what you know about could be at the university of delaware? >> is the president's lawyer recounted theirs classified information by the admission of biden's lawyer among his senate records. we sued a few years ago for the records at the university of delaware. they pushed back. we can't even get the secret deal that they have with the university to keep these records secret from the american people. we have a hearing next week before the supreme court of delaware on this battle so biden can in this in a minute. he can just say release the records but the deal is currently we won't get these records until two years after he leaves politics. >> explained to me how long have those records been sitting here because for the first time i've been covering this for a while i haven't heard anyone attach the word years chile 150 boxes that are sitting at the university of delaware library. >> when did he leave? 2008? 2009? >> as vice president. >> as senator. they have been there for many years and they have been secret and over our objections legally f

president biden: delaware county.problem is i went to high school in delaware county. >> no kidding? president biden: they thought they were from delaware. thank you. this is an example of the innovation as well. there is so much a change or not manufacturing in what you are doing. thank you, thank you. >> we have been able to put three manufacturing facilities in the state now, diverting glass from landfills. >> it has both the environmental part of the impact and the prospect of the future that will be much more. how can i say it? secure. so, thanks, man. >> i appreciated. thank you. >> i tell you what, man, you guys just endorsed me again. he has guns as big as my thighs it is good to see you, pal. >> mr. president, we will need crews out there 24/7. they delivered. >> they really have. incredible. are you kidding me? operating engineers. >> tell the president what time you worked last night. >> 6:00 a.m.. >> and you could have gone home and gone to sleep but you came here instead. >> thank you, i really mean it. i

president biden: delaware county. my problem is i went to high school in delaware county. >> no kidding? president biden: they thought they were from delaware. thank you. this is an example of the innovation as well. there is so much a change or not manufacturing in what you are doing. thank you, thank you. >> we have been able to put three manufacturing facilities in the state now, diverting glass from landfills. >> it has both the environmental part of the impact and the prospect of the future that will be much more. how can i say it? secure. so, thanks, man. >> i appreciated. thank you. >> i tell you what, man, you guys just endorsed me again. he has guns as big as my thighs it is good to see you, pal. >> mr. president, we will need crews out there 24/7. they delivered. >> they really have. incredible. are you kidding me? operating engineers. >> tell the president what time you worked last night. >> 6:00 a.m.. >> and you could have gone home and gone to sleep but you came here instead. >> thank you, i really mean i

right along the delaware river.oil refineries in that area than any place houston, texas. taking care of 10 million people in the region. and we lived -- when we moved there we lived in rick few apartments. -- brooke few apartments. what used to be i-95, it was the pike from wilmington to philadelphia. it was a four lane access road. it was too dangerous for a third-grade cool -- kid to walk to school. it was about half a mile so my mother would drive us to school every day. on cue, the first major frost in the late fall, my mom would get in her car, turn on the windshield wipers, get the dew off of it and there would be oil slicks. it literally oil slicks on the windshield. how many folks across the country have had similar experiences as a result of higher than usual rates of childhood asthma, cancer. for the longest time, delaware had one of the highest cancer rates in america in large part because the wind blows east, not north or south. today, those communities across the country with people living downwind of

attorney in delaware to answer questions next week. floating the possibility of impeaching merrick garland. newly released text messages indicate he was nearby as deals were being worked out. >> how involved were you in your son's shake down text message, were you sitting there? >> were you involved? >> no, i wasn't. >> no! >> the president denying he was close to the text messages. he will head to new york for a few campaign fundraisers and doing one interview this afternoon. we'll see if he talks more about what is going on with his son. >> steve: mark, i know it is complicated, it is circular firing squad in washington. david weiss, the u.s. attorney for delaware said i'm ultimately not the decider, merrick garland said he was the decider, mr. weiss and the decider for dc, according to david weiss, he said it will have to be matthew grace and he will not allow me to charge in d.c. everybody is saying it is someone else's problem. >> they will say we need to pinpoint where the decision tree was and there will be questions raised by t

