with three bills that are on the suspension calendar, they are bipartisan bills. one is the primary sponsor by a democrat and all of bipartisan and i thank the ranking member for her willingness to work across the aisle to move bipartisan legislation. in doing this, i recall the last congress two years ago and two congresses before that when she offered us the same thing and i'm grateful for that outreach and extended the same hand to you and you have extended the same hand to me. and i am very grateful for the leadership of the ranking member and her willingness to work with us. with that, i yield the balance of the time to mrs. houchin from the state of indiana. how much how much i -- >> a bill i'm proud to be co-sponsor. seniors become targets of financial fraud while not all of the cases are discovered, one in five senior investors are victims of financial scams. in 2021, 1500 of financial fraud against hoosier seniors. this is unacceptable. this is exactly the type of legislation my constituents sent me help to support. i will be voting yes to keep our senior

of course, next week is bill of rights week or bill of rights day falls next week. so you're going to see brian and i again and we're going to have a lot of fun. but again, a huge thank you for all of you tuning in. brian, thank you for sharing your time and expertise. this has been so much fun and everybody give yourselves around applause. you are all bill of rights rock stars so well you good job. thank you so much. thank you for hosting trivia game, madison. i feel like i did pretty i love it. it a good game. all right. we'll see you all time by good morning. my name is kevin gaines and it's a pleasure to welcome you

historically the farm bill has been a bipartisan bill and indeed i believe chairwoman of the agriculture committee stabenow stated we are attempting to pass the farm bill with bipartisan support. the new chairman of the house agriculture committee congressman thompson has stated he hopes it will be a bipartisan package so it's no surprise the task force at the bipartisan policy center are encouraged by the statements but we also realize that divided congress challenges will lie ahead. the challenge may be made more difficult when we note that on the spending side of the equation nearly 80% of the farm bill's expenditures are devoted to the nutrition title so we are pleased to begin our discussion today with staff from the nutrition subcommittees from the senate and house agriculture committee and both majority and minority or delete this discussion we are fortunate to have the editor-in-chief of food fix an on line publication. food policy in washington and beyond and senior reporter and "politico" brushy covered the intersection of food policy and politics. before you turn this over to

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. i think flock's question would be a good segment on "the five." >> dana: are you producing "the five" now? meghan, bill has an idea. you are probably right. we're probably doing that story today. good idea. >> bill: thank you for humoring me. lawmakers set for another long day. two hours they'll wheel and deal. 20 hard line conservatives remain opposed to mccarthy's bid. he needs to flip 12 to stand a chance at the gavel when the house reconvenes today. >> dana: jim banks, one of the 20 no votes suggests a deal could soon be at hand. >> we'll have another vote at noon. you'll see some progress. i think there is light at the end of the tunnel. if that happens, hopefully that progress snowballs and members who are holding out feel pressure in their districts or from others to unify with the party and do the right thing and elect a speaker so we can work on the issues that matter. >> bill: brand-new hour begins now. david spunt has the duties in d.c. >> hi. two hours until the house is b

this bill, the bill we are talking about today, is weaker. it's partisan. and it will, unfortunately, likely never see it pass the senate's legislative graveyard. mr. speaker, it is very hard to hear my colleagues talk about returning to proper and regular order on the house, when in fact, if this very bill followed proper order and went through committee we would likely be voting on a different piece of legislation today. my republican colleagues know my background. i'm one of the most bipartisan members of this body and proudly served in the military for 13 years. i'm here today because we have a chance to put our national security above our party politics. i call upon my colleagues all of them to join me in good faith to support the bipartisan banning oil exports to foreign adversaries act. let's send this legislation through the proper order. strengthen it. and work together to get it signed into law. i urge my colleagues to look at the facts and to show service members and veterans that we put their safety and their sacrifice ahead of political gamesma

