us. the hell with the supreme court. [bleep] maria: and with that, protesters took their cues and took to the streets, in some cases croixing property across big cities as nancy pelosi made it about the choice of her and her power. a woman s right to choose, reproductive freedom is on the ballot in november. maria: coming up, constitutional expert and former department of justice chief of staff mark levin on the supreme court decision to send abortion rights back to the states as it was before the roe v. wade decision. then, the most consequential presidents in decades, the legacy of president trump, decisions in evidence and major rulings on abortion and gun ownership in america. investigative reporter john solomon and ohio congressman jim jordan on the efforts to stop trump from the january 6th committee. all of this as joe biden is in germany with even the german leadership now pushing back on the expensive climate change agenda, urging the european union to reverse the
president, take me to the capital now. to which bobby responded sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the president reached up toward the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr. engel grabbed his arm and said so you need to take your hand off the steering wheel, we are going back to the west wing. we are not going to the capital. and mr. trump then used his free hand to lunch towards bobby engel and went he recounted the story to me he had motioned towards his clavicles. and was mr. engel in the room as he told you this story? he was. did mr. engel correct or disagree with any part of this story? mr. engel did not correct or disagree with any part of the story. did they ever after that tell you that what he just said was untrue? neither mr. engel or the other told me it was ever untrue. now that officer with dc metropolitan police department who was right there in the motorcade firsthand witness is corroborating details of what cassidy hutchi
much of the territory now a mass of broken buildings and rubble. more than 1,000 people have died, many more are injured, after several days of israeli bombing. we ll get the latest on the ground from rushdi abu alouf in gaza city, and anna foster, on the northern border with lebanon, where tensions are rising with the militant group, hezbollah. here, we ll be speaking to people in the uk desperately worried about family affected by the violence in both israel and gaza. also on the programme. labour leader sir keir starmer tells the bbc he s a yimby not a nimby saying yes to house building in his own back yard. in the us, republicans choose a new speaker of the house of representatives after his predecessor was ousted by a revolt from within his own party. and the handful of dust grabbed from an asteroid and the clues it contains about the creation of the solar system. and the newsnight at 10:30, we will go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on to
welcome to this special edition of hannity . i m judge jeanine pirro in for sean earlier, a vehicle exploded at the rainbow bridge border crossinploded ag connectg new york and canada, leaving two dead. our very and can own kevin corke has the latest. kevin evening, judge. that vehicle actually exploded on the rainbow bridge after hurtlingtually into america from canada this morning. if you haven t seen the pictures that are quit itit flew through the air at a high f rate of speed before bursting rg into flames right next to an immigration checkpointht nex. as you pointed out, judge, two people in the car died, at least one border patrol a official was injured. now, authoritiest quickly shutt down three other crossings connecting western new york and canadaot. and buffalo niagara international airport has been ffalo ni to international flights, according to the faa. t the fbi, we, we are told, is spearheading the investigatio ad, n into thise incident. and new york sta
history and relationship between the white house and the cia through the truman years to today. he describes how the intelligence arm he came a source of covert operations. by thent was hosted national archives and is about an hour. thank you. good evening. thank you for the invitation to come out here and all of the wonderful hospitality. it was a chance to get to the world war i museum. remarkable. it has been a pleasant couple of days. this is a great topic because it is controversial. no matter what i say, it will be controversial. let me start with controversial remarks of others. i would like to start with frank church from idaho. he was the chairman of the church commission. started,investigation he made a remark that was unfortunate and called the cia a rogue elephant. that is entirely wrong. if they were a rogue elephant, it would be easy. controld get it under and the president should be able to do that. the president has given all of the missions and a few of the