i am shannon bream in washington.g tonight significant revelations in the final days of the trump administration, one on russia and the other on china. [inaudible]. [loud music playing]. they doubt they will get answers to the questions where covid-19 originated in a government lab or a market? the state department dropped undisclosed information starting with this. the u.s. government has reason to believe that several researches inside the wuhan institute became sick months before the outbreak. the state said the wuhan lab researchers conducted experiments to a bat virus 96% similar to covid. this is all breaking tonight on the coronavirus. we will hear from jillian turner on the document dump from the trump administration regarding the russia investigation. first dr. marc siegel. what does this tell us about the origin of the coronavirus? >> i want to add two shocking facts. not only was the wuhan institute working on a coronavirus virus 96% similar to covid. they would take an animal virus and manipulate it so it

i am shannon bream. we begin with this game of high stakes chicken between investors small and large. christina starts us off. >> the tug-of-war continues between wall street and retail investors. we know the story with game stop. you have big wall street hedge funds that bet they would fall and retallers rallied online and wall street lost buildings. and robinhood restricting trades of stocks yesterday and eased and restrictions but users were furious. two class action complaints against robinhood have been filed. when asked multiple times on where the president stands the press secretary didn't want to answer. >> they put out statements this week and we will defer to them. >> what the sec said: the commission will review actions taken by regulated entities that may inhibit investor's ability to trade certain securities. social media got in on the action. ban asking -- banning and closing down stock trading groups. facebook said it violated community standards. game stop stock 67% higher. robinhood is l

i am shannon bream. this person is investigating the claims that police used double standards yesterday. does that match up with the facts? >> you can decide for yourself. we talked about the political violence of this summer and the violence of yesterday afternoon. what is striking is the difference in responses laid out by the president elect. his analysis is correct but not in the way he meant it. >> no one can tell me if that was a group of black lives matter protesting yesterday they would not have been treated very, very differently than the mob of thugs that stormed the capitol. we all know that's true. >> let's compare the fact. when black lives matter protestors clashed with police outside of the white house, looters damaged 200 businesses and injured more than 150 officers and destroyed or burned police cars. the city shut down. police arrested 430 people. an average of 30 per day. wednesday's storming of the capitol resulted in 50 police officers injured and last the 1 day. they arrested 68 mo

shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team takes it from here. shannon: we are going to sing this entire broadcaster so you know. good to see you. so much. >> laura: i'll be watching. >> shannon: after a peaceful transition of power, violence erupted tonight in portland rated rioters blocking streets, attacking democratic party offices. seattle and denver too. a live report on the unrest straight ahead. day of the biden administration expected rapid fire moves of federal and global executive orders and beyond. returning to the world health organization despite its reported ties to china. the united nation congratulating president biden to returning to the paris accord on climate change. plus, plans to have centralized vaccination centers with help from amazon. >> not everybody wants to go to a central location. not everyone can go. elderly may not be able to go, drive an hour to go through a drive-through site. so he wanted to find ways to get it closer to home. so we've been working with public staff for several weeks. >> shannon: president bide

shannon bream and fox news @ night take it from here. have agreat weekend. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> shannon: welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in jillian: welcome to fox news that night, breaking tonight significant revelations in the final day of the trump administration, one on russia and the other on china. members of the world health organization doubt they will get into to the question where did covid-19 originate, a government lab or wet market? the state department with previously undisclosed in formation, the us government has reason to believe several researchers in the wuhan institute of virology became sick in on him of 2019 months before the first identified case of the outbreak, their symptoms were consistent with covid-19. starting four years ago researchers conducted experiments on a bad coronavirus 96% similar to covid-19. they call on china to give the team access to the wuhan labs. this is all breaking, we will hear from julian turner on the other big story regarding the russia investigation but for analysis on th

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it off from here. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking >> welcome to fox news at night. breaking tonight, day 3 of the biden administration and we are monitoring as a medic. with our closest ally was already present biden accused by foreign officials of siding with tyrants or friends to appease his radical base. almost overlooked today is new backlash against the president on this the fortieth anniversary of america's seminal abortion ruling, the white house putting out a statement declaring the biden/harris it ministration is committed to codifying roe v wade and appointing judges that respect foundational precedent like rope. that brought reactions from prominent catholic groups like present biden and vice president has released a statement on the fortieth anniversary of roe v wade calling it foundational. wrong what is truly foundational is the right to life of every american as stated in the declaration of independ

