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President Biden has approved a plan to send two thousand additional U.S. troops to NATO countries in Eastern Europe to bolster their defenses as Russia continues their own troop build up on Ukraine's border. American forces will be heading to Germany and Poland and forces already in Germany will be heading to Romania but, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby has said these forces will not be fighting in Ukraine. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Cliff May, the President of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, about the importance of showing support for NATO countries and what diplomatic measures are taking place this week to try and ease tensions.
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As illegal migration into the US is on the rise, morale along the border is low. On his trip to the Texas border this weekend, Oklahoma Republican Senator James Lankford spoke with law enforcement professionals about their frustrations with the Biden Administration. He joins the Rundown to discuss the concerns agents have with preventing unlawful crossing and crime, shortcomings with wall construction, and his frustration that COVID mandates are in place for government works, but not people coming into the country illegally.
As new internal documents from the early days of the pandemic come to light, it appears that U.S. scientists and public officials voiced doubts that the coronavirus came from nature and that isn’t the only information withheld from the public. Fox News Chief Political Anchor Bret Baier joins to discuss how he and his Special Report team delivered evidence revealing this information, why it’s crucial for the U.S. to determine the true origins of COVID-19, and the importance of fact-checking before labeling fair questions as misinformation.
Plus, commentary by author of "Charade: The Covid Lies That Crushed A Nation," David Marcus
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The C.I.A. has issued an interim report saying examples of the 'Havana Syndrome' are not connected to a focused campaign by a foreign power to harm U.S. personnel around the world. Senators from both sides are criticizing the report saying they need to hear more on its findings. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Dan Hoffman, former CIA Chief of Station and FOX News Contributor, who agrees there are many unanswered questions and it is too early to rule out if a foreign government could be behind the attacks.
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