shots. excuse me, you said from where? from iraq. good, great people. they are great people, they are great fighters. i like them a lot. should i let her ask another question? go ahead. steve, go ahead. he is a very high-quality person. i will let you do it after he does. in honor of a paper i once loved. we are kind of thriving you are doing very well. say thank you, mr. trump. i could do this all day long. should we continue for a little while? it does not matter to me. laura: oh, boy. contrast that with what we saw from joe biden today. that used to be, the existence of a filibuster, but. it s not my expertise. i started to deal with it back when i was the united states senator, i mean, vice president. if you hold near and dear to you that you like to be able anyway. okay. hang on. sorry. oh. laura: oh. [laughs] well, the white house used the excuse of covid, of course, to limit the number of reporters in attendance. never mind they could have held th
that s been underway for several months with regards to the different acts of criminality with the original decisions with that order. the cover-up is looking like obstruction of justice. we want answers and accountability. it s not us, we are not asking for it for us, it s for the thousands of families of dead newark seniors demanding this accountability on behalf of their loved ones. you are watching outnumbered, i m emily compagno. kennedy, fox news correspondent gillian turner, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, and publisher of the federalist, host of the federalist radio hour, been dominant should. welcome and good morning to you all. i would like to talk with you. welcome back to the couch. what we are watching here, it appears the cover-up implies such a level of culpability and where is the ownership here. this is the governor of new york and people died under his watch. it appears we are looking at, instead of a leader, a liar, far more interested in self-p
they are great people, they are great fighters. i like them a lot. should i let her ask another question? go g ahead. steve, go ahead. he is a very high-quality person. i will let you do it after heon does. in honor of a paper i once loved. we are kind of thriving you are doing very well. say thank you, mr. trump. i could do this all day long. should we continue for a little while? it does not matter to me. laura: oh, boy. contrast that with what we saw biden today. that used to be, the existence of a filibuster, but. it s not my expertise. i started to deal with it back when i was the united states senator, i mean, vice president. if you hold near and dear to you that you like to be able anyway. okay. w hang on. sorry. oh. laura: oh. [laughs] well, the white house used the excuse of covid, of course, to limit the number of reporters in attendance. never mind they could have held the event outside in the rose garden and would not have had to worry about that.
reliable sources. but first you know the biggest story this weekend is the firing of chris cuomo from this network, cnn. i have been working the phones ever since this was announced yesterday evening. frankly, i have been on the phone until the last five minutes here getting information about what happened, and where cnn goes from here. so i would like to start, now that you know the news about cuomo s firing with a timeline of how it came to this point. why was chris cuomo fired now after cnn management supported him all year long? that s the key question i have been pursuing as a media reporter for the past, you know, 18 hours or so. so here are the answers i have so far. let s take a look at the day-by-day timeline this week to catch you up. on monday the new york attorney general general s office released that document dump. it landed with a thud. there was a lot to read, some of it damning. some of it about chris. now cuomo s view was he never engaged in opposition r
tonight on the reidout highly offensive when someone lies on you and highly offensive when they try to implicate you slept with someone. after that, you started dating shortly thereafter. a lie, one of your lies. a defiant d.a. fani willis on the witness stand in atlanta, pushing back hard against a series of degrading personal questions as donald trump s lawyers try to get her removed from the georgia election interference case. also, the stage is set for trump s first criminal trial as a judge in the hush money case sets a date for jury selection. plus, the republican party is now a wholly owned subsidiary of trump incorporated. he s in total control of the republican agenda in congress, and tonight, we re learning of a push from trump s allies to have him give the official republican response to president biden s state of the union address. you really can t make it up. but we begin tonight with the dramatic scenes of fulton county district attorney fani w