that was some fun, donny. >> donny: that was wonderful. >> tim: let's do it next week. >> donny: i'm with you, i'll meet you there. >> tim: that was our director today, this game produced by aaron. for them and our entire fox sports group, tim brando for donny marshall saying our final 74-73, you've been watching big east basketball right here on fox! ♪ hi, i'm mike. jack hired me to tell you about his bagel breakfast sandwiches with bacon or sausage. jack i thought you hired me to be the spokesperson! why choose one when you can have two? my 2 for $5 bagel breakfast sandwiches. bagel breakfast sandwiches with bacon or sausage. whoa, mark. jack hired me! i got a contract. you mean like this one? why choose one when you can have two? my 2 for $5 bagel breakfast sandwiches. why choose one when you can have two? needs to be taken into consideration but i can assure you there will be members of both parties who will look at it very, very differently than they did last year and the previous impeachment. >> chris: mick, when you announced your resignation this week, you said that you felt

and donnie osmond saying he was a beloved showman and icon.gfried himself reflecting on what his legacy would be. >> 40 years on stage, you know. and we had the most successful show in the history of las vegas anyway. >> siegfried died wednesday night at his home in las vegas from pancreatic cancer. he was 81 years old but leaves behind a truly magical legacy, you guys. >> ooh, that he does, will, indeed. and siegfried & roy's secret garden and dolphin habitat is still open at the mirage hotel in las vegas. it takes me back to my childhood. i used to go to las vegas all the time, living in san diego. and we would see their posters everywhere. it was that iconic show. and today i learned through our abc special that it used to be an adult show and they decided to make changes to make it more family friendly. that is how i remembered it. >>> coming up, the man who just broke a world record of bubbles. >> you won't believe how many bubbles he blew inside that one big bubble. big bubble. bble. >>> welcome to the mix. we're going to start with a ra

donny deutsch, thank you very much.to fix four years of trump's war against government. that's ahead on "morning joe." >>> i've gone from not understanding the stock market to extra not understanding the stock market. experts are saying the stock market is now in the world's first ever meme stock bubble. meme stock. sounds like the worst music festival. luckily, none of this affects me. as you know, all my money is securely invested in beanie babies. >> it is friday, january 29th. with us we have white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire, former chair of the republican national committee, and an msnb political analyst, michael steele and former aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments, elise jordan, these an msnbc political analyst as well. so we will get to the latest in game stop. that story ahead. plus, a full year into the fight against covid. and we're learning troubling details about the pandemic. a federal investigation found that u.s. officials who greeted american evacue

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shawna thomas, donny deutsch, dan drezner, charlie sykes, thank you very much. donny? >> the very thing that thing happened forced such a huge percentage to abandon -- guys, i'm telling you we're in a different era. this happened, that has to happen. that was a shocker. holy -- we have to move it in a different direction. guys i'm not so crazy, well, i'm so crazy. >> let my apologize. this is a family program, you are not to use vulgarity on this program. willie, mika and i all shocked and stunned and deeply saddened by that. on a serious front, sometimes it does -- it does take shocking developments. the 63 birmingham church bombing woke a so-called white moderate americans into supporting the civil rights movement in a way they had not in the past and i'm hopeful that the siege of the united states capitol and the attempt by the president of the united states and josh hawley to lead an insurrection against the united states government and to tear the constitution to shreds, i'm hopeful that that will wake up millions of americans as thrh the past four years because t

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-donny, no. -oh. >>> welcome back.have new information about the covid-19 variant first identified in the uk. british prime minister johnson warning this variant isn't only more transmissible, but may be associated with a higher degree of mortality. today, however, the director of the national institutes of health here in the u.s. says it's too soon to tell whether this variant is deadlier. with us today is dr. sel selene gounder. how concerned should americans be? so when we talk about a virus being more deadly, there's a couple different ways. it can become more virulent, in that it -- or can become more contagious what we're seeing is the you can strain is certainly more contagious, spreading more easily from person to person, so we are seeing more deaths as a result of that. the jury is still out whether the virus is more virulent. does it cause more severe disease in the person who gets infected with this particular strain? we still are studying that. we don't have a definitive answer yet. even if the san diego it