bill and dana, back to you. >> bill: we'll watch it. rich edson. important story. >> dana: as president biden begins shaping his path towards 2024 he is quietly trying to move to the middle. in just the last week he has taken a bipartisan trip to kentucky with senate leader mitch mcconnell. even traveled to the southern border for the first time ever for a few hours. he has significant progress to make if he wants to gain back the support of the public including his own party. former chief of staff to senate leader mitch mcconnell. there is a story at cnn with several administration officials anonymously saying we're operating under the assumption he is running. it is all systems go. they're anonymous because they don't want to get ahead of the president. this was a poll taken by cnbc at the end of november of last year where you had all surveyed saying that a majority do not want biden to run in 2024. so if he is going to run, he has his work cut out for him? >> no question about it, dana. a telltale syme sign is the clinton pivot. govern the firs

burchett and i introduced the important bill -- this important bill as part of a two-bill microloan major impact package. together, these bills would increase the number of microloan lenders in our communities, increase access to capital, and ensure greater transparency around how taxpayer dollars are being spent by the s.b.a. and i look forward to continuing to work with the chairman and the ranking member as well as congressman burchett, again, to advance these pieces of legislation. today, i rise in support of the microloan transparency and accountability act, and i look forward to working with them to advance the microloan improvement act in the 118th congress as well. i've heard from a diverse range of business owners across new jersey's third district about how just small increases in access to capital can make an enormous impact to them. these business owners aren't asking for the moon. many of them are in communities that are underserved and may not have a credit history, extensive past business experience, or the luxury of coming from wealth. but they have a dream. they're entrep

bill. >> bill: thank you. d.o.j. today. thank you. >> dana: a new twist in the bizarre saga of top officials possessing sensitive material. a small number of documents marked classified have been found in the indiana home of former vice president mike pence. his attorney says they were stored there by accident. last november a reporter asked pence whether he took any files from the white house. >> as we sit here in your home office in indiana, did you take any classified documents with you from the white house? >> i did not. >> dana: house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan. he did not think he had. sounds like he did. i think what everybody wants to know, congressman, is what is going to happen? where does this story go from here? >> i don't know. i think what we all expect is equal treatment under the law. president trump was working with the national archives and with the department of justice and pence is also. we saw this in a "washington post" story. joe biden's lawyers had a shared understanding with the d.o.j.

this bill takes care of that. everybody should vote for this bill.n you talk to people that identify as pro-choice, they are shocked this is a legal process. so many of them. some obviously still want it to continue. but we shouldn't. we should be better than that as a country. there is an amazing group called the abortion survivors network. i have met so many of us, ann wagner has surely met with some of these incredible people. you want to talk about a walking miracle, these are people alive today in their 20's, 30's, 40's living incredible lives who were the result of an abortion that wasn't successful. they lived through it. think of the special plan god has for them that they survived an abortion. they are alive today. and they are incredible people. everybody in this country should reach out and go meet them. it's a group you can look them up. their stories are incredible. why should they be denied life? we are a country of laws. we are a country of great rights. our inalien able rights, life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. the first among

>> good morning, bill.attack here at this chase bank location, the bank is making a move to adjust hours at locations across the to match the store hours closing at 5:00 or 6:00 in the evening in response to a frustrated customer on twitter. the change is due to rise in crime and vague ran see that occurred in these 24/7 vestibules. >> i don't think this conversation is at all limited to j.p. morgan. i think everybody is thinking about keeping their employees and their customers safe and doing what they have to do, whether it's close atm vestibules or change hours of operation. whatever is required to keep people safe. >> now chase bank wouldn't tell us which locations or how many locations are changing their hours but it did tell fox digital for the safety of our customers and employees, we may temporarily close some a.t.m.s overnight. this is not limited to just banks across the city. starbucks also closed two dozen locations around the country last year over safety concerns. mcdonalds making similar move

