let's listen to what brian williams said.dable power grid and yet he's going to build his own wall on the border, and he's being richly rewarded by a visit from his guy trump next week. if abbott wants to, say, run for president, he must be more further ensconced in a particular area of trump's a anatomy than even ron desantis of florida, and that won't be easy. elizabeth elizabeth okay. critics are saying this is disturbing stuff. let's show to the viewer what's happening at the border that brian williams chose not to bring up. it's a humanitarian crisis, it's a national security crisis, it's a health crisis. this is a country that has open arms. it welcomes immigrants. what's happening is people are getting assaulted by traffickers at the border. he's not reporting what's happening at the border. instead, a perm attack. personal attack. >> of course he's not, because if he gave the public the actual facts, the pluck would agree we people like president trump that says that border security is absolutely imperative to the sec

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for proof, over at msnbc, let's see what brian williams is up to right now. >> good evening, i'm brianliams and i am on mars. yes, i jumped on a chopper and now i'm on mars. i've been here for a year now. i built a castle here made of mastodon carcasses and marshmallows. this is where i invented all the covid vaccines as well as penicillin, the smartphone, and fluffernutter. >> greg: some things never change. meanwhile, what's on cnn? >> you sir are a racist. >> no, you are the racist! >> racist, racist, white male racist. >> you are. racist, awful. >> greg: that's from the don lemon our. he reports news with the same look your mother gave you when she found weed in your sock drawer. as for those late-night shows, we are supposed to compete against, why bother? the only time seem colder ruffles feathers is in a pillow fight. the definition of risk to kimmel is dehydration from crying too much. fallon, that guy fawns more than a herd of deer. and i heard seth meyers and trevor know i have ran off to be so obscure together. so let them be. that got the market cornered in calling american

that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. 11th hour with brian williams starts now. well good evening once again, they 133 of the biden administration and it comes as many across our country from the president on down are sounding the alarm about the future of our democracy. nothing less. this is happening just as we mark 100 years since the darkest moment in the history of an entire region that was covered up successfully for decades. a massacre in tulsa oklahoma that decimated a thriving black community. today biden became the first president to speak at the state of that attack. in his address, he linked to what he says is a frontal assault on our right to vote. >> this right is under assault with incredible intensity like i've never seen. with an intensity and an aggressiveness that we've not seen in a long long time. it's simply un-american. i urge voting rights groups in this country to begin to double their efforts now. earlier this year the house representative past for the people act to protect our democracy. the senate will take it up later this

good evening once again, i'm chris standing in for brian williams. day 153 of the biden administration. it's the opening toward looks to be a crucial week for the president's domestic agenda. tomorrow, the senate is expected to be debating a bill that would enact some of the broadest voting rights reforms in a generation. democrats plan to call a test for to try to advance the fs1, or the for the people act which they see as the parties best chance to under republican efforts to pass restrictive new voting laws in the states. >> it's a vote on whether the senate should simply debate the issue of voting rights. the crucial issue of voting rights in this country. we shouldn't have to debate the voting rights. we shouldn't have to debate voting rights on the floor of the united states senate. these rights should be sacrosanct but the events of the last few months compel as to how this debate now. i challenge you, republican senators. come to the floor, defend these policies. tell us how they secure the vote. tell us how they prevent nearly nonexistent v

that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. 11th hour with brian williamson and it comes as many across our country from the president on down are sounding the alarm about the future of our democracy. nothing less. this is happening just as we mark 100 years since the darkest moment in the history of an entire region that was covered up successfully for decades. a massacre in tulsa oklahoma that decimated a thriving black community. today biden became the first president to speak at the state

i'm in for brian williams. day 153 of the biden administration.l week for the president's domestic agenda. tomorrow the senate is expected to begin debating a bill that will enact some of the broadest voting rights. democrats are demanding a test vote which they see as the party's best chance to undo restrictive new voting laws in the states. >> it's

