of conservative sentiment, the honeymoon period, 93% negative coverage by nbc news which chuck todd elected, 60% positive, 142 point swings. the easiest segment i've ever done to argue there is a liberal bias. todd: tomorrow we will have you want to look into it. bob woodward we all respect. >> people at home sees smugness and chuck todd in that interview smug. jillian: thank you. good to see you. 18 after the hour. the police shortage in austin, texas at crisis levels, with 911 callers forced to wait for help. ♪♪ jillian: 911 callers in austin, texas being forced to wait for response as the chief of police, the shortage of officers a crisis. >> i call it a crisis because it is a crisis. the positions are vacant right now. >> reporter: joining me to discuss that, mckenzie kelly, you heard the chief of police a 150 positions, how is that affecting the city? >> response times are up. it is the most important across the city. >> the average response time for a level one crime, a lot of times those officers have to wait for backup. people calling 911 for serious crimes have to wait 15 or

maybe it's time to "chuck" todd. the way, is there's lots of room. the people on cnn and msnbc don't label themselves and they are commentating. he is supposed to be a news guy, right? but he says things that are clearly opinion. >> geraldo: don't you think they believe what they're saying? >> greg: there probably in denial. it's weird, i kind of enjoy this. because the facts dispute everything he says, and i think he just -- it's like when people say, "you're racist," and they go, "no, i'm not," and they go, "that's proof." "i'm not biased!" "that's kind of evidence you are biased." they are delusional and in denial. >> geraldo: i am bias. >> greg: you are. in may, too ♪ ♪ liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to

fauci tomorrow morning on "meet the press" with chuck todd right after this newscast, which begins at 7:00, of course. >>> new details this morning, santa clara is the second bay area county to revise criteria in counting covid-19 deaths. as a result the death rate dropped by 22%. >> reporter: what santa clara is doing like alameda county did early last month is aligning with the way the state is now counting covid-19 deaths. it's a stricter method that's the reason why the count has dropped. if you look at santa clara county's covid-19 dashboard now you see they had 6,518 deaths from covid. that's more than now, that's because until now everyone who tested positive for covid-19 and was in the hospital was in the tally. that's not how they're counting the cases now. >> someone who diedrelated illn but had covid-19 would not be counted. >> reporter: for those who may and skeptical of the measures the county took, she said they relied on several factors. >> even knowing what we know now about how covid has led to death or other illness in the past year, wouldn't change many of those mea

i'm chuck todd. lawmakers quarrelling ober new mask man dates and signaling the day came to a deal with republicans and president biden. dive into the latest on those stories. the most important development in american politics. hence the leadoff for"mtp daily." and what this reveals about the limits of donald trump's party. it was not a good day for the former president or republicans who frankly should know better. many do, but have chosen time and again to somehow appease him. look at where that's left them completely sidelined at yesterday's hearing, a powerful indictment of trump's supporters. >> when you think about that and share with us the vivid memory of the cruelty and violence of the assault that day, and then you hear former president trump say, "it was a loving crowd." there was a lot of love in the crowd. how does that make you feel? >> it's yub setting. upsetting. a pathetic excuse for something had you himself helped monstros >> outright denying what happened. the indifference shown

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i'm chuck todd.. biden is in surfside, florida, as we speak as the search and rescue efforts have been put on hold due to concerns of an additional collapse. speaker pelosi has just announced her picks to lead the select committee in its investigation into the january 6th capitol attack and includes a republican, a big-time one. all of it is covered but begin with the breaking news. the chief financial officer of the trump organization, allen

they called up chuck todd i. here's the host of meet the press coming much more here is, is reported that there was a short herself personally called up the president of m x nbc to apply pressure in relation to positive coverage about bernie sanders. on morning big morning tv, and then then to my mind, what is the most serious for me if an entry point of view it is the communications director lewis miranda making instruction to his staff to pump out a black propaganda story against bernie sanders saying that his support is violent and to put this out in a quote on attributable court matter. what i say that is the most serious because it isn't instruction given through the chain of command to stop. it's not a discussion, it's not any one person calling up to another person. and it is to depict bernie sanders support is as violent. so that is not just a critique that it, that is not just to give sign is a break here will make things a little bit harder for him. there it is to demonize a democrat in the eyes of the

