points out correctly that his relationship with the base is very strong, and that we have seen the beginnings of this movie before. people are concerned about donald trump. they eventually fall in line, and if donald trump is the nominee in 2024, almost all of them will fall in line. but the difference between trump today and trump then is trump in 2016 was a change agent who had not taken everybody through the paces all the way through the end of the 2020 election and beyond. they had not seen him cause the
but i also knew woman who slipped a gun under his pillow until the day he died, truly until the date he died. i have seen both sides. there are people that should not have guns. we should not demonize the other side. because when we do, everybody goes to their corner, everybody points at each other. we need to go to the table and do what is doing right now. i hope something real comes from it. because i did the march for lives like so many did yesterday, and these kids were crying. they are scared. we are doing thrills. they don t know where the safe to go. it is not the way you live in america. it is not who we should want to be defined as an america. these mass shootings are only happening in our country. we need to solve the problem. democratic representative debbie dingbell, i appreciate your transparency, candor, and advocacy. thank you so much for being here this morning. thank you, katie. still to come, how a bipartisan group of senators is trying to fix the centuries-ol