regulations, whatever that could mean and whatever that could signal. i should point out as we rifle through some of the more popular names, blackberry and amc and express, the overall u.s. markets had a rough go of it. here s the thing. the people who were caught off guard by taking a short position betting, betting that these respective stocks would fall off when, in fact, they didn t, if they made good on that, they would have to borrow against some of their other winners. so amazon came to mind, apple, a host of others. that was driving down all the major averages on fears they d go welch beyond these issues. is that fear overstated? happy saturday morning, this is front and center for us this morning. i m neil cavuto. let s get right to kristina partsinevelos outside gamestop right now. but it really doesn t stop if you think about it reporter: no, you said that. it was a perfect line, the game s not stopping because you have this tug-of-war between wall street and r
sends most students back to remote learning we will ask dr. ashish jha, one of the nation s top public health experts about the surge. then? our focus is moving forward with our relationship with senator mansion in our efforts to get bill back better done. mike: the front fate of the president s signature spending bill dashed by fears of debt as the those call on the president to take action. we will talk to senator cardin to get reaction to the fate of the spending legislation from senator roy blunt, a member of gop leadership. plus, from the botched withdrawal from afghanistan to the situation at the border, we will ask our sunday panel to grade the biden administration first year responds all right now on fox news sunday and. mike: and hello again from a fox news in washington. president biden approaches his second year in office fighting fire on multiple fronts having won the job by arguing he could bring competence back to the white house mr. biden faces a prolong
remote learning we will ask dr. ashish jha, one of the nation s top public health experts about the surge. then? our focus is moving forward with our relationship with senator mansion in our efforts to get bill back better done. mike: the front fate of the president s signature spending bill dashed by fears of debt as the those call on the president to take action. we will talk to senator cardin to get reaction to the fate of the spending legislation from senator roy blunt, a member of gop leadership. plus, from the botched withdrawal from afghanistan to the situation at the border, we will ask our sunday panel to grade the biden administration first year responds all right now on fox news sunday and. mike: and hello again from a fox news in washington. president biden approaches his second year in office fighting fire on multiple fronts having won the job by arguing he could bring competence back to the white house mr. biden faces a prolonged pandemic, rising prices a
putin at his home in sochi. president biden s warning to putin, do not invade ukraine. what he said would happen if putin does. our cecilia vega then asking, would this involve u.s. troops? and our ian pannell with the flash point on the ukraine border already. and what ian witnessed on the ground there today. amazon tonight reporting a major server outage. what this means for amazon delivery trucks. some halted, weeks before christmas. and streaming services, amazon, netflix, disney plus. and how some of your devices at home have been effected, too. the state of emergency in hawaii tonight. the major storm battering the islands. mudslides slamming into homes. power knocked out to thousands. the dramatic call for help tonight. the plane in trouble in florida. smoke in the cockpit. the enjin failing. and you will hear the pilot. actor jussie smollett takes the stand in his own defense. what he now claims about his alleged attackers, those brothers who he claims shouted
administration s targeting of parents unhappy with their children s educational experience. house republicans say a whistleblower email shows how the fbi tracked some of those parents and that the president s attorney general has not been truthful about his involvement in all of this. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel starts us off tonight with this story. good evening, mike. bret, good evening. a number of republican leaders speaking out that eternal email turned over by fbi whistleblower raises questions about the candor of attorney general merrick garland. he either didn t know, which is terrible, or he mislead the committee when he came in front of us. the october 20th joint message from the criminal investigative division and counter-terrorism division directs fbi personnel to apply a new threat tag a means of compiling active threats to education officials. the fbi email says, quote: we ask that your offices apply the threat tag to investigations and ass