at least you are trying to do the right thing, they have given that up, you watch chuck todd or george mostly democrats but leftists it is clear, the last 5 years donald trump exposed it. they exposed themselves. they are still i doing it. the way they cover-up for biden, push the marxist or democrat party radical agenda. they never talk about what it is that democrats are proposing with the vote, that is destroying. there is a ideology that has been in work for decades. public journalism, it means we journalists are citizens too, we have to provide a contact -- context for it. remember dewey, there has to be a social agenda, they love dewey, they talk about dewey, he has a huge influence in journalism schools today and education schools, today, it iss an excuse for advancing the radical agenda. they try to destroy donald trump, they bad mouth his supporters, they tried to destroy ronald reagan, and bad mouthed his supporters, they promote aoc who is really a a nobody who knows nothing. pete: a perfect pseudocongresswoman. mark: she is really irrelevant. you will not find a penny worth

. >>> we hope you join chuck todd for this morning's "meet the press" where he'll talk with jake sullivan about the decision and the impact of leaving afghanistan as soon as next month. he'll also speak with republican congressman adam kinzinger of illinois and find out what's next for the two parties after the insurrection. tune in right after this newscast. >>> now to the latest summer staple that's in short supply, patio furniture. we've seen a run on chlorine, inflatable swimming pools, even some grilling favorites. america is roaring back and everyone wants everything all at once. add that to the supply chain waking back up and you'll have to be strategic to get what you want. here's vicky nguyen. >> reporter: summer is in full swing, but this year, your backyard barbecues might be missing something. >> i ordered my patio in march and still waiting for it. >> reporter: there's a patio furniture shortage sweeping the nation. >> these are unprecedented times for us, as far as sales, customers coming in, the demand for everything. never seen anything like it. there's no way to prepare f

longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> it's sunday morning and happy fourth of july. just as we read about the influence in 2018 and 2019, a hundred years from now it is likely people will read about the 2020 covid pandemic. without question, things have improved with the number of cases dropping since january. still, since the month of june, some 607,000 americans have died from covid, including 9,000 in june. at one point the u.s. was doing so badly that though we have only 4% of the world's population, it accounted for nearly 20% of the world's deaths. since then we have gone from being the leading example of industrialized countries of how not to handle a pandemic to a nation tentatively declaring its independence of the virus. this morning we're going to look back to where we've been and look forward to the challenges ahead as the growing variant and vaccine hesitancy pose a threat to our own recovery here. we'll be asking, what could we have done better? what have we learned? why do some people get perilously ill

i'm chuck todd. we have a bit of an ominous briefing yesterday from public health officials as officials hit airports and roads and are set to break pandemic levels. this morning while delivering remarks about the covid recovery, president biden laid out his concerns as the u.s. is sadly set to fall short of his u.s. vaccination goal. >> i'm concerned that people who have not gotten vaccinated have the capacity to catch the variant and spread it to other people who have not been vaccinated. i'm not concerned that there will be a major outbreak, in other words, that we're going to have another epidemic nationwide. there is a concern that lives will be lost. >> a lot of lives have been and will be lost. and inany cases right now completely unnecessary. last month we lost about 10,000 americans from the virus. it's really tragic because around 99% of them would be alive today had they been vaccinated. that is based on recent cdc data. the uncomfortable truth is that when it comes to vaccinates there are

i'm chuck todd here in washington.use of pro-trump extremists. the dismandling of the fence is the most symbolic change since the insurrection six months ago. more substantive in the last six months since the deadly attack, the republican party got more radical and more committed to trumpism, not less. on january 6th, richard burr said in a statement that the president bears responsibility for today's events. he would go on to convict him in the impeachment trial. lindsey graham said that night count me out, enough is enough. that lasted about 24 hours. >>> education secretary betsy devos resigned saying this is an inflection point for me if proved to be an inflection point for many in the republican party, but the turn they took was towards trump rather than away. look at the primaries shaping up for next year's elections. let's take oklahoma. trump loyalists are backing a primary challenge to reliable -- he refused to reject the electoral count on january 6th. in ohio, the republican primary to succeed retiring senat

i'm kaci hunt in for chuck todd.ollowing breaking news, democrat state lawmakers are planning on fleeing the state to pass the republican backed bills. they staged a walk out last month to block earlier elections legislation. joining me now from texas is jane tim. you have been following the story very closely. what can you tell us about what the plan is for texas democrats? >> lawmakers don't feel like they have any options to negotiate. they spent the weekend in conversations and they feel like they just need to move forward and that for them is leaving the state for the first time in 18 years or so. they're planning to just leave the state until the session ends. it can last up to 30 days. we're a few days in so they're going to washington dc for three weeks where they hope to put a spotlight on this legislation as well as lobby for federal voting legislation. they see that as the end game . governor greg abbott can just keep calling special sessions and asking them to pass the special legislation. this is what th

