Tipping point for china and its american collaborators of which there are many. Fox news confirmed that the biden administration quashed an investigation into the virus s origins earlier this year. It was initiated by the trump straight department mike pompeo. Sources tell cnn that the evidence for undertaking it was not solid enough and relied on cherry picked facts. If that were true why didn t the biden administration say that at the time and then launch its own investigation? or a virus that killed more than half a million americans and cost trillion dollars is not worth investigating? or is the biden team afraid of what an investigation would reveal, that as trump said last spring, the trump escaped from the wuhan institute of virology. China denied any role. Deflected blame and watched the political fallout hit president trump. The cold truth is this: the democrats helped by calling legitimate questions about covid origins conspiracies. All done to hurt trump. They will never liv
There may be the tipping point for china and its american collaborators of which there are many. Fox news confirmed the biden administration quashed an ongoing investigation into the virus s origins earlier this year. It was initiated by mike pompeo but sources telling cnn the evidence for undertaking it supposedly wasn t solid enough and rely on cherry picked facts. If that were true why didn t the biden administration say as much at the time and then launch its own investigation, the virus the killed half 1 million americans and cost trillions of dollars is not worth investigating or as biden epstein afraid of what a field investigation and unbiased review of intel to reveal namely the china was culpable and trump said last spring the virus escaped from the wuhan institute of virology but instead while democrats like biden let the what market live percolator china denied a new role, deflected blame and watch the political fallout hit donald trump. The cold truth is this. Democrats he
world. it is friday, may 7th. we re beginning with breaking news that pfizer is submitting an application. just moments ago for full fda approval of its coronavirus vaccine for every american 16 and older. that would make it the first covid vaccine in the u.s. to be evaluated for full approval, not just for emergency use. here s the significance. if the fda grants full approval, pfizer will be able to market and distribute its vaccine directly to consumers. that s just one thing that s significant. the company requested priority review asking the fda to make a decision within the next six months. let s bring in chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. is a relatively new process. in fact, these are the first vaccines that have ever had emergency use authorization where the bar for that was basically simply to show do the benefits of this product outweigh the risks in the middle of a public health disaster, public health emergency as we were seeing. that s what the crit
to get together to talk about our founding fathers and to talk about the bill of rights to kick off this discussion. tell you a little bit about the fact the left, of course, does hate the bill of rights. why? because the bill of rights talks about things that the government can t do. why the bill of rights, why it matters and still today especially today, especially now. i don t have to tell you that we re facing a lot of problems as a country. we have more problems than a math book right now. most of those problems, a disproportionate share of them come from government and they re in need of solutions. we have division, rancor, a clamor of loud voices crying out across the country. those are the doom sayers who are predicting more gloom. those are the skeptics doubting whether we can ever build a better future together. those of the idealists claiming we need to use government to build some kind of leftist utopia and those who are calling out for unity. if there is o
we go now to kenosha where alexis mcadams is live on the ground with more reaction. alexis? good morning. there was a lot of emotion inside of that courtroom here in kenosha, wisconsin. but those emotions didn t really flood out here onto the streets like some people expected as they braced for that verdict here in the kyle rittenhouse trial. and getting to what we know so far. so after more than 20 hours of deliberations behind those closed doors here in wisconsin the jury finding kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all five counts. the illinois teen now free after shooting three men killing two during the unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin last summer. as each count was read rittenhouse breaking down in court grabbing his knees and the family very emotional. i looked at kyle and he looked at me and it was just one of those, you know, finally, finally. like kyle gets to start his life as a young man as an innocent, an acquitted, as a n