mike: good evening, welcome to washington i m mike emanuel in for bet baier. president biden promises to forgive more than a billion dollars in student debt. chinese nationals crossing into the u.s. in droves at one southern california location. bret baier with a preview of exclusive interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy from the frontline. mike: first, breaking tonight the investigation into the family bills of the president turned its focus to his brother james biden spent much of the day before house lawmakers taking questions about his role and where the president fits in. correspondent david spunt live on capitol hill. good evening, david. mike, good evening to you. james biden is still behind closed doors for his transcribed interview. it began a little after 10:30 this morning. and we pressed mr. biden as he walked his way into the building today on a few questions. did you use your brother s name to help sell influence, sir? what will you
and the f.b.i. christopher wray he said this time was such a valued source. somebody asked the f.b.i. that s a valuable source? dana: president biden s brother, james, is set to give testimony today. regarding the republican impeachment inquiry. the first time lawmakers will question the president s younger brother focusing on foreign business arrangements and payments to his brother before he became president. money for nothing. new york city mayor eric adams is defending the city s controversial contract to hand out pre-paid debit cards for border crossing migrants as they continue to flood into the city. more than 175,000 in the last 18 months. critics are warning the cash card giveaway will cost taxpayers much, much more than publicized. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino, bill: i m bill hemmer. good morning. handing out free money not likely to slow down the waves of migrants rushing to the big apple. the growing crisis is dividing dem
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