this past week chuck todd salt down with california governor chuck newsom in los angeles. election and the difficult decision that lies ahead, whether to approve parole for robert kennedy's killer sirhan sirhan. they also talked about the current deadlock in washington and what advice the governor might give president biden. >> i have reverence and respect for the president. i'm not here to offer advice unless it's sought. i will observe, as a taxpayer, that it's covid stupid. look at the poll numbers -- >> you mean focusing on these other issues -- they're not unimportant. >> they're all important. but this political death march of who is up, who is down, manchin this, sinema, i can't take it anymore. no one can take it anymore. just enough. stop. get something done. it looks like they're finally going to get something done. watch, miraculously numbers will start going up. they actually deliver. you can go out and say what you did. no one even remembers what was in the original $1 trillion package and all the good frskt investment. now they get to talk about that again, n

i'm chuck todd.here at "meet the press" and across all the platforms of msnbc a start of a year long project, county to county we call it to make you inside the most important often most misunderstood story in america, the amazing political realignment this country is going

chuck todd said it could get done before christmas. what say you?it will be done before that, probably in the next six weeks. democrats cannot afford to walk away empty handed. they can't. everybody wants that infrastructure bill. a lot of people want to see the build back better bill. they are going to find a way. but the question is, how much will this help or hurt them downstream? by that i mean, next november. the more they fight the harder it will be for them to get credit for what is going on. they better get their act together sooner rather than later, and again, something will come out of it, probably 2 trillion of the build back better, but at what cost? >> obviously it's a tongue twister, and we will speak about this again. >>> more news coming up, we'll talk about the women's march. >>> we have a warm day in store. we also have a spare the air alert in effect. what to expect as far as the headlines in weather go, and your 7-day forecast coming up. stay with us. >>> welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following on t

chuck todd, live from southern california. thanks for joining us this morning.you get a nap in. be sure and join chuck for this week's "meet the press." he will have former president trump white house secretary, stephanie grisham talking about her new book. he will also have an interview of facebook's vp of global affairs. that's right after this newscast. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi and pope francis met in the vatican city. pelosi is catholic and is being criticized for her support of abortion rights. pelosi said it was a spiritual honor to be in his presence. >>> and then this is the city's ninth annual disaster survival drill. in recent years, california has been hit by wildfires. >> it really is important to have a plan. make sure you can communicate with your family, friends and loved ones. build a kit. get your emergency supplies gathered. it's not difficult. you can do a little bit at a time, add things to your grocery list. the most important thing is to make sure you have what you would need in case of an emergency for three, five days, even a week.

joining me now is chuck todd. good to see you.ng. >> i thought guad did an excellent picture of painting that picture in washoe, it's a fascinating community, which is why we're there. >> and it looks like a three-way split. almost the same number of republicans and democrats, but a little bit more independents, non-partisans. how do you see this going? >> it's actually a trend we're noticing out west in general, which is you see people -- particularly, there's a movement among younger voters, really gen-z, less millennial, of less identifying with either major party. in california, the republicans are number three. right, they come in behind, not just the democrats, but those that align with another party or independent or other. nevada, very much has that independent streak. we've seen it in arizona. colorado has this phenomenon. this really is a -- i would argue, something we've seen grow more out west, but it is a trend that is slowly moving east. i mean, we've seen fewer and fewer people, other than the hard partisans feel co

chuck todd and "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> if it is tuesday, can the january 6th committee break through the delay tactics of trump and his allies? the panel gearing up for its first contempt vote later today. steve bannon defies the committee's subpoenas, and trump takes the committee to court. >>> plus, new reporting suggests the fda is poised to allow a mix and match approach for covid booster shots as early as this week. as debates continue over which shots offer the best protection. this is the biggest news for johnson & johnson recipients. >>> later, moderates and progressives are headed to the white house today to meet with president biden separately, amid a flurry of new talks inside the democratic caucus, as it continues to struggle over the size, scope, and urgency of the biden agenda. ♪♪ >>> welcome to "meet the press daily," i'm chuck todd. we have another example of the republican party's willingness to overlook the former president's ongoing attacks on our democracy. this weekend, the former president publicly called for the 2020 election results to be de-certified

