and her case against donald trump are being put to the test after a start witness takes the stands and being pressed. that hearing set to resume at any moment. when it does, we ll take you live. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. let s go to steve harrigan in atlanta with the latest. steve? multiple attorneys pounding away at terrence bradley and trying to undermine his credibility. this man was a former law partner of nathan wade. there s a text that he sent to one of the attorneys that basically said willis hired wade before their relationship started. now he s trying to say on the stand, i was just speculating. i don t really remember. i don t really know. so there s been some hard back and forth with attorneys trying to pin him down. is he lying now? why did he send that earlier text. here s the back and forth. why in the heck would you speculate in this text message and say it started when she left the d.a. s office and was a just in south fulton? why would you
logs for staff and regular visitors into and out of the west wing. president biden for his part not talking about it. deferring all questions to the secret service. listen. [shouted questions] gillian: mark morgan says someone could be intentionally hindering the investigation. he tells the daily mail, quote, they know who comes in and when they come in, they re checked and are video cameras everywhere? are they able to talk to the people they would need to without any roadblocks? let s bring in mark meredith joining us from the white house. tell us what you know. good morning to you. the white house says it is taking this situation seriously but they are also not engaging in hype that calls over who they believe may have brought in the drugs and whether or not anyone should or could face charges. it began on sunday with hazmat teams were called to a lower level of the west wing where they first saw the powder and investigators determined it was cocaine. the white house c
palestine are running out of patience with the administration s response or lack thereof to the derailment and the cleanup. what federal response? if it were in washington, d.c. it would be cleaned up taken care of answers done. white house defending what the federal government has done and will do. we are committed to supporteding the people of palestine every step of the way and will be helping them long as needed. some residents are mystified why the transportation sect buttigieg hasn t even visited the area. to me eye his job. this is something he should be here for. this is pretty significant the amount of chemicals cancer causing chemicals that were released. we need guidance i think this deserves a pink slip for his job. buttigieg said he s more focused generally on rail safety which is by his admission nowhere near close to good enough. while this horrible situation has gotten particularly high amount of attention, there are roughly 1,000 cases of a year
into the business activities of the president s son. all of this comes on a dayothers name, robert f. kennedy jr. officially launches a primary challenge. white house correspondent peter doocy joins us live on the north lawn with the latest. good evening, peter. peter: bret, this whistleblower s lawyer says that he is a career official in the irs criminal division and he is alleging that a political appointee at the irs lied to congress about the hunter biden tax investigation at some point in the last few years. and this whistleblower is alleging that politics and preferential treatment are interfering in the hunter biden probe. we are awaiting reply from hunter biden s representatives. the chairman of the house ways and means committee says they are going to meet with this whistleblower soon. and this does come at a politically delicate time for the president. remember, he and his political team retooled the democratic primary calendar to put south carolina first because
i m harris faulkner. the commander-in-chief spent just three hours on the ground in el paso, texas, number one place where people are entering the nation illegally. in the first 100 days of the new fiscal year 2023, more than 718,000 illegals have come. nearly 200,000 of them have been expelled under title 42. that argument alone for keeping it in place as long as we can until they figure something out. let s do the math. more than a half million illegal immigrants released into the country in just those 100 days. with little to no action. some now tagging the president s visit as an appearance for appearance s sake. the president didn t come away, at least publicly, with any sense of outrage that the circumstances here needs to be receive his significant attention. his administration s effort. a partisan trip made as a photo op. it took the president 80 years to get to the border, another 80 years before he comes back. harris: want to see fake news take a look at the