. >> carol and donny, we know you are suffering a special loss, but we share fully in your grief. >> i very, very much am going to miss him and to donny and carol and cynthia, let me just say, don fowler was aces in my view. >> he was truly a faithful, devoted friend to me and many, many others. >> i want to thank don fowler for all he gave to the democratic party and to the united states of america and i thank you for the example you're going to continue to be. >> don fowler would always be remembered as the chairman's chair and he will always be for me, mr. chair. >> the democratic party is so much better off because of don fowler, the united states of america is so much better off because of don fowler. >> we got to see the don that everyone here new and loved, the professor, the doctor, the colonel of all the titles don's had, i'm the most pleased that i was his friend. >> i was one of many young, people who he mentored and, yes, received those infamous handwritten letters. >> nobody fought harder for the democratic party than don fowler. he was simply the best. >> whenever i thi

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-donny, no. -oh. >>> congressional republicans are now facing a moment of reckoning after this week's deadly attack on the nation's capitol. wednesday's violence was incited by the words and lies of outgoing president trump and at least five people lost their lives. just this morning one republican senator called trump's actions clearly reckless. does that mean he is ready to impeach? take a listen. >> i think the president's decisions and his actions that day and leading up to that day on this topic were clearly reckless. i said that very early in the evening on wednesday that this was a tragic day for the country and the president had involvement in that. my personal view is that the president touched a hot stove on wednesday and is unlikely to touch it again. if that's the case, we get -- every day we get closer to the last day of his presidency. >> joining us now cnn political commentator margaret hoover host of pbs "firing line" and cnn's senior political analyst the author of "washington's

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-donny, no. -oh. >>> more breaking news a white house official is telling cnn president biden will reinstate travel restrictions on monday for non-u.s. citizens who have been in brazil, ireland, and the united kingdom as well as much of europe. president biden will also add travel restrictions for those who have recently been to south africa. let's go straight to cnn ease arlette saenz at the white house. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: ana, what president biden will do tomorrow is reimpose the travel restrictions that were lifted by president trump in his waning days in office. a white house official tells me the president will be reimposing restrictions on most non-u.s. citizens from -- who have recently traveled to brazil, ireland, the united kingdom, and most european countries. in addition to this, president biden will extend those restrictions to travelers who have recently been to south africa. he will be doing this just one week after president trump said that he would be lifting

detective donnie lewis said they still had questions. >> for the most part it looks pretty good for tomy strong? >> absolutely. the witnesses that see him at the poker game, we know where he was all night. >> that's not the end of the story though? >> that is not the end of the story. >> not the end of the story because there was something investigators just couldn't get around, the daughter's story, her description of the killer. it was powerful evidence they couldn't ignore, and so just hours after the murder -- >> the defendant was remanded to steuben county jail without bail. >> they arrested kelley's husband tom clayton and charged him with murder. >> how can you arrest him? what are you arresting him based on? >> there's a lot of suspicion. there's a lots of -- basically we have to have probable cause to make an arrest. >> what was the probable cause? >> the biggest thing, the oldest child had made comments that it looked like daddy, had daddy's eyes. >> as of the end of the day -- >> reporter: tanner covered the story for nbc affiliate webn tv. >> i don't know how they charged hi

it's get the latest from kedah been gorgeous donnie at the white house.e are hearing the latest information that donald trump has released a prerecorded video. give us a sense of what he is saying in that. report: yes, that announcement came from the white house saying it would be released at 4:00 p.m., this video that the presidt reportedly taped yesterday. it is a farewell message from donald trump, a little bit posting of some of the biggest achievements of his administration. in that message, according to the excerpts we got, he speaks about the fact that he was one of the presidents who brought back one of the greatest economies in the history of the nation. he also spoke about standing up to chi, about bold diplomacy, and of course he touted those peace deals in the middle east. those were some of the elements donald tru wanted to focus on for his last full day in office. in that video, donald trump twice mentioned a new administration, wishing the administration success, but at no time does he wish -- speak the name of joe biden. of course, there i