if they wanted to pass it on to delaware, that is within their right. and i -- if the delaware u.s.nts to look into it, that's fine. the question is why are we getting involved in politics. let him do his job, let him present to the american public and i respect his integrity and i believe he'll come up with a fair assessment. >> john: i don't know if it's politics, per se, but the oversight committee believes it has a legitimate oversight role here in looking into all of this. but i just want to come back as we see the president there getting set to talk in rocky mountain, north carolina, democrats in the white house are using this process which bill barr says was more of a vetting process to figure out where this document should go, democrats in the white house are saying ok, this proves there is no there there, but barr is saying there could be there there and that's why we gave it to david weiss to look at. idea that the 1023 form is irrelevant would not seem to be the case. >> the fbi is also saying they looked into it, and they didn't think there was need for further investiga

and, you know, the delaware supreme court's beens legallhre delaware supreme court. this will be the second time. and it highlighte second s disparate treatment. it's not only secret records. he has, but it's the treatment. no raids, no. ity. i'm not aware of any grand jury activity. right. you know, it's amazing how that doesn't happen. related to his handling of records from his n't days as ays as a senator and frankly, with the whole trump thing. senator president trump had a rt to those records. they were necessarily personalpe under prior justice department policy. the clinton sock drawer casece , etc.. that same law applies to vice president biden, but they've changed the rules. and if they're going to follow those rules against trump, why isn't biden being hauled before a grand jury or people around him? >> i tell you, it's it's not a double standard. i think it's one standard target. trump and people, we don't like and protect our own. if you're a democrat and that's what's happening aisn't bieforeu department. and jack smith should be ashamed of himself for

and, i assume the ongoing investigation is in delaware. i do not know that but i assume. >> can you tell us why that is your assumption? rep. comer: say it one more time. >> can you break down why that is your assumption and what information you have to support that. rep. comer: i assume it is delaware, i will put it like that. >> what country is -- >> were you able to take notes today? rep. comer: i took notes in the unclassified portion, but not the classified portion. >> what about a briefing from the fbi on this? rep. comer: thank you all very much. >> mr. raskin is coming out. rep. raskin: the fbi sent over a high-level delegation to comply with the oversight majority's demand for us to see the document. we saw the document. and, the fbi team went way beyond showing the document to explain the historical and prosecute to rural -- prosecutorial context of the document. and from that, what i learned is attorney general barr appointed a group of fbi agent and prosecutors who would look into all of the allegations related to ukraine, as m

and so, i want to be able to serve delaware and serve more. finding out more, which is at lisa blunt rochester.com. >> the -- delaware has a history of electing republican senators, electing democratic senators, it's not a lock for senators -- is there something that you think you must now do in this campaign, in order to hold on to that seat for democrats? >> will you know, again, i want to keep doing what i've been doing. we have been able to work on things that affect all delawareans. i was the first person in our state to get on the egg committee in 120 years. and so we have farmers in the southern part of our state. i've been able to focus on environmental justice issues and we have places because for the lowest in elevation in the country. and so for me, i want to keep doing what we've been doing, because our focus and my focus has always been about bringing people together, which is why the theme of our campaign is bright hope. we want people to have a bright hope for our future. and so that's really the theme, and that's what i will co

attorney in delaware to testify? >> i would expect the u.s.se of representatives very soon. he needs to explain whether or not his investigation is concluded. >> reporter: gene rossi, a former justice department official who handled tax cases, told cbs news the failure to pay tax on more than $3 million, even though now repaid, is a serious violation. >> if this were hunter smith instead of hunter biden, i think you would have a very much more aggressive prosecution. >> reporter: the delaware court has not set a date for hunter biden's surrender, but a source familiar with the deal told cbs news it could happen in a matter of days. hunter biden, himself, has not commented. jericka. >> catherine herridge, thank you. >>> well, tonight, several thousands of homes and businesses are still without power in parts of the south. this comes as a dangerous heat wave is breaking records across the region. cbs's omar villafranca reports on the turbulent weather that has fueled several tornadoes and caused widespread damage. >> reporter: tonight, southern

and in 2018 hunter was in delaware -- and in 2018 hunter was in delaware and he was found to be on crack cocaine. so this crime carries maximum and multi-of 10 years in jail. and this shows that they basically decided to divert this prosecution. essentially if hunter biden -- what we have been told is there will be drug testing for a certain period of time. and extra probationary period. if he maintains that agreement for a certain period of time, it will be dismissed altogether. host: how unusual is this type of plea deal when it comes to those charges on the tax side and the gun possession side? guest: lawyers will tell you that millions of people do not file or pay their taxes in a timely way. there are not millions of misdemeanors charged for that every single year. those charges probably would not have happened if -- a lot more complicated because it is a crime that has been tried more frequently in the last several years. there are a lot of people that have guns that also use drugs including marijuana which is a substance on the role level area so those that own or possess a gun wh

