briefing where john kirby announced that lloyd austin has ordered a range of active duty military units here in the united states to be placed on heightened to deploy order if activated to support nato s response force. the troops and their families are told that they could be called up in a matter of days. the numbers of forces that the secretary has placed on heightened alert has come up to 8,500 personnel. the troops would be under general todd walters. if requests, the nrf could draw up to 40,000 troops and placed on the easter flank as a deterrent to russia. the pentagon says the troops would not be going to ukraine. if nato is a defensive alliance and if these troops are activated are defensive and for front line nato states, how does it stop putin from going to ukraine? it s designed to re-assure our nato allies. we re taking how does it protect ukraine? it sends a clear signal to mr. putin that we take our responsibilities to nato seriously. the troops w
scaled back build back better bill but how much can you scale it back and have it be building back better? will democrats go along? let s go out fron. good evening. i m erin burnett. closing in on trump. big blows to the former president tonight. first closer to criminal charges in georgia. the fulton county da writing tonight her office found, quote, possible criminal disruptions and has opened an investigation into any coordinated attempts to unlawfully alter the outcome of the 2020 elections. the operative word there, criminal. and tonight the georgia prosecutor requesting a special grand jury to force witnesses to testify. all of this investigation centers around the trump phone call with georgia s secretary of state brad raffensperger. all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. and georgia just one of the hits trump is taking tonight. the january 6 committee taking a huge step today. they sent this eight-page letter
julianna led fake electors plot. here s the washington post s version of that same front-page story today. as giuliani coordinated plan for trump electoral votes in states biden won. it was mr. giuliani, apparently. you know, you find a thread of a story. you tug and tug some more and one day you re like one more tug on the same thread and the whole sweater comes apart. today was the day the whole sweater came apart. and now we re sitting in a pile of yarn going oh, that s what it s made of. here s how cnn put it in their story on this tonight. quote, trump campaign officials, led by giuliani, over saw efforts in 2020 to put forward illegitimate electors in states trump lost. members of the campaign team were far more involved than previously known in the plan. a broader tenant in the plot to overturn biden s victory when congress counted the electoral votes january 6th. they coordinated the nuts and bolts of the process on a state-by-state level. they secured meeting rooms
, and the other one looks like his next victim. it looks like you would find th body while he was jogging and then takes the watch while kat takes a kidney because it s goo for this skin. was a good chance i make you sick to your stomach, isaiah 40 percent chance, about the same jude get if you eat the clam pate at the knees parade that s according to experts who claim four and ten people cite politics as a top life stressor. it so bad a causes insomnia, destroys relationships, and for at least 5 percent, causes them to feel suicidal, so does watching emily, but i m not stopping that either. in the second season getting picked up for the third grade big wave politics are causing compulsive behaviors and that s just from the staff of fox and friends. a quarter claim they are thinking of moving because of the politics in their state, especially, california which explains why u-haul s are harde to find than an actress with a real nose. can you blame them? politics sock and our p
the cdc recommends isolation for most people who test positive for have been exposed to the virus, from five days to ten. during evidence people are most infectious in the early days of the illness. let s bring and doctor farney makary, johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health and fox news medical contributor. marty, welcome, good to see you. let s start with talking about the omicron variant where we are, these new studies about t cells and how they seem to be very active against the omicron variant and maybe reducing the severity of covid. we got a lot of good news this week, a study out of johns hopkins that confirmed the t cell immunity from omicron and delta crossover, there s good cross immunity. the t cell immunity doesn t really protect you from getting the infection but it does prevent severe disease, it takes a few days to kick and it s powerful. we got another promising study that answered the open question, does it omicron immunity cross over to delta? it