not giving us clear answers. will you be pursuing a line of questioning to see if hunter biden still has a stake in the partners? from what we ve seen thus far, we ve never seen evidence he has divested that stake. that is one many things that we are looking into, the important thing there is something there there we are getting started, we are having great success in getting whistleblowers to come in and getting people to comply with our subpoenas and give us actual bank records. well, thank you congressman, well i can t await that march 24th deadline for mr. walker. congressman byron donald, along with forest cooper, co-chair of project 21. byron, one thing i hear often is why should this matter to the american people, your thoughts on that? oh, it s very simple. joe biden setting policy here domestically and internationally. a lot of it
michelle, that david just name checked governor ron desantis. desantis recently appointed a judge previously ousted over a ruling where he denied a teenager and abortion because of her school greats. i want to ask you about it. for you michelle, it s not just about passing laws, it s about judicial appointments, setting policy where they can talk about that approach from the antiabortion movement. that s right, alicia. it s a great question you have asked. matters have intensified at the state electoral level. that s not just state houses, also who is serving on the court. e in the case you mentioned, there was a judge that denied a young girl a judicial bypassing that she was not intelligent enough to have an abortion, which leads one to guess why this person would think, this judge would think, that she would be mature enough to carry a pregnancy to term and become a mother. that person was ousted in the
the storm. congress will look different when they return next year white house correspondent peter doocy has the story tonight. good evening, peter. peter: good evening, mike. there are many issues that folks who work here and on capitol hill said they would take care of that are not taking care of. but d.c. has cleared out for the holiday week so, president biden and the first lady are setting policy aside to go read to children at children s national hospital. thanks for coming and listening to and have the president hold the book. [laughter] that s my job. president biden said today i m looking forward to continued bipartisan progress in the year ahead. democrats have enjoyed unified government for nearly two years. but that era is over. new direction is coming. 11 days republicans will deliver. mccarthy, the presumptive speaker, is already being ribbed by pelosi, the outgoing speakerment in farewell remarks
think joe biden would do whatever popped into his head anyway or what he thinks. but a question about briefing. this is something that s gone on with kamala harris and whether there s some flexibility in terms of these possibilities. blinken did shift. that was very uncomfortable. it s their clear briefing this is a no go, right, there are lines that you may not say because in the case of what s happening with ukraine and russia, he said the thing that he may not say at first which is putin can t remain in power which we know that putin has to stay in power if ukraine is going to make it out of here and again here with the taiwan issue. greg: judge, how bad was this gaffe on the scale of 1 to 362,531? jeanine: probably one more than that. i don t remember what you said, 362,541? what struck me was and it s a question that we ve all asked 100 times. who is setting policy?
who is it? i want to know who is behind the curtain! we all know we came in, he was a trojan horse, you know, i m a moderate. i m a moderate. and then come out of the horse and he s a wild progressive. and then all of a sudden, it s like who is setting policy? who is making these decisions? and that s very unsettling for anyone in this country. by the way, you know, whether you liked it or didn t like it, how about this? aim an i m an agnostic on that one. when china says it has no room for compromise or concessions on issues involving our interest such as sovereignty and territorial integrity. they re not they re not they re not looking kindly on this. and there s no reason to get them fired up. i m not saying that you should, you know, that he shouldn t have answered it one way or the other because i don t know. i don t know what he thinks. i don t know who is doing the thinking. but when you re dealing with