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this morning i have the pleasure of speaking with andrea mitchell in for chuck todd. andrea is nbc's chief foreign affair correspondent. thank you for joining us this morning. i am a big fan. it's great to see you again. >> hi, kira. it's great to see you. thanks so much for having me. >> you are airing an exclusive interview, and chuck todd sits down with our governor, gavin sz newsom. he talks about the recall effort to the climate to regulating facebook. is there one or two antidotes you can share? >> well, first of all, you know, i think it's really very interesting how frustrated he is with washington as are so many democrats, frustrated with the delay on getting anything done with all the focus on how big is the bill, how many things have been cut out of it, and he just wants them to get together and get something done, put some points on the board. there's real pressure now, of course, to do that before the president leaves for the summits this coming friday. i think that's the most important thing coming out of that interview, and also he talks about what the

it's time for our weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meetthe press." always good to see you. joe biden is overseas for the g20 summit, and obviously having problems back at home getting his agenda passed. are you able to kind of bullet point what is staying and what is going right now? >> i think the two biggest ways of saying what is staying, climate investments are staying, and things having to do with child care is staying, and those are the two big components. the most money being spent is going to be basically some form of tax credits to incentivize energy companies to diversify their energy and move towards low emission energy or no emission energy, and so that's the lion's share, and not in it, paid family leave, and expansion of medicare not in it, and negotiated prescription drug prices. that's about the best i can do for you. >> that's good. that's a great help. i saw this morning, i got an nbc news alert, and there's a new nbc news poll that biden's job rating sinks to 42% less than a week from the vote for governor. it almost bec

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chuck todd doesn't need to imagine, he is the host of one of those shows.s entire life trying to get this gig, only to discover that once he got it, it is not worth having. no wonder he seems so bitter and fragile. here he is earlier this year. >> this was started when theh mainstream media stopped dropped any pretense of being unbiased and chose sides during this election. this fire was started when you completely ignored, for example, our investigation of hunter biden. no evidence of wrongdoing and we find out, there is a fair amount of evidence we have a real fbi investigation. >> senator, all right -- >> listen, i have had enough of this, too -- >> last year --en >> a situation where republicans and conservatives do not trust the mainstream media and that is what has destroyed the credibility of the media and our institutions -- >> the election -- >> tucker: senator, i've had enough. chuck todd can't even bear to listen to someone criticize the american news media. he has to now, settle down, check. no one is interested in what you think anymore. your m

chuck todd is the moderator of "meet the press". good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about this big picture as it relates to president biden. he's in this position. he knows capitol hill very well. he knows the capitol building very well. he is in this role now as negotiator in chief. can he get it done and how? >> he has to get it done. i think the how is elusive. if you were just talking about joe manchin, the how i think is pretty simple, and you could sort of see the path. you haggle over the top line number. but the how to pay for it is actually something philosophically that what manchin is comfortable with is what the biden administration and even progressives are in lock step with. the wild card is kyrsten sinema. what is it that she will be willing to support? i have sources who tell me thate manchin. the problem is figuring out how to pay for it. and she has some hesitations on seeing some of these tax hikes. that's something that manchin is comfortable with. that's not an issue there. so if it was just getting ma

chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of meet the press. chuck, good morning. so much going on in washington. we have to talk about the former president last night in iowa. fanning the flames of what we just heard that woman kind of takes your beth away saying she sees a civil war coming. a trump supporter at the rally. he instructs people not to turn over documents and not to cooperate on this january 6th investigation. is he laying the groundwork, chuck, to number one run again, and number two, to again call the results into question if he should lose? >> it sure looks like it. we can't crawl inside his head. any of us that have been in the donald trump coverage game know you can't just -- be careful assuming you know, he'll never run or never do this. you know, he wants to be the center of attention. right? his narcissism is why he has createed this mythology that he somehow won. what's troubling, probably the most troubling aspect is nobody around him believes he actually won. right? there have been everybody around him has very quietly in different ways ei

