i m katie phang. we start today s show with more new evidence from the january 6th committee. they ve released more transcripts today, including interviews with critical players like donald trump s son don junior and top adviser stephen miller. miller admitted being told of a march to the capitol, telling the committee, quote, i think there might be, like, a plan for there to be a, you know, a peaceful walk to the capitol. the transcripts also revealing don junior was perturbed by the capitol insurrection. the committee questioning him about a text he wrote to meadows advise them to consemithis s stuff, don junior saying he was referring to the violence that s going on. even noting the hypocrisy of it all, saying, i spent the last 18 months call out violence and looting. but the committee alleges trump knew about the violence and didn t want to stop it. remember this critical testimony from former white house aide cassidy hutchinson. i overheard the president say somethin
Israel once again hammers the gaza strip with airstrikes. According to the Israeli Military, it struck 750 hamas targets overnight, including Underground Hamas terror tunnels, military compounds and posts, as well as the homes of senior terrorist operatives. It comes as the military, the Israeli Military informs the United Nations that all Palestine Missions in northern gaza should relocate in the next 24 hours. The Israeli Military also revealing that it will continue to operate significantly in gaza city in the coming days. A un spokesperson says that amounts to more than 1 Million People and us cities and universities are on high alert after hamas calls on its supporters to hold worldwide a day of rage. Protests friday, that is today. There are mounting fears those protests could turn violent. Now for more on these latest developments, lets turn to Senior National correspondent kevin corke. Kevin, lauren, i have to say this is one of those circumstances that will have people talking
the world in his first comments. he says his militia is ready for all possibilities at a moment s notice and that the group is not intimidated by the u.s. warships stationed throughout the middle east and if a larger war breaks out, americans will pay the price. hello, this is outnumbered, i m kayleigh mcenany. here with my co-host emily compagno and fox business caravanningor cheryl casone, fox news controversy lisa boothe and raymond arroyo. hezbollah warning raising concern about a potential second front opening along israel s northern border with lebanon. the proxy escalated strikes on israel in recent days and the leader stopped short of declaring war, he claims that all options are still on the table. with more, let s go live to trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel. trey. trey: hi, guys. we re with you right here. just stick with me. there was a direct impact, we just need to make sure our other journalism colleagues are okay. just stay with me. take t
As all? i don t see that happening at all. let s distinguish between musk be many of the others. musk at spacex managed to make a rocket land on a floating barge. that was possibly the most impressive demo i ever saw until the day he landed two rockets simultaneously. the thing about tesla, whenever you think about the valuation, the people on those cars were amazing. they were. were they worth what the company priced them at? the market gets to make that decision. my guess is no, but we ll see. if you look at artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, cryptocurrency, these things require a suspension of the laws of physics over the law of economics. and i think that s where the real problems are in silicon valley. it s one thing to pay too much for a car company. that s just a matter of debate in the marketplace. but when people were spending
Did you hear that rocket land? translator: everything happened before my eyes. the explosions erupted all around him when this strike hit. russian rockets often target his village of 500 people. translator: we recovered with dust, just dust and shrapnel all the way here. i fell to ground crying, not feeling my legs or arms. it was scary. for those who have not gone through this, you would not believe it. reporter: sergey keeps one eye on his herd and the other eye on the war. so, these are sergey s six dairy cows. and if you notice, he has them separated. he wants to separate them so they don t all get killed in one strike. he must keep the cows alive. this is the life of a farmer in ukraine. this man and his family grow wheat and sunflower on these lush, wide open fields. but the war has upended his