could spread. when banks experience govern to take it over so quickly and financial losses, it is around should be a gnatter of concern why did the government have to take it over so quickly and are other banks at risk. i ll ask sheila bair, the former chair of the fdic about the last banking crisis. legal troubles. donald trump faces potential criminal charges in new york where he s been invited to testify before the grand jury this week. our country has become the investigation capital of the world. while his biggest challenger visits iowa for the first time. we will never, ever surrender to the woke mob. will the republican primary voters even care if trump is indicted and the art of deception house speaker kevin mccarthy hands over january 6th footage to tucker carlson who claims the insurrection was mostly peaceful and it serves to divide republicans on capitol hill. i think it s bull [ bleep ]. bob menendez of new jersey, , senator and chairman o
kayleigh: president biden is facing impeachment inquiry after the house approved last night. now the president is lashing out as republicans after he became the sixth president in united states history to face an impeachment inquiry. hello, everyone, i m kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno, shannon bream, host of the kennedy saves the world, kennedy and fox and friends first co-host and king of bump shots, he knows, todd piro. republicans say formal inquiry greatly expands their ability to conduct interviews and documents of the president arguing evidence they have uncovered cannot be ignored. president biden disagrees slamming the gop over proceedings. they are choosing to waste time on this baseless political stunt that even republicans say is not supported by facts. media is rushing to his defense. reuters claiming house republicans authorize impeachment inquiry despite lack of evidence. new york times describing the whole thing as a hunt for offense
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this is real life. this is stranger than fiction. i m going to hand it off to my friend chris jansing. wow! it s a deluge of news. i am chris jansing. we have more on that bombshell news in the mueller investigation. right now in manhattan federal court, president trump s former personal attorney and self proclaimed fixer, michael cohen, entering a new plea deal with special counsel robert mueller. he is pleading guilty to lying to congress in closed door testimony about his contacts with the russians during the presidential campaign. remember, this is a man who was once who once said he would take a bullet for donald trump. and now he s given more than 70 hours of testimony to the mueller team. it would be tough to overstate the significance of cohen s cooperation because for more
than a decade, there was, perhaps, no man closer to donald trump and his businesses outside the family. this breaking news after another dizzying day of developments in the robert mueller investigatio