. >>> this sunday on meet the press, chuck todd's exclusive interview with governor newsom.covers all ground including the white house infrastructure bill, regulating facebook and the decisionen opt the release of surhan who assassinated robert kennedy. >> he took away dreams. he took away hope. and this world is radically changed as a consequence. >> watch the entire interview this weekend on "meet the press" with chuck todd right after today in the bay. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month and a reminder for women over the age of 40 that it it's time to get a mammogram. a new study found that screenings at san francisco general hospital dropped by nearly 40% in 2020 compared to the year before. the largest drop was among african-american women. in that subset, younger women were most likely to miss their it screenings during the first stay at home order. women over 70 were most likely during the second stay at home order. the study's author says we still don't know the full impact of that. >> that's something that we're definitely worried about as a cancer doctor c

i'm chuck todd. every day we try to tell you what's urgent in american politics today. but big picture time. there's kind of a fog or dare i say malaise over washington, the pandemic, supply chain issues, toxic politics, the return of trump. there's simply a slog of urgent issues facing the white house and congress, and there's no easy answers. and by the way control of congress is up for grabs in just a year. the pandemic has killed more than 700,000 americans and daily life remains marred with fights over mandates, vaccine resistance, a parade of grim milestones and on and on. and thank tuesday the pandemic we have an economic slog that continues as well. we could expect job numbers, an inflation issue that's really probably being triggered more so by the big thing, supply chain bottlenecks. the president today is meeting with advisers and business leaders to discuss a plan to try to ease those backlogs which have thrown parts of the supply chain into gridlock that may take months if not longer to unravel. we'll have much more on this story later in the show. there's

. >>> governor newsom is opening up in an exclusive interview with nbc's chuck todd, expressing his frustration over the deadlox among congressional democrats over the president's agenda. i can't take it anymore. no one can take it anymore. enough, just get something done. watch, miraculously numbers will start going up, they actually deliver. no one even remembers what was in the $1 trillion package. >> he talks about his plan to deal with our climate crisis, and regulating facebook and the tech industry, plus what lies ahead watch the future bur view tomorrow on "meet the press." >>> south bay leaders held a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. the facilities is on central road near the intersection of tully. there will also be child care and -- >> i know it's called vietnamese center, however, all of our staffing will be planned in a way that's bilingual, bicultural in other languages that's reflective of the community here. >> a soft opening is set for the coming weeks. it plans to be fully operational by february. >>> it's better this year, because not too much of a risk with the pandemic being

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i'm chuck todd. if it's tuesday, it is a big deal today, we're watching something big here at "meet the press" and across all the platforms of msnbc a start of a year long project, county to county we call it to make you inside the most important often most misunderstood story in america, the amazing political realignment this country is going through. the proejt will take the pulse of the american electorate. we'll focus in seven different counties, presidential battleground states that have seven very competitive mid-term senate races. all of it begins today. one week out from the virginia governor's race. we'll crisscross the country. the nbc reporting teams on the front lines of our county-to-county project coming up. >>> but first there is a reason we're launching it today. the same reason president joe biden is headed to virginia today. the start if you will of the mid-term cycle across america. the results in virginia have historically been a canary in the coal mine politically for what lies a

i'm garrett haake in for chuck todd. the last 48 hours have been a sobering reminder about the current state of politics in america and the unstable future that lice ahead for us. it's not just that republicans in congress and across the country have acquiesced to trump, despite him losing the election. it's what they seem to be acquiescing to. that the future of the party rests with lies and misinformation like this. >> the election was a fraud. if we want to save our country and make america great again, we have only one choice. we must elect strong and unyielding america first republicans at every level, and we must pass a complete overhaul of our entire election system to ensure it's free, fair, honest, and able to be fully and quickly audited. the single biggest issue, the issue that gets the most pull, the most respect, the biggest cheers, is talking about the election fraud of 2020 presidential election. nobody has ever seen anything like it. >> what the president said there in iowa about our elections on saturday

here's senator sheldon whitehouse, what he had to say to our chuck todd this morning. >> we have a veryplete picture of the extent to which trump was personally involved in this. this is a question in which you can actually connects the president of the united states to the scheme. there's just a lot left to be learned and particularly as the old saw goes, follow the money. who is paying for this stuff and how does it all work. >> and the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection are trying to get answers to all of those questions and why they want the four ex-trump advisors in the room to answer what the former president knew, did and said on january 6th and want to hear from steve bannon specifically because he was credited with organizing the stop the steal rally that took place on january 6th and if they defy their subpoenas we heard what may happen. they've been very clear, members of the house select committee, they will pursue criminal contempt of congress for those who defy their subpoenas. alex. >> thank you, julie tsirkin for that setup. i'm joined righ

