a justice that this hearing for thursday for this accusation that led to the fbi search of mar-a-lago. there was an unredacted version of that document. the justice department ongoing criminal investigation and could damage national security. we are still waiting for the doj to to respond to why attorney general merrick garland approved the raid. former president trump says agents seized three of his passports but reporting that wasn t the case. according to a doj official, the fbi is not in possession of former president trump s passport, and accuse the fbi of stealing his passports during the search, but the fbi says it has returned the passports to president trump. so my questions, so many who quick to report pressure we saw the email from the doj saying that they swept up the passports. there were passports given by the government par for the courts, but to me, this speaks to the indiscriminate nature of the search. he rifled through 11 boxes. at no point did
in south carolina, and billions in new climate spending. bret: president biden will hit the road to promote the legislation but yet to see if vulnerable democrats appear alongside him. his poll numbers are around 40%. gillian: peter doocy is with us to kick things off from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. what part of this bill are officials hoping to highlight this afternoon? peter: it s not inflation reduction so far, gillian, even though it is called the inflation reduction act. instead the president is teasing this bill signing by highlighting the green impact. he tweeted the inflation reduction act will position america to meet my climate goals, saving families hundreds a year in energy costs and take advantage of clean energy and electric vehicle tax credits, more than twice the savings. the package was more than twice this size but even the slimmed-down version, the democrats in congress negotiated so it could pass, has republican colleagues nervous about what comes nex
Jobs. let s bring in fox news legal analyst mercedes colwin. so, take a look at this. the district says we are being forthright about what we are trying to do here, we are not starting from a level playing field. they say up front students need educators who look like them and who they can relate to. this language gives us the ability to identify and address issues that contribute to disproportionately high turnover of educators of color. they also say up front they are trying to remedy the continuing effects of past discrimination. so, factor all that in for us, what do you think of this new process? well, let s begin with the premise the school district had. they looked at the student body and over 60% of the student body are part of the underrepresented group and you put that against only 18% of the teachers are from the underrepresented group. so, obviously they are coming from a place that there is a
gillian: and doubling of their workforce. bret: concern about government overreach and expanding government is real as this goes into effect, administration obviously touting the climate change aspects of this, that the president has been fighting about for a long time. grover norquist a little bit later this hour talking about that here on fox. meantime, voters in wyoming and alaska are heading to the polls today. key primary races in both states will be another test for former president trump s influence, and the most closely watched contests may be congresswoman liz cheney s bid for re-election against trump backed candidate. rich is in casper, wyoming taking a look at the race. what are the candidates up to today? rich: we have no idea, neither campaign will share what the candidates are doing, nor what they have been doing over the past several days we have been here. we are at a polling place we expect congresswoman liz cheney may come vote but have not seen her yet.
Lines that we have established. 15,000 special immigrant visas issued since president biden came into office. 160,000 eligible afghans are still waiting to be processed w no u.s. presence in kabul. this is the u.s. embassy in kabul, now deserted. on buildings nearby, the taliban flag is raised near to where american flags once flew. in a press conference last august, president biden discussed his perspective why the u.s. had to leave afghanistan. we succeeded in what we set out to do in afghanistan over a decade ago. and we stayed for another decade. it was time to end this war. the fact is, the taliban is back in power just as they were before the u.s. invaded. as for those american allies left behind, the national security council tells fox news the biden administration is