getting anything done on how this all started. welcome. i m neil cavuto and this is your world. a world full of questions as to how it all began, the administration now committed to finding out in the next three months. that might be easier said than done. peter doocy has more. peter? the first time we re hearing an official and nonpolitical explanation that there may have been a chinese cover-up of covid origins. it s coming to us from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. once this virus started appearing, there seems to have been a fair amount of activity or cover superintendent or lack of transparency, the best way to put it. all of that is disturbing. today the director of national intelligence said they don t know for sure but covid came from a lab accident or a natural transfer, sick animal to human. except the expert whose state department administration was shut down why the biden administration says there s no proof that covid came naturally. we were
back in their districts they re bragging about it the rescue plan. martha: a little hardball from the president. we ll talk about that negotiation and how it s going. some say the president is in a tough spot. he s got $6 trillion spending when you add up the jobs, the family and rescue plan. we haven t seen this kind of spending since world war ii. some on the left and right believe he should cool it before the economy overheats. it s a very real prospect out there in the u.s. economy. he has americans spending again, traveling, reopening is well underway. leading republican governors sat down. one of them echoed what biden s own past advisers including larry summers have been telling him. this was last night on hannity. watch. joe biden needs to stop trying to rescue us. we don t need to be rescued. martha: joined by bret baier. you heard president biden moments ago in cleveland going after republicans saying that they re bragging about some of the things they re go
u.s. policies towards china is too negative. big discussions going on. we ll break it down for you today. what will the president say about how tough he s willing to be on china, on the covid origins, the movement of china s military in the area of the china seas. we ve been clear publicly and practically about our growing concerns about china s aggression towards taiwan. china has taken increasingly coercive action to undercut democracy in taiwan. we ve seen a concerning increase in prc military activity in the taiwan straits, which we believe is destabilizing. so all of that is a big deal. ambassador robert o brien about to join us in a moment as russia retaliates against sanctions that were put in place by the biden administration. former governor chris christy is also here today. he has been slamming president biden s actions in the first 100 days. he joins us in just a bit. first, we go to luka tomlinson johning us. hi, lucas. hi, martha. china sent over two dozen
in about 15 minutes, we will bring it to you live. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. we ll be speaking shortly with pentagon spokesman john kirby on these latest developments and donald trump s acting director of national intelligence, ric grenell. first, jacqui heinrich on what we might expect. jacqui? good afternoon, neil. the fact that president biden dedicated his first meeting with a foreign leader to the japanese prime minister and his second to south korean s president is really a big signal to china that they re trying to shore up regional support, the u.s., shore up regional support in the face of chinese aggression towards taiwan, the treatment of the uighur muslims and spying here in the u.s. making a commitment will not be a painless position for japan. china is their number 1 trading partner and china brought down economic punishment on australia when they issued similar criticism. the prime minister in his brief remarks through a trans
congress. here s their argument. d.c. residents have been petitioning for voting representation in congress and local autonomy for 220 years. the house will finally address this injust, unequal and undemocratic situation. i have had enough of my colleagues racist insinuations that somehow the people of washington d.c. are incapable or even unworthy. for my friends across the aisle saying this would lead to the addition of two democratic senators, so what? martha: so what says steny hoyer. republicans say they want to make sure that they don t lose the senate and the two votes could lock in a lot from their agenda. if they do that, if they achieve that, you would see a transformation of a lot of things in this country. here we are today pure power grab to give two democrat senators to the district of columbia. this is not about a balance of power, this is about more power. this is about government-run healthcare, a $93 trillion green new deals, packing the supreme