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Meta, the owner of both social media sites, announced yesterday that Trump's account's will be made active again "in the coming weeks."

Tailoring our assistance to what we believe they need for the phase of the fight they're in. principal deputy national security adviser jon finer, thank you very much for coming on this morning. social media giant meta has announced it will reinstate former president donald trump's facebook and instagram accounts a little more than two years after he was suspended from the platforms for incendiary posts about the january 6th capitol insurrection. meta's president of global affairs, nick clegg, says the former president's accounts will be reactivated in the coming weeks, with new guardrails...

This and this title 42 was also based on conditions as it relates to covid. but what it's doing now, it's sort of a stopgap. they can expel people quickly. they can handle that process in less than a half hour. once they have to enroll everybody into immigration docket that will take up to three hours so add to the increasing overburdened border patrol now you'll have more traffic, they're going to have more to do with essentially the same amount of resources. they've been up against it for the last two years. >> what we understand the plan is, as we know it by the biden administration. they s...

Plain clothes unit and he looked out at the audience to one of the authors, bill bratten and said your legends may not be done. the broken windows policing that restored peaceful streets to new york city in the 80s under guliani and others might be in our future. that may make him an enemy of black lives matter and the gangs but will make him a hero of every other black citizen, hispanic citizen, republican and democrat in this beautiful and great city that was destroyed by a communist mayor that totally undercut the cops. you see it, breathed and lived it right now in new york city. the reaso...

Up their "sully." >> companies with more than 100 employees who do not abide by the biden administration's vaccine mandate could face some hefty fees racking up to at much as $700,000 for repeat offenses, bret? >> bret: alex, thank you. relatives of gabby petino are asking surrender. how brian drawn live has behaved during their ordeal. laura ingle reports tonight from new york. >> brian, we're asking you to turn yourself in to the fbi or the nearest law enforcement agency. >> with their attorney by their side, gabby petino's parents and stepparents held their first joint news conference today...