off. paul eisenberg is here but we begin with congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich, live outside of the supreme court for us. we just wrapped up a press conference with the bill sponsors and we asked about house speaker nancy pelosi saying she has no plans to bring this bill to the floor while the president s commission is still studying the very proposal. they said they are really not surprised at that answer but they expressed faith that pelosi and others will change their minds and come along as more destructive decisions come down. in fact one of the bill sponsors said today they laid blame on the supreme court for the january 6th insurrection saying this supreme court has been dismantling democracy allowing dark money in politics, gutting voting rights and paving the way for racist voters suppression and help put donald trump in the white house. they reject the assertion that they are packing the court in response. it will enable us to do justice and rectify
a live look where they busted three stash houses filled with the migrants by the blood thirsty cartel. many children are among victims. update to the two young girls in this video that were dumped over the fence in the united states from mexico. then abandoned. sandra: we have pictures of the girls you will only see here on the fox news channel. that is the video we brought you yesterday. now the new image says the chief border patrol agent of the el paso sector giving a snack to the girls ages 3 and 5 that were dropped over the fence there. senator tom cotton has been outspoken about the crisis. there is the image by the way. what he says has to happen in order to bring this under control. bring them in a moment as we await a live report from allen, texas. and tom cotton of arkansas is joining us now. senator, welcome. thank you for being here. i was waiting for the image to pop up because it s powerful, senator. when you see first the video we brought the viewers yesterda
of the omicron variant as the cdc now forecasts a rise in covid deaths in the coming weeks. dr. fauci is standing by live. he will discuss all of these disturbing developments, the pandemic is escalating right now here in the united states. then president biden just got a firsthand look at tornado destruction in kentucky. he s calling it beyond belief and vowing to do whatever it takes to help communities rebuild. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i m wolf blitzer and you re in the situation room. we begin with the insurrection investigation, key witness mark meadows now just one step away from potential prosecution for failing to comply fully with the january 6 committee. whitney wild is working the story for us. you have new information right now about who was behind one of the explosive text messages to meadows. we are learning it was representative jim jordan who texted mark meadows this, that as president of the senate,
theory that trump ally jim jordan got from a government lawyer and forwarded to meadows. jordan s office tells cnn. the committee did not reveal the names of the lawmakers texting with meadows in the lead up to january 6th, but they did put them on notice. indeed, some of those text messages madam speaker, came from members in the chamber right now. members who understood that a violent assault was under way at the capitol. reporter: today the committee met with ken klukowski, a former doj official who worked under jeffrey clark. clark pushed top brass to investigate unfounded claims of election fraud. he is in danger of being held in contempt himself. some resist. hundreds of others are cooperating, including dustin stockton. after his interview with the committee, he put much of the blame for that day on donald trump. the buck s got to stop at president trump. he knew better, and there s no excuse for him sending people down into that situation. reporter: and it app
it s one of the reasons i feel at home in america and so proud to be a new citizen. this country was built on the idea of trusting people and giving them responsibility and power. we call it self-government. these are the values in the constitution, limited government checks and balances the separation of power to decentralize power leaving it wherever possible is the tenth amendment makes clear in the hands of the people. this week we ve seen what happens when you go in the opposite direction. when you undermine the values the building blocks of a strong self-reliant society. responsibility, family, community and hard work. here is a threat that ties together the crumbly thing michigan diluting in california the shooting in chicago is disastrous biden report. this is what you get when big government pushes back values. what you get is biden s broken society. how many times have we sat on the show the biggest political issue we never really talked about because it makes peopl