no more time for questions conclude the press conference. brigadier general lewis. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for being here. i would like to provide a summary of the training accident that occurred last night involving aircraft from the 101st airborne division. at approximately 10:00 p.m. last night two of our blackhawk helicopters were involved in a crash during a planned training flight in kentucky that resulted in the death of all nine service members aboard the aircraft. on behalf of major general mcgehee and command star major knapp currently deployed to southeast europe i would like to express our deepest sympathies to the families of our fallen soldiers. we are currently in the process of notifying their families. until these notifications are complete, we are unable to provide specific details about our soldiers. we appreciate your patience and respect of the process and we will provide additional details once all family members are notified. i
censor free speech and public opinion before the election of 2020. a tasty topic and see what they can prove. eric schmidt filed the lawsuit. you were the a.g. in missouri. this is a house hearing. not senate. what can they prove? i testified in front of that committee this morning to talk about what we uncovered in the lawsuit missouri versus biden. the first of its kind landmark lawsuit that alleged and proved it was a vast censorship enterprise between big tech and big government. biden administration trying to suppress speech pressuring social media companies. the social media companies went along. special portals were uncovered. the surgeon general texting senior facebook officials. dr. fauci trying to cover up his role in the origins of covid. what we uncovered in that lawsuit was significant and the twitter files have amplified that. i don t care what your political stripe is in this country this
also this hour, president biden is set to leave for a trip to georgia, where he will be giving a speech pressuring the senate to act on voting rights, even if lawmakers have to change the rules to accomplish that goal. but some voting rights groups say they want less talk and more action. and at any moment now, we ll take you to that hearing where top health officials will testify in front of the senate committee. they are expected to face tough questions about the federal response to the surge of the omicron variant. this as the united states surpasses 61 million covid cases, with another record-shattering 1.3 million cases reported just yesterday alone. joining me now with more on this is nbc news capitol hill correspondent, leigh ann caldwell. nbc news digital senior white house reporter, shannon pettypiece.