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i want to bring in a piece that you wrote for msnbc daily. you wrote that the november midterm elections may term as more than just a reflection of which party voters want to control congress. it may also be a test of much of our law enforcement and domestic security agencies have led from the lapses that led to last year's january 6 u.s. capitol riot. donald trump will be on any ballot in the midterms. his strategy to sow confusion could serve as a template for terror, particularly if he or his cronies are facing indictment for what happened last january. given all that, how should law enforcement be preparing right now for future elections? >> well, first they need to acknowledge reality. no one can look in the law enforcement and intel community can look at what hand on january 6 and declare that a success, right? why, what happens next? how do we get out ahead of this, and that comes down to anticipatory intelligence. what does that mean? let's look on the short-term horizon. we know from accountability over 700 arrests for those who part

msnbc is covering up a lot and framing it in a different way. cnn is covering it its own way.s to not cover a major committee work on investigating an attack on the us capital and focus on biden�*s agenda and infrastructure. after but i see january six in a different rate than the committee. the committee sees it framing at least congressman cheney has trump being idle that's not the story. trump may have been idle for a few hours but the story is there weeks prior and the intent was there the other reason i'm not giving msnbc credit here the reason they keep covering this is the aftershock of january six is not that this was an isolated episode. attempts to frame the 2020 election as if i get an election continue in a rampant rate in many states to the point where people are trying to run for office seeing the election was a lie and change election laws this is a pervasive new movement in american politics that deserves attention and scrutiny. david, what is your view of this, no one is suggesting this is not the story but it's the degree to which it's being covered. do you s

she's an msnbc contributor.eful that you're talk about voting rights. we were engaged in conversation with her. we rr clear in her state if we do not have federal mandates of how every single american should be able to access the voting booth equally, you have roughly 1.6 million in arizona that will not be able to vote even though they were able to cast a ballot in 2020. they are changing the rules. by they, i mean the republican party. we want to make sure that little d democracy is universally. if we're watching the dismants ling of it state by state, it's not just incumbent on the democrat, it's incumbent on the republicans. we need universal rules. sadly even though her state is part of the big lie with the great big audit that showed that biden won not once by thrice. she decided she wanted sfort the jim crow filibuster instead of suspending it like other pieces of legislation that she deemed a priority. >> an opinion piece says your effort to oust sinema could succeed because of the way she won in 2018. h

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stay with msnbc for a special edition of "meet the press daily" today. chuck is rolling out his meet the midterms coverage, tracking which way the political winds are blowing so far. that's today at 1:00 p.m. eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, right here on msnbc. >> we have some breaking news to share with you. it has to do with concerns about the 5g network sites around airports. joining me now, nbc's tom costello who covers aviation and has been on the story for months. tom? >> the bottom line here, sources are telling nbc news that negotiations are underway at this hour between the government and the industry. the cell phone industry, essentially to create the buffer zones around those 5g sites near airports that the airlines are worried about. as you know, the airlines have been suggesting, do not turn on those 5g sites at midnight tonight around airports, because they have the potential to cause interference with critical cockpit technology, the altimeters that the pilots use for approaching runways in bad weather. the faa has said if these 5g sites go l

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which has everybody at msnbc over the moon, ms. sanders it is such a pleasure to have you here and suchit a pleasure that you are joining us msnbc, so grateful for that. >> thank you, rachel. happy to be here. and i mean you put the t as some people would call it, right out there at the top of the show. so i love it. tacy great. >> let me ask you, if the account in that book is broadly correct, did you and other advisers to president biden think that that was not the right move, when he made that pledge at that debate, on that debate stage in south carolina? >> well, i will say a number of things in the book is not true but thatth is in fact true, the was lots of debate leading up to thatde debate in south carolinan february about what then candidate biden should do.fe there was never a question about if the commitment was real. similar to the commitment that the president, then candidate bidenth made himself about maki sure his running mate would be a woman.se that is a commitment that joe biden himself made, something he strongly

i'm joined by owe dets yousef and msnbc columnist hayes brown., i know you have reported on this poll, 74% of americans do not go along with these falsehoods, 21 million people is still a lot of people who do. what are the demographics of this group that he researchers are calling the american insurrection movement? >> well, according to the new chicago numbers, these are people that are largely between 35la and 55 years old, so late millen nall gen-xors, middle class, largely employed, people that are fairly e stable when i comes to their -- having a job and their family situation. this is a very different profile than i think the u.s. is accustomed to looking at when it considers domestic extremism. >> yeah. among these, 21 million people who support these false claims, 75% report believing in what is called the great replacement. what is that and what are the implications of such a large group supporting these ideals? >> the great replacement is conspiracy theory that originated several years ago from france, and it's been largely on the fring