the biden, penn center, delaware, the university of delaware, where he had his we house, you know, all with. and again, we've yet to get specificyefics ons on he's had. amazingly, there is a special counsel the case of joe biden. we haven't heard word one from him. we have no idea if him any grand jury has been convened by him. i tend to think not ors it woud have leaked or we would have heard something. aneard sometd americans, i thin rightly looking at this, saying, well, wait a minute, are we treating the clintons one way? biden'wes one way and donald trump another way? because on its surface, it looky?s like we are. >> i think that is going to be a view of many american eyes. i think what the department ofch justice is going to say is they arargie they're charging conduct that shows intent. if you look at the profile on these on these crimes,intere they're sort of interesting. if i was on the biden legal ifbide, i would be very uneasy right now to hear that there mishandling counts. joe bider that tn mishandled mal for a much longer period, manyon more locations than did president

attorney in delaware to testify? >> i would expect the u.s. attorney to testify in front of the house of representatives very soon. he needs to explain whether or not his investigation is concluded. >> reporter: gene rossi, a former justice department official who handled tax cases, told cbs news the failure to pay tax on more than $3 million even though now repaid is a serious violation. >> if this were hunter smith instead of hunter biden, i think you would have a very much more aggressive prosecution. >> reporter: the delaware court has not set a date for hunter biden's surrender, but a source familiar with the deal told cbs news it could happen in a matter of days. hunter himself has not commented. catherine herridge, cbs news, washington. >>> right now at least 100,000 customers in oklahoma are in the dark after severe storms slammed the region. crews are working around the clock to restore power. the extreme weather over the weekend tore down trees and power lines. the state is now dealing with an intense heat wave, as well. drivers wait

attorney there in delaware would seek permission from an appointed u.s.attorney to bring charges, in the hunter biden criminal investigation that is not insulated from political interference, as you have publicly proclaimed. if the justice department received information that foreign persons had evidence of improper and unlawful financial payment, paid to elected officials or other politically exposed persons, and those payments may have influenced policy, policy decisions, without pose a national security concern and demand a full investigation, and when wray was here he seemed to answer that question in -- but it was a national security concern. i want your opinion. >> if i follow the question exactly right, if it is an agent of a former government asking someone to name someone to do things to support that foreign government in secret, yes i don't think they'll be a national security problem. >> my last question is, whistleblowers have confidentially asserted that the doj's public integrity unit, i think i'm going to leave that question for another rou

. >> martha: going on in delaware.eems like that's where things go to die. i don't know. >> i'm not saying that. i'm not saying that. there might be a good explanation for it. but that's why i think people should welcome the opportunity to allow chairman comer's committee to look into things. >> martha: attorney general barr, thank you very much. good to have you here. there's so many questions about what's going on. >> thanks. >> martha: good to have you. let's bring in trey gowdy, former house oversight chair and federal prosecutor. great to have you with us. what do you think happened here? what is your assessment? >> you know, martha, there's some really complicated cases in the criminal realm. these would not be one of them. literally you need a calendar to prosecute the tax case. that's all you need. a calendar and a piece of paper. why that takes five years? even for lousy prosecutors, you ought to be able to do it quicker than that. the gun case, you just need the piece of paper. are you a convicted felon? have

attorney in gent delaware. my theory is they had never even paid attention to this until the last two weeks. according to the fbi, when i had that private briefing with jamie raskin who had to feel uncomfortable sitting in there listening to all the information that we were receiving from the fbi, considering he led an impeachment of donald trump for simply asking about corruption in ukraine. the fbi is talking about all these credible accusations they have with respect to corruption and ukraine from the biden family. we believe that these banks will show that the money was laundered through shell companies, more shell companies. we are going to continue to try to subpoena the banks. we are looking for more shell companies. >> americans now watched hillary clinton with the top-secret classified information on her servers, but no prosecutor prosecuted. they watched, quote, obstruction by the deletion of 33,000 subpoena e-mails and the destruction of devices that might have had some of that information on them. n

