murphy: mr. president, because america national security is gravely compromised by the inability of a president to have his national security team in place at a time of crisis, i would ask that it be in order to make the same request with respect to executive calendar number 328, an witkowsky. mr. cruz: mr. president, reserving the right to object, just a few moments ago the senator from connecticut said something bad is going to happen. he's right. something bad is going to happen, and there's a reason for it. the biden foreign policy in just seven months has been the most disastrous foreign policy we have seen of any administration since jimmy carter. to every enemy of america, they have projected weakness. on russia, joe biden has given vladimir putin what he wanted most, a multibillion dollar pipeline to let him extort europe. on china, the biden administration has been projecting weakness over and over and over again, including kowtowing to china and reversing the state department policy on

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america's clayton murphy tries to defend his bronze and maybe go even better >> and clayton murphy isever matters for him. when he's in a big meet, he saves his best running if he positions himself well, he can create history here tonight. >> so korir looks like he is going to handle -- >> whoa. >> whoa, the pushing has begun korir is in the lead >> boll of australia ferguson rotich on the outside nijel amos knot enjoying himself there and he's letting the competitors now he's not going to be pushed around. >> you have to assert yourself and make yourself run so that no mishaps happen >> here comes dobek in the white and red. one lap to go. 400 meters between these men and a gold medal who is going to get it >> extremely slowly, almost 54 seconds. this is going to turn into a kicker's race. everybody's still in it. >> clayton murphy, second from last he's back there with amel tuka work to do as they go up the backstretch. >> but a slow pace is in his favor. he's a kicker. even though he looks like he's way off the pace right here, you wait to see him in the final 150 meters of this ra

already a rooms on the foxes show, gleick and for ryan murphy, it's what murphy has its figures that everywhere. glee, probably the one show that would not freak you out. to be in because all the rest are scary so much. he also has appearances on the office want to pick his brain about that one of my favorites. and so we want to, one is now has a role in an episode, i guess they're doing american horror stories differently, the shirts and, and policy and follow g series. i think there used to be a through line. and the american horror story series is currently streaming exclusively on fx on hulu, around the cape, good hope to introduce our friend covers kevin mchale. how are you? i'm well, how are you doing? i'm just a young kid with a j fits. it's interesting that your episode called embargoed done so with all the information about it. but i will tell you before on i cannot even watch this american horror story from the artwork. and indeed, today i was trying to watch the trailer for the new season and somebody, somebody called rubber woman. yeah. she's scared to head. i watch read

or was met murphy in over his head?ry soon. >> coming up, first they had to face trial where nanette the's lawyer had an unusual defense. >> in court you called your client (bleep). >> i'm sure i did. just because you treated people poorly in your life doesn't mean you are a murderer. >> will the jury agree? when dateline continues. eline continues. ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pne

this is a murphy bed lemonis: who does the designs?he time and i draw it out by hand. lemonis: i'm super impressed that you did that. ryan: i just need to make the template and then i give it to our builder. so we have eight-inch solid wood on the sides, and we're going up with the pattern and then we're going back down. lemonis: it's clear to me that ryan really does understand his craft. he understands how to design things in his mind and on a piece of paper. the problem is you can't get to scale off a hand-drawn piece of paper. and so ryan's going to have to adopt the cad system, which is going to make things precise down to the millimeter, which will ultimately improve production and profitability. the first missing element in the business is you need to take your ideas and bring them to life in a technical way on the computer. it just automates everything. ryan: i like it. wendy: i do, too. man: ♪ are you ready ♪ ♪ you know i've got to see you show your hand ♪ ♪ are you ready ♪ lemonis: any financials to look at? alphus: yeah, thi