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hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with white house course when the kevin corke on the scene. he's telling us the latest about the build up. kevin. >> as the number of personnel continues to grow, the questions remain about the threat assessment that led to the massive buildup here. we talk about troop levels greater than those serving in iraq and afghanistan combined. by the thousands they come to washington armed and armored preparation of possible demonstrations this weekend hoping to avoid a repeat of the deadly violence that struck the capital last week as a nation prepares to inaugurate a new president. on hand, some 21,000 national guardsmen to help secure the city. >> anybody who's watching that violence in the coming weeks. together with the partners in the district and across the country we will do everything we can to ensure a smooth transition of power in the days to come. >> officials who were criticized for being unprepared last week in the capital say they are not taking any chances. par

i'm shannon bream in washington. this brings us to white house correspondent kevin corke with what the republican leadership is saying tonight about impeachment and kind of a preview playing out in the house. that's on the 25th amendment. >> good evening. we will get to that in a bit. eight days remaining the president's term in office yet he is still fighting for his country, his beliefs and indeed his reputation. but while he is used to battling democrats, tonight there are those in his own party who seem rather eager to show him the door. >> as the expression goes, be careful what you wish for. >> a defiant president trump along the southern border touting his achievement with the wall and warning democrats that the rush to impeach him for a second time will absolutely hurt the country. >> the impeachment hoax is a continuation of the greatest and most vicious witch hunt in the history of our country and is causing tremendous anger and division and pain far greater than most people will ever understand which is ve

hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i am the shannon bream. aishah hasnie investigates tonight. >> that's right, president biden has a lot of challenges ahead and today he signed a slew of executive orders once again and what he is calling a wartime undertaking. this is places like new york city practically run out of the vaccine. >> president tied in with a clap back today when a reporter questioned whether his 100 million dose goal was high enough. considering the u.s. is already close to vaccinating a million people per day. at the question comes is dr. fauci today debunked a cnn report that the biden administration is somehow starting from scratch on a vaccine rollout. >> we have certainly not starting from scratch. not taking what's going on but amplifying it in a big way. >> how she held back on amazon and whether it would make the facilities available. the tech giant responding, and president biden invoking the defense production act to speed up the vaccine supply chain as states and cities run out. >> we need more vaccines and we need

i am shannon bream in washington.aking tonight, day three of the biden administration where monitoring developing double medic dustup with our closest allies already. president biden actually accused by foreign officials of siding with tyrants over friends to appease his radical base. almost overlooked today's new backlash against the president tonight on this, the 40th anniversary of america's seminal abortion ruling. the white house putting out a statement declaring the biden-harris administration is committed to codifying roe v. wade and appointing judges that respect foundational president like roe. that prompted a slew of reactions. the susan b. anthony list tweeting president biden and vice president harris released a statement on the 48th anniversary of roe v. wade absurd like calling it foundational. wrong. what's truly foundation is a right to life of every american. as stated in the declaration of independence. mr. biden and house speaker nancy pelosi tout their catholic faith and the catholic vote was evenl

i am shannon bream in washington. we begin with senior correspondent mike tobin looking at how the national guard is facing scrutiny. >> good evening. i can give you a look at the scenery. we are looking down and you can see the fencing, the roadblocks, a truck in the middle-of-the-road acting as a roadblock. behind the uc riot fencing that is turned d.c. into a grade. you have herdsmen from indiana on-duty with some riot gear at the ready. the building lit up, the eisenhower executive office building to the west of the white house. 12,000 feet of razor wire gone up around the capitol building. we are getting closer to 25,000 troops on the ground for the national guard. more than 21,000 of them already have boots on the ground. backgrounds are being checked out in the abundance of caution for fear of an insidnsider plot. the acting defense secretary stresses its out of an abundance of caution saying "what we have no intelligence indicating an inside threat, we are leaving no stone unturned in securing the capitol." th

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" take it all from here. shannon? >> shannon: all right, laura, it is a busy night. thank you so much! >> laura: have a great show. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: rating tonight, president biden takes a step that could be packing the for supreme court. how real is the threat, and what would it mean? the supreme court is the last bastion of conservative control among the three federal branches. republican appointed justices pulled a 6-3 advantage. mr. biden actually sounded like he was against the idea of packing the supreme court during the democratic debate in 2019. >> i would not get into court packing. we had three justices. next time around, we lose control, they add three justices. we begin to lose anything the court has at all. >> shannon: any credibility the court has at all. but mr. biden changed his tune during the confirmation process for now justice amy coney barrett. he repeatedly refused to commit to an answer, at least not until after the election. well, tonight, eight progressive groups are teaming up, putting more pr