what's been going on in delaware? >> i don't know. that's a great question. i suspect nothing.the prosecutor in delaware even knew about the shell companies and all the bank accounts and all the money laundering that the bidens were doing with the money they were receiving from our adversaries around the world. for all we know and all that's been reported is the special prosecutor was only looking at tax evasion for a couple years and lying on a gun application. if you are going to investigate the biden family, you have to investigate not just tax evasion but money laundering. and racketeering and being an unregistered foreign agent and bribery. so i think we're producing information that's actually helping the u.s. attorney in delaware and helping the special counsel that's investigating joe biden for mishandling classified documents. >> jesse: the american people want to thank you, representative comer and you, senator grassley, for uncovering more information about this situation plus the "new york post," than anybody has in about two decades. so, on behalf of the american p

attorney in delaware, and also at main justice, the u.s. attorney in delaware, to make sure that this investigation did not extend to joe biden. that seemed to be the top priority. >> bill: there is obviously a lot on the line here in terms of the credibility of a.g. merrick garland and the department of justice. somebody is lying here, either the whistleblowers or a.g. garland. take a look at this "wall street journal" headline painting the picture for the american public. the i.r.s. whistleblowers, merrick garland and the big guy. a quote says does mr. garland think the i.r.s. agents are lying or did he not know what his underlynx were doing? the credibility of the a.g. and his department is on the line. they'll consider a potential impeachment inquiry if they find out garland was lying here. talk about the difference here. both sides here, the whistleblower and what the a.g. are saying, both cannot be true. >> one of the developments that pushed kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the house, towards saying we're going to continue to investiga

attorney for delaware, david weiss.den took office, he could have easily replaced delawares you s attorney. delaware is biden's home state. presidents replace u.s. attorneys all the time. it would have been -- trump appointed prosecutor with someone more in line with the goals of his own administration. but here's the thing, he didn't. biden kept trump's own pick for u.s. attorney in place so it did not even give the impression that he was interfering with this investigation. on top of that, biden's attorney general, merrick garland, as explicitly and publicly pledged not to interfere at all with the investigation. garland has said that the trump appointed u.s. attorney leading that investigation is, quote, not to be denied anything he needs. okay. so, that is one example of our justice department at work. the biden ministration, doj bending over backwards to not show any favor, or even any appearance of favor to the presidents son. then, there are the investigations into president trump. just last, week we got this rep

attorney in delaware to testify? >> i would expect the u.s. in front of the house of representatives very soon. he needs to explain whether or not his investigation is concluded. >> reporter: jean rossi, a former justice department official who handled tax cases, told cbs news the failure to pay tax on more than $3 million, even though now repaid, is a serious violation. >> if this were hunter smith instead of hunter biden, i think you would have a very much more aggressive prosecution. >> reporter: the delaware court has not set a date for hunter biden's surrender but a source familiar with the deal told cbs news it could happen in a matter of days. hunter biden himself has not commented, jericka. >> jericka: catherine herridge, thank you. tonight, a tentative trial date has been set in the case against donald trump and his alleged mishandling of classified documents. federal judge aileen cannon ordered the trial to begin on august 14th. the former president faces 37 criminal counts, including the willful retention of national defense informa

further example won in delaware. apparently, there still is one adele of their. shannon: with hunter biden. >> in the financial transactions and so forth. we were worried because a lot of stuff was coming in, what the source was before it was disseminated to investigations. the pittsburgh office vet today. they did some great work. they went back and develop more information that apparently had been overlooked by the fbi. and they develop this 1023 that has a lot of detail and then, they took it to the delaware and other offices and briefed them on it for their use and for follow-up. the reason that the pittsburgh people did not escalate it is because they were not authorized. they were simply performing a unique and limited task of betting information that would then go to pending. already opened investigations. >> again, allegations of the source coming to the fbi saying they had information about payments to the biden family from foreign executives. quickly on the rudy giuliani point, true or false. >> my recollection is false. this did not come from rudy giul