murphy. dr. murphy: thanks so much, jeff. it's great to be with all of you again this morning. we all know cases have risen across the country due to the delta variant. there are americans wondering what this really means to them and their families. i want to emphasize one fact that remains true. that is that the vaccines are working against the delta variant. they are highly effective at preventing severe disease, hospitalization, and death, and also effective at reducing the overall risk of infection. a recent study found that two doses of the mrna vaccine are 88% effective with the delta -- against them to medico 19 infection with the delta variant. so breakthrough infections and fully vaccinated people are the exception, not the rule. when they do happen, the vast majority are mild and asymptomatic. this reflect the reality that we have the most effective tool we need to end this pandemic, and that is the vaccine. recognizing the importance of continuing to push our efforts for the nation yesterday, we brought together the surgeon general of the united states, the clinton,

here is another point. >> murphy brown hit big and threw 20 to 25 viewers a week. >> murphy had a babyt come up a name for them for a year, is that a bad thing? >> it got urnds people's thing. >> american families in part on the program "murphy brown." bearing baby is simply wong. >> i am trading one liner with the president of the united states. >> in a recent speech, the vice president used me as an example. >> diane english and linda thomason changed the game. the show were a breakthrough. >> we could blame the media or the congress or administration that's been in power for 12 years or we could blame me. are you packed yet? our flight is early tomorrow. and it's a long flight too. once we get there, we will need... buttercup! ♪ open talenti and raise the jar. to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ever tasted. talenti. raise the jar. (realtor) the previous owners left in a hurry, so the house comes with everything you see. follow me. ♪ (realtor) so, any questions? (wife) we'll take it! (realtor) great. (vo) it will

. >> and murphy had a baby. >> if i don't come up with a name for him in, say, a year is that a verying mother. >> it got under people's skin. >> with the california primary two weeks away, vice president quail blamed the break down of american families in part on the program "murphy brown". >> bearing babies irresponsible is simply wrong. >> i thought i'm trading one liners with the vice president of the united states. >> in a recent speech, vice president quail used me as an example of the poverty of values in this country. >> diane english and linda blood worth tom son changed the game. most show runners in a totally male dominated industry. the shows were breakthrough. >> we could choose to blame the media or the congress or an administration that's been in power for 12 years or we could blame me. [ laughter ] can you be free of hair breakage worries? we invited mahault to see for herself that new dove breakage remedy gives damaged hair the strength it needs. even with repeated combing hair treated with dove shows 97% less breakage. strong hair with new dove breakage remedy. at p

tom: stephanie murphy is down in orlando, and those kind of stories matter. i think this actually goes to the heart of why president biden was talking about gas prices, why he was talking about inflation. because right now he is trying to cater to the population of the united states to get them behind some of these politicians that might otherwise face some opposition to engaging with a 3.5 trillion dollar plan. this is a pr move that is being centered by president biden, but has to come with each constituency. jonathan: it is quite a line for a pr move. if your primary concern is the cost of living, you should support this plan, not oppose it. you just wonder if that resonates. lisa: how much can you convince people that their wages will go up more than the prices they feel at the gas station in the grocery store? jonathan: we will catch up with robin hayes, the jetblue ceo, and my good friend and colleague guy johnson is going to be sitting down with him at london heathrow, as jetblue begins to travel from new york to london. if you are british, you can fly

ritika: kara murphy kara murphy -- --kara murphy will be joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: u.n. security council started emergency session on afghanistan. you are looking at the secretary general speaking. he is calling on the taliban to exercise restraint. afghan females need to remain and we must act together and use all tools at our disposal. the question mark is what western countries can do. the story of the markets, we look forward to jay powell and sell retail earnings as well paired abigail doolittle has the details. abigail: starting out with jay powell. fed chair jay powell hosting a town hall for educators. some investors and traders looking for clues on will there be talks about tapering. if you look at this chart of the fed's balance sheet, are the pandemic crisis and into present day, $8.3 trillion, a steep uptrend and then a slow uptrend. very likely -- very unlikely that trend will be breaking. we will be watching. retail sales, the actual number is 11.3% good i believe that was the number back in march, were recently dipping. the

and here's another point. >> murphy brown hit big rand drew 20 to 25 million viewers a week.y in a year, is that a bad thing? >> she's a single working mother. >> it got under people's skin. >> vice president quayle blamed it in part on murphy brown. >> bearing babies is simply wrong. >> i thought trading one liners with the vice president of the united states. >> in a recent speenks vice president quayle used me as an example of the poverty of values in this country. >> dan english and linda bloodworst thomason. the shows were break through. >> refuse to bring the media or the congress or an administration that's been in power for 12 years or we could blame me. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made