as my colleague brian williams put it, former vice president mike pence proved that he is perfectly willingto be the conductor of the trump train. pence speaking out for the first time publicly about the insurrection city saying only te and the former president don't see eye to eye about the attack but defending their record. and also don mcgahn also talking after a two year legal battle finally of itting in a closed door session. all this as the biden administration gets some positive economic news. jobs numbers out today showing the economy added 559,000 jobs last month doubling april's disappointing total. the unemployment rate ticking down to 5.8%. this morning the president saying the economy is at its strongest point since before the pandemic. joining me now is capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell, ashley parker, michael steele and also barbara mcquaid. a lot to get to. but i first want to watch what the former vice president said last night about january 6 and donald trump. this was at a republican event in new hampshire. >> president trump and i have spoken many times since

good evening once again, i'm chris standing in for brian williams.ks to be a crucial week for the president's domestic agenda. tomorrow, the senate is expected to be debating a bill that would enact some of the broadest voting rights reforms in a generation. democrats plan to call a test for to try to advance the fs1, or the for the people act which they see as the parties best chance to under republican efforts to pass restrictive new voting laws in the states. >> it's a vote on whether the senate should simply debate the issue of voting rights. th

just me home brian williams. b r a n d o n w r l a m s. liberty. on monday may 25th, 2000 total. joyce, 3rd for joy period, floor john was murdered by their show in a malicious and i see the display of hey and abuse of power. sheldon keel george. not only the keel george, but he also displayed a total that integration for human life at the diesel. you saw, i saw millions of people across the country in the glow when this to activate a year. one month later. i stand there before you take what the duty of express how georgia did, has impacted me personally and the rest of our family. as i read my brain and thought about what to say today, i came to this conclusion. it is humanly impossible for me to stand here because they articulate the right words that would capture all that we are feeling and where we have felt over this period. so please bear with me as our temp pass, the sun murder of georgia, we have a traumatized of. you may see a crap. what the food has been of our pain. a trauma will never be seen with the naked or the heartbreak and her goe

remember she and brian williams believed mike bloomberg could have taken the $500 million he spent onign and given every american a million. >> somebody tweeted with the money he spent he could have given he american a million dollars. >> i have got it. when i read it on social media it became clear. don't tell us if you are ahead of us on the math. he could have given each american one million dollars and had lunch money left over. >> it's true, it's disturbing. jesse: again she is very disturbed. her reaction seemed to be race card. when you are a black woman in america with a public voice a trivial motherror can lead to a deluge of hate. she went to the university michigan but seems clueless about life in america. this gives you a window into the people who control news and information. they are in -- they are insecure lightweights. they are so pathetic i almost feel sorry for them. almost. joining us to react. host of ""tucker carlson tonight,"" tucker carlson. your reaction? tucker: i listened to this whole thing, and in the end there was nothing i would add. we got catfished by

on msnbc welcome back to the 11th hour, i am the luggageal lead sing of the beach boys brian williams. i will discuss the time i was best friends with martin luther king junior. we met when i was training tara dactics. it was the same month i was on the throne of denmark and invented the color of coverage. -- orange. that story and more after the break. >> [applauding]. >> greg: save it. why are so many liberals experiencing mental health issues? if you digest content from grievances and think evil people are hell bent on making the world worse, what does that do to your brain? if you believe that people are bad and there is no justice, then how useful are you in if every day you are monitoring this, it has to add up. this must be eradicated. what happens when you can't do that you? are helpless. -- you become divorced from reality. from your family and friends. it's a clash between a utopian vision and distorted reality designed by the media. women care more about the world than pigs like my. -- me. my solution is skepticism. it's like be figure a bad relationship but you keep coming

