Story for so long. I cannot imagine what her mom, her family has been thinking no. They suspected for a very long time. It is just unbelievable, abby. Thank you. Closure for them. What kind of closure. Unbelievable. We will see you here tomorrow. Well there is new video of the moment before the deadly explosion at a hospital in gaza. President biden is about to make a significant oval office address. What is next . Tonight im laura coates live. President biden spent about seven hours in the Israeli Voice on, today and tomorrow he will formally address the nation from the oval office. Now we have no idea right now what he will say, but it is hollow ground for what we call it the leader of the free world. President s give speeches all the time, of course you see 1000 of them. But they dont often from the oval office. In fact, it is increasingly rare. Actually here from the oval office, here is the gravitas involved. The decision to send troops to little rock to enforce school desegregati
servers. clinton denied doing so. durham began his investigation into the origins of the trump-russia probe in may 2019. in june 2020, he charged former fbi lawyer kevin clinesmith who later pleaded guilty to falsifying a document used to apply for the fisa warrant to surveil 2016 trump campaign aide carter page. the truth, the whole truth. attorney general merrick garland, during his conversation hearing in february pledged to allow john durham to continue his work. i don t have any reason to think that he should not remain in place. if john durham submits a physical report, bret, it will go to took merrick garland who could release it to the public. michael sussmann will make his first appearance in federal court tomorrow. bret? bret: okay. more on this with the panel. david, thank you. also breaking tonight new insights from taliban controlled afghanistan. correspondent trey yingst talks with the leader of the haqqani
brian: that s what i m thinking. steve: if you were watching yesterday you saw full court mess. this is also the best paper in town. brian: it was spontaneous uprising. there is no way it was scripted by democrats who are iced out of this process. sanction ainprocess. ainsley: these are many solve the arresting chaos, shrieking, democratic hecklers, calls for adjourn. steve: expectations were low. senate democrats wasted no time in meeting them. in fact the judiciary chairman, that man right there in the red and blue tie. ainsley: with his daughters behind him. brian: what a great example for kids. steve: chuck grassley couldn t finish his first sentence before kamala harris interrupted to ask for a delay. if you missed it, it was a mess. good morning, i welcome everyone to this conversation hearing on the nomination of. mr. chairman. brett kavanaugh. mr. chairman. to serve as associate justice. mr. chairman, i would
it s really unfortunate to see some people tearing him down. steve: mitch mcconnell would like to have a vote in the fall so he could be seated on october 1st when the supreme court goes into session. 60 or 70 days j.d. are normal for the confirmation process. i understand ruth bader ginsburg it took 42 days for her. 87 for kagan, 66 for gulch. gorsuch. as you said this is going to be a political battle royal, the republicans would love to see the senate democrats who live in states that donald trump won in take a hard vote for them before the election. that s either requesting to motivate the democrats or motivate the republicans. yeah. you know, it will be a hard confirmation process but i think it will reflect incredibly well on judge kavanaugh. you will see a guy who stands up there, who takes the heat, who defends his positions and that character and that integrity that we all know that those of us who know him is going to shine through during the conversation hearing. you menti
own elections, that s not something unique to just us. they do it all over the entire map. so i don t believe that whether it s these past sanctions or the next sanctions, i don t think russia is going to change their behavior. vladimir putin was just elected, you know, somehow with 110% of the vote. you know, and who knows just, you know, exactly how honest those elections are. but, emboldened after a fresh term. i don t think vladimir putin is changing his behavior that quickly. sandra: all of that and we await these talks with north korea. and the conversation hearing for mike pompeo as secretary of state, amazing how much is going to happen in the next couple of months. how do you see mike pompeo s role as it pertains to working this president and these sitdowns with north korea? i really do believe mike pompeo can be one of the greatest american diplomats this country has ever seen. number one in his class at west point. he has been a great cia director excellent member of con