we have great confidence in our son. i m not concerned about any accusations made against him. it is used to get to me. i think it s kind of foul play. sandra: congressman jim jordan joins us in moments. first peter doocy is live in wilmington, delaware. how concerned is joe biden on the impact of this investigation on his presidency? he claims that he is not, sandra and that he will keep his job running the federal government and the federal investigation separate. can you reach across the aisle to people who will be using this as an attack on you when it is such a personal attack because it s about family? it benefits the country,y, i really mean that. we know who we are. you are a better man than i. i m not sure i could do that. it doesn t mean i m not angry and if i were back in days in high school i wouldn t say come here and go a round. we still haven t heard back from hunter biden s lawyer whether or not he has been interviewed by authorities yet as new
then look over here, not over there. joe biden s theatrics in atlanta complete with his last grasp to stay in power, federalize all elections. you stand against will you stand against voter suppression, yes or no? that s the question. will you stand against elections subversion? yes or no. will you stand for democracy, yes or no? do you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace? do you want to be on the i d soft finish side of john lewis or bull connor? do you want to be on the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? maria: coming up, tennessee senator marsha blackburn on the senate vote this upcoming week as arizona senator kyrsten sinema takes a stand. there s no need for me to restate my longstanding support for the of 60-vote threshold to pass legislation. there s no need for me to restate its role protecting our countries from wild reversals in federal policy. maria: will policies reverse after midterm elections now 296 days away as president trump r
a stunning new take-away from president biden s really troublesome polling numbers that he s seen the past week or so. his approval has dropped faster than any president since world war ii according to gallup. this poll came out today. he s down 11 points since the beginning of his presidency. some of the slide have to do with the views on the economy and concerns about rising inflation, which we ve seen in our fox polling, which is a major concern. the supply chain, something that has people concern about the american economy. that s where we start today. william la jeunesse is live at the port of los angeles with the very latest. hi, william. martha, you remember, it was ten days ago that president biden said he had good news about speeding products into the hands of americans. well, when you look out here and you talk to those involved in making that happen, they say it s a goal, but it s not a reality. the waters off the coast of basically long beach and los angeles, it
shelling leaving that town in ruins. state department saying the suffering there could exceed the atrocities we ve reported on in the northern town of bucha. stand by for more on that. dana: russia is raising the specter of nuclear war. yesterday it test fired a new ballistic missile. putin claims it can carry multiple nuclear war head and should make russia s enemies think twice. bill: trey yingst back in kyiv. we begin with the news at the white house and jackie heinrich. good morning. good morning. bill. the remarks from the president 45 minutes away now. white house official is confirming that we ll hear from the president about a new security assistance package similar in size to the one that came out last week that was $800 million included also heavy artillery and ammunition. cnn is also reporting we ll hear about a humanitarian entry plan for those ukrainian refugees that the biden administration promised we d take in up to 100,000 and followed that pledge from
wildfire updates. what can you tell us now in. reporter: hey there, griff, good morning to you. we re alongside one of the main entry points into the town of a lahaina. people here have been lined up for hours, some of these folks sleeping in their cars waiting for the curfew in the town of lahaina to expire. some of these people have nothing left, they just want to get in, see what s left of the town. take a listen to some folks about what they ve seen there. i want people to know that there are people out here suffering, and we need donations. we need, we need people shipping things out here. we need families fed, we need yeah, we need so much men help. reporter: home after home in lahaina, gone. one estimate from core logic puts the estimate of destroyed homes at more than 3,000. the rising death toll now at 80 people as rescue crews search for more victims. thousands of people have now left the island, and around 1400 are currently staying in emergency shelters