may have been targeted. there was a drive-by, seems like it was cut throat. there s a barrier to stop illegals from coming. we re excited for what s happening and as soon as president biden took office he pulled the plug. all he is doing is discouraging the american people. but you know, but you know that you - it is tuesday, february 9th, 2021. it is 28 degrees in new york city. you can barely see it but it is snowing there. welcome aboard, folks. ainsley: i had the window down coming into work. it s fresh. but it s going to snow again, all day. ainsley: i know. yes! brian, get out the shovel. brian: we will see. ainsley still pumped about the snow and it s very unusual to be pumped up about the snow. ainsley: i grew up where we didn t get snow. you ve been here a while. you should be sick of it like everybody else. i had three advil yesterday because i did so much scooping the day before. can i recommend alleve for body aches. my wife is the same way,
we are getting first reaction from former president trump after he spent the day watching the impeachment trial from inside his private quarters at mar-a-lago in florida and he is not happy with the day one performance of dave. speak to the mix, shannon bream, white house correspondent kevin corke with the president himself, good evening. good evening commission of two sources who spent time with the former president describe the image curious and beyond angry with impeachment defense team and especially upset with as you pointed out, rambling opening arguments. and the president spending the day watching the trail from inside the private quarters in mar-a-lago and no golf at the same plan for tomorrow. meanwhile at a time when he certainly could opt to reduce the political temperature in the country, mr. biden is apparently taking a pass opting to not weigh in as predecessors being impeached once again despite what the critics call hypocrisy on the left and deafening sil
breaking tonight we are getting the first reaction from donald trump after he spent the they watching the impeachment trial from inside his private quarters at mara largo in florida and he is not happy with his defense team. white house correspondent kevin cork starts us off with breaking news from the former president himself. reporter: two sources describe him as being, quote, furious and beyond angry with his impeachment defense team, especially upset attorney bruce castor, rambling opening arguments, the president spending the day watching the trial from inside his private quarters, mara largo, no golf, the same problem tomorrow. at a time when he could opt to reduce the political temperature in the country mister biden opting to not weigh in, despite what critics have called hypocrisy on the left and deafening silence from the white house. joe biden is the present, not a pundit. reporter: and won t weigh in, that is how the white house sees mister biden s take on t
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