have contracted more vaccines done they will need and out of controlling the global supply to also donnie and release them to callbacks immediately which is ready to day to roll out them out quickly. china says it's now ready for a visit by the world health organization scientists investigating the origins of covered 19 earlier this week members of the team were denied entry at the last minute they included that viral of the professor barry and co months she spoke to al jazeera stepfather who asked about the delay and what comes next. we got a message that the visa had not been resolved so that we were asked to stay where we were. and waiting for for what else what would follow and so far so w.h.o. is discussing with china. you know what the issue is and have you all reschedule work has already started you have been asked to do a deep dive into what exactly happened at the early stages of this and that make. and we have been preparing that in discussions with our chinese colleagues the chinese government has been accused of a lack of transparency about the origins of call that 19 if this

donny osmond tweeting, he was a true gentleman, a consummate showman and a beloved entertainment iconried himself reflecting on what his legacy would be. >> 40 years on stage, you know, and we had the most successful show in the history of las vegas anyway. >> reporter: siegfried died wednesday night at his home in las vegas from pancreatic cancer. he was 81 years old, but he leaves behind a truly magical legacy, alex and mona. >> thank you >>> right now on "america this morning," pandemic plan. >> the very health of our nation is at stake. >> president-elect biden unveils a massive stimulus proposal with more direct payments to americans, a boost to the minimum wage and billions for vaccination efforts. this as more hospitals warn they're running out of shots. the new challenge this morning. we take you to one of the hardest hit hospitals. >>> the officer jammed inside a door during the capitol riots speaks out. >> i guess i got pinned through the small back and forth we had fighting for, you know, every inch. >> what he's revealing about the man who tried to attack him and this morn

a nightclub in upstate new york, right question what this was individual who i think without sue donniespering in his ear probably would've gone a different way. whereas al qaeda would put them as a java megaphone effects rate go out there and hope it sticks. these guys are much more of a one on one intervention trend push the message and action. >> to watch the rest of this program visitor website booktv.org research box the top of the page look for seamus huge the title of his book, all grown. >> you are watching tv on cspan2 on this three-day holiday weekend. television for serious readers, here are some programs to look out for, tonight heritage foundation senior fellow mike gonzalo argues that identity politics of dividing america. and then on her author interview program "after words", adam gentles and his deputy chief of staff performer democratic senator harry reid of nevada suggests the modernization of the senate is damaging american democracy. on monday it's an extra day book tv on martin luther king day, featured programs include whole foods ceo john mackey on leadership, lo

-donny, no.>> shannon: across the country coronavirus vaccines are being distributed but there is a lag to getting the doses into patient's arms who want it. the inefficiency of the process is coming under increasing criticism. on the east coast a deadly government failure unfolding in new york. thousands of doses unused due to inflexible state rules on who it be injected when. in california residents asking: what is the hell is going on? let's discuss the state of affairs with dr. marty. good to see you again. let's start in new york. there appears to be a dispute between governor cuomo warning hospitals you better do it by the guidelines we gave but. if you don't get it out we will give it toroth people. the mayor of new york bill de blasio saying we have millions who want the vaccine but can't give it to them because of your rules. what is happening? >> there is a massive blame game going on. i think it speaks to the problem we have right now with an overly complex allocation strategy. we shou

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. >> looks like donny jr. is talk ing and getting them riled up. the president floating the idea of pulling out in georgia tonight. i am sure that was really a tough persuade, like he really needed a big push to air his grie grieve grievances. the white house made 18 attempted calls to secretary raffensperger and there were small number of republican members, mit romney and other members criticized the president for this and his behavior, they're scared including david perdue who is angry, not about the nation's chief of executive engaged in election tampering. >> i guess i was raised differently. my mom and dad were schoolteachers. to have a statewide official taped without disclosing the president of the united states and leaking it to the press, now it is disgusting. >> apparently the call itself, i guess his mom and dad did not mind lies, no problem with that in the perdue family. the call of thug conspiracy does bring back memory, the phone call to ukraine president he got impeached for. the one he says he learned so much from. >> the feds hav