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i want to go straight to delaware where this all went down. that's where cnn correspondent cara accidental is. is the case closed against hunter biden? >> well, dana, that's a great question. we see this has been a five-year long investigation and they have looked at so many different areas of hunter biden's business dealings. he was under investigation at one point for money laundering, potential foreign lobbying violations and he's agreed to plead guilty to the tax misdemeanors for failing to pay taxes in 2017 and 2018 about more than $100,000 for each of those years and striking a deal to divert from pleading guilty to a federal gun possession charge because he was an -- at the time he held the gun for about 11 days. hunter biden's attorneys issued a statement in which they said with the announcement of two agreements between my client hunter biden and the united states attorney's office for the district of delaware it is my understanding that five-year investigation into hunter is resolved. now, the u.s. attorney's office put out a stateme

attorney in delaware and assigned this matter during the previous administration would be permitted to continue his investigation and to make a decision to prosecute anyway in which he wanted to, and in any district in which he wanted to. >> mr. weiss purportedly wanted to have the powers you've conford on special counsels. was that request ever made and if so, why did you reject it? >> it was not the only person with authority make somebody a special counsel or refuse to make somebody and special counsel as the attorney-general. mr. weiss never made that request to me. >> can you explain the rationale for not appointing special counsel in this case. >> sure. weiss had more authority than special counsel would have. complete as he had and has complete authority to bring a case anywhere he wants in his discretion. >> does delaware u.s. attorney lack independent charging authority over certain criminal allegations against the president's son outside of the district of delaware? >> um he would have to bring if it's in another district he would have to bring the case in another district bu

attorney in delaware must seek permission from a biden appointed u.s. attorney to bring charges, then the hunter biden criminal investigation is insulated from political interference is that you publicly proclaim, if the justice department received information that foreign persons had evidence of improper or unlawful financial payment paid to elected officials, or other politically exposed persons, and those payments may have influenced policy decisions, with that pose a national security concern and demand a full investigation, when ray was here he seemed to answer that question that it was a national security concern. i want your opinion. >> if i follow the question exactly right, if it is an agent of a foreign government asking someone, picking someone to do things to support that foreign government in secret, i definitely think that would be a national security problem. >> my last question is whistleblowers have asserted that the doj's public internment -- i think i will leave that question for another round, thank you. >> thank you senator grassley

one delaware beer barron said he went to jail for two years for corrupt donations to joe biden.ld the "new york post," quote: if you want to know why i went to jail and hunter didn't, it's because my name is tagoni and not biden. the bidens came to him asking for 100,000 in donations in order to skirt the legal limit suggested he have all of his employees donate. you know how the straw donor thing works? and when this guy offered to wear a wire to get biden the fbi said no, no, no. we're not going anywhere near joe and the beer barron is going to be on this show on monday. so don't miss it. and they don't want biden anyway. they want trump. adam schiff last night after he was censured for abusing the intelligence committee to facilitate the russia hoax went on cnn and said you are not going to believe this, trump colluded with russia. >> the significance of the president, the former president's son arranging a secret meeting in trump tower to receive what had been represented to him as derogatory information about hillary clinton that was part of the russian government's effort

biden sent 1850 boxes to the university of delaware, making the search very, very difficult for anybody, and he refuses to

attorney in delaware appointed by former president trump and kept on the job by president biden and theen administration. the investigation does not involve president biden. i want to get to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. you have the court filing in front of you. walk us through the details of this deal. >> the justice department and attorneys for hunter biden have reached an agreement that would end the long running federal investigation into his personal and professional life, according to a new court filing just reviewed by abc news. the plea deal calls for biden to plead guilty to a pair of tax related misdemeanors in exchange for probation to allow him to not serve time in prison. the deal was negotiated for the u.s. attorney by delaware, david wise, a trump appointee includes a felony count due to his illegal possession of a firearm and prosecutors would agree to drop the charge if biden adheres to certain terms of a program such as no illegal drug use. sources close to hunter biden believe this will end the more than five-year investigation that has dogged hunter

that's illegal in delaware. an agreement with the us attorney and that which is pretty favourable to him i would say. already had to pay quite a lot of money and finds what she's had to borrow. the republicans as you can imagine believe this is pretty easy treatment. many of them describing it as a slap on the wrist and donald trump of course is facing state and federal criminal charges at the moment on various counts. he said that this was basically a traffic ticket. ,., , , that this was basically a traffic ticket. , , ., ., ticket. gary, in terms of that sort of republican _ ticket. gary, in terms of that sort of republican reaction. _ ticket. gary, in terms of that sort i of republican reaction. republicans for years now have seized on everything surrounding hunter biden. just for those watching around the world, just remind them of some of the background here.— the background here. obviously hunter biden _ the background here. obviously hunter biden is _ the background here. obviously hunter biden is the _

