and i m not going to give up until it s done. and again, this new graphic i find just stunning. it comes as the new urgency on gun safety is showing the u.s. has now seen 53 mass shootings just this past month. democratic congresswoman cindy axny will be joining me in just a moment to discuss what she thinks can be done about it. plus as president biden nears his hundredth day in office, new polls are signaling good news for the white house. this week, four national polls show president biden s approval rating is above water, ranging from 48% to 59% and coming up, i will talk with two historians on how these first hundred days could shape president biden s legacy. but first on capitol hill, some growing backlash from democrats and republicans as far-right conservatives discuss launching a new america first caucus focused on protecting, quote, anglo-saxon political traditions so we re going to go right to capitol hill. ali vitali standing by for us. talk about the reacti
former member of the republican party. garrett, first to you. you just came from the speaker s briefing. her news conference not too long ago. we ve heard some pushback from speaker pelosi on comments from senate leader mitch mcconnell yesterday regarding a potential commission to look into the january 6th attacks. here was some of that exchange. i m disappointed in what i heard the minority leader yesterday mcconnell say on the floor of the senate. i had the impression that he wanted to have a january 6th similar to 9/11 commission. it seems when he spoke that he was taking a page out of the book of senator johnson. it was really disappointing. he said we could do something narrow that looks at the capitol or something broader to analyze the full scope of political violence problem in this country. we have a domestic terrorism challenge in this country. the biggest buckets under that category of domestic violence were white supremacy, anti-semitism and another list of xeno
reporters and from the president, of course. this will be just the second formal white house press conference. he s held a handful of others on foreign trips. compared to his predecessors, he s governed largely as he campaigned, which is hunkered down in general posture. you can see compared to other presidents, this president has done nine of these opportunities and one of them is like what we re getting today, a form natural news conference at the white house. other presidents at this point in their presidencies gave many more opportunities for the press. we ll bring all of this to you live and special coverage and analysis. karl rove, mercedes schlapp and juan williams will kick us off. fox team coverage, edward lawrence, mark meredith and we begin with peter doocy who has had a front row for this presidency and the canadasy. he will be in the room this afternoon ready to ask his questions. he s no stranger to pressing president biden. here s a look back at some of the mom
have hours left. and a problematic breakdown in the supply chain. it not just amazon orders caught in the backlog. some companies warn the slowdown could soon have a life threatening impact. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we start with our world lead. president biden is meeting with his top military leaders at the white house as the ukrainian leaders plead for additional stance from the west. to save innocent lives. ukrainian president zelenskyy says 120,000 ukrainians remain trapped in mariupol where local military leaders are reporting a constant bombardment by russian forces. the mayor of mariupol urged residents to leave as quickly as possible, but this afternoon, ukrainian officials announced today s humanitarian corridor, quote, did not work as planned. they say fewer people than expected showed up to board buses out of the city. some of the buss are being forced to follow routes determined by the russians. city officials say they do plan to try again tomorro
those defending mariupol surrender, they have not. that means getting humanitarian aid in or out or away to avacate that city and those in harm s way out is proving next to impossible. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. a busy and crazy day when it comes to the ukraine war with the russians up front on the eastern part of the country, now officially on. better than 1,800 sortees we re told over the last 24 hours. the damage and the toll considerable. details of which we might not know until at least tomorrow. let s get the latest from jeff paul. jeff? yeah, neil. the remaining ukraine forces of mariupol are still standing despite being surrounded and constantly bombarded by russian forces. in fact, one of those soldiers said to be holed up in the city s massive steel plan just delivered this message today. this is our appeal to the world. this could be the last appeal of our lives. we re probably facing our last days if not hours. the enemy is outn