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people, including a 9-year-old. they say a tip led to his arrest. >> also happening today, the fed is expected to raise interest rates again. the big question, though, is whether the fed chair, jay powell, signals that a pause is to come. also, the biden administration now signing off on sending 1,500 troops to the southern border ahead of an expected surge in migrants. and the u.s. announced a new immigration deal with mexico aimed at deterring border crossings. >> and new and pro...

everyone. thank you so much for joining me this saturday. im fredricka whitfield and we begin with new details in the case against a 21 year old air national guardsman accused of leaking top secret pentagon information jack to share a appeared in court yesterday and was charged under the espionage act. his arrest follows an intense week long search. for the source of the online leak of secret documents to share a held a top secret security clearance and is accused of posting documents ...

tonight on three 60, breaking news. the house takes a major step and voted to authorize an impeachment inquiry into president biden. do they have any evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors? also, judge tanya chutkan. overseeing the federal january 6th case against the former president. today, hit pause on the proceeding raising the question will it ever go to trial at all. later, a cofounder of the conservative group, moms for liberty gets caught up in a sick scandal of her own, and ...

The Fed begins its two-day policy meeting today, with Chairman Jerome Powell set to deliver the central bank's interest rate decision on Wednesday.

And you said, look, jerome powell needs to pause. the fed needs to pause and not raise interest rates. thats not most likely what theyre going to do. why do you think raising rates even by a quarter percentage point is the wrong move? >> i said that last december, actually. theyre going too fast. im a hawk on inflation. they can only go so fast, you know. it was 14 years, mostly, near zero interest rates. significant inflation. you cant reverse it overnight. and its better to hold a steady cours...

Me, rachel, and drawing attention to this. >> so weve seen all of these headlines suggesting that the trump administration has backed off, that maybe this was an error, that maybe they didnt necessarily know what they were getting into when they started telling all these families that they were going to have to stop lifesaving medical treatment and leave this country. but youre suggesting at least from the way you understand it that this may not be a reversal. they essentially may just be hittin...

The two presidents, is interested as a russian agent. >> what will be a foreign politics, especially in relationships with my country? >> and hitting pause. a judge puts a halt on all deportations of reunited migrant families as the administration finally releases its plan to reunite all of the children that are older than 5. heres one of the issues. the damage, it may already be done. >> he remembers everything he lived through. he says, mom, you wont ever leave me alone again. >> we begin this...

News networks, "the new york times," "washington post," and that there is a part of the united states of america that just says, no, just i dont believe it and this is -- >> true. >> -- completely -- its a story we do not buy into it. its like what can -- >> we dont have a common set of facts. >> is it going to be the "ap" were going to agree on? what can we agree on? right now, the two parallels, nothing there. >> only hitting pause. we have another headline on the other side of this break. sta...

Of course, mike allen. hes the co-author of "the right fights back." and hes here with us in new york. >> in the studio. >> tell us about the book. whats the deal? >> well, theres one problem. how do you get jon meacham to autograph an ebook. >> i guess you just print it out. >> this is a new concept, though, talk about it. its very important. you know, were used to getting the teddy white books every four years, game change every four years. you guys are doing things in realtime. >> yeah. there...