Tonight, President Biden, back on the road, bringing the receipts of Republicans' comments

on Social Security after last night's address where he took on his critics in real time.

Then the plot twist at the House Oversight Committee meeting where Republicans hoped to

focus on Hunter Biden, but we ended up finding out about Trump's attempt to censor tweets.

Then the bombshell murder trial halted by a bomb threat today, mid-testimony.

A lot to cover as the 11th hour gets underway on this Wednesday night.

Good evening, once again, I'm Stephanie Rule.

President Biden turning up the heat on Republicans as he takes his state-of-the-union message

on the road.

Today, he went to the key battleground state of Wisconsin to pitch his vision of America

and he leaned into the agenda that he laid out for us last night.

As the New York Times reports, that includes using government programs to help boost the economy.

But today, Biden amped up his promise to protect Social Security and Medicare and he called

out those GOP lawmakers who heckled them last night after he accurately accused some of

them who were looking to cut those programs.

Some Republicans want Medicare and Social Security to sunset.

I'm not saying it's a majority.

Here's what was really amazing.

See that right there?

That is Senator Mike Lee.

He appeared visibly, visibly outraged, even offended as he listened to President Biden.

And this morning, Senator Rick Scott said this, quote, Joe Biden is either a typical Washington

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