for now chris jansing picks up the coverage. ♪♪ >>> hi there, i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle is thursday, january 20th and we have a lot to get to. this morning a major loss for former president trump after the supreme court denied his request to block the january 6th committee from seeing hundreds of his white house documents. we will break down what information the kbhe got handed within hours and is now pouring over. >>> also, when could the public see it? >>> plus overnight the senate slamming the door on voting rights legislation. president biden says without it he can't guarantee the midterms will be legitimate. >>> and with the world on edge waiting for president putin's next move the white house now doing damage control after the president seemed to open the door for putin to do a, quote, minor incursion. we will take you inside ukraine. >>> but i want to start with the president officially kicking off his second year in office today after marking that occasion with a nearly two hour long press conference. while he took some criticism for things like the afghanistan w

chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhleve at msnbc headquarters here in new york. it is tuesday, january 18th, a day democrats insist will live in history, but maybe not for the reasons they'd like. starting just a few hours from now the senate for the first time will begin debating legislation that combines two voting rights bills, the freedom to vote act and the john lewis voting rights advancement act. just getting to this debate took months of effort and today is democrats' chance to again make their central argument, that these bills are critical to defending democracy as we know it. >> we stand up for an america where everyone is guaranteed the full protections and the full promise of this nation. yes or no. >> our democracy stands on the brink of serious trouble. >> today our freedom to vote is under assault. >> nothing less is at stake than our democracy. >> but the math is clear, the bills don't have the votes, so almost are certainly doomed to fair. i want to bring in mike memoli and garrett haake. co-founder of p

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>>> hi there, i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. it is wednesday, january 19th, ask we have a lot to get to. this morning, flights already being canceled as 5g cell service is launched after an intense faceoff between the top airlines and wireless providers. there's a compromise, but is it enough to keep planes in the air? >>> plus, election lies front and center. rudy giuliani and three other trump allied lawyers now the target of fresh subpoenas from the january 6th committee. >>> also live inside ukraine after new that a russian invasion could be imminent. >>> and we'll also go inside the biden administration's new plan to provide free covid tests and n95 masks to millions of americans. >>> but we start this morning with that breaking news out of new york where new court filings show the state attorney general letitia james turning up the ahead on former president trump, and his daughter ivanka. james says her office has uncovered a lot, quote, significant evidence, unquote, that trump and the trump organization repeatedly misled

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i'm chris jansing in for jose diaz-balart on a busy thursday morning. an hour from now, president biden is scheduled to speak about his administration's next steps in the fight against the pandemic, including sending central medical teams to hospitals in six states where hospitals have been overwhelmed. as covid runs rampant through schools and child hospitalizations rise, we look at what can be done to keep kids safe and in the classroom. >>> we're also watching the u.s. supreme court, could be a big day, justices might release more rulings any moment now, among those we could see, the biden vaccination rule for businesses. we're also keeping an eye on capitol hill, where later today, president biden will appeal to senate democrats to change the rules to pass voting rights legislation, which now is looking challenged, to say the least. >>> meantime, american and russian diplomats are wrapping up several days of talks aimed at easing tensions between russia and ukraine, but has anything changed? and the biden administration says it is making progress wh

chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhledemocrats insist will live in history, but maybe not for the reasons they'd like. starting just a few hours from now the senate for the first time will begin debating legislation that combines two voting rights bills, the freedom to vote act and the john lewis voting rights advancement act. just getting to this debate took months of effort and today is democrats' chance to again make their central argument, that these bills are critical to defendin

chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ >>> hello there, i'm chris jansing in for stephanievrov for about 90 minutes in geneva just a short time ago. the meeting comes as russia continues a military buildup on the border with ukraine and the stakes couldn't be higher. the u.s. says the threat of conflict between the two countries is very real, very dangerous and potentially imminent. this morning secretary blinken stresses the united states' commitment to diplomacy but also prepared for a, quote, united, swift and severe response if russia commits aggression against ukraine. >> the discussion today with mr. lavrov was frank and substantive. i conveyed the position of the united states and our european allies and partners that we stand firmly with ukraine in support of its sovereignty and

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