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claire mccaskill but no reaction from james murphy. and lately, that third vaccine shot could be coming sooner than we all expected. there is one use on the booster. front one of our top public health physician standing by to talk with us about all of it as the 11th hour is as we say, just getting underway on this wednesday night wednesday nigh rtable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 24 months. only for a limited time. for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin gold bond we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving on

and cory bush, there's a stephanie murphy and a conner lam who managed to be democrats and win in a swing district. and when you have the progressive wing of the party attacking the establishment wing of the party, you end up doing the bidding of republicans. this administration has managed to get a $1.9 trillion stimulus passed, 165 million americans vaccinated and child credit that has been transformational. so have we gotten everything we wanted done? no. but we've gotten so much done.

i'm completely with miss murphy on everything she just said because i've experienced it too. i'm much older than the 11 women who have come forth and spoken up about their experiences, so i applaud them for doing so. it took a lot of courage. i know because i didn't do it. i didn't come up and talk about it until recently. when you create that kind of toxic environment that ms. murphy just described, it does withhold you and prevent you from speaking up. it silenced you. and that needs to change. >> what can you tell us about your interviews with the attorney general's office? >> the interview was very interesting to me because they really talked about a pattern of abuse and sexual harassment. and i think that matters, because i saw it in 1995 through 2000 when i worked for him. and then it just continued on as he became governor of new york. it didn't stop. so talking to me, asking me about what i saw back in the housing department, what i think was very telling and important in terms of developing a case against him. >> go ahead. >> i certainly knew other women, not just my

and stephanie murphy of florida just jointing this group in dissenting on the path forward. matthew in denver, colorado. independent. what do you think should happen? caller: i definitely think he we are -- think we are getting to a point in politics where it's becoming more like a football team debate. it's not actually focusing more on the info getting out through these bills and more so focusing on the people pushing the bills. host: ok. anthony, pikesville, maryland, democratic caller. your turn. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. focusing just on the bill itself i have always supported it. it's useful to everyone who rides the road, rides the rail, cybersecurity. i can understand the shepherding

murphy: we will continue this hearing through the beginning of votes. other colleagues will join us. over the last 75 years, the majority of u.s. arms sales worldwide have gone to the middle east. they total more than $379 billion in sales. that is a lot of weapons into a very combustible part of the world. our sales in other forms of security systems are an important foreign policy tool for the united states to use to exercise its influence abroad. as with any foreign policy tool, it is important to continually reevaluate whether it is achieving its desired policy goals. when the cold war began as a means to counteract soviet expansion, we got into the business of supporting authoritarian regimes all over the world, in the middle east. we relied on arms sales to cement these relationships. we also need access to middle eastern oil and this drove our security policies there as well. we wanted oil from the region. many of those nations wanted our weapons. it is not the 1970's any longer. the soviets and the arab nationalists are gone. back then, the unit

. >>> governor murphy is expected to announce philadelphia students in grades k through 12 will havet the start of the school year due to the rising covid numbers he said there were no plans for a state mask requirement, but could change if covid numbers rise. >>> the gun that killed billy the kid in 1881 is going up for auction. bonham said it is expected to fetch $2 million and $3 million for the gun, dom the bunch of other items related to the wild west and billy the kid at this auction at the end of the month that is something you are into, and you have the bills, it is yours for the taktaking >> that doesn't surprise me at all. there are a lot of rich folks with a lot of hobbies and interest having that history is not all that surprising for $3 million >> that will be worth it you can afford it. >> if you are afford it. frances rivera, thank you very much have a nice weekend. >> you, too. >>> the top trending stories a big barcelona exit not so hot real estate deal and 11 herbs and spices for 11 nights bertha coombs is here with more on the trending stories. bertha >> dom, barca