will you respond to the statement by brian williams comparing the men who died at d-day, the men who landed on european soil, to free europe, will you respond to your anchor causing them or implying they were the the equivalent of antifa a group connected with communism? shame on that once-proud number one network in america. what do you think of what you have done? the next issue i'd like to comment that i heard about again and again when i was back is an issue that is not surprising. to a certain extent some of the policies of the past are responsible for this. but recently we've had a new round of checks go out, greater increase in the money supply both m1 and mmbing2. and not surprising when the government prints money, we see an increase in the amount of gasoline, an increase in food prices led by an increase in soybeans. and an increase in lumber, massive increases in home building. i am scared to death for the younger generation as a new economic ideology seems to have taken over in which there's a feeling that you can spend yourself into prosperity. when i look at the degree

that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. hey 147 of the biden administration and tonight a new milestone in the effort to get back to normal around here. even as the administration is hours away from facing this nation's chief global adversary. in new york city, once the critically epicenter of the pandemic in our country buildings are lit and blue and gold in honor of the essential workers to mark an end to

"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> good evening once again, 133 day of the biden administration

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. brian>> well good evening, once again. they have 148 of the biden administration. air force one has indeed touched down. the president is back on u.s. soil after eight days overseas. his first foreign trip since taking office. today, in switzerland, he held that much anticipated summit with russia's vladimir putin. >> as i said outside, i think it's always better to meet face to face. >> that moment was followed by a wild and chaotic scene as reporters from both countries press corps jockeyed for position before being tossed out so the actual talks could begin behind closed doors. the meeting was shorter than expected at about three plus hours. both leaders emerged to hold separate back-to-back news conferences. putin went first, followed by biden. >> i think there was no hostility, quite the contrary. we don't see the same positions in many areas. but i think that both of these sides showed a willingness to understand one another. the talks were quite constructive. president biden is an experienced person. >> i told presi

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. brian no>> well good evening, once again. the 134 of the biden administration. which is now in an all out desperate to get people in this country vaccinated. today, the president announced a new campaign to reach his goal of at least 70% of adults vaccinated by the 4th of july. calling the next four weeks a month of action. >> we're announcing a month-long effort to pull out all the stops to free ourselves from this virus. we can declare our independence from covid-19. and free ourselves from the grip it has held over our lives for the better part of the year. >> make no mistake, our country is closing in on his stated goal. just under 63% now, of american adults have received at least one vaccine dose. a host of new incentives are being trotted out, including longer pharmacy hours, free childcare, that will allow folks to get vaccinated. shots at barbershops and salons, even free bear on independence day, if our nation meets the president school. there's also a rule in this for vice president harris. she will visit southern

. >> that is tonight's last word on this memorial day, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >> well, good evening once again, a special two hour broadcast far from our normal time slot on this memorial day, day 132 of the biden administration. the president indeed marked this national holiday with a deeply personal remembrance, and a passionate defense of democracy. and that is because this memorial day, 2021 comes at such an easy time in our nation's biden began modern history. the day with vice president kamala harris secretary of defense lloyd austin, honoring those americans who died on battlefields after laying a wreath of the tomb of the unknown biden spoke of his laced son beau and reflected on the fallen veterans who said made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our democracy. >> each and every day democracy itself is in peril around the world. what we do now, how we honor the memory of the fallen, determine whether or not democracy will long endure. democracy thrives on the infrastructure. democracy is strong. when people have the right to vote, freely and fairly and

it is very hard to fill in for brian williams and ali velshi sat there. day off. >> thank you so much. my pleasure. >> my advice to you, just pretend the audience is in their underwear and you're fine. >> where we have all been for the last year. >> so you guys are all dressed up. i have heard so many stories about people feeling weird in pants and shoes. >> it is so great to be back. the head of morgan stanley just came out and said, guess what, bankers, if you go to a restaurant, you're coming back home. i'm bullish on that. i think sometimes we empower people too much. it's time for everybody to go back to work. if you feel okay to go to a restaurant, you can go to work. >> there is a dynamic of being around other people in the workplace, obviously doing this that makes things better. and i'm not saying you shouldn't ever work at home, but i think it's great -- >> for the young people to learn. >> i think of all the mentor ship that has been missed. i think it is a good thing. >> let me defend those young people. my team specifically has performed so e