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shannon bream and fox news @ night take it from here.hannon: welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in jillian: welcome to fox news that night, breaking tonight significant revelations in the final day of the trump administration, one on russia and the other on china. members of the world health organization doubt they will get into to the question where did covid-19 originate, a government lab or wet market?

i am shannon bream in washington.ays of the trump administration, one on russia and the other on china. [inaudible]. [loud music playing]. they doubt they will get answers to the questions where covid-19 originated in a government lab or a market? the state department dropped undisclosed information starting with this. the u.s. government

i am shannon bream in washington.aking tonight, day three of the biden administration where monitoring developing double medic dustup with our closest allies already. president biden actually accused by foreign officials of siding with tyrants over friends to appease his radical base. almost overlooked today's new backlash against the president tonight on this, the 40th anniversary of america's seminal abortion ruling. the white house putting out a statement declaring the biden-harris administration is

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it off from here.> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. breaking >> welcome to fox news at night. breaking tonight, day 3 of the biden administration and we are monitoring as a medic. with our closest ally was already present

shannon bream takes it from here. great to see you. happy new year. >> shannon: you too. i worry about this arm and hand situation. i can't wait to hear the story. it's going to be good. >> laura: have a great show. >> shannon: thanks, laura. all right. president trump rallying thousands in georgia tonight ooze republicans there look to the president to boost turnout in tomorrow's special election. two senate seats that will determine who controls capitol hill. did president trump get the gop senate candidates over the finish line and did he look for a way forward for gop republicans? i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with kevin corke. happy new year. >> happy new year. the stage is set. duelling peach rallies including rally by the end himself and a pair of pivotal senate races that could chart the course for our nation for years to come. >> tomorrow each of you is going to vote in one of the most important run-off elections in the history of our country. it's not run-off. it's elections. it's a biggie. our country is depending on you. >> an 11th hour pitch from

shannon bream and the fox news @ night team take it from shannon: thank you so much. president-elect biden and some in the mainstream media filtering yesterday a shocking events through the lens of race. biden saying of those rioters were black they would have been treated completely differently. some in the media backing up his theory. >> there were videos of capital police taking cell fees with rioters and opening the barricades for rioters to pass through. some of them were even armed. i would like to contrast that with the response we start over the summer with largely peaceful protests for racial justice in dc that were quickly met with tear gas, militarized police, rubber bullets. >> we can't read anybody's minds but we can report what they do. >> virtually nobody is defending yesterday's riots, donald trump hammered on all sides but suggesting that police were complicit a racist does not line up with the facts as we know them tonight. united states capital police officer on life support at this hour and pilot and a federal law enforcement may be surprising to s

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. shannon? >> shannon: it we have more on that coming up and how they were covered and handled differently and so we will pick up where he lunged off >> laura: excellent, i'm watching. have a great show. >> shannon: breaking tonight from minnesota health of 47 is a found a resilient variant of covid-19. the patient in minneapolis had recently traveled to the south american nation and is now in isolation. the resulting end of the chinese coronavirus is 1 of 3 mutations getting national attention. scientists say is the most concerning because it spread so quickly deep in the amazon rain forest. and on night number six of the biden administration, democrat sent over the articles of impeachment against a former president donald trump be to unity requires you to take away, eliminate the vitriol. i make anything that you disagree with about the other person's personality or lack of integrity, or they are not different legislators and the like. >> shannon: tomorrow senators will be in the senate impeac

i'm shannon bream in washington, we begin with chad program looking at a major change from the first impeachment trial. how will this be different than the last time around? >> the main thing is chief justice john roberts will not be presiding, patrick leahy from vermont, the president pro tem, the most senior member of the majority party will preside over the senate trial, he has been in the senate since 1975 so tonight basin the article across the building from the house sides of the senate side, this is the second impeachment trial in 53 weeks in the fourth time in american president has been tried in the united states senate, tomorrow they will swear in the jurors, the senders will hear a lot about jamie raskin, the democratic representative from maryland, lead impeachment manager, the adam schiff of this round and lots of questions on capitol hill whether or not is even appropriate to try the president after he has left office. as republican arkansas senator tom cotton. >> the impeachment powers designed to convict and remove officeholders from office, the constitution especiall

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best things the president has said and over two months, that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at 19 take it all from here. >> shannon: an important message, we will have more on that coming up. thank you so much. tonight, 6700 armed national guard troops are on guard of the nation's capital, thousands more on the way for inauguration day, the president tonight denouncing violence and calling his supporters to respect the law. he has now been impeached twice, this time in less than a full day. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell leaving the door open for a senate trial but not until after the president leaves office next week as "bloomberg news" puts it this time around forcing trump to leave office might not be the most important goal. more tangibly, trump has made noises about running for the presidency again in 2024, a prospect that alarms many democrats and complicates the ambitions of other republicans who envisioned himself in the oval office. a source told our mike emanuel that mcconnell has shared with associates that impeachment could help rid the p