>> philadelphia and the bills. >> bill: shocker there.ly in buffalo. jim kelly, thanks for being here. >> thanks and god bless. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: fox news alert. the husband of a missing massachusetts mother is due in court this morning after his arrest yesterday. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning partner. how are you doing? brian walshe was arrested. his wife has been missing since new year's day and last seen by a family member at her home early that morning. she was supposed to board a flight to washington but apparently never made that

this bill is shameful. it fails our children and grandchildren and fails to protect the american people. the chair: members are reminded to direct their remarks to the chair. the gentlewoman from washington. mrs. rodgers: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from indiana, mr. pence. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pence: i rise today in support of h.r. 21. house republicans are taking our next step to protect the strategic petroleum reserve and put america back on dominant energy track. we are going to stop selling a national security tool to china and then second, we are going to leveraging our domestic natural resources to protect against emergency supply disruption. the president's decision to exploit the s.b.r. to cover up his own energy crisis was nothing short of a political stunt -- and i heard that word used when i first walked in. after draining 40% of our reserve, the president has left hoosiers vulnerable in the event of a true supply emergency. the s.b.r. is critical to respond to na

>> dana: it with as a fast week. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer good morning. the president said there is no there there. the justice department has gone radio silent. the white house keeps dodging the questions all but telling reporters to stop asking them so far. >> dana: now more than 11 weeks after the initial discovery on november 2nd we still don't know how many documents were found, who had access to them, and whether they pose a national security risk. >> bill: all good questions. aishah hosni picks up the coverage live in d.c. and begins a new hour now. >> good morning to you both. president biden clearly did not like being asked about those documents on his visit to california but he talked about it anyway telling reporters that he thinks he is doing everything right and hopeful this will all be over soon. watch >> president biden: look, we found a handful of documents filed in the wrong place and immediately turned them over to the archives and justice department. we are fully cooperating and looking forward to getting this resolve quickly. >> there

hello. >> hi, bill.news announcing it will send 14 leopard tanks to ukraine and paves the way for other countries to follow suit sending in their german-made equipment. this could impact places like poland and spain. poland saying it will issue the new permits for transfer of such weaponry. all together the goal in the latest move would be to provide a total of two battalions of 88 tanks and germany will get ammunition. russia is claiming it is a pointless provocation and the u.s. is announced its decision by abrams tank. russia said if it were to send american tanks to ukraine they would burn. that's a threat we've heard before. the kremlin dealt the same words recently to the british government highlighting just how much the tensions are currently boiling over into the 11th month of this war. russian forces today are doubling down in the brutal battle out east ukraine forces are pulling out of a city to save more lives. ukraine soldiers will start training on the leopard two tanks in germany. it could

: i'm bill hemmer.for nearly two years fox news has been on the border covering the humanitarian crisis from every angle from the ground and from the air and the human smuggling and drug smuggling. brazen cartels and convicted felons crossing non-stop. our cameras have been there for all of it. president biden making the first trip to the border this week getting a sanitized view in el paso and his solution from yesterday was this in el paso. >> dana: fox team coverage. bill melugin is covering the crisis non-stop for near two years and here to tell us what he is seeing. let's go to national correspondent griff jenkins spending a ton of time on the border live in eagle pass, texas with what's happening on the ground there right now. hi, griff. >> hi, dana and bill. good morning. walking up just behind me right now a group, we can see a family looks like about a dozen migrants. we'll find out where they are from. it happens like clockwork all day every day. in the intro you were showing texas dps smuggli

. >> bill: gridlock out of the gate. a stand-off for the speaker's gavel derailing day one of the new congress. the republican majority is mired in disagreement and day two begins as we say good morning. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i thought groundhogs day was february 2nd. but here we are. we'll see where it goes. we have all the information you'll need. what is typically a day of pomp and circumstance when the house failed to elect a speaker three times. >> bill: the house can't do a thing without electing a new speaker. can't swear in a new member or staff committees or serve on a check on the biden administration. >> dana: 90% of republicans support kevin mccarthy for speaker. opting to support jim jordan or andy biggs. >> bill: the chamber will be deadlocked for days, maybe weeks. some think they could call -- >> dana: the house reconvenes in three hours and they'll try again. what happens after that is anyone's guess. >> are you going to stay in the race? >> i'm not going anywhere. >> hakeem jeffries can only be spea

