justice department. the list of topics will be pointed questions about possible interference in the years long investigation into hunter biden. as they gather there welcome to a brand-new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: i m bill hemmer. the a.g. garland appears before that committee today for the first time since republicans took control of the house. they want answers now about the hunter biden investigation and how it has been handled by the special counsel david weiss. in light of recent testimony, remember this, by i.r.s. whistleblowers that changed the game on this story, raising concerns about a possible dual system of justice. committee members mike johnson and andy biggs offering a preview of what you are about to hear. 65% of americans have a negative view of this department of justice and the reason is because they see every day politicized justice department. the people don t trust merrick garland. he has a lot to answer for. the place y
happening now, breaking news. israel admits responsibility for an attack on an ambulance outside a gaza hospital saying it was being used by hamas. the bloody scenes and reports of casualties come as tough questions are being raised about the civilian death toll in this war. as israeli forces pound gaza from the air and on the ground, prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists there will be no cease-fire until hamas hostages are freed. israel rejecting a new u.s. appeal for a humanitarian pause in the fighting during a visit by the secretary of state, antony blinken. and in new york, eric trump wraps up his first time in the witness stand and says his father is fired up for his own testimony next week in the civil fraud trial against their family business. we re going to tell you where the case stands right now as the trump family is put under oath. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer reporting live from israel, and you re in th
them, the answer is maybe yes, and maybe no. according to a new reuters ipsos poll taken after the verdict. 26% of registered independent voters said they are less likely to vote for donald trump. will they still feel that way in november? there are five months left before election day, which is, i don t know, like five life times in modern day presidential politics, maybe more. anything can still happen. just remember that all of donald trump has probably survived. john mccain isn t a war hero, the muslim ban, the access hollywood tape, et cetera, et cetera, maybe this time will be different. in the words of our dear friend charlie sykes. there s something about a felony conviction that clarifies the mind or better put by an old adage, coopted from the grandmother of a former republican congressional lawyer writing for politico, quote, there s a running day and a catching day, and thursday donald trump got caught. joining us now, nbc news correspondent, dasha burns. we r
borisjohnson remains foreign secretary, amber rudd home secretary, and philip hammond stays as chancellor. it was a great turnout for labour, who won 40% of the popular vote, and jeremy corbyn insisted he could lead a minority government. we are ready to do everything we can to put our programme into operation. there isn t a parliamentary majority for anybody at the present time. the party that has lost in this election is the conservative party. and on the losing side were the liberal democrats, the snp, who lost a third of their seats, and ukip, whose leader paul nuttall resigned. the election was called to strengthen the prime minister s hand over brexit so where does this leave the negotiations now? we ll bring you more on that and all the latest from downing street on this most unexpected of election results. to ta ke to take you straight over to kensington. the final seed has been declared and it looks like a labour victory. thank you to my incredible family who suppo
Illegal, that he was untruthful, and therefore would be subject to the three felonies that he s facing. we re also going to see his own memoir used by both the prosecution and, i think, to some extent, the defense, in which he discussed the fact that he was an active drug user during this time, although it s not always specific. the judge has ruled that it can be used, prosecutors and defense need to make sure everything is in proper context. i m going to be most interested in evidence that comes from the alleged hunter biden laptop, which the prosecutors have indicated that they planned to use. hunter s defense team has in court filings and underoath in front of congress has said some of those things may not be authentic. i m going to be really interested in how the prosecution chooses to discuss that evidence. sarah fitzpatrick, mike memoli, thank you very much. and what dr. anthony fauci