against a political leader involving anonymous packages, threatening letters and raw meat, and it s all over vaccine mandates. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. any moment we expect president biden to address the nation from one of the towns hardest hit by the string of deadly tornadoes that ravaged several states and the u.s. last weekend. the president started his visit in mayfield, part of graves county, kentucky, where 21 kentuckians are confirmed dead so far. biden promised local leaders that not only is the biden administration on the ground to help now. they are committed to helping rebuild as long as it takes, he said. mr. biden also saying he s in awe of how these communities have come together in the wake of such destruction. just came out of nowhere to help as a community. and that s what we re supposed to be doing. that s what america is supposed to be. there s no red tornadoes or blue tornadoes. there s no red states or blue states when this stuff start
we re able to identify folks that haven t communicated or weren t able to that they re okay. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. before we go to kentucky, i want to alert you to another development today at the corner of wall and broad where stocks were racing on the notion that interest rates are going up and maybe not a little bit either. the federal reserve indicating that they ll see inflation for what it is, a problem and addressing it but aggressively moving to tighten money. we ll get you to the implications of that. might surprise you that stocks were up on the notion that we might have closure on the way to addressing inflation. we shall see. now back to kentucky and robert ray on what is happening as we speak. robert? neil, good afternoon. it s breezy and cloudy here in mayfield. president biden left here about 45 minutes ago and headed to dawson springs, about 60, 70 miles away from here. he toured mayfield, walked the ground and toured it from the ai
as culpable, they are hearing modern day versions of the nixon tapes. donald trump could turn the insurrection off with a light switch. cheney s outage of access of information that fueled the insurrection leaving trump s inner circle sweating, culminating in a late night vote last night to hold mark meadows in contempt of congress, a body in which he once serve. cheney one of two republicans, along with adam kinzinger to vote to hold meadows accountable for stonewalling the january 6th investigation. last night she put her party on notice for its moral failings in response to the insurrection. all of my colleague, all of them, knew that what happened on january 6th was an assault on your constitution. they knew it at the time. yet now they are defending the indefensible. whether we tell the truth, get to the truth, and defend ourselves against it ever happening again is the moral test of our time. how we address january 6th is our moral test of our generation. moral test
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