Sign a subpoena. but i think that the committee has to kind of all be on the same page. but all of that was said, i think before these documents came out into their possession and this is such a crucial piece of information that they may say we have no choice. we just we just don t know at this point. okay. elie honig and glory borger and ryan nobles thank you for all of this breaking news. okay. meanwhile president biden cebrating an unexpectedly good jobs report that showed significant growth despite the surging omicron variant. the u.s. economy added 467,000 new jobs last month. the unemployment rate ticked up just slightly to 4%. but that is for a positive reason. we ll get into that in a moment. the president said these fubs reflect historic progress but he acknowledged the struggle that many americans face as the pandemic enters its third year. know that after almost two
Witch hunt by the radical left. kara, thank you. i know you ve been reporting all day. outfront now, laura cotes, harry it willman, and glory borger. good evening, all. harry, a 15-year tax scheme, 15 felony counts, including a scheme to defraud, grand larceny, falsifying records. prosecutors allege weisselberg evaded taxes of $1.7 million of income. what do you make of the charges? sweeping and audacious. you know, as recently as yesterday, poppy, we might have expected a few isolated tax counts. instead, what we have is a sk scheme to defraud. that s a lot more understandable for a jury, and it s pretty brazen here. two sets of books, phony baloney residency, cash payments under the table, all the sort of thing that weisselberg couldn t claim
republicans, though, aren t letting it go. it is a mistake, and it is putting the lives of american servicemen and women at risk. and that to me is unacceptable to the american people. joining me now are chief political analyst glory borger and john avlon. john, this reporting that barbara starr had, the breaking news, an investigation by the army concluded that bergdahl left his outpost of his own free will. it doesn t seem there is any question. this guy left voluntarily and was unauthorized. does this just fuel the fire for republicans? i mean, this is sort of handing them something on a silver platter, isn t it? well, it certainly does raise questions about why prioritize. but consider the alternatives. do you just leave bowe bergdahl in the hands of the haqqani network because of the way he left and apparently deserted, which his comrades said he had done? you know, the president this morning in his press conference made the point that there is a
Bridge investigation which is a separate investigation, a witch hunt. here s what mr. giuliani recently had to say. i don t see anything in his background that suggests he takes advantage of people, he pushes them around, he s nasty to them. that he s if terms of his personal contact. i ve been with him and his family many, many times, i don t see anything different about him than most of the people i know. it s a stereotype. the unfortunate thing for chris is and this would be true with me, if something happens that reinforces your stereotype, it becomes a big deal. true politics, dana bash is back along with glory borger. what do you think about these allegations? they re serious. that s why they re being investigated. what we heard tonight is the big question, who used redevelopment as the bargaining trip? was it the mayor as the governor s office would charge or the governor as the mayor
More than four years after a helicopter out of washington entered requirement, the 43rd president is back on the spotlight on the day. we re at the george bush presidential center. every u.s. president is on hand for ceremonies due to start in moments from now. here are john king, brianna, glory borger here in washington. austin, texas, douglas brinkly. let me start with gloria. set the scene for us. every president does this. this is an important event. reporter: it is an important event of coursely.