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. brian no>> well good evening, once again., the president announced a new campaign to reach his goal of at least 70% of adults vaccinated by the 4th of july. calling the next four weeks a month of action. >> we're announcing a month-long effort to pull out all the stops to free ourselves from this virus. we can declare our independence from covid-19. and free ourselves from the grip it has held over our lives

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. brian>> well good evening, once again.is back on u.s. soil after eight days overseas. his first foreign trip since taking office. today, in switzerland, he held that much anticipated summit with russia's vladimir putin. >> as i said outside, i think it's always better to meet face to face. >> that moment was followed by a wild and chaotic scene as reporters from both countries press corps jockeyed for position before being tossed out so the actual talks could begin behind closed doors. the meeting was shorter than expected at about three plus hours. both

will remember mara come the same left failure with this credibility killing moment when she and brian williamsed with basic mask on michael bloomberg, take a look. >> somebody treat the miked we did recently the money he spent coming a million dollars. >> let's put it up on the screen, when i read it tonight on social media, it all became clear. uber 500 million on ads and 327 million, don't tell us if you're ahead of us on the map. he could have given each american $1 million and lunch money left over. it is an incredible way of putting it. >> it is incredible way of putting it. it is true, disturbing. >> in new orleans bodies floating in front of my hotel, the hotel that wasn't flooded. they may want to double check their math and while the media the text the country demonizing everyday americans, getting the vapors with the american flag or the name donald trump they seriously do not cover the biden syndicate with hunter's hard drive from because look at this according to a new report, daily mail text messages on hunter's laptop showed that he repeatedld messages with his lawyer, for exampl

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> good evening once again. day 139 of the biden administration. the opening of a weekend which both the president and vice president are making their global debut with their first respective foreign trips in office. joe biden is now facing a tough new challenge here at home. a fellow democrat has dealt another blow to a key part of the biden legislative agenda. it's that man again. over the weekend, senator joe manchin of west virginia, who remains critical to his party's power, wrote this in an op-ed, i believe that partisan voting legislation will destroy the already weakening binds of our democracy. for that reason, i will vote against the for the people act, and i will not vote to weaken or eliminate the filibuster. and with that, the signals he's been sending out have a much more definitive tone, let's say. one influential house member says this places the future of our democracy at risk. >> you are talking about destroying the democratic principles upon which this country is based. it may disproportionate

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> good evening once again. day 148 of the biden administration. air force one has touched down. the president is back on u.s. soil after eight days overseas. his first foreign trip since taking office. today he held that much anticipated summit with russia's vladimir putin. >> as i said outside i think it's always better to meet face to face. >> that moment followed by a wild and chaotic scene as reporters jockeyed for position before being tossed out so the talks could begin. meeting was shorter than expected at about three-plus hours. both held separate back to back news conferences. putin went first followed by biden. >> i think there was no hostility. we don't share the same positions in many areas but i think that both of these sides showed a willingness to understood another. president biden is experienced. >> i said my agenda is not against russia. or anyone else. it's for the american people. it's not about just going after russia when they violate human rights. it is about who we are. we need to have s

that mara gay is the same far left failure wh had this credibility kelly moment when she aligned brian williams struggled with basic math during his segment second on michael bloomberg quick. >> and 73% of the money that is spent, -- >> but put up on the screen. when i brought it tonight on social media, it kind of all became clear. 500 million on ads, us population of three to 27 million, don't tell us if yo are ahead of us on the map, he got it given american $1 millio and had lunch money left over. it is an incredible way of putting it. >> it is an incredible way up putting it. and in new orleans i saw bodies floating in front of my hotel, the hotel that wasn't flooded. they may want to double check the math. while the media spends time attacking the country and demonizing every day americans getting the vapors seeing the american flag at the name donal trump, they still pretty is the cover the biden crime syndicate and new developments surroundin hunter's hard drive from help. according to a new report, dail mail text messages on hunter's laptop show that he repeatedly used the n-word in me