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that is all-time we have tonight, shannon bream, take it all from here. a little bit different coverage than four years ago when trump was ready to be sworn in. shannon: the tone might be different the next couple years. >> we will watch it, have a great show. shannon: fox news alert, breaking tonight donald trump's final pardons could becoming any minute. we are watching and waiting. earlier he bid farewell to the nation in a recorded address just hours before he leaves the white house. >> this week we inaugurate a new administration and pray for its success in keeping america safe and prosperous. we extend our best wishes and we also want them to have luck, now more than ever, we unify around our shared values and rise above the partisan rancor and forage our common destiny. shannon: we are hours from the inauguration of joe biden as the 40 sixth president of the united states. the biden administration planning to move quickly including 17 executive orders and actions tomorrow. democrats will try to push through a progressive laundry list including immi

shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team takes it from here.>> shannon: we are going to sing this entire broadcaster so you know. good to see you. so shannon: we are going to sing this entire broadcast, good to see you, thank you. after a peaceful transfer of power in the nation's capital under the watchful gaze of thousands of national guardsmen and women violence erupting in portland, rioters took to the streets attacking the city's democratic party offices, fires and protests in seattle and denver. live report on the new unrest straight ahead. day one of the biden administration features rapidfire roots from centralization of power, federal and global, executive orders on a mask mandate in federal buildings and beyond, turning to the world health organization despite its ties to china, the united nations congratulating president biden for returning to the paris accord on climate change. a freeze on the trump administration's rollback of federal regulations plus plans on that still a -- vaccinations that is with the help of amazon hitting res

shannon bream, take it from here. everyone gets a brain freeze now and then but that is not one you want when you are an elected official. shannon: i was on the verge of laughing that is more of a crying situation but he can try again next meeting. it is night 7 of the biden administration, the presence of donald trump being felt acutely in two big decisions tonight. a federal judge appointed last year dealt a blow to the biden administration's 100 day freeze on deportation and republicans largely decided against holding an impeachment trial suggesting there are not going to be enough votes to convict the former president. rick leventhal joins us from west coast newsroom with more on this major court ruling on deportation. >> president 9's effort to remake immigration policy with a 100 a moratorium on deportations was causing a lot of confusion, even chaos with ice agents and officials of the federal judge in texas is blocking that pause for the next two weeks. the judge's ruling is an early legal setback for the new

hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we've got breaking news tonight on possible market manipulation from the business breaking news leader in self and the senior correspondent charlie joins us. good evening, charlie. >> hey, shannon, wall street is reeling tonight as the major exchanges and trading apps are closing down trading on certain very volatile stocks number one being game stop. sources confirmed fox is this network that merrill lynch has stopped trading game stop i made the tumble that's taken the one time punishers and made them some of the hottest ox in the market and of course a lot of brand confusion. here's what we know, the exchange commission is investigating the mass of runoffs in the stocks. major exchanges and companies like robin hood are no longer allowing trading in the stocks and we know that there is a populous uprising day traders saying it's us against the big guys in the big guys are against the little men, the little women out there trading stocks and preventing them from making money. the re

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shannon bream and "fox news @ night," take it from here. a little different coverage within four years ago when trump was ready to be sworn in. >> shannon: i think the tone is a little bit different. but laura, we will do it together. >> laura: we will watch it. >> shannon: thank you so much. >> laura: great show. >> shannon: breaking tonight final pardons could be coming any minute now and we are watching and waiting. earlier farewell to the nation with recorded address hours before he leaves the white house. >> this week, we inaugurate a new administration and pray for success in keeping america safe and prosperous. we extend our best wishes, and we also want them to have luck. more than ever, we must unify around our shared values and rise above the partisan rancor and forge a common destiny. >> shannon: we are hours away from the inauguration of joe biden as the 46th president of the united states. breaking tonight the biden administration planning to move quickly, 17 executive orders and actions tomorrow. the democrats will also push t

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i am shannon bream in washington. white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest on pressure on republicans to distance themselves from president trump and trump-is impaired good evening, kevin. >> good evening. in the span of the few days, the president and his business empire have been rejected by a relatively few but powerful players on wall street and silicon valley added washington. what some are calling the cancel cultures zenith. it's also a way that could ultimately wash over some of the president's closest backers and even his supporters. what a difference a few months can make. over the summer as violent protests raged across the country, the biggest names in technology chronicled every moment but declined to blame or abandon any of abortions in washington for supporting the unrest since a mob stormed the capital last week, big businesses certainly made it abundantly clear who would blame for the violence. dozens of companies deciding to withhold or limit contributions to republican lawmakers who objec