. >>> tomorrow on "meet the press" chuck todd covers facebook, congress and a one on one with expressretary stephanie grisham. she released a tell-all book about her time at the trump white house. that starts at 8:00 a.m. >>> the fight is not over yet. apple makes a new move in a legal battle over its app store. what could happen next. >>> plus -- >> it's cool to see the office and to be in the office and going through people's desks and seeing all the details. >> plus, somehow they managed an extraordinary effort to completely remake the office set. we'll take you inside dunder mifflin. >>> beautiful sunny saturday. 72 right now in san jose. changing winds and also dry conditions will be elevated fire danger. what you need to know heading into sunday and the upcoming week. >>> gas prices hit a high we haven't seen in years. will they continue to rise? those story and is more tonight on nightly news. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how muc

. >>> tomorrow morning governor newsome opening up in an exclusive interview with nbc's chuck todd. going to be talking about the president's agenda and the deadlock, the climate crisis and what lies ahead for him in his political future. watch the full interview tomorrow morning on 0 "meet the press" 8:00 a.m. after today in the bay. >>> a cinematographer killed on the movie set shooting. what one bay area worker wants to do to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> new details about the latest juror dismissed from the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. >> we're watching the strongest atmospheric river, powering up for record setting rain with gusty winds and high flood potential. when we can expect the heaviest of the rain to arrive when we come right back. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match dat

. >> you can watch chuck todd's entire interview this sunday on "meet the press" right after "today inne a doctor saying take one or two memes and call me in the morning. a new study suggests it could happen. penn state researchers found that viewing amusing covid meme messages can make us feel less stressed about the pandemic. a pair of kittens, for example, got the caption when you've spent too much time in quarantine together. after viewing the meme, participants felt more amused or relaxed. >>> meghan markle is sharing her personal story of struggle to help make the case for paid family leave. today the dutchess of sussex published an open letter to senator chuck schumer and congresswoman nancy pelosi. she talked about how hard her family worked to provide for her while she was growing up. it's even harder now that the pandemic has pushed millions of women out of the workforce. markel noted unlike the u.s., most nations already have paid leave policies in place for all workers. president biden and other democratic leaders recently cut funding for a national family paid leave progra

. >>> we have chuck todd's exclusive interview with governor gavin newsom, it covers all around includinghite house infrastructure bill and facebook. >> this is hard because i believe in redemption and second chances. at the same time, man, he took away dreams and he took away a lot of hope and this country's world is radically changed. >> you can watch the entire interview on "meet the press" tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. right after this newscast. >>> now to a mystery infection, the cdc believes this better home garden sold by walmart could have been spreading bacteria sickening four people and four states and ill king two of them. this spray is believed to cause an infection, symptoms can range from fevers to inflammation of the brain. nearly 4,000 bottles of the spray have been recalled. in a statement, walmart expressed sympathies to the families impacted and have hold the product from store's shelves. >>> october is breast awareness month. it's a reminder women over 40 to get a mammograms. ucsf did more than 4,000 screening and in 2020 was a little more than 3,000. younger women were most l

chuck todd and mtp daily starts right now. >>> if it's wednesday president biden confronts a major economicvid, the border, our toxic politics, the return of trump and none of them are going away anytime soon. plus at 90 william shatner becomes the

is one where you don't hold them accountable, chuck todd lied about the russia collusion use, brutally attacked republicans who tried to fight back, defended deep state actors as they live. the virginia republicans have them host the gubernatorial debate where they allow that to happen where their candidate debated with him moderating. there is no reason the conspiracy theorist and liar at that level should have any access to republicans and republicans need to have greater self-respect for themselves that they don't allow these people to continue to act like nothing happened was what happened to this country was evil and wrong and they need to be held accountable. >> do you agree? republicans are so quick to forgive unforgivable moves from an independent media, they are an extended pond shop of the democrat party. why shouldn't they be treated as such? >> i'm not willing to move beyond. i am writing a book about it and how much the media let america down but let's reset the table. first and foremost the democrats and much of the media never accepted the result of the 2016 presidential