attorney in delaware. who knows how that will shake out.n the meantime, you are in the washington area and the town is atwitter whether or not donald trump will be indoited for document handling in mar-a-lago. >> marc: yeah. who knows if they'll do it or not. if they want to make donald trump the nominee, go ahead and indict him. if you look at the polling before the indictment by alvin bragg, trump in the mid-40s and all of a sudden, bragg indictment comes around and he shoots into the 50s. there is a rallying effect when this happens, because donald trump has been treated unfairly by the justice department. we have politicized justice department. a poll came out that only 17% of republicans trust the fbi. so when you go after trump, you know, in this way, especially as brian has been pointing out, when joe biden had documents in his house and hillary clinton had classified information. it is unfair and will cause republicans to rally around them. >> steve: you mentioned the fbi, republicans are not going to hold the fbi director in c cont

president biden's son facing criminal charges in delaware after a five-year investigation. according to court documents filed today, hunter biden has reached a plea agreement with several prosecutors over misdemeanor charges of failing to pay his taxes. a separate gun possession charge will likely be dismissed if he meets certain conditions. nbc's alice barr has more from washington. >> reporter: criminal charges for hunter biden after a five-year investigation. the trump-appointed u.s. attorney for dell has reached a plea deal with the president's son in which he's expected to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts of willfully failing to pay his taxes. he also faces a felony gun possession charge that's set to be dismissed if he meets certain conditions. the deal calls for no jail time and hunter biden's lawyer told nbc news -- >> my understanding that is we're done. >> reporter: suggesting prosecutors did not find cause to charge hunter biden in connection with foreign business dealings or any other wrongdoing, though the u.s. attorney's office says the investiga

attorney in delaware.s provides for the perfect position of the federal government's handling of two different cases in the media's coverage of both stories. that is going to be as guy talked about over and over again. people pointing to hillary clinton in other cases. a lot more leeway, a lot more. >> i think this is like a poker game. people bring up hillary clinton. they bring up hunter biden. they do not say, here, i have a good defense for this indictment against the former president. even in terms of the drama that has been playing out on capitol hill this week, the potential hearing against the fbi director christopher rae, the document that they are looking at, this secret document that was demanded does not indicate that there was a bribery payment to the president. it indicates that there was a secondhand allegation that was reviewed and as we heard this morning from bill bar you asked about it and they were not authorized for that investigation. this is a determination made under the trump white

. >> he still hasn't given 1850 boxes that's stored at the university of delaware. in fact, they are fighting them in court and they are fighting them. >> bret: but he opened up for them to look at? >> excuse me, the boxes from chinatown, he didn't turn them over. he sent them up to his lawyer in boston to look at before they head landed them over. >> bret: their special counsel is look at that and we will see what comes out of it. >> you can imagine. >> bret: i don't want to dwell on it. according to the indictment you were here at bedminster july 21st, 2021, after you

. >> there's no other post-industrial site re-imagined in this way. >> there's only one in delaware,he eastern seaboard? >> there's only one in the world. >> reporter: the site of the original dupont factory, where a great american fortune was made in gunpowder in the 19th century and where a dupont heiress named louise crownen shield turned all that destruction into a garden. >> so in the prime of her life, what did this place look like? >> it looked like you were walking through an italian villa with english-style plantings adorning it. >> reporter: but then she died in 1958. >> everything that she worked to preserve, this somehow got lost to time. >> reporter: which is where arpelo comes in. hired in 2018 to reclaim louise's garden, the pandemic hit before he could get going, which is when he found out he didn't exactly need to. >> so you're walking around out here. you're seeing flowers that haven't bloomed in half a century. what is washing over you? >> so much emotion. at certain points, just falling down on my knees, trying to understand. >> reporter: as the world shut down in

secretary of transportation and delaware and colorado, worked with i think, u.s. d.o.t., in any number of other responsible positions to prepare him for this day. this is his first time before our committee since the senate confirmed his nomination to the administrator of the federal highway administration, by voice vote, in december of 2022. we look forward to hearing your testimony today about the extensive work that you have led in the last six months or so. as i've noted, congress provided the federal highway administration with historic funding, and the authorities necessary to provide, highways across our country. the agency must also use its -- authority to address ongoing needs. one such need for regulation is to help reduce emissions, from our transportation sector, which account for nearly 30% of our nations greenhouse gas emissions. the largest single source in our current economy. as my recollection, 30% will be coming from the -- vehicles who drive cars. mobile sources, 25% comes from our power plants across the country. another, roughly 20%, comes fr

