was inside the people s house 27 times when joe biden was vice president and barack obama was president. and this part. those visits included meetings with joe biden and at times his chief of staff. you know him. he is still in the white house. steve working as a top advisor to the biden white house. press secretary jen psaki claiming there is no problem here. does the president still maintain he never spoke with his son about his business dealings. given this report on eric schwerin does he also say he has never spoken to his son s business partners about his son s business dealings? he maintains his same statements he has made in the past. i would say i don t have more information about visits from more than 10 years ago. harris: well now to the justice department s investigation of hunter biden. the attorney general garland refused to give an update when asked about it yesterday and dismissed the need to appoint a special counsel. house oversight committee james come
deals. it s very different than what the administration has been telling us. new visitor logs reveal eight more white house meetings between then vice president biden and hunters business partner that makes the total 27 times. and that s what we know, we are also learning the president reportedly agreed to pay more than $800,000 to cover part of which was hunter biden s legal bills. that was ahead of the 2020 election. and financial records reportedly show the president himself had $5.2 million in unexplained income. remember biden has repeatedly denied any knowledge of his son s business deals. how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his over business dealings question marks because i ve never spoken to my son about us over so use a business dealings. i ve never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else about the business, period. do you think it was wrong for him to take that position? knowing that it was really because that company wanted acces
there were four strakes in this region, three were military targets, and one of them ended up being a civilian or domestic location which we believe is this right behind us, the entire facility, and if you look, just beneath this facility is the railway, not clear if russians meant to target this railway, they are critical because ukrainians are using them to transport military supplies, but also ukrainian refugees are coming and going on these railways, escaping and returning home. right now, we can smell the smoke and the burnt rubber in the air, beginning read 8:45 this morning, we saw black plumes across the city of lviv, just about eight hours ago, reported life that there were four resin missiles intercepted in this area, the last known strike your love eve that we are aware of was march 24th, the town is made up of about 800,000 people on the far west side of ukraine, not far from poland, there are a lot of refugees in s town right now coming from ukrag about them over
manhattan s east village. cops got him. james faces a federal terrorism charge for the morning rush hour attack. 10 people shot, 19 others injured. detectives say there is no indication he had any ties to a terror organization. they don t know why he turned a subway car into a shooting gallery. the background of him are familiar. a long rap sheet. larceny. procession of burglary tools. theft, disorderly conduct. he pleaded guilty on several charges and get this, 1991, all the way to 2007. a new york city councilman says james should never have been on the streets or allowed to purchase a gun. this person has a very, very long rap sheet. in most states if he was a felon and prosecutors put him behind bars and charged him to the full extent of the crimes he was accused of he might not have gotten a gun. if we talk about ghost guns let s talk about prosecuting people that we ve arrested and most likely to be repeat offenders in these situations. harris: all right. the mayor
to shield the first family from wrongdoing. he has an opportunity to come tomorrow to the house oversight committee and tell the truth. he has an opportunity to be a hero like the two whistleblowers were, like the judge in delaware was who rejected the sweetheart plea deal from the department of justice. devon archer could be in that category of americans that just come and tell the truth. that s all we want. there you go. and in an oddly-timed move this weekend, the justice department sent a letter pushing for archer to report to prison right away. [laughter] i wonder why? so who is devon archer? lucas tomlinson has that from the white house tonight. reporter: well, good evening, tammy. devon archer is expected to offer new details tomorrow morning about meetings he claims he witnessed where both hunter and his father attended together either in person or over the phone. on sunday morning futures, the republican chairman of the house oversight committee claims the ju