. >> trevor: guys, i see why chuck todd always looks so tired. >> you know what trevarious, maybe areou not affected by children or sick people but the issue that does affect you is climate change. and yes, this bill spends a lot of money on climate change now. but if we don't pass it, we'll be spending a lot more money when miami goes underwater. and i am pretty sure pitbull can't swim. >> oh, so now you care about miami. you told me you wanted to saw florida off into the ocean. >> i didn't say that. i just tweeted a gif of bugs bunny doing that. it is completely different. it is a joke. >> trevor: guys, look. i don't think we're going to come to an agreement here today. so if you don't mind, can you give me your final thoughts. >> look, this is the bottomline. we're creating an entitlement mentality in this country. if you just give people free stuff, they have no incentive to work for it. within but we have people working two jobs who still can't afford to live. >> exactly. and that incentivizes them to get a third job. the system works. >> you know what i find rich. >> yourself. >

chuck todd starts on "mpt daily" right now. >>> if it's tuesday democrats look at new ways to massiveongress. republicans continue the embrace of trump. which party is better positioned to navigate america's toxic politics? >>> the justice department presses the courts to halt the texas ban own nearly all abortions. just days after the

chuck todd with "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> it's thursday.new revelations, and new documents as congressional probes take on the biggest threats to our democracy. the former president's lies about our elections and the amplification of those lies. >>> plus, disaster averted temporarily. schumer and mcconnell finitely reach an agreement to avoid a catastrophic default on u.s. debt, but not for long. doesn't buy a lot of time. what will congress and the white house do next? we'll find out soon enough. >>> and the latest legal fallout from texas after a federal judge blocks enforcement of the state's new -- essentially a ban on abortion. but the ruling has been appealed and in many ways , this fight is probably just getting started.

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some of the measures they put into place were good it begs the question that chuck todd asked on "meet the press," which is why remove any of them? why not just keep all of them in place if it was the case that they knew that putting those measures in place was going to be able to have a good positive outcome for the election why not just keep all of them? that's the question i think we all should ask >> it seems to me that the core issue in question is whether facebook can show governments, show the world generally how it works without revealing data that reveals privacy related information. that's a big part of what's being called for i find it difficult to under how regulation can effectively work unless there's some insight into what facebook is actually doing in society up to this point facebook has been resisting this. you're saying oh, we'll make some tweets here and nudge a little over here and show more friends versus politics. i don't know what that means friend talk politics i've seen news stories in my feed i see people i know talking politics unless they are able to show u

chuck todd and "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> if it is tuesday, can the january 6th committee breakst contempt vote later today. steve bannon defies the committee's subpoenas, and trump takes the committee to court. >>> plus, new reporting suggests the fda is poised to

chuck todd will be joining us, we'll get a preview on the new county to county focus, key areas and keyng point for the congressional white house. will progressives accept the bottom line on social spending, and will they agree to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill this week. the key sticking points right now, tax increases on corporations and high

i'm chuck todd, and welcome to the virginia gubernatorial debate between democrat and former governor terry mcauliffe and republican glenn youngkin, hosted by the northern virginia chamber of commerce, the schar school of policy and government at george mason university, and nbc 4 telemundo 44. this debate is airing on nbc stations across the commonwealth, nationally on c-span, and streaming on nbcwashington.com. so, welcome to all of you. it's also being aired on radio by our news partner wtop. around here, that, we know, means a lot. we are pleased to be back in person for this debate tonight at the northern virginia community college here in alexandria. our audience has followed vaccination and masking protocols to make sure that we can be together safely for this exchange of ideas. so let's begin by quickly covering the rules for today's event. the debate will last one hour and will begin with 90 second opening statements from each candidate. then our panelists and myself will pose questions directly to the candidates. these questions are determined by nbc news and the panelists,