between the buffalo bills and cincinnati bengals. this morning a young man's life is hanging in the balance where we begin a brand-new year. i'm bill hemmer, good morning at home. hello, partner. >> dana: asme owe dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." we hope you had a very happy new year and we're here ready to go to bring you the news for a great 2023. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin is in critical condition. he collapsed on the field and something was very wrong. >> bill: the play it happened in the first quarter monday night football. hamlin is on defense wearing a white number three jersey right there. higgins makes the catch. leads with his shoulder into the chest of hamlin. hamlin stands up briefly. he signedly collapses on the field. >> dana: medical staff rushed to his side and started cpr. the team announced he suffered a cardiac arrest. his heartbeat was restored on the field. >> bill: coaches and teammates looked on in horror. this went on for a while. 30 minutes. the medical staff loaded him into an ambulance and

team coverage of the new storm with chief meteorologist bill martin bill. it's a big storm like the new year's eve storm. so whatever happened then the kinds of experiences you had with your re flooding the street flooding kindagain tonight the system is focused further south. that's good news for our friends in the russian river, but there will still be a good 2 to 4 to five inches of rain in that area. over the next 4 to 6 hours here is the model. it's rented everywhere. this is not the radar. this is what the forecast it is and i just want you to see the sort of the upshot of this. there's the rain and the russian river. see the yellows that drainage basins. huge right? 1514 100 square miles, so it goes up to ukiah and all through that area, but watch what happens about four in the morning. it starts to slow down up there and then it starts to move out. so that's some pretty good news. i think you're also seeing the shift to the south. if you look here around four a.m. c down around monterey starts to push into that area down to san luis. and then you se

welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer.stion would be a good segment on "the five." >> dana: are you producing "the five" now? meghan, bill has an idea. you are probably right. we're probably doing that story today. good idea. >> bill: thank you for humoring me. lawmakers set for another long day. two hours they'll wheel and deal. 20 hard line conservatives remain opposed to mccarthy's bid. he needs to flip 12 to stand a chance at the gavel when the house reconvenes today. >> dana: jim banks, one of the 20 no votes suggests a deal could soon be at hand.

bill: great be with you. i'm bill melugin. in dc he's facing political fallout over classifie

>> good morning, bill. thanks for having me and yeah, the governor clearly stated florida is where woke goes to die. i think our residents and taxpayers deserve transparency. finding out exactly where our tax dollars are being spent inside of these institutions. sometimes these institutions think they're completely indepented but funded by the florida legislature and approved in the budget the governor signs and important our residents have clear transparency on where the dollars are being spent. >> bill: do you have an idea how much money we're talking about and how many people and classes involved, how many schools? >> well, we're right now in the fact finding mission. we have university system, we have 28 state colleges, so we are serving all of them to get all of that information and have the exact dollars that are being spent on what with a line item on which department and which policies they are being spent on. >> bill: a deadline on that. angie dixon, a florida state rep out of jacksonville and slam

bill. bill: lucas, on thursday we heard karine jean-pierre say the search is complete, she said it over and over again. then we found out it wasn't complete because they found more documents. do you get the sense that the white house press shop and the white house attorneys are on different pages here? lucas: incredible montage on media to plug another shows showing the white house press being frustrated being asked questions and karine jean-pierre but president biden himself said his lawyers were done looking for classified documents on thursday only to have the statement land yesterday at the white house saying on thursday night five more documents were discovered and keep in mind december 20th was when classified documents were discovered. 20 days past between classified documents were discovered at the wilmington home and we learned about the other ones. this is all coming from the white house, single source, guys. bill: no white house press conference for tomorrow for the holiday so un

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer.ut a lot of questions. >> dana: interesting they decide to do this

back to you dana and bill. >> bill: thank you for bringing us that. very interesting question. thanks. >> dana: thank you. mexico's former top cop in the war against drugs now facing trial in the u.s. charged with taking millions of dollars in bribes to help the powerful sinaloa cartel. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. it is a monday in january. how are you feeling? >> dana: late january. getting through it. >> bill: federal prosecutors are telling us that luna gave the sinaloa cartel sensitive information to evade mexican forces attack rival cartels and move drugs safely into our country. >> criminal cartels is the new issue that is getting bad in the united states. the cartels in mexico are more violent now than ever before because they are fighting over control of products. they are making more money than they've ever made. >> bill: opening arguments in the cop's trial are set to begin there. hello, bryan. >> bill, good morning. luna is mexico's highest ranking government official to be criminally charged and tried in

