lockdown. how strict measures like that have controlled the spread. it doesn t seem to matter which side of the aisle they are on, republicans and democrats alike are facing a backlash. mitch mcconnell is taking a lot of heat primarily for democrats but still voted not to convict. i voted for allowing witnesses, but i think at the end it wasn t more witnesses that were going to change your mind. mitch mcconnell said himself there is no question president trump is practically and morelandly res ly morally r. a number of republicans used a faux constitutional argument that somehow you couldn t protect a president after he was out of office. democratic impeachment managers are facing questions of their own. one is pushing back on the notion that witnesses coup turned the tide of the conviction. witnesses in a senate hearing do not come and stand before senators and make a statement. it s a deposition. it s videotaped and brought before the senate. we didn t need more wit
why he decided to file why do you have the right to object on his behalf for attorney/client privilege. i don t make formal there we go. and i believe he s already attempted to answer this question, and it was no privilege raised. so he s given a partial answer and now he s about to finish that, so first of all, i don t think it s covered by attorney/client privilege, i ll deal with that if you want me to, but otherwise he s already answered it. it was a long preface, i don t think it ever got to what might have been at issue there, so if you can lay the foundation, we ll deal with the objection. ok. take a step back. you realize an attorney/client privilege is the privilege of the client, correct? yes, sir. and you, in connection with your representation, at least as been proffered to the court by mr. bradley, that it s up to you to decide whether you want to raise the privilege, right? yes, sir. it s not up to mr. bradley. yes, sir. so you ha
gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave will: powerful storms across the south bring heavy rain, wind and flooding. it killed ten people including three in alabama. this doorbell camera capturing the system barreling through a backyard. rachel: four dead and kentucky were several tornadoes touched down. 420,000 are without power in the state. that s a huge chunk of the one million outages across the country. in the upper midwest, snowfall in michigan creating dangerous conditions on the roads. pete: a serious situation in southern california. communities in the san bernardino mountains are buried. one resident writing help me in the snow
interior department. it acknowledged that charging fossil fuel companies less in royalty fees to krill would likely mean greater energy security, but the memo recommended keeping those fees high to fight climate change. let s go to lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the very latest. lucas. reporter: some are all called this leaked memo a negligent discharge. now, earlier on fox we had lawmakers from both sides of the aisle who shared hair opinions about this leaked memo from the biden administration. they have an agenda, and that agenda is the green new deal agenda. and it doesn t involve oil, it doesn t involve gas, it involves batteries and the things that we depend on from china. we need to make sure that we re moving as aggressively and rapidly as we can towards energy independence and renewable energies all actually. reporter: all at the same time. reporter: it shows the biden administration recommending higher royalty piece on oil and gas permits d
we have fox team coverage with matt finn on the ground in mission, texas along our southern border but let s begin with nate foy live in new york with more on the astronomical price tag. it is. according to city memo on taped by the new york post the city spends average r average $364 every single day of each migrant household and right now the city is housing 30,000 migrants. you do the math, works out to just under 13,000 households. many of the migrants live in humanitarian relief centers that the city not only paid for construction of but on the hook for daily care of migrants. according to post with the daily per diem with $364 per household. the city is spending nearly $5 million every single day on migrants and estimated $4.2 billion this fiscal year and next ending june 2024. new york city council republican leader joe borelli tells fox the amount of aid coming from the state and federal governments is laughable. fema provided $8 million in december which is two day