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> good evening once again. day 134 of the biden administration. which is now in an all-out sprint to get people in this country vaccinated. today, the president announced a new campaign to reach his goal of at least 70% of adults vaccinated by the fourth of july holiday. calling the next four weeks a month of action. >> a monthlong effort to pull out all the stops to free ourselves from this virus. we can declare our independence from covid-19 and the grip it's had on our lives for the better part of a year. >> make no mistake. our country is closing in on his goal. just under 63% of american adults have received at least one vaccine dose. a host of new incentives have been trotted out, including longer pharmacy hours, free child care, shots at barbershops and salons. even free beer on independence day if our nation meets the goal. and vice president harris will meet southern states where vaccination rates have been lagging behind much of the rest of the country. that's when she isn't focusing on the border or

can't even hear themselves, if you look at these journalistic leftovers like carl bernstein and brian williams's evidence of life in a bubble, a bubble where they can't see that they've become a parody of their own bias. that was bonkers. that was absolutely bonkers. i understand, it's like my parents when i used to play basketball for saint greg's. i would only -- i don't even know what it was. i only played for one minute in each game and my parents were so grateful that like, i didn't pee myself. there was one time i actually sunk a free throw and my dad fell off the chair. that's the way the media is with biden. he is like me playing fifth grade basketball in san mateo, california. >> dana: one of the things i thought was most interesting, this was a criticism from somebody, cnn, he discovered several presidents, he said he has never seen a president so protected by his aides or even screamed out to stop talking. i can't imagine screaming at a president. >> jesse: i would just like to ask the gutfeld family need to send photos of greg playing basketball. >> greg: they've been burned. >> je

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>> good evening, day 161 of the biden administration and the president and his team are now doing a full-court press to sell that nearly $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal to the american people who will, after all, be the recipients of it. the president traveled to lacrosse, wisconsin, today, a state that he narrowly won in 2020 to talk up the plan that he and 21 senators from both parties agreed to just last week. >> this is a generational investment, generational investment to modernize our infrastructure creating millions of good-paying jobs. investments that only the government has the capacity to make. this bipartisan breakthrough is a great deal for the american people. this is a blue-collar blueprint to rebuild america. >> they're also trying to navigate opposition from republicans and some democrats. while many moderate democrats are raising concerns about the infrastructure plan's price tag, those on the left insist it must be passed with a much larger spending bill. some say they're ready to make that happen without repub

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. ♪♪ >>> good evening once again. 149 of the biden administration. the president now back on u.s. soil is now turning his attention back to his towering list of domestic priorities why crippled by the math president biden aiming for bipartisan support for at least some of his proposal still. today as he signed legislation making juneteenth a federal holiday. he invoked that very sentiment. >> i'm especially pleased that we showed the nation that we can come together at democrats and republicans to commemorate this day with an overwhelming bipartisan support of the congress. i hope this is the beginning of a change in the way we deal with one another. >> and here's what he mentioned there. the juneteenth bill passed with unanimous support in the u.s. senate. we'll have more on the new holiday just ahead. today the president also something of an assist from the conservative majority supreme court. upheld the affordable care act for a third time. president obama's signature legislation has been the target of republican e

that is tonight's last word the 11th hour, with brian williams, starts now. >> good evening once again, day 156 of the biden administration which scored a major win indeed in an effort to get a bipartisan infrastructure. we will get to the details of this tentative agreement just ahead. of course, we begin with the frantic effort underway to find people alive. beneath 12 floors of concrete and steel after the collapse of two tower sections of a high rise oceanfront condo building north of miami beach. 55 units on the sham plane towers south building in surfside were destroyed. tonight, 99 souls are listed as unaccounted for officially. there has been one fatality. crews have been on the scene for almost 24 hours now using extra caution tools, their hands, search dogs, microphones. earlier today, a boy who was trapped in the debris was pulled out alive. for the very latest we are joined tonight by telephone by charles berke yet, the mayor of surfside, florida. he's joining us by telephone because the weather has turned so severe we can get a tv signal out of there. which means, think of