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemm

bill, we will send it back to you. bill: griff, something you and i talk about quite a bit.f the documents littered on the u.s. side of the river bank, once a lot of the people come over, they've got the visas and other passports, explain some of the documents they ditch as soon as they get to the u.s. side and why they do it? griff: that's right, it's such an important point, bill, because the mexican officials give migrants temporary visas, many of them for 30 days but we have just been picking them up. i had one here just a moment ago from a nicaraguan woman and she was admitted into mexico on january 2nd, she crossed and ditched it right away simply because she doesn't want to prove to officials here she has status south of the border. on any given day you will find dozens of those things littered in a 50-foot span, pretty wild. griff jenkins doing awesome job at the border like he always does, thank you. gillian: new developments this hour after missing massachusetts mom ana c walshe, we have detais for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhe

something you can't take in. >> bill: especially being a bills fan, right?w around christmas. you helped a lot of people and included breaking into a school. you left a note for the administrators when they came back. the note said to whom it may concern i'm sorry about breaking the school window and breaking in the kitchen. got stuck at 8:00 p.m. friday and slept in my truck with two strangers trying not to die. there were seven elderly people stuck and out of fuel. i had to save everyone. i needed to do it to get a bathroom and food. how did this happen? have you heard from the school? >> i have. we did an interview with the school. i had 3 or 4 other people i got in the school there also and it all started. i went to help a friend. i ended up getting stuck myself and i picked up a stranger along the way and then another stranger throughout the night while she was stuck also. and then push came to shove and save myself and the two people that i took responsibility for and once i got in the school i realized there were probably people stuck in the same situ

now we, know the bills told us cardiac arrest.tainly did not know the heartbeat was restored on the field, now what we still don't know is what that means for a possible recovery. the statement from the bills also said that he is currently sedated in critical condition at the hospital, correct? >> yes. is that the university of cincinnati medical center which is about 5 to 10 minutes from the stadium it is very close and one of the pieces of information we got from the nfl -- is that they had an emergency action plan, i teach nfl stadium which involved ambulance -- they never won things like this to happen but they are prepared for situations like this and they were able to get him to better care quickly as they could. he had a police escort take him in the ambulance, so he got there pretty quickly, and i was told that the bills are going to head back to buffalo tonight, several players staying back to stay close and they just don't want to leave him quite yet. the team is taking everybody back to buffalo. >> and just finally, i d

did you know that, bill? they dominated the buffalo bills 27-10.e made a return to the stadium yesterday. cheers ringing out from the stands when fans spotted him cheering on his team. everybody was cheering on bill hemmer. >> bill: survive in advance is what you do this time of year. four really good teams. >> we're all glad you got a face paint off in time for today's broadcast. >> bill: it is going back on this weekend in kansas city. thank you, clay travis is coming up, too. talk about who is favored, et rah. opening arguments in the case against mexico's former top cop accused of taking bribes from the cartels he was supposed to be stopping. $700 million in cash and assets seized from the crypto kid. how he is responding to that coming up. being hurt by inflation, and you need to cut hundreds, off your monthly expenses, call newday the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you take out an average of $70,000. use that low-payment home loan to pay off your high-rate credit cards. then, pay off your car loan. and then take the cash left over and put i

what does that bill do?ds the unscientific, illogical, immoral, unconstitutional, unethical vaccine mandate on health care workers that is predicated on lies. what are some of those lies? let's start with the first one. the first lie, the vaccine prevents spread. who says that it doesn't prevent spread? is this an internet conspiracy? well, it's on the internet, but it's the c.d.c. director who said a year ago, what the vaccines can't do anymore is prevent transmission. pfizer admitted, they were not asked by regulators to assess whether their shots reduced transmission. nor did their trials meriwether the shots reduce -- measure wea whether the shots reduced transmission. the next lie, that vaccines can't cause any harm. they're safe. they're completely safe. you have nothing to worry about. no side effects. no adverse reactions. who disputes that? is it an internet conspiracy? it's the c.d.c. website. yes, it's on the internet. the c.d.c. website acknowledges that the vaccines can cause blood clots and eve

