that case that set up a showdown between religious liberty and lgbtq rights. calling it a big win for the american people and a quote bvd, president biden who was vice president when okay was passed in 2010 celebrating a 7-2 victory at the u.s. supreme court today. though it was decided on a technicality and not on the merits. the newest justice amy coney barrett was among the seven who he chose to turn away the challenge to the law. democrats spent weeks during her confirmation hearings twharng she was being nominated to the court solely for the purpose of destroying the aca. i do believe this hearing is the clear attempt to jam through a supreme court nominee who will take healthcare away from millions of people. if judge barrett is confirmed, americans stand to lose the benefits that the aca provides. it was a surprisingly unifying front from the court in another hot button case. a unanimous decision in favor of a catholic group that was cut off from placing foster c
actually used in that you would han lab? florida congressman michael joins us live to discuss. new revelations tonight about a dinner date with then vice president joe biden and his son s business associate. what does the laptop show us. are you planning on traveling this memorial day weekend. you will not be alone. so there is a lot of congestion on the roads and crowds at the airports. what you need to know before taking off and why you cannot just dis the mask just yet. white house correspondent has the very latest tonight on where things stand with president biden. good evening. fox news has learned that a pair of bills designed to punish china and investigate covid s origins are being introduced tomorrow on capitol hill. correspondent jack heinrich telling us that the made in america emergency preparedness act establishes a bipartisan commission which is sort of mottled after the 9/11 commission, which is expected to focus on the origins of covid-19. the second bil
washington, and with that, welcome to america s news headquarters, i m leland are visit earth. kristin: and i m kristin fisher. the president also signaled that he has no intention of conceding even as the presidential transition moves ahead. david spunt joins us live at the white house where the just returned from camp david. reporter: hey, kristin. the president said point-blank about the election that his mind will not change in six months, so for his supporters, for those close to the president hoping that maybe he might concede, that he he might accept joe biden as the next president of the united states when he gets sworn in on january 20th, there is your answer when he says that his mind will not be made up in six months. now, he doubled, tripled, even quadrupled down on his claims that the election was fraudulent, though no indication that is the case. joe biden is the president-elect. he took 306 electoral votes. the president 232, the same spread, actually, that
dramatic reading of backstage events at that south carolina debate when jim clyburn convinced joe biden, as a candidate, to pledge that moment that he would appoint a black woman to the supreme court. and we just got confirmation from simone sanders that, indeed, she and other biden advisers told him that day, during debate prep, no, don t do it. there is congressman and other members of the black caucus debate prep day, simone sanders and others were telling biden, no, don t do it. and then, at the debate, congressman clyburn goes to him at the commercial the and says you have to do it. and now we are living the history of the results. both in the fact of his presidency and in anticipation of his nomination. yes. and so, the story of that movie, where the costar, clyburn, will be joining us to get his version of it. in composing my thoughts about this, leading into talking to clyburn tonight, i decided in the interest of time, to leave out the names of the people i
trying to head home after the new year s holiday. right now flight aware says more than 3,600 u.s. flights have been canceled today. more than 2,700 canceled saturday. hopeful. had a couple of flights canceled yesterday. so far, so good but it is what it is. only so much i can control. that is a bummer. bad weather also bummer taking some of the blame. parts of chicago digging out after getting several inches of snow on saturday and today the big travel concern, severe thunderstorms in the southeast, rain in the northwest, as well as the northeast. we re going to have more on the forecast in just a moment. of course, many of those cancellations are due to the spread of the omicron variant. dr. anthony fauci saying this morning the u.s. is in the middle of a very severe surge and uptick in cases. he called the acceleration of cases unprecedented. then in colorado, the shock has not worn off after that wind-fueled wildfire tore through a suburban area near denver. at least