consultish praise or tongue-biting silence, even as he attempted to topple our democracy. such one-sided love, however, can sometimes curdle, turning into something else, toxic and downright abusive. which is exactly what happened on live tv no less. when trump incited a violent crowd that threataged pence and his family. it wasn t that pence was just caught in a cross fire, no. trump targeted pence and incited his mob by tweet to seek him out. here s pence being evacuated down a flight of stairs in the senate capitol. with the washington post reporting, if the pro-trump mobbed arrived seconds earlier, the attackers would have been within eyesight of the vice president. than mob made no secret what they intended to do if they found him. hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence. chilling words for generations to come. perhaps pence didn t get the presidential memo that he s just no that into you because mike pence, after all of that, emerged last night without e
their customers probably not going to like it. panicked drivers searching for gas in some spots tonight amid new concerns of fuel shortages lasting for memorial day weekend. reports that at least one gas station in richmond, virginia, has been charging $7 a gallon. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle reportedly taking advantage of a federal perk, and its parking backlash tonight. fox news @ night investigates. we begin with the continuing confusion over masks, who should wear them, when and where. correspondent chad pergram is here to unpack it all tonight. good evening. people may be happy that the cdc relaxed the mass mandate but a lot of experts wonder what suddenly changed. yesterday morning dr. fauci said you still need to wear a mask indoors and even outdoors if you re in a crowded by the afternoon it was all over. i think somebody had to have the political will to say this is the right thing to do. even before the policy change, lawmakers question the reliabil
15 minutes or so and bring that to you live. correspondent bryan llenas starts us off live from brooklyn. good evening, brine. the nypd located u-haul van that they are searching for all day in connection with this shooter. the nypd bomb squad has arrived on scene. we know that this location of this u-haul van is about five miles away from where this shooting happened about a 30 minute drive with traffic from the 36th street subway station where the mass shooting took place this morning. nypd commissioner said the attack is not terrorism-related but they are not ruling anything out. police say just before 8:30 this morning, before the rush hour commute, a man put on a gas mask, deployed a gas canister with smoke before shooting passengers on the plane panicked passengers ran for the exit. bloodied wounded passengers subway platform. at least 10 people shot. 18 others suffered injuries like smoke inhalation. no one amazingly is expected to die. sources say it could have been
view. priscilla thompson, nbc news. that s going to do it for us this hour. alex witt picks up our coverage on katy tur reports right now. good to be with you, i m alex witt in for katy tur, and from the outside, it looks like things are going pretty okay for donald trump out on the campaign trail. the former president got his wish for the future of the republican national committee. chairwoman ron na mcdaniel announce she will step down next month, making the way for a new slate of leaders to inject the party. things are looking dicey for the gop nomination, after getting battered by the president in her home state of south carolina, one of her top donors announced it is pausing all financial support for her campaign. despite trump s success at the ballot box so far, red flags about his vulnerabilities are starting to pile up. almost one-third of republican primary voters in south carolina say they would be dissatisfied if donald trump was the nominee in november, a
at this hour, a split screen at the southern border, president biden and former president trump planned dueling visits to texas on the same day as the battle over immigration heats up. shake up at the rnc, ronna mcdaniel makes it official, announcing that she is stepping down. will donald trump get the loyalists he wants for leadership and the money he wants to help pay his legal bills? battleground michigan, why this primary is being watched so closely for big clues in november s election. and ready for rafah, israel s prime minister says idf is invading that key gaza city, even if hostages are released. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with nbc white house correspondent aaron gilchrist on that rare border trip for the president. what more do we know about this trip, and why now? reporter: chris, we were just able to ask the white house secretary about the president s trip to texas. she reiterated it will happen on thursda