>> philadelphia and the bills. >> bill: shocker there. jim, thanks, my best to you and your family in buffalo. jim kelly, thanks for being here. >> thanks and god bless. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: fox news alert. the husband of a missing massachusetts mother is due in court this morning after his arrest yesterday. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning partner. how are you doing? brian walshe was arrested. his wife has been missing since new year's day and last seen by a family member at her home early that morning. she was supposed to board a flight to washington but apparently never made that plane. >> if she didn't get to the flight that probably most likely she will be found, if she is deceased, she will be found within a distance that it takes to drive to the airport. she will be somewhere in that distance. >> bill: south of boston we have molly line on steer with the latest on this investigation. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. the husband of this missing

we'll see what happens today. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. the house will resume its session two hours from now. last night 20 republicans voted against kevin mccarthy in the third round of voting. >> dana: without a speaker is house is unable to swear in members or vote on any legislation. congressman elect mike lawlor slammed those opposing mccarthy last hour. >> it's shameful and embarrassing and proofing themselves incapable of governing. jim jordan's committee on judiciary to do investigations can't do it. securing the border, guess what, can't do it. these 19 individuals have tried to hold the rest of us hostage and they have no plan -- no plan and no person to be the speaker. >> bill: now to the way forward, whatever that is. james freeman "wall street journal" has analysis and chad pergram has the reporting live from the hill. that's where we begin. good morning. >> this is the world's biggest game of chicken. the thing to watch is whether support for mccarthy starts to wane. he got a boost this morning from former president trump. mr

i'm gillian turner, bill. bill: a lot to get into. i'm bill melugin. and the president is at the house in delaware where the documents were found near his corvette. and lucas, the drip, drip, drip, just keeps going, doesn't it? >> just took the words out of my mouth, bill. just a few days ago we learned about the existence of some classified documents first here in the nation's capitol at president biden's think tank and later in the week we lettered that more documents were discovered at president biden's home in wilmington where he's spending the weekend and now minutes ago before coming on air, the white house saying additional documents with classified markings were found at president biden's wilmington home where he is now. the white house insists it never know a special counsel was coming to look into this matter. >> what i can tell you is we're not given a heads-up that attorney general garland made his announcement yesterday on the special counsel and something that we learned like many of you, watching the news. >> thanks to our colleague beat

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. i expect a lot of reporters to shout a lot of questions. >> dana: interesting they decide to do this inside like this. a little bit more accessible than when you are talking outside of the blades of helicopter of marine one. >> bill: president is likely to face pointed questions about those files when and where they were found as well as numerous questions about the first set of secret documents found in the closet of an office he used after his time as vice president. karl rove last hour said biden needs the to clear up this mess as quickly as possible. >> why won't the president look at the documents? he is the ultimate guy in charge of classification and yet he says my lawyers tell me don't look at the documents. maybe you ought to look at the documents so you can help understand what it's all about. >> dana: david spunt live at the justice department. hi, david. >> hi. those same attorneys are still looking for more documents at multiple different sites to make sure they have all

he is number three on the buffalo bills. he was hit during the first quarter of tonight's game between the bills and the cincinnati bengals. that's according to the nfl that he fell on his back, just moments after getting up from an open field tackle, a bengals wide receiver tee higgins. the buffalo bills team trainer got to him within ten seconds after he collapsed. an ambulance was brought on to the field. and he was even administered cpr. i want to go back to cnn's chief correspondent, sanjay gupta, cnn contributor, bob costa and nfl analyst former nfl linebacker emmanuel acho. doctor gupta, sanjay, just thinking about what has happened here tonight and there is a lot of uncertainty. we do not have all the answers obviously. he's in critical condition. we have seen what happened. there was the collapse and getting back up for a moment, of course. before he actually collapsed after that tackle was made. do you have any insight into what could've transpired here? do you think this was a cardiac, obviously, cardiac issue? wh