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i'm shannon bream in washington.e with the lightest -- latest live from atlanta. good morning, i should say at this point, steve on the east coast anyway. >> good morning, shannon. this is where the electronic data for the voting is actually transferred. suitcases contain ipads with voter information and hard drives taken out to the scanning machines as well and escorted out by a sheriff. even though this is purely electronic operation, there are a lot of moving pieces, heavy boxes being moved around and they arrived by a truck and wheeled into here. as far as the democrats go, there is no event scheduled for either of the two challenges. they are watching the results on tv with family and team members. both project both projected a lot of confidence in the impossible outcomes. confidence for a couple of reasons, one, turned out tremendously high not only for early voting, but the day up. some places the day of voting was higher in this runoff election then it was in the general election back in november. and of cour

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shannon bream and the fox news @ night team take it from here. >> shannon: we begin tonight with breakinged by the game stop frenzy. we will talk about what happens now. and facing mounting criticism after a report on covid deaths in new york city nursing home, governor andrew cuomo tries to

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i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with capitol hill correspondent chad pergram, he has seen all of this play out firsthand today. let's see what is going on tonight. good evening, chad. >> good evening, shannon. as we speak from a house of representatives it's getting very close to wrapping up this roll call vote, voting to certified the electoral votes from arizona. the house of representatives voting right now. there are 12 votes in flake -- excuse me, 11 votes and play from arizona here. right now, we've only been 32 states, so once the house of representatives votes to align here and say, okay, arizona is all right, then the house of representatives takes a break, they bring the senate back over, and they go back into the joint session of congress with mike pence, the vice president, presiding. then you continue to go down the role. arkansas would be next come alphabetically. we don't expect any problems they are. we are expecting a challenge later tonight to pennsylvania. josh hawley, the republican sena

shannon bream and the fox news @ night team take it from here. >> shannon: we begin tonight with breakinge begin with breaking news, investors from wall street to main street are reeling from marcus chaos created by the game stop friends and beyond. accusations, lawsuits and investigations mount, lou dobbs of foxbusiness joined us to talk about what happens now and facing mounting criticism after a blistering report on covid-19 deaths in new york city nursing

shannon bream and the fox news @ night team take it from shannon: thank you so much.resident-elect biden and some in the mainstream media filtering yesterday a shocking events through the lens of race. biden saying of those rioters were black they would have been treated completely differently. some in the media backing up his theory. >> there were videos of capital police taking cell fees with

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. shannon?we have more on that coming up and how they were covered and handled differently and so we will pick up where he lunged off >> laura: excellent, i'm watching. have a great show. >> shannon: breaking tonight from minnesota health of 47 is a found a resilient variant of covid-19. the patient in minneapolis had recently traveled to the south american nation and is now in isolation. the resulting end of the chinese coronavirus is 1 of 3 mutations

sheehan and bream in the fox news at night team take it from here. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night.e are in washington. senate majority leader mitch mc connell tonight laying out the timeline for articles of impeachment. the democrat say their drafting against padgett president trump. what mcconnell says can and cannot get done by inauguration day. following the capitol hill riot a major crackdown underway righ now involving minute by minute from social media to small-town america. the president now banned from twitter permanently and he is not the only count on ice tonight. the social media plat

shannon bream and the fox news @ night team take it from here. >> shannon: some of the mainstream mediaday's events through the lens of race. biden said if the rioters were black they would have been treated differently. >> there were videos on social media of capitol police taking selfies with rioters and opening up some of the barricades for the rioters to pass through. the

sheehan and bream in the fox news at night team take it from here. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at night. se >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell laying out the timeline for articles of impeachment, democrats say they are drafting against donald trump is what mcconnell says cannot cannot get done by inauguration day. following the riots a major crackdown underway minute by minute from social media to small-town america. the

shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team takes it from here.ng to sing this entire broadcaster so you know. good to see you. so much. >> laura: i'll be watching. >> shannon: after a peaceful transition of power, violence erupted tonight in portland rated rioters blocking streets, attacking democratic party offices. seattle and denver too. a live report on the unrest straight ahead. day of the biden administration

shannon bream and at the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. >> shannon: that's one of thetonight and i thought, please don't let that be true, that cannot be true. we are encouraged with the updates and we will stay on it. day two of the new biden administration and the president on moving us in its