world. welcome to hannity . and tonight therthere is frankl other way to put it. but america is in rough shape. joe biden, your president, he s pretty muchrson the one pen you can blame. now, our soldiers, they are under attacke tack biden does la to respond. cargo ships are targeted by terroristrgetedy s while joe looks the other way. yearsouthern border has beenhasn unmitigated disaster for three plus years. and biden, he just pretends that all is fine. the econom.y is in anut the inflationary nightmare. press neverpresident say been better. but these are just a few of the very serious problems that the president now has to face ahead of 2024. and biden will also need to contend with a looming impeachment proceeding that has been credibly accused of public corruption. he has bee subsand the evidence of wrongdoing that is substantial. although the mediantial alough , just wants to cover for all things biden now, the bottom line is vice president joe biden took official acti
figures like adam kinsinger after they opened up how just afraid they were during that attack and those actions are completely antithetical to what we know now. they recognize the horror from january 6, but it was in their political interest to lie about it. up next, we find out what s in the investigation. stick around. the whole world is watching this. the whole world is now able to see what has happened to the u.s. capitol. by our reckoning, both houses, house and senate, have been breached. members of the house and senate have been told to shelter and, yes, we have seen guns drawn. ib only pay for what yoed. liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty
and had optimism and hope after the meeting if the white house where he talked about a bill love love, talked about wanting to do daca and d.r.e.a.m.ers and immigration reform. we can do this, we can get further. then we saw that only 48 hours later, everything had gone to hell in a hand basket, so i think as of the last two weeks, with we realized that donald trump negotiating with donald trump, dealing with donald trump is dealing with dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. one day he s dr. jekyll, one day he s mr. jhyde. if i was a d.r.e.a.m.er, my entire life and future was in limbo, i would only believe this once that actually, if he were ink were dry on a bill. if you were a d.r.e.a.m.er, yoed be happy a republican president is saying i want to find a solution to this, as far as him changing his position, when it came to the shutdown, he actually was the one that stood in one place, and the democrats moved to where he was, which i thought was a great victory for him, and i think wh
the women s march on washington is set to begin in a few minutes. they re getting started in a few cities around the country. i want to bring in cnn s law enforcement analyst, police chief charles ramsey who is joining us after yoed s violent clashes in washington. chief, how does the city like washington, d.c., prepare? because potentially there could be some more, what, a few hundred people were arrested yesterday. about 230 were arrested yesterday. but today will be totally different. the biggest challenge is going to be crowd control and traffic control. because when you have large numbers of people you obviously have to reroute traffic around them. that s the biggest challenge for police. i think today will be a very peaceful demonstration unlike a very few number of people. what happened yesterday? why did it get so ugly? you had some people that came with the intent of causing problems. i don t even call them demonstrators. i don t give them the honor of being a demonstrat
drop a knife. the autopsy sketch shows where each of those 16 bullets entered the body. see this? that s been all over the papers in chicago for days. the cop s attorney says the officer feared for his life and insists he did nothing wrong. the problem is there s video. mike tobin from chicago, a judge denied that officer any bail, right, mike? reporter: it was unique. he gave that order for no bond while he has a chance to review this potentially inflammatory video. then he ll hold another hearing on monday and reevaluate the entire case. the rid yoed should be out in the public by then. van dyke turned himself in at 7:30 a.m. today. he s facing a first degree murder charge, the potential of 20 to life. cook county state s attorney says she did speed up the case to get ahead of the video release. maintaining public safety is my number one job, and i do not want the public to view this video without knowing this very important context, that with these charges we are bringing a