chuck todd is the political director and moderator of "meet the press". chuck, good morning. it's good to see you. obviously president biden got through almost $2 trillion of covid relief. massive piece of legislation. since then, if you look at police reform and infrastructure legislation, not much movement. i think most americans watch this and say call me when it's over. i'm not interested in the back and forth between individual senators. when does this get done? what's the answer to that question? >> president biden has to get more involved. think about the examples you just said, willie, you brought up police reform, these two deals. the only one that made any progress is the bipartisan infrastructure deal. why? well, the white house ran the negotiations here. you know, earlier this week there was a news report that said the white house was getting frustrated with congress. i'm sitting there going well, you guys can do something about it. this is -- at the end of the day, the power of the presidency is your leader of the party and also convening entity. get manchin, san

if it's wednesday, it means a brand-new episode of the chuck todd cast.conversation on whether we're compartmentalizing donald trump too much. >>> msnbc coverage continues with geoff benefit heft. >>> good to be with you. i'm geoff bennett. breaking news out of florida, items belonging to brian laundrie may have been found in a park according to an attorney for the laundrie .

but chuck todd is surprised that people are not more outraged by this. be a little bit disturbing to the folks in d.c. that are alarmed about january 26 -- january 6, 40% want to hear more, 56% of folks told quinnipiac they know enough already, and boy, i would argue that we have not gotten much at all, right? it has been technically no new information in quite some time. >> will: we know, but that has not stopped you from covering it every single day for the last nine months, so here to react, the host of tucker carlson tonight, took her himself. hey, tucker, glad to have you. >> i am almost always writing in this hour, but i have been hooked up to the earpiece watching, this is one of the most unbelievable 20 minutes of tv i've ever seen. that dan bongino segment was so inspiring, it shocked me. i'm going to watch it again. anyway, this has been a wonderful show paradigm very impressed. >> will: i am grateful, thank you for that, tucker. what do you think, not just democrats, but the media cannot quit donald trump. >> i think they have different agenda

i'm chuck todd. congress appears ton track to avoid one looming disaster for a period of time. once it passes a very short-term agreement to avoid a default. but there's a bigger threat to democracy that congress and the country is attempting to grapple with right now, the lies of donald trump, about our elections, and the platforms and people who are embracing them or amplifying them. the senate judiciary committee today released hundreds of pages of evidence, documents and transcripts, compiled as part of a report on the former president's attempts to pressure the justice department to overturn the 2020 election. the testimony includes new details about just how frighteningly close we were to a full-blown constitutional crisis as the former president tried desperately to cling to power. the former acting attorney general jeff rosen confirm that president trump desperately wanted a loyalist who believes his lies about the election to run the justice department and essentially overturn the election. trump only backed down at the very last minute when a whole bunch of people sai

chuck todd with "mtp daily" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> welcome to "meet the press daily."ve got a lot to get to. we are going to begin with the breaking news out of arlington, texas, this is the facts that we know. four people have been injured, three are hospitalized following a fight which led to a student opening fire at timberview high school which is just outside of arlington, texas, a suburb, of course, of the

this morning, terry mcauliffe went on meet the press and state book banning and chuck todd says the legislations parents to opt out of the material. you've got liberal commentators saying this is racist, you're didn't issing toni morrison, is the coverage fair? >> not at. republicans use the possessive form of their racial culture form, i've seen the washington post say republicans the seizing on this. it's not fair. in this case it was a policy thats was fairly common in the state of virginia that republicans just said parents should have some choice and so i think to pin that on as a banning of the toni morrison book, it's a great example of how that's a line for terry mcauliffe that he thinks will do well and the dnc thinks will do well and the media echos the narrative. it's not a fair fair you testify. fair narrative.howie: on the fu have conservative pundits saying terry mcauliffe doesn't think parents should have a right to help make decisions about their children's education. is that coverage fair, given mcauliffe's past statements on the matter? >> i think it is accurate because he is