a rooms on the foxes show, gleick and for ryan murphy, it's funny to me that murphy gets his fingers at everywhere. glee, probably the one show that would not freak you out to be in. because all the rest are scary so much. he also has appearances on the office want to pick your brain about that one of my favorites. and so we want to, one is now has a role in an episode. i guess they're doing american horror stories differently, the shirts, and anthology and follow g series. i think they used to be a through lie, and the american horror story series is currently streaming exclusively on fx on hulu, around the cape, good hope to introduce our friend covers kevin mchale. how are you coming and well, how are you doing? i'm just a young kid with a junior, but it's, it's interesting that your episode called embargoed, has done so with all the information about it. but i will tell you before on i cannot even watch this american horror story from the artwork. and indeed, today i was trying to watch the trailer for the new season and somebody, somebody called rubber woman. yeah. she's scared

stephanie murphy, one of the other leaders of the moderates. she is one of the cochairs of the blue dog democrats. she also has joined the group so now they have 10, so they have incredible leverage. they flexed their muscle last night and showed they mean business. it sounds like the two sides are inching closer to a deal. there's going to be another meeting at 9:00 a.m. this morning. they will have a separate briefing on the other big crisis, which is afghanistan. they will hear from officials including secretary of state tony blinken. nancy pelosi saying she hopes to have some kind of deal with gottheimer by noon, when she plans to bring this rule, this procedural vote, to the floor. she is hoping they have something in hand with timer -- in hand to move this forward. host: what can the speaker give to these centrists? guest: they want to the infrastructure bill to go first and soon rather than wait around for a process for the democrats to shape this social safety net plan that joe biden has proposed that is extremely them bishops. the conc

however, the president is getting support from his fellow democrats, including senator chris murphy, of connecticut, who says, not only was the president correct to continue the trumpet, ministrations deal with the taller bond to pull us forces out of afghanistan. but murphy goes on to say that this is a matter of reckoning for the foreign policy establishment here in washington, murphy says that it didn't matter whether the us state another year, another 5 years, another 10 years. it was simply putting off the inevitable. and that the country needs to really think how long and hard about what it means to be engaged in the process of nation building, which is what the administration of george w bush started back in 2002 after the invasion of afghanistan in order to go after some we've been lot and of course, as we all know, he abandoned that will push in order to set the stage for the 2003 invasion of iraq. alright, president job and thanks so much as moved to reaction from europe. now joan, how joins us from london, inter in london, john, let's start with this line about the u. k. t

murphy if you want to add anything. to end this pandemic we have to protect the american people and we have to don't do more and more to vaccinate the world. both are critical. and we're proving that we can protect our own people here at home as we help others. just to give you some data here. in the months of june and july, the u.s. administered 50 million shots here in the united states. and we shipped more than 100 million to other countries. as i said, the 115 million doses that we already donated is more than all of the other countries combined. and during the coming months when we talk about booster shots, we expect to give about 100 million boosters in the united states and we will donate more than that. so we are continuing to serve as the president said as an arsenal for vaccines for the world and you will see us do more and more. it builds on the trips waiver. the commitment to co-vax. and we're on track to produce a billion doses of covid vaccine in india, and our work to support vaccine manufacturing, to pro

murphy with the silver. >> reporter: rylov has adamantly denied doping. and murphy made it clear he wasn't specifically speaking of him. >> i think the world needs to do better in terms of fighting doping. i never mentioned a specific athlete. i never mentioned a specific country. >> reporter: russian athletes are banned from competing under their own flag after a massive state-sponsored doping program was discovered after the 2014 sochi games. but there's been criticism of testing oversight. a four-time olympic medalist is the president of world athletics, which controls all track and field athletes. should russia be here? >> it's slightly different in my sport. we've been very tough about their presence here. >> reporter: but true sportsmanship still shining in these games. american isaiah jewett tumbling to the ground after botswana's nijel amos accidentally tripped him in their 800 meter heat. jewett, helping amos up, putting his arm around him. the two finishing the race, together. >> quite an act of sportsmanship there. james, i know you're tracking

