outside the white house just before all hell broke loose. so, over the next ten days we get to see the machines that are crooked, the ballots that are fraudulent, and if we re wrong, we will be made fools of, but if we re right, a lot of them will go to jail, so let s have trial by combat! wow. we bring up rudy giuliani because he abruptly became the lead story today. in a made for tv twist for a man who before he was the mayor of new york city was once the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. federal investigators in manhattan executed search warrants early this morning at giuliani s home and office. the new york times reports, it s part of their probe into whether he violated foreign lobbying laws by doing unregistered work in ukraine. according to our reporters, agents presented giuliani with a warrant and requested all electronic devices. giuliani turned over one cell phone, one ipad and one laptop and nothing else. the agents were at the apartment f
about 20 socially distant reporters, a far cry from president trump four years ago from the pre-covid-19 days. molly hemingway and ari fleischer, no stranger to the big moments at the white house, at the podium. standing by with their thoughts on how they would do this q&a that just ended. tommy laren and jason riley and marc thiessen join us with their questions. peter doocy was not given a chance to ask his questions. had you been asked, what would you have asked? there were not a ton of questions about covid-19 and there really were not any meaningful questions about this jobs plan, particularly green jobs. he wants to transform the entire economy beginning in this administration to a green economy. there was an opportunity, many opportunities this afternoon to ask that and did not come up. so we ll hope next time maybe we ll be on the list that he was reading from. in the past fox has never been on a list but we ve had attention getting we ve had success getting the
officers were respond to go a domestic dispute call at an apartment when a man inside the home opened fire. officials have identified the dead officer as 22-year-old jason rivera. they say he along with the injured officer are the fourth and fifth nypd officers to be shot in the city this month. our department is hurting. our city is hurting. it is beyond comprehension. i am not sure what words, if any, will carry the weight of this moment, and what we are feeling. we have four times this month rushed to the scene of nypd officers shot by violent criminals in possession of deadly illegal guns. cnn s polo sandoval is live for us in new york, and joining us live now, polo, what more can you tell us about what happened. fred, you can hear the frustration of the police commissioner s voice there as she talks about what happened last night. three officers made their way into the harlem apartment, respond to go a domestic dispute call, and one did not make it out alive. we re
he will head to georgia to talk about that. i m bill hemmer. we re on different floors. we ll take turns, right? this is officially a podcast. dana: it is a brand-new podcast. my home during the five this week as well. it is small which fits me just perfectly. i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. the white house sees georgia as ground zero in its push for election reform. president biden and vice president harris will speak there this afternoon as the white house pressures democrats to get on board even if it means breaking the filibuster. republicans calling all of it an attempt to distract from a failing agenda. hysterical claim that our democracy is in crisis rings hollow. it would destroy a key feature of american government forever. this is nothing more than an election power grab by the democrats. they want to federalize the election. not about improving access to the ballot, the ballot changing the political dynamic in this country to crow ate an
about testing as well. the fact that there s such a demand to test with these cases rising, and the administration is just now getting a plan underway to get tests in the hands of americans. and also, jose, you can expect fireworks between dr. fauci and senator rand paul. it happens every single hearing. and i expect it to happen again today. and dr. bhadelia, what are you looking to hear today from these federal health experts? yeah, jose. three specific things. one is, how do you manage this surge? i mean, this is a crisis. this is nowhere near what being endemic with a disease looks like. so in this crisis phase of omicron, how do we extend our resources, right? how do we sort of survive? and i know the administration has worked now on getting this rapid test ramped up. i think there s talk of sending good-quality masks to homes and tests to homes, rather, as well as greater investment in monoclonal antibodies, that works against omicron, but the other things that i wo