chuck todd is live with mtp daily right now. >> if it's wednesday, what is next in our fight for the on legislation to expand and protect voting right. as republicans keep shrugging off trump's dangerous election lies. >>> plus the house's january 6th committee unanimously has a contempt report for ally steve bannon as the president stonewalls and we will speak with the committee about the political battle itself ahead. >>> later today, the fda is steering a decision on mixing and matching the boosters. the white house goes public with its plan to prove vaccinations for kids age 5 to 11. to do that before the holidays. welcome to "meet the press." without a doubt, the biggest thing will be the

chuck todd starts on "mpt daily" right now. >>> if it's tuesday democrats look at new ways to massive an agenda through a deeply divided congress. republicans continue the embrace of trump. which party is better positioned to navigate america's toxic politics? >>> the justice department presses the courts to halt the texas ban own nearly all abortions. just days after the restrictions reenstated. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> and a new definition of the phrase offensive lines. a star football coach is out amid revelations of miss only nisic and homophobic language that he casually and frequently put in writing. ♪♪ >>> welcome to "meet the press daily." i'm chuck tot. the questions are simple. what kind of message is a winning winning message? how do you sway the folks not in your corner? because those are the voters that democrats need to hold on to congress and republicans need to take it back. it is the uncomfortable middle that's feeling left out of both parties right now. democrats are staking the political future on the success or failure of the agenda in congress. this mo

this is what he told my colleague chuck todd, thursday. >> we need to take all the precautions we canwho has not made the effort to educate themselves on this issue is irresponsible and should not be allowed to play. >> a story this week in "rolling stone" really shed light on how deep the divisions are. the headline reads, quote, antivaxxers are trying to push around the league, and it's working. joining me now matt sullivan sports reporter who wrote the story and also the author of "can't knock the hustle." not jay-z's song. this is a book. inside the season of protest, pandemic, and progress with the brooklyn nets superstars of tomorrow. thanks for your time, buddy. that last part of your headline is really interesting. explain how the antivax players are pushing around the league and why it seems to be working. >> so the nba told me thursday night it has now passed a conservative nfl with 90% of players vaccinated but my reporting for "rolling stones" indicates vaccine holdouts make up the sort of secret society of straight up antivaxxers. the family of kyrie irving a nets superst

if it's wednesday, it means a brand-new episode of the chuck todd cast. jackie coombs and olivier knox in a fascinating conversation on whether we're compartmentalizing donald trump too much. >>> msnbc coverage continues with geoff benefit heft. >>> good to be with you. i'm geoff bennett. breaking news out of florida, items belonging to brian laundrie may have been found in a park according to an attorney for the laundrie family. laundrie's parents went to the park this morning to help search for their son. police are conducting a more thorough investigation. what appears to be partial human remains have been found in the carlton reserve. 23-year-old brian laundrie remains the only person of interest in the disappearance of his fiance gabby petito. a medical examiner ruled petito's cause of death was homicide by strangulation. nbc's dasha burns and former fbi agent clint watts join me. dasha, what have you learned about the search? >> geoff, up until today, there had been seemingly no trace of brian laundrie but it seems that has now changed. we are still

chuck todd starts right now. >>> if it's friday, president biden hits the road. house pushes congress to reach a deal and do it soon. they want to have something to sell voters not just in next year's midterms but in this year's november elections. >>> plus an fda panel is about to hold a key vote on whether or not to approve a booster shot for johnson & johnson. vaccine recipients as it also examines the potential benefits of mixing and matching vaccine doses in limited circumstances. >>> and later, t the first big test of the polls before next year's midterms. can democrats hang on in virginia in

when asked today by chuck todd on "meet the press," the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, said he didn't want to get ahead of the negotiations but it speaks to where climate fits into the overall agenda, priority-wise. >> i'm not going to predict legislative mechanics. what i will say is we've got to get this done and we've got to get this done for the american people and the american economy. the build back better vision and the infrastructure bill are supported by a majority of americans. they're going to make lives better concretely in this country. they're going to strengthen the economy. >> reporter: so what's so complicated here is of course the compressed timeline, alex. and we did hear from white house press secretary jen psaki just in the last couple of days that time is not unending, these talks can't go on forever, they're not interested in that. so you hear a little bit of the impatience and the frustration growing. part of that is because this major u.n. climate summit is going to be taking place in scotland, cop 26. the president will be there, the former presiden