debates. plus, two of the richest people in the world engaging in a salacious twitter war over the lunar lander. nasa has now suspended its contract offer until it can resolve the protests. we begin tonight with john kerry back in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest tonight, good evening. great to be with you, happy friday, the argument that kerry may have lost some money on some energy sector investments prior to becoming the envoy shouldn t disabuse anyone of the notion that the investments themselves by their very nature may be seen as dubious by some especially given his position and his possible influence and how that might shake u.s. energy policy. financial disclosure forms which were obtained by fox news show the former secretary of state was financially invested in numerous oil companies including duke energy, dominion energy, and valero energy. the financial forms show that his investments were somewhere be
we won t stop covering it. another crisis for joe biden. the economy is in worse shape than we thought. inflation not this bad in 3 decades and stagflation is heading our way. also kamala harris in france making a fool out of herself. the biden administration humiliating thee united states n the world stage. her strange, weird cringe worthy attempt at a french accent. first tonight if kenosha, in wisconsin for tonight s top story.. day seven of the kyle rittenhouse murder trial is in the books. the prosecution s case continues to crumble. according to video evidence and eyewitness accounts, rittenhouse shot three individuals, killing two who were attacking him during the 2020 riots in kenosha. the prosecution is attempting ti convict rittenhouse on first degree homicide charges. rittenhouse claiming self-defense and today the 18-year-old took to the stand for hours and became emotional recounting that horrific night. take a look. i was cornered in front of me with mr. zimin
selling. now the press is actually doing dire assessments. he is at or near at his low end of a job approval during his term. in cnn s latest poll of polls is obliterating at just 39%. now president joe biden didn t have a lot of goodwill left for the public this week. but the conflicting messages coming out of the white house and the broader democratic party, make it look like there is no plan to turn things around ended advance of the midterm elections which are just over 200 days off. given that the democrats decided to change the policy on energy and borders that make it so unpopular, what can joe biden do? well, he can pretend that he feels your pain. because he was poor too wants. i grew up in a household that we lived in a split level home, three bedrooms, four kids, mom and dad and grandparents. i was of the great pleasure of being in liston and congress. i ll still make an active a lot more money because i was getting a center salary. no kidding. i didn t think you
give republicans minority control over critical issues like abortion. and the brawl on an alabama dock that launched a thousand memes. why is this fight resonating so much and will the folding chair wind up in a museum? we begin tonight with donald trump obliterating norms for his political and personal gain. norms like rooting for your country on the international stage. call it patriotism, fandom, however you want to characterize it, we generally root for the home team when american athletes compete abroad and we are sad with them when they lose. the defeats can be soul crushing, and a lot of stomachs churned on sunday when the u.s. soccer team lost to sweden in the women s world cup. it was an agonizing moment for the top-ranked women s soccer team in the world especially when soccer star megan rapinoe missed a crucial penalty kick contributing to the loss and then something weird happened. conservatives relished america s loss, expressing a maniacal glee over their an
of the war in ukraine cast on them both. first, the g7, where the world s most advanced economies are meeting in japan. the us has said it will support providing advanced fighterjets including us made f16s to ukraine and also back training ukrainian pilots to fly them. meanwhile, moscow s closest ally in the middle east, syria s bashar al assad, received a warm welcome at a summit of arab leaders in saudi arabia after years of international isolation. during syria s bloody civil war, it was only massive russian military support, that allowed assad, condemned by many as a war criminal, to cling onto power. the summit was also attented by the ukrainian president, volodymr zelensky, who is due tojoin the g7 group in hiroshima on sunday, where its expected he ll address leaders and hold a meeting with us presidentjoe biden. details on that later in the programme. but first, the news of more military support for ukraine. a short whie earlier, us national security advisor jake sull