germany and britain right after that meeting. coming up, we re going to take to mississippi republican senator roger wicker on the armed services committee on what he thinks the president has to do now. welcome. glad to have you. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. the russian media was allowed in for the start of the call. the u.s. media was not. to hillary vaughn on where things stands right now. hi, hillary. after that two-hour video chat between president biden and russian president putin, jake sullivan was asked if the world is any safer after that video chat. he said he could not predict that and only would say that time will tell. the discussion between president biden and president putin was direct and straightforward. there was a lot of give and take. there s no finger wagging. all i will say is that the ultimate metric for whether the world is safer or not is facts on the ground and actions taken. let s see. biden did threaten economic action if putin ramps
wing of the party, representative ritchie torres of new york. plus this. i m a republican and i did not vote for her, but seeing what she s doing to act as kind of a counterbalance to the more extreme elements of the democrat party, i think she s doing a good job. that is what one voter says about senator kyrsten sinema of arizona and she just released a scathing letter slamming the delay of the infrastructure vote. she s getting all the attention along with west virginia s joe manchin, of course. while they appear to be a thorn in these ongoing negotiations, are they saving or hurting their party s majority? and why their end game is different from one another. also. it s been nearly eight months since that scene unfolded on capitol hill, still feels like it was yesterday. today, close to 80 of those arrested during the insurrection remain in jail. what we know about those cases. and a new round of subpoena business the january 6th committee. what happens if some o
dozens of lavish vacations. the new reporting raising new ethical questions for the supreme court justice. i m jonathan capehart this is the saturday show. republican presidential hopefuls are facing a digital campaign test this week. the iowa state fair. the fair, home of the famous butter cow sculpture is a right of passage for candidates to make their pitch directly to voters. florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley are set to make an appearance this morning. but they have a lot of ground to cover to catch up to the parties front runner. a recent poll by the new york times and siena college shows donald trump leading desantis by 24 points in the state. trump plans to attend the fair later today, despite facing fresh new legal troubles, including a trial that could take place before the iowa caucuses on january 15th. special counsel jack smith has proposed a trial date of january 2nd for the 2020 election interference case. but we will
quote, possible mass casualty event. the red cross is mobilizing support teams right now. in a moment we will speak with officials on the ground and let you know what they know about injuries and fatalities and of course where these storms are right now. there is new developments tonight in the case against former president trump, donald trump s lawyers are seeking security clearances as a federal judge who is overseeing this trial, a trump appointee, aileen cannon, gets the ball rolling. but what was donald trump s motive for taking those documents in the first place and will the prosecutors need to lay that out in order to get a conviction? we will discuss all of that. but we do want to begin with the breaking news tonight. so, a tornado has tracked down in perryton, texas, causing major destruction and anguish. a local hospital says that it is treating between 50 and 75 people. texas governor greg abbott mobilizing the texas deficit division of emergency management. joinin
everyone. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle live from washington tonight. my angle on the white house freak show we all saw coming in moments, but first heading toward a 2024 bellwether. you can t say he condition try to warn them. what they re doing to michigan, the auto industry throughout the country, is horrible and ridiculous. biden s killing ev mandate has dictated that nearly 70% of all cars sold in the united states must be fully electric less than 10 years from now. do you believe that? it s a government assassination of your jobs and of your industry, the auto industry is being assassinated. laura: well, it turns out trump was right again. just a few months after he delivered this speech, we learned that gm is now announcing they re laying off more than 1300 workers across two michigan plants. what s the reason? of course it s related to the dreaded electric vehicle obsession of joe biden. the cuts are related to gm s announcement that it was dela