bill: great be with you. i'm bill melugin. in dc he's facing political fallout over classified documents issue. lucas tomlinson from the white house, lucas, what is the reaction? >> well, bill, for days we have been hearing from republicans, they want to see this matter investigated fully and now some democrats are joining the course. >> i want the facts, i want the department of justice to be completely thorough, completely honest and i want -- >> we need to know who knew and when did they know and why did they chose to keep it secret for two months and before an election. lucas: two democratic senators facing tough campaigns also want to see matter investigated. manchin telling, quote, reports of mishandling documents are extremely irresponsible and disturbing. the allegations should be investigated fully. president biden spending time in beach other house in delaware. no documents discovered in that place unlike wilmington home. sent a letter to biden's director of na of na of nationag similar assessment. quote, this discov

bill melugin at the border. >> bill: the murder trial of alex murdaugh about to resume. the main headline the possibility of two shooters gunning down his wife and son. could be a defense theory. is it plausible? >> dana: a major agricultural dispute between the u.s. and mexico. what's behind it and why american farmers say it could put them out of business. >> bill: as the u.s. struggles to tamp down inflation how many americans are living paycheck to paycheck? not a good number. larry kudlow joins us next. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. which nfl players depend on sleep number? boom! circle him. all these guys do. yeah, this beast. guys who do the griddy do. turns out 80% of nfl players have a sleep number 360 smart bed. it's game-changing sleep. only from sleep number. hi, i'm tony hawk, and like many of you, i take a statin to reduce cholesterol, but

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conference of mayors on thursday, bill. >> bill: thank you, griff.r news from there then. griff jenkins at eagle pass, texas. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: victory for the cowboys last night over the buccaneers despite this setback. >> great job, great drive dallas. and now he misses again. >> dana: cowboys kicker missed four extra point attempts becoming the first player to do so since officials started tracking that statistic in 1932. the cows boys still won the game 31-14 after scoring five touchdowns. they will face the 49ers on sunday. with his season now over, here we go again, guys, another season of speculation over tom brady's future on the field begins. >> i will go home and get a good night's sleep. feels like the end of the season. i love this organization. a great place to be. thank you for welcoming me. very grateful for the respect and hope i gave the same thing back to you guys. >> dana: things are a little different this year from last year. family considerations and we'll see. breaking news when we know it. >> bill: that's right. c

bills. so under this approach the house and senate appropriations committees and their subcommittees have often considered the regular bills simultaneously. so the house appropriations committee reports 12 regular appropriation bills separately to the full house. the committee reports the bill in may and june and generally the house starts floor considerations of these regular appropriation bills in may or june as well. the senate appropriations committee typically begins reporting bills in june and generally completes committee consideration prior to the august recess. the senate typically begins floor consideration beginning in june or july. consideration by the full house and senate could continue through the fall. when congress has traditionally considered and approved regular appropriations bills separately, delays in the process mean that one or more ploaptions measures may not receive a separate initial consideration. instead several appropriations bills may be brought into a single l

dana and bill, back to you. >> dana: jonathan serrie in atlanta. >> bill: another shooting. evansville, indiana. a gunman opened fire at a wal-mart. police quick to respond. they chased the suspect throughout the store exchanging gunfire and then eventually killing him. >> we have been trained that if there is an active threat we go in, we don't pause or try to figure out what's going on. we go where the shots are being fired. >> no word on the victim's condition and shooter's identify. we'll bring you details as we get them today. >> mr. baldwin had a duty at the base level to never hold a gun and point it at a person while pulling the trigger. he also had a duty as an actor and producer on that set, to have the bullets checked or to check them himself to make sure they weren't live. and he had a duty to make sure that the set was a safe set and we know from multiple accounts it was not a safe set. >> dana: the district attorney explaining her decision to charge alec baldwin. it was a movie set shooting that killed halyna hutchins. both are vowing to fight the charges. >> t