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> well, good evening once again, day 160 of the bidening his company and its top executives facing criminal charges. the "wall street journal" reporting that lawyers for the trump organization made a last-ditch attempt today to convince new york prosecutors not to file tax-related charges which could now come as soon as this week. the manhattan d.a. has been investigating the trump finances. the investigation includes whether long-time cfo allen weisselberg received perks like cars and an apartment and repeatedly avoided paying taxes on them. weisselberg is expected to be charged this week, putting additional pressure on him to cooperate against

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 155 of the biden administration, and tonight the president may be on the verge of locking in a key part of his bipartisan agenda. there appears to be the frame work of a reported $1.2 trillion deal on his sweeping plan to fix infrastructure and create jobs. >> republicans and democrats have come together, along with the white house, and we've agreed on a frame work, and we're going to be heading to the white house tomorrow. >> the white house confirmed tomorrow's meeting taking place just before senators leave town for their two-week recess. there's more on this glimmer of partisan process just ahead. biden also putting his weight behind fighting a surge in violent crimes. homicides up 24%. gun assaults, 22%. over the same period last year. late today the president and attorney general outline a new anti-crime strategy focused on getting more money to police departments and violence intervention programs while cracking down on so-called rogue gun dealers. >> zero tolerance for gun

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> well, good evening once again, day 160 of the biden administration and the former president may be on the verge of seeing his company and its top executives facing criminal charges. the "wall street journal" reporting that lawyers for the trump organization made a last-ditch attempt today to convince new york prosecutors not to file tax-related charges which could now come as soon as this week. the manhattan d.a. has been investigating the trump finances. the investigation includes whether long-time cfo allen weisselberg received perks like cars and an apartment and repeatedly avoided paying taxes on them. weisselberg is expected to be charged this week, putting additional pressure on him to cooperate against his boss former president donald trump. donald trump isn't expected to be charged at this time, says his lawyer alan fischetti. his ex-family member says the trump organization cfo will blindly be loyal to trump. >> i think he has promised donald trump he will be safe. i think that is something that he is blindly loyal to him. >>

"the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> good evening once again.ice president are making their global debut with their first respective foreign trips in office. joe biden is now facing a tough new challenge here at home. a fellow democrat has dealt another blow to a key part of the biden legislative agenda. it's that man again. over the weekend, senator joe manchin of west virginia, who remains critical to his party's power, wrote this in an op-ed, i believe that partisan voting legislation will destroy the already weakening binds of our democracy. for that reason, i willot

that is tonight's last word the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. well good evening once again, day 140 of the biden administration. the president just hours away now from wheels up on an eight-day overseas trip his first international travel as president. first stop, the united kingdom. joe biden is on a mission to shore up some damaged alliances and confront one of our most powerful adversaries. however, here at home and on the eve of his travels his domestic agenda has entered a new uncertain phase. today, biden broke off talks with republican west virginia senator shelley moore capito for a bipartisan infrastructure and jobs bill. this came after weeks of on and off talks in west virginia senator says the sticking point was taxes. >> the last offer that i got from the president had for tax increases in it. we were in it to win it for the american people. we missed a real opportunity here for at least 20 republicans to join with the other democrats to pass the most robust infrastructure package that we can have. >> late today, the white house iss

now, no, your dad -- >> greg: the only thing worse than that was when brian williams that he used toirl. go get him honey. i mean, what the he. >> greg: you can talk about the artwork or the woman and indenmark. >> the second story is nasty, so i'm going to say this imaginary statue of tom brady and if you would like to purchase it and i would give you the certificate of authentication. >> i would, but i'm just going to kidnap him and we will come by. >> i'm on wheels. [laughter] >> frat guys are going to do this, come to my place and see my sculpture. >> greg: by the way, they are both fake stories. there is no art. and i don't think she really had sex, because she was on radio pitch he probably acted it out. they are both geniuses. >> i think she had sex. >> greg: it's a disgusting story and i condemn everything i've said in the past hour. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1