attorney delaware. timing for the perfect just position. this poker game, they bring uphill hill and hunter biden. i have a good defense for this indictment for the former president. in terms of the drama playing ou against the fbi director christopher ray.e looking at. secret document jim comber, head of the oversight committee demanded doesn't indicate bribery. second hand allegation reviewed. as we heard this morning from bill barr you asked him. barr said people in pittsburgh weren't authorized. this is determination made under trump white house. >> shannon: sent over to already open investigation in delaware. >> we don't know. i am saying this is an effort to distract from what we know. the reality is, with president trump's base, two indictments now fining of liability and sexual assault, twice impeached. they are locked into his personality. >> the people that love him love that is where he is going to go and stay. to this point about this fbi document i asked bill barr about. he is somebody who has seen the document, this is what he

host: lawmakers in this country could make history, that would be delaware. state senator sarah mcbride, the highest ranking transgender elected official, announced her candidacy to become delaware's congresswoman. she would become the first trans person openly elected to office, but would be the youngest elected official delaware has sent to washington since joe biden's win in 1972. a couple other stories about lgbtq community this morning, this from the new york times today, just a picture of vice president kamala harris. she visited the stonewall inn on monday, the site of the 1969 riots that spark the modern lgbtq rights movement. she took selfies with the assembled people there on the day after new york's pride month. kamala harris in that picture from the new york times today. one more story on this topic, this from colorado. the shooter who killed five people at a colorado springs nightclub in 2022 was sentenced to life in prison on monday after victims called the defendant a monster who hunted down lgbtq patrons in a calculated attack. he pleaded guil

secretary of transportation and delaware and colorado, worked with i think, u.s. d.o.t., in any number of other responsible positions to prepare him for this day. this is his first time before our committee since the senate confirmed his nomination to the administrator of the federal highway administration, by voice vote, in december of 2022. we look forward to hearing your testimony today about the extensive work that you have led in the last six months or so. as i've noted, congress provided the federal highway administration with historic funding, and the authorities necessary to provide, highways across our country. the agency must also use its -- authority to address ongoing needs. one such need for regulation is to help reduce emissions, from our transportation sector, which account for nearly 30% of our nations greenhouse gas emissions. the largest single source in our current economy. as my recollection, 30% will be coming from the -- vehicles who drive cars. mobile sources, 25% comes from our power plants across the country. another, roughly 20%, comes fr

. >> another bomb shelled announced today involving david weiss in delaware. the same federal prosecutor who announced a plea deal with hunter biden earlier this week in this case. >> testimony shows that u.s. attorney of delaware david weiss tried to bring charges in the district of columbia around march of 2022 and was denied. >> doj officials tell fox news this is false and weiss original lay trump appointee retains full control over the probe. >> he would be given full authority to decide the matter as he decided was appropriate. >> and that's what he has done. >> weiss said the same to jim jordan writing i have been granted ultimate authority over this matter. >> trace, chairman jason smith said he did not request hunter biden's tax records from the irs. the president's son will appear before a judge in delaware on july 26th, trace. >> david spunt live for us in d.c. thank you. up next, the controversy over today's congressional address from india's prime minister. and, later, more on the tragic end to the search for the missing submersible. [city ambienc

. >> there's no other postindustrial site reimagined in this way. >> reporter: only one in delaware, the eastern seaboard? >> there is only one in the world. >> reporter: the side of the original dupont factory where a great american fortune was made in gunpowder and are in the 19 century and where our dupont heiress named louise crowninshield turned all that destruction into a garden. in the prime of her life went to this place look like? >> it looked like you were walking through an italian value with english style plantings adorning it. >> reporter: but then she died in 1958. speaker me think she worked to preserve, it somehow got lost to time. >> reporter: which is where paul orpello comes in. hired in 2018 to reclaim louise's garden, the pandemic hit before he could get going. which is when he found out he didn't exactly need to. you're walking around out here. you're seeing flowers that haven't bloomed in half a century. what is washing over you? >> so much emotion. at certain points, just falling down on my knees. trying to understand. >> reporter: is the world shut down in th