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cnn business reporter donnie o'sullivan caught up with some trump supporters ahead of tonight's rallyey're buying everything the president is selling. >> reporter: are trump and his supporters just sore losers? >> no, we haven't lost. >> reporter: so he'll be president for two more weeks? >> no. he will be president until 2024. >> obviously trump is saying the election was stolen from him here in georgia. he doesn't trust the republican election officials here. does that cause a problem for this week's senate election? >> yes, i think it has. for several people. people have been demoralized and have actually told me they don't want to vote, because they feel like their vote isn't going to count. >> what do you say to people? >> i tell them, well, if the democrats are going to steal the election, we're not going to -- we're going do the right thing and we're going vote. >> reporter: will you accept joe biden as president? >> no, he'll never be my president. >> reporter: but you accept he's going to be inaugurated? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: how can that change at this point. >> there

donny also found his body wine to spread good vibes with his music the singer from uganda winner of an m.t.v. music award has been a pop star for more than 20 years. his lyrics are political bobby wine tells it like it is giving a voice to the oppressed in his country. many people are good and i really want to use everybody into bore highlight their plight because they are not as lucky as i've been but he realized singing wasn't enough to affect real change so 3 years ago bobby wine got into politics to try to change uganda from the ground up now he's running for president trying to topple ury most 71 has been in power for almost 35 years. said the knee is a different generation he's a representative of. a representative of the future ready. the 38 year old musician is popular with the younger generation which makes up the majority of the country almost 80 percent of uganda's population is under 30 bobby wine wants them to fight for their own political freedom. comes to those who fight not to those who cry because the more you cry is the more your people continue to buy so rise and def

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-donny, no. -oh. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. these days you need more than an education.that's what we give you. introducing career services for life. learn more at phoenix.edu >> shannon: more than 100 house republicans, a dozen gop senators are planning to challenge the electoral results wednesday. the mainstream media is going after their stated goal of multiple allegations of serious voter fraud. >> there's an allegation of widespread fraud. you have failed to offer evidence but you're demanding an investigation on the grounds of widespread fraud. so essentially you're the arsonist here. >> shannon: talk about the coverage of the latest election developments with committee republican jim jordan of ohio. welcome back. >> good to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: sticking with that arsonist theme. the "wall street journal" say republicans are playing with fire. the cost of this show boating will be something that democrats will exploit. what are you hoping to accomplish? >> we're hoping to defend the constitution. you have several of these six states that have been deba

-donny, no.oh. >>> another grim covid-19 milestone. 25 million americans are now confirmed to have had the disease. that's 1 in 13 people in the country. as the world is about to hit 100 million confirmed cases, that means the united states with 4% of the world's population has 25% of the world's cases of covid. joining me now is sanjay gupta, who has written a new book called "keep sharp: build a better brain at any age." we'll get to that in a moment, but i want to welcome him. it's always a pleasure and always a way to have proving to the world that we are not, in fact, the same person. >> right, thank you. yes, that's an important point. >>> let me ask you about this vaccination question because i do feel as though people are accusing me of being too tough on biden. but we are already at one million vaccinations a day. and if you do the math, we will get to herd immunity sometime in the middle of 2022 if we keep at this pace, and that is biden's goal, one million a day. there has to be a way

-donny, no.. >>> donald trump did all he could to hold onto his election, and the "wall street journal" said, he wanted us, the united states, to sue one or more of the states directly in the supreme court. the pressure got really intense. good to see you, john. how will this kind of reporting, in your view, factor into this impeachment trial? >> well, it's hard to tell. we were all curious when william barr, the attorney general, resigned mid-december and said in his obsequious resignation letter that the charges of fraud would be examined by the department of justice. we didn't know if the people who were replacing him at the top would or would not do that. well, this reporting appears that trump tried to roll over them, but they held steady. i think this is part of his state of mind. it's going to show the senate during a trial that he was hell-bent, but he failed. he failed in this instance and he failed like he did in georgia in the effort to bend georgia officials to his will also. those ar

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-donny, no. -oh. >>> president trump has just a few more days left in the white house.reporting this weekend that some of the president's allies are seeing money to be made in that remaining time. let me bring in cnn legal analyst former federal and state prosecutor ali. we're talking about the price that some people are willing to pay for a presidential pardon who is reportedly making money doing this? and if so, it's unethical. and city legal? >> i'd have a team of fbi agents ready to go. i'd have a stack of subpoenas on my desk ready to go out because there are red flags all over the place in this reporting. people need to understand, the pardon power is broad, but it is not a free for all. and if a pardon is exchanged for cash, for a promise, for anything of value, that absolutely can be criminal bribery. and there's precedent here. my old office, the southern district in new york back in 2001 opened a criminal investigation into bill clinton's pardon of mark rich. that did not result in criminal prosecutions, but prosecutors need to dig in here and ask some hard qu