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. >>> chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." chuck, it is great to see you. good morning. haiti in the focus of the president right now, what to do there? the president announcing it will be august when all troops are out of there ahead of the 20th anniversary of 9/11. and now russia, despite the warning president biden gave president putin about cyber attacks and ransomware, we see again and again these cyber attacking. a phone call this week. what are the options left to president biden beyond this warnings? >> starting with putin, this is a reminder there is some foreign policy issues you bring on yourself, afghanistan, some are ones that just pop up. look at haiti. look, as for russia right now, it seems as if the ball is clearly in putin's court. this phone call he reiterates the warning he gave face to face. now it is a matter of time. it's pretty clear this is putin testing biden to see, okay, let's see what the or else really is. now over the next couple of weeks, we will find out what that is. administration officials ha

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fauci spoke with chuck todd over the weekend how there may be two americas, the vaccinated and low vaccinated we're going to see -- i've said almost two types of american, you know, those regions of american that are highly vaccinated and low level of dynamics, in some places, where the level of vaccination is loupe and the level of virus dissemination is high. that's where you'll see the spikes. >> how worried, doctor, should folks be about there, especially in the vulnerable states with low vaccination rates. >> you bring up a really good point. i re-emphasize something that was said early on, disease anywhere is disease everybody where. we travel regularly to and from those states. you know, the concern is there are individuals within those states who are vaccinated, but it's flying through the groups who aren't. there are some individuals who are vaccinated for whom the vaccine may not be's effective. so those individuals in those areas who are unwilling or unable to vax nate are threatening the health of everyone. where i see the most hope is that the kaiser family foundation did a surve

we are not talking to chuck todd this morning because he is getting off early for the fourth of july. >>> back here locally, a mountain lion spotted in the north bay. and now police are trying to figure out if it's the same one from this video earlier this week. holy-moley, can you imagine if that was at your house. this mountain lion was seen early wednesday morning. this is at a home a few blocks from downtown petaluma. the one spotted yesterday morning was on the other side of 101, close to the dmv. you're urged to call police. >>> another smoke flames to the north where three fires destroyed homes and are threatening hundreds more. the largest one is being called the lava fire. it's burned 25,000 acres. it's 36% contained. the tenant fire is burning and 10,000 acres, 26% contained. and the salt fire burning in shasta county 25 miles north of redding. authorities are looking for a car that may have sparked the flames on interstate 5 on wednesday afternoon. >>> 7:16, time to check in with vianey arana. it sounds like the typical fourth of july in san francisco where the fog and clo

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i am garrett haake in for chuck todd.this hour, we have a lot of action in both chambers of the capitol. senate negotiators try to keep the president's bipartisan infrastructure deal on track. we are also tracking the latest fallout of the house investigation into the january 6th siege on the capitol, which has taken an ugly but perhaps unhe have itable turn to warfare. the select committee will proceed without any of kevin mccarthy's picks. at a press conference, speaker pelosi was clear her preventing them from sitting on the committee was not negotiable. if that means it proceeds with only her picks, seven democrats and republican, liz cheney, so be it. >> we are there to seek the truth. this is deadly serious. this is about our constitution and country, assault on the capitol, mischaracterized. >> calling the house investigation a politically driven sham. >> doesn't matter today what she does with that committee, it is not going to change the outcome of what seems like a predetermined, already written report. at the s

i am garrett haake in for chuck todd.begin with some fireworks on capitol hill, the white house top public health experts testified before the senate about the alarming surge in covid infections, just as the public learned about break through infections at the white house and speaker pelosi's office. at the hearing that wrapped moments ago, the two top doctors, the president's chief medical adviser, dr. fauci, and cdc chief dr. walensky warned the spread of the delta variant is spiking dramatically. it is now more than 80% of all sequenced cases in the u.s. perhaps the most important testimony from every public health official that testified today came as an answer to this question from senate health committee chair woman, patty murray, democrat. >> i want to ask each of you, what is the one thing everyone can do to help keep us from returning to the early days of this pandemic. dr. walensky? >> get vaccinated, get your neighbors vaccinated. >> dr. fauci? >> dr. woodcock. >> couldn't say it better. >> get vaccinated. >> t