murphy: i'm going to follow up with the chairman's intelligence on his line of questioning. it seems as though what we are seeking to do is to establish or reestablish deterrence. that should be the objective. i am being normative. we want to reestablish deterrence. do not currently have that. -- we do not currently have that. we have the enrichment of uranium and the bombing of tinkers in the gulf of oman through functionaries that have provided weaponry. all manner of veltman of sophisticated missiles. we need to reestablish deterrence in foreign arms sales. -- deterrence -- deterrents. foreign arms sales could be a tool. i think it could be catalyzed for the iranians to seek dete rrents on their point. >> it not the only answer to our relationships in the middle east. ms. stroul: i would respond also that the u.s. military does have conventional overmatched vis-a-vis iran. as is why you see a man investing in other capabilities and not conventional military capabilities. this is why we have seen or why you see iran investing because it uses those to threaten the u.s. and

still with us are our friends eugene robinson and mike murphy. do you first, are you surprised at the drive, the passion of these texas democrats, and what do we look to thus far to say has been a result? >> i root for the tailor machine to do one more mr. smith reference there, but you have to admire their passion, but ultimately this is kabuki theater, i'm with them on the issue, i don't like the bill, but you get elected, this has happened before in texas where they do the warm thing, it boils on for a while, but eventually, you have to show up and vote, with the supreme court acting, i think the jig is up, and they will have to go participate now or risk being arrested. we don't need any more kabuki theater, if they don't have the votes, they don't have the votes as because the issue is. >> and eugene, i know you thought a lot about this and you've written about this, what happens if voting rights fail in the u.s. senate? >> well, i've talked about how democrats love to worry, if they want someone to worry about, voting rights is what they sh

i've made a decision but i'm going to join the cast of murphy brown. i'm going to become a surrogate father to that kid. the kid was born out of wedlock and this is what quayle found unacceptable. during the run of the "tonight show" there've been seven united states presidents and thankfully for comedy arab and eight vice president an owl i know i have made jokes about dan quayle but i want to thank him for making the final week so fruitful. but again the content, the contrast between the way they talk about political figures in the comedians who followed him as really quite dramatic. the study of jokes on the "tonight show" and "the late show" on cbs from january 1989 to september 1991 found that dan quayle was the subject of 417 jokes right number one during that period as a source of comedic merriment. president george h.w. bush was a distant second with 331 jokes during that period of time. that oim of humor represents nothing more than an appetizer for the way political figures were treated by in the years that followed and as i described in my n

i'm not saying ryan murphy at all, but i'm just said get it out. if you're working like that, you go, i gotta get company with this in some way and figure this out and then you can go on and build a king. right? but at 1st you property, why or yes, that probably tracks. yeah, i think that sounds right. well, he certainly has an eye for dallas to look at that glee room. i know there's travail scott, anytime young people are presented with quite regular the lives of pharaohs using these young people nowadays it just, it gets weird but also such and i, i for who's good at what was your initial thing like did you go in where you're daunted, what did he read you was getting the gig, i mean one of the test was the 1st time actually spoke to him, but he came into testing for a tv show anyways, my nerve wracking, horrible thing. but he came in and was very calm. is like, you guys are nervous dumping over, we're more nervous than you are, which was nice. didn't really help. but yeah, he and hindsight would, you know, would tell us like, i knew immediately t

