this is just phase one . only groups of fifteen or fewer people will be allowed to visit members offices or go on staff led tours. there will be public tours but only for school groups of fifty or fewer students. joining me now is houseoi minority whip steveusno galavis, ohio congressman jim jordan, ranking member of the house judiciary committeenkciar. and this is not the most important issue of the day, but emblematic of how this covid crisis is stillbe being moved toin keep the people out ofp their own house, which is the capital . congressman scalise, i said at they would they would close the capitol forever iff they could. and this is just kind of more nonsense. yeah. laura , it s good to be with you. and think about this .. th i mean, they still can t lete g of the power they want to control people s lives. weeks ago the united states senate unanimously passed a resolution tosl say open upl. the capital . imagine that s everyim
0 the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. you make this show possible, you know, when you think of well, what is america s role in the world? we re not going to be the world s policeman. no boots on the ground under any condition. but the ukrainian people have shown a desire to fight and i think helping them is the right thing to do but not your troubles or ingrams next year. tomorrow night. this is a fox news alert. i m jonathan hunt in lviv, ukraine. just before dawn, about three hours ago, loud explosions rang out in the ukrainian capital of kyiv. air strikes again apparently hitting that city. and you can see the aftermath of one of those here. an apartment building apparently hit once more . we understand there are casualties. we do not have confirmation at this point of how many people were killed and injured in this strike. we can also take a live look at tev. the building still smoldering. we believe that this was an air strike as most of t