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i am kasie hunt in for chuck todd on developments surrounding voting rights. in a few moments, president biden is leaving the white house to deliver a major address from national constitution center in philadelphia. it comes as texas democrats are ramping up on the president for a clear strategy for federal voting rights legislation through congress. more than 50 elected democrats fled texas as part of an effort to block passage of voting restrictions. they authorized the sergeant-at-arms to find the lawmakers and potentially have them arrested. they are now here in washington where they held a press conference at the capitol, begging democrats, congress, and the president for help. >> intent to stay out and kill this bill, use the intervening time, 24, 25 days before end of session to implore the folks in this building behind us to pass federal voting rights legislation to protect voters in texas and across the country. we are looking forward to seeing what the president says in his speech today on voting rights in philadelphia and we hope what we'll hear is

i'm kasie hunt in for chuck todd.ealth advisers in the oval office. it comes as there are signs everywhere that the pandemic is not over. not only that, but there are signs that it could be surging again as millions remain unvaccinated. just look at some of the headlines across the country, sounding the alarm from florida to california, where l.a. is reimposing a

i'm kasie hunt in for chuck todd.ht now, we're awaiting president biden arrival on capitol hill where he'll be meeting with senate democrats after they announced a historically massive $3.5 trillion plan to fund his massive legitimative agenda. one of the top senators going to be speaking with us on "mtp daily" coming up. there's a lot we don't know about the new framework which democrats announced last night besides the size that it will be fully paid for by lots of money. consequently, we don't know if everybody on the caucus is on board with it. republicans, of course will not back it. and democrats have zero margin for error because they have 50 seats in the senate and the sheer signs are pausing for a moment to take a look at it when combining it with a bipartisan infrastructure deal also working its way through the senate we're talking 4 trillion on spending on physical and human infrastructure. it would touch virtually all areas of our everyday lives. the roads we drive on, bridges, broadband, health care, chil

kasie hunt in for chuck todd. we begin with the latest revelations involving the former president's conduct in final weeks in office, what it says about the future of the republican party. former president trump is meeting today with house minority leader kevin mccarthy, a meeting which will likely at least be in part about marshalling republicans to defend trump as the house select committee investigates the january 6th riot. that comes as excerpts from a book talk about the most alarming things around the president as he tried to overthrow election results. new excerpts published last hour with new details about trump's response or lack thereof during the january 6th insurrection as aides urged him to intervene. at one point, the book's authors say he stayed in the dining room, watching television. nbc news obtained additional excerpts from the book which reveal stunning levels of alarm among top military commanders leading to the january 6th siege. according to new reporting, chairman of the joint chiefs of sta

longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning and a happy july 4th, independence day to everyone. just as we now read about the great influenza of 1918 and '19, it's likely years from now people are read about the covid-19 pandemic. what will they take away from that history lesson? without question, things have improved, with the number of cases dropping dramatically since january. still, through the month of june, over 6,800 americans have died, including over 9,000 in the month of june, more than in world war ii, world war i, and vietnam combined. at one point the u.s. was doing so badly that though we have only 4% of the world's population, we accounted for nearly 20% of the world's deaths. since then, we have gone from being the leader example among industrialized countries of how not to handle a pandemic to a nation tentatively declaring its independence from the virus as other countries face renewed lockdowns. this morning we'll look back to where we've been and we'll look forward to the challenges

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i'm chuck todd.do have another jam packed hour and conservatives were handed another legal victory on the issue of voting restrictions. biden is in surfside, florida, as we speak as the search and rescue efforts have been put on hold due to concerns of an additional collapse. speaker pelosi has just announced her picks to lead the select committee in its investigation into the january 6th capitol attack and includes a republican, a big-time one. all of it is covered but begin with the breaking news. the chief financial officer of the trump organization, allen weisselberg, is seen surrendering to authorities very early in the 6:00 hour after being indicted by the manhattan district attorney and the new york attorney general. remember, they had merged their investigations and their grand juries. the criminal charges expected to stem from an alleged scheme to compensate weisselberg and possibly others off the books by the trump organization. your basic tax evasion case. we are expecting those charges ag