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more news is coming up right here, on msnbc. ♪♪ >>> it's a new hour, and first up on msnbc, we couldjust weeks away from a closer look at what the january 6th select committee has found. the new face in the investigation and how it could involve former vice president mike pence. >>> a sharp increase in women extremists in the u.s. >>> workers protecting democracy amid the all important midterms in november, the president said to put the spotlight on this next week after his strongest words yet on january 6th. >> they weren't looking to uphold a free and fair election, they were looking to overturn one. they weren't looking to save the cause of america. they were looking to subvert the constitution. >>> plus, daily covid infections and hospitalizations are rising ever higher, we are talking to the president of the american medical association who's been critical of those changing cdc guidelines. >>> and the third biggest school district in the country still shut down, at least through monday, leaving hundreds of thousands of families in the lurch. the showdown between the district and

i want to bring back msnbc medical contributor dr.r covid questions that you have tweeted at me. so, let's get to it, dr. patel, because we got a lot of them. let me ask the first question here, which is, what percentage of covid vaccines actually prevent infection? eight family members, one tested positive, three others negative, the rest have no symptoms, no test. all adults, vaccinated and boosted. 2 and 6-year-old not vaccinated but no symptoms. >> yeah, yasmin, we're seeing a lot of this. unfortunately, with omicron, we don't have precise percentages because a lot of people are testing at home and might not report it in. what we know from other countries is that it's about -- you've got the booster, you're getting anywhere from 70% to 80% effectiveness to reduce all the things we worry about, and we know it also protects against symptomatic infection, but much lower than that. so, bottom line, it's holding, but it's decreased compared to what it was before. >> all right, this is a good one. how long do boosters last, and if you a

go right to msnbc's josh from the white house. what do we know about first president's talks with his national security advisers? >> reporter: fairly unusual for the white house to announce publicly the president will hold national security-related meetings on a weekend. particularly when he's out of town, when he's at camp david. but the white house trying to show that president biden and his entire team are very engaged in trying to avert some type of larger conflict in ukraine just as the u.s. and russia are engaged in really a last-ditch attempt to avoid that type of an escalation and to try to calm tensions. this after the secretary of state antony blinken met in geneva with his russian counterpart, the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov, and after that meeting the secretary of state said that the u.s. has now agreed to respond in writing to russia's one-sided draft proposal for a security treaty with the u.s. and nato on which russia wants nato to commit not to expanding, to include ukraine and other countries. the u.s.

to listen to fox and cnn and msnbc. it's about left versus right. think that's a cartoonish version of the political divide that makes billions of dollars for political and media forces. the real political divide is between the powerful and the powerless. the powerful few are headquartered in both major parties. corporate-backed forces. that are obstructing the financial well-being and the greater economic and professional and just personal opportunities for the american people. jesse: i would agree with that, that there is definitely a big guy versus little guy scenario. that's always been the case and something to address. but where do you think the president joe biden's biggest failures have been so far in year one? >> not pushing back. >> the biggest failures are the same as donald trump and barack obama, a refusal to take on the dominance of these corporate forces. if you look at the actual economic stunts of the average american. have they been that different no matter who? this president could invoke a medical emergency. he could expand medic

stay with msnbc for the coverage of the battle over voting rights. our fragile democracy. that's sunday 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific on msnbc. >>> up next, stew leonard junior joining us to talk about why grocery store shelves are bare yet again and when we might see some relief. yet again and when we might see some relief. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it's 28 past the hour and across the country, people have been going to their local grocery stores and seeing empty shelves, supply chain issues and staffing shortages due to the layest surge in covid piling onto what was already a challenging time for grocers. joining me now, stew leonard junior. a supermarket chain in the new york tristate area. >> good morning. >> in isn't the best of times right now what i see behind you there's plenty of product there. tell us what conditions are at your store right now. where are your big challenges? >> we have been through this since day one and this is the worst i've seen it. as far as the number of workers that we have quarantined at stew leonards, it was up to 8% which is 200 people. w

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on msnbc saying he's not inspiring, he's not in command.s like it might be kind of a turning point one year in in the way the media assess the biden presidency. >> well, finally. [laughter] i mean, it's just so obvious now. he hasn't been able to accomplish anything. he keeps going up to congress, kind of sets himself up for these stories because he goes to congress, and it's as though he's going to try to rally democrats, his own party, to go along with his agenda. and we all know ahead of time it's not going to work, and so he sets himself up leaving 0-3 now. and, you know, you can't ignore a story like that. that's, i think the media's finally catching on here and reporting what's going on rather than trying to lift up joe biden the way they never, never would have done if it was donald trump and now finally facing reality that more than a year in and looking at the wholeness of the democratic agenda and seeing they're just not really getting anywhere. howard: well, i wouldn't say he hasn't accomplished anything, because he did get the i

>>> and a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. it's high noon here in the east, 9:00 a.m. out west. welcome, everyone, to "alex witt reports." we've got breaking news to begin. a winter storm making an impact on millions of us. check out this video. that's florida. we're seeing reports of tornadoes on the gulf coast. didn't know we need to expect that. but we do have debris we can see flying off of buildings in fort myers. collier county, witnesses spotted a possible tornado roaring through that area. there are reports of heavy damage in the area. 82 million of us are under some kind of weather alert from this storm that started in the plains, made its way to the southeast overnight, and is now tracking toward the northeast. several states have declared states of emergency as snow and ice have moved in, covering roads and leaving thousands without power. north carolina is facing some of the worst of it. already 5 to 10 inches of snow have been reported in the western part of that state. governor roy cooper called on everyone to st

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