joining us live is senator murphy democrat of connecticut. he chairs the subcommittee that deals with afghanistan. senator, sir, it's nice to have you here. thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> so the president tonight talked about the fact that he's getting criticism and he accepts the criticism for the scenes of what is happening in afghanistan. he also admitted that the speed at which the taliban has consolidated control over afghanistan is something that was a surprise even if that in itself wasn't. what do you make of those two factors? what do you make of the president's remarks today? >> well, the president made a tough decision but the right decision. frankly, a decision that was essentially forced on him by the trump administration, which had drawn down our forces to 2,500. it was just not true that we were going to be able to stave off a taliban offensive with those kinds of numbers. the president had two choices -- either complete the withdrawal or surge back to 8,000, 10,000 troops, something that frankly the american

next senator chris murphy. he joins me. pentagon, as of right now there are 200 military aircraft falling nonstop, evacuating afghans and u.s. citizens out of afghanistan. nearly 40,000 people have been evacuated, since the taliban took kabul, less than two weeks ago. 16,000 leaving afghanistan over 24 hour period, this weekend. obviously a massive undertaking military planes, private air carriers alike taking part. all other partner countries helping. tens of thousands getting out of the airport in kabul, to destinations like the u.s. airbase in germany. since sunday, at least five flights have landed in dallas international airport in d.c.. according to the pentagon. like this united airlines flight arriving from germany this morning. many in congress, including democrats, are calling for investigations into how the withdrawal is being conducted. senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut, sits on the committee that will announced it will investigate the circumstances around the withdrawal, including the trump and mini

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yesterday it was phil murphy at the podium.nts, and that's not just public schools, private school, parochial schools saying in new jersey they'll be maxed. thankfully in statements like florida, they're taking a different approach. will: i would say that states like florida responding with some aggressive sanity. the board of education is, i believe it's already passed, the measure that would allow parents to take vouchers, school funds to leave school districts that are imposing irrational mask policies and take their children, their students to other schools including private schools where they can find a more sane alternative. peter doocy asked jen psaki about these measures coming back across the united states. here's how that exchange went. >> reporter: he says that his concern is about harmful emotional, academic and psychological effects of putting kindergartners in masks for hours at a time. is there any concern from officials that you guys talked to in your early decisional a discussions about that? >> no, there's not

that was senator chris murphy of connecticut speaking last week on the senate floor.n support of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, senator murphy has supported biden's decision to withdraw troops, since april, since president biden first announced the leave. joining us now live is senator chris murphy. he chairs the subcommittee deals with afghanistan. senator it's nice to have you here. thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> so the president tonight, talked about the fact that he is getting criticism, and he accepts the criticism, for the scenes of what's happening in afghanistan, he also admitted that the speed at which the taliban has consolidated control over afghanistan, is something that was a surprise, even if that vision eventually elated soap wasn't. what do you make of those two factors? and what do you make of the presidents remarks today? >> the president made a tough decision, but the right decision. and frankly, a decision that was essentially forced on him by the trump administration. which are drawn down our forces to the 2500. it was ju

here is dennis murphy with "secrets of lake seminole. " >> lake seminole. an hour outside florida's state capital is deep south. fishing, hunting country with spanish moss on the oaks. in season, the duck hunters are out before dawn. and it was there in the year 2000 on a december morning, an experienced outdoorsman named mike williams went duck hunting. it was the 30-year-old hunter's sixth wedding anniversary and there'd be a stay at a romantic b&b that evening. but the morning hours were his to hunt. >> that was his outlet. that was what he enjoyed. >> the thing is, he never came back. seemed to simply vanish. his wife, denise, called around to family. it was already late afternoon when mike's brother nick got the worrying news. >> there was gonna be a search already starting over at lake seminole. so we called a friend of ours and we went together. >> mike's co-worker, christie garrett. >> mike is very skilled. i mean, he is a very skilled hunter, and we thought maybe he's had an accident. >> as a cold front moved in, a formal search began on the 30,000