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i am in for chuck todd. we begin with breaking news. house speaker nancy pelosi is rejecting two of house minority leader kevin mccarthy's picks to serve on the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. pelosi informed kevin mccarthy that she will not seat republican congressman jim banks, would have been the ranking member on the committee or jim jordan, both objected to certification of election results. the speak said, quote, the unprecedented nature of january 6th demands this unprecedented decision. look, this move could put the entire january 6th select committee in jeopardy. republicans may choose not to participate at all. we expect reaction from members of both sides of the aisle through this hour, and i will speak to a democratic member of the select committee in just a moment. pelosi's decision to reject banks and jordan as committee members comes as new body camera footage was just released by department of justice showing a violent confrontation in which a rioter assaults an officer with a

welcome to "meet the press daily," i'm chuck todd on a busy friday as the white house confronts a big messaging mess on its hand when it comes to the covid response and the cdc has just put out new data on breakthrough infections. and the data is quite alarming. all of this as an internal cdc document first reported by the "washington post" paints an alarming portrait of the delta variant. for both the unvaccinated and the vaccinated. this preliminary finding warns that breakthrough infections may be as transmissible as unvaccinated cases. it recommends universal masking which goes well beyond current guidelines. and it also points out that the delta variant is more contagious than ebola, the spanish flu, smallpox and the common cold. it is as contagious as the chickenpox. this is a big deal. and so many people in this country have not been vaccinated at all. and it is an even bigger deal that the administration hasn't clearly communicated the urgent city of the situation or the science behind it. this internal document also calls for an overall of the administration's messaging to ac

news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. operation enduring freedom in afghanistan began on october 7, 2001. it was less than one month after the attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon. by december of that year the en taliban, which had provided a ie safe haven for al qaeda, had collapsed. and then on may 11, 2011, u.s. forces killed osama bin laden. what was once thought of as the, quote, good war, as opposed to iraq at the time, afghanistan became a forever war and one that, for americans who did not have friends or relatives serving in the fight, eventually became the forgotten war. on thursday president biden said 20 years was enough. he announced that the united states would complete its withdrawal from average by the end of the month.y aw later, actually, than former president trump planned.t left behind is a resurgent taliban, making sweeping gains against overwhelmed and uninspired afghan forces.ak also behind, the afghan translators and contractors, america's nation-building effo

i'm kasie hunt in for chuck todd. at this hour, president biden is scheduled to huddle with his top public health advisers in the oval office. it comes as there are signs everywhere that the pandemic is not over. not only that, but there are signs that it could be surging again as millions remain unvaccinated. just look at some of the headlines across the country, sounding the alarm from florida to california, where l.a. is reimposing a mask mandate, the hypertransmissible delta variant now dominant in the u.s. is tearing through vulnerable community, in what cdc director dr. rochelle walensky today called a pandemic of the unvaccinated. cases across the country are well off of their highs, but they have nearly doubled from last week alone. if you look at the data from over the past two weeks, at least 41 states and washington, d.c. are seeing increases, with at least ten of them doubling their numbers in that time. vaccine administration has slowed to a crawl, as the white house battles a pandemic of misinformation.

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you've got chubb todd, "meet -- chuck todd, meet the press, he's a democrat.hink of a single major issue that the democrat party supports that isn't promoted by the media? whether it is this phony climate change issue is, whether it is this outrageous critical race theory. the media are not just regurgitating what the democrats want, the media are celebrating it, and the media are the point of the spear. they are promoting it. look at the people they bring on as guests. they bring the most radical, kook, fringe professors they can find, the most outrageous -- look at "the new york times" and the 1619 project, how it's poisoning the finds of our kids. that would be the same new york times that ignored the holocaust until 1944, i want to remind people, and also supported stalin in 1932 through their moscow correspondent. these media corporations have a horrific history when it comes to human rights, when it comes to telling the truth. the american people saw is it with russia collusion, they see it with hunter biden, they see it with the praetorian guard protect