"the 11th hour with brian williams" begins right now. >>> good evening once again. day 143 of the biden administration, but it is the trump administration and its attorneys general that are under scrutiny tonight, increasing scrutiny at that. 24 hours after that blockbuster "new york times" report about the secret seizure of data from house democrats in the hunt for sources of leaks in 2017 and '18. justice department's independent internal watchdog has now launched an investigation. senate majority leader schumer, judiciary chairman durbin, say the democrats will open their own inquiry. they intend to subpoena those former trump attorneys general, sessions and barr, to testify before lawmakers. as of tonight, current house intel chairman adam schiff and committee member eric swalwell, both democrats from california, have both confirmed their records were seized. >> i think we've shown through two impeachments a willingness to hold donald trump accountable. donald trump thinks he's going to be reinstated in august, he's running for re-election in 2024, you have a nu

that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. williams starts now. >> and good evening once again. they 147 of the biden administration and tonight a new milestone in the effort to get back to normal around here. even as the administration is hours away from facing this nation's chief global adversary. in new york city, once the critically epicenter of the pandemic in our country buildings are lit and blue and gold in honor of the essential workers to mark an end to nearly all of these standing covid restrictions. detention tonight is also focused on geneva switzerland where the president is just eight hours away from sitting down with vladimir putin. we are also following breaking news at home tonight. the new york times reporting a top executive of the trump organization may soon be in deep legal trouble, quote, the manhattan district attorney's office appears to have entered the final stages of the criminal tax investigation into tunneled trump's long serving chief financial officer allen weisselberg setting up the possibility

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. 11th hour with>> good evening o. day 141 of the biden administration. joe biden's first night overseas as president. in his previous life, biden spent years of course, as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, before serving as vice president for eight years under obama. by his count, he has visited over 100 foreign countries during those years and he is no stranger to summits either. but this of course, this is different this time. now he is playing with house money. as president, he gets to lay out his vision for a u.s. foreign policy. much of it so badly damaged over these past few years. tonight, the bidens are in england. in the days ahead, the president will meet with british prime minister boris johnson and the queen, and attend the g7 summit. next week, he attends the nato and eu summits. closing out his trip, what else, with a meeting with vladimir putin. in a speech to u.s. and uk service members this afternoon, biden said he plans to quote, let putin know what i want him to know. >> we're goin

that is tonight's last word. "2 -- the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. ♪♪ >>> good eveningay from wheels up on an eight-day overseas trip. first stop, the united kingdom. joe biden is on a mission to shore up damaged alliances and

the 11th hour with brian williams begins right now. begins right now. >> good evening once again. day 136 of the biden administration. not good enough. that is the latest message from the president to the republicans counter offer on infrastructure and job creation. as you know, he's been trying to work out a bipartisan deal with senator shelley moore capito, who's been the leading republican in the talks. today, she told biden the republicans would be willing to add 50 billion and new spending to the parties latest overall 928 billion proposal. here's the reaction from the white house, and we quote, the current offer did not meet the presidents objectives to grow the economy, tackle the climate crisis, create new jobs. biden added lucky talking on monday. this comes as the latest jobs report shows 559,000 jobs added to the u.s. economy better than last month, not as high as some economists had projected. republicans say extended unemployment benefits in biden's covid relief bill were too generous. they're keeping people who need jobs from taking jobs. half of the states all it by

the 11th hour with brian williams, starts now.stration, the opening of a weekend which both the president and vice president are making their global debut with their first perspective foreign trips in office. joe biden is now facing a tough new challenge here at home, a fellow democrat has dealt another blow to a key part of the biden legislative agenda. and it's that man again, over the weekend senator joe manchin of west virginia who remains critical to his party's power in a 50/50 senate wrote this in an op-ed for the charleston gazette male. quote, i believe