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bret: alive look at the u.s. capitol a beautiful evening in washington as we are just moments away from president biden and tonight s state of the union address, good evening from washington i am bret baier. martha: i am martha maccallum in moments we will be on the house floor from the familiar call of the sergeant at arms will make his way down the aisle greeted by lawmakers along the way. bret: you can see mitt romney talking to joe mansion it seems like they are pretty engaged in some conversation that can happen on the sidelines as you have a lot of lawmakers waiting a long time in the chamber, a lot of folks expressing themselves, different ways, republican some of them wearing buttons about the border, others dressed in white on the democratic side in solidarity, we set the stage now with white house correspondent with a preview of the president s speech good evening. good evening officials at the white house think that most people who will watch it tonight hav
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expected o to speak on expanding access to mental health care. we re also closely watching the federal courthouse in washington, d.c. and we re just learning the grand jury hearing evidence in jack smith s election interference probe has not met so far today. why is that? it s been exactly one week since the former president announced he was a target in the investigation, but he s not letting that threat of a potential indictment keep him from the campaign trail where he is right now and where he s headed. we ll fill you in. we ve got news on an interview between former doj official richard donohue and prosecutors from jack smith s office. you might remember donohue s testimony last year where he described donald trump s push to declare the organization as corrupt. what donohue may have told the jack smith. and this. nbc news confirmed former nypd commissioner bernie kerik turned over thousands of documents to smith s office on sunday. how soon his attorney says he s expect
parental rights are expected to take center stage in the 2024 elections. chloe cole detransitioned, yet to see a trans identifying child who had a positive outcome with their transition. she will explain why with us coming up. john: right now, a live look at the white house where later this hour press secretary karine jean-pierre will likely be pressed on the implotion of hunter biden s plea deal. hello, john roberts in washington. sandra, we made it to friday eve. sandra: speaking of fireworks, there could be some in the white house briefing room. i m sandra smith in new york, and this is america reports. the judge overseeing the case giving both sides 30 days to turn in written briefs after she raised questions about the deal during that hearing yesterday. chief among her concerns whether the president s son is still under investigation and if he would receive immunity from any possible charges in the future. john: miranda devine tells us why she thinks the true m