rylov as adamantly denied any doping, and murphy made it clear he wasn't specifically accusing him. >> i think the world needs to do better in terms of fighting doping. i never mentioned a specific athlete. i never mentioned a specific country. >> reporter: russian athletes are banned from competing under their own flag after a massive state-sponsored doping program was discovered after the 2014 sochi games. and this morning, the international olympic committee saying a belarusian athlete is, quote, safe and secure after she refused to board a flight home. the sprinter said she was taken to the airport against her wishes after she publicly complained about her coaches. the belarusian olympic committee is run by the oldest son of victor lukashenko who has been called europe's last dictator. that committee adding the sprinter was removed from the team because of her emotional and psychological state. and some other team usa medals to note, in diving krysta palmer took bronze in the women's 3-meter springboard and in weightlifting, katherine nye took home silver. >>> time now for a close

still with us eugene robinson and where mike murphy. this is as the doctor said, this is so, craven so ghoulish. i know i've asked you this various forms, before alaska. glenn when exactly did it become on brand for republican governors to cast aside any seeming custodian function in their states and push policies that promote illness and can cause death, all to earn the ardor of the anti-science, political base of a twice impeached retired politician in florida? >> i'll start with the weasel e footnote, justice say not all republican governors have gone down the crazy path, some of them have done a one 80, so it's better. the governor who's a -- one republican presidential nominee. i think he's making a mistake, i think he's making things to. simple and he ought to keep a eye on his reelection in florida where he's tied or slightly behind in the polls to have two other democratic opponent. so i think it is shrewd for biden, politically, to attack on this with the political weapon of we want to close the schools, that's what most people

back with us, james carville and mike murphy. abbott in texas doubled down today on his stance against vaccine mandates. is this the price of staying on brand with the maga crowd, and going after the nomination of your party if you're a republican lawmaker? >> yeah. these guys are playing republican primary politics. i think over time, it's going to be proven to be a weaker bet than they think it is. and the other side of the equation is, they get in trouble in the general election. covid is bad for incumbents. i don't care what party they're in. you see it all over the country. newsom in california is in serious jeopardy with the recall. gretchen whitmer in michigan seeing lower poll numbers. if you're an incumbent, people are mad. but desantis is leading with his chin into the meat grinder, and the polling shows it. among independents, he's only holding on to republicans. that's not a winning hand in a swing state. i think he's trying to find a way out of it. but this was a self-inflicted move. and it's made the general electio

nobody has that problem with murphy. just murphy. that's one example.n, look, keeping mounds of garbage and you know five in the last year and have for 18 months, but the double masking in philadelphia, which, by the way, they don't fit. that you are essentially tellin the workers that one masked doesn't work. to have to wear two. that is how we are. >> gray good, take us home. >> there is a difference betwee the vaccination has a tense and the pro- vaccination lectures. they have a number of reasons and we don't even bother to ask what they are and you know, my spirit this a lot of women worried about pregnancy. i think it is safe for women wh are pregnant but it is completely natural to be concerned about that. i showed a chart the other day that said there are things that are unknown about the vaccine can even though i am pro- vaccine. the difference between that and the pro- vaxx lecture, that actually think they can go and tell you how to live is that th only see one thing coming to have to get a vaccination. but if i can't. what if i looked at and

cuomo in 2019, all of them are now urging him to step down, including the new jersey governor phil murphy who's been a close partner during the pandemic >> i'm appalled by the treatment that this -- these women have to put up with. they deserve to be heard and thank god they were heard and the governor has to resign he's got to go. >> governor cuomo faces not just criminal investigations. the lawyer for one of his accusers, a former aide named lindsey boyland said she plans to sue the governor and trying to discredit her when she went public with her complaints governor cuomo has denied all of the accusations of harassment and is refusing to step down but he might not have a choice if state lawmakers act. nbc's gabe gutierrez live in albany on our top story tonight. gabe, if the governor is going to get removed, it's going to happen right behind you at the state capitol. >> reporter: yeah, that's right: shep, the governor appears to have very few friends left the speaker says the governor cannot remain in office and he's expediting the impeachment inquiry. today we saw this banner flying