now, that one was already enforced in about half the states, hallie.had been blocked in other half. so, now the government can enforce the health care measure nationwide. >> pete, stand by. peter, let me go to you. unless i'm mistaking, i understand the press secretary will be briefing in a moment at the white house. >> i think that's exactly right. today she is scheduled to be joined by the national security adviser, jake sullivan, where there are other issues to be addressed. this will be front and center when she takes the podium in the next couple of minutes. clearly for this white house for the biden administration, this is a significant setback. i think the white house will argue that this will only prolong this pandemic. and it really challenges their ability to address what has been a real challenge for them, which is convince more americans who have been holdouts to this point to get vaccinated. how do they lift that number beyond the 60-some percent of americans who are vaccinated. the government at the time of this announcement, it was back

hallie?sahil said something accurate. he said there are two immovable objects in the senate inside the democratic party, but there are 50 immovable people, right, on the republican side, and that is what you heard be the focus today in many ways from president biden and vice president harris, really focusing on the fact that, no, it's not just two, it's actually 52 right now who oppose this. >> that's right, hallie. the president will mark his first year in office. maybe they don't want to mark an anniversary when the battle seems like one they're going to lose. but the frustration in the white house is this larger battle they're in about voting rights and why i hear from administration officials when they feel like democrats months ago picked the wrong fight. by making this all about the rules change, you're focused on the democratic divisions, which is what the president and vice president have tried to do which is do what needs to be done to protect the democracy. we know the president ear

hallie?ahil, would the white house, would the president support that? the answer was tbd, we will get back to you on that front. you have to think based on his comments on wednesday it seems more than likely. thank you both so much for that. >>> i want to bring in michigan congresswoman debbie dingell a deputy whip in the house progressive caucus. congresswoman, thank you for being back on the show. good afternoon. >> hallie, good to see you. >> let me start with where my colleagues left off there with this discussion of bipartisan small group of senators looking at some of these more let's call them modest election reforms, changing the electoral count act, for example. if that's something that came to the house you think you could support? what would have to be in that kind of bill for you? in a devastating turn of events, could think woman, i believe that you're frozen. i'm not sure if we have you back. let me go back and see if we have you. it's this era of the zooms, we're just living in

i'm hallie jackson in washington where there's a lot going on. let's bring in kelly o'donnell, leigh ann caldwell, and john bresnahan. kelly, set the table for us. what do you anticipate we'll see from president biden this afternoon? >> well, it is a striking opportunity for the american people to have this chance to hear from the president for an extended period of time. we haven't seen this in ten months. and it is a chance for a conversation with the public. we expect the president will begin laying out some of the things that he wants to draw attention to. areas of progress or accomplishment that he can talk about, when we expect many of the questions might point to some of the more difficult parts of his first year in office. expect the president to talk about some of the advances they have made when it comes to covid. the $200 million vaccinations that have been done. some of the tools that are now in place. steps we've seen where now tests are being sent to american's homes. you can sign up for that now. free masks of high quality will be

the worst thing you could do, hallie, is rush to charge somebody. you have to charge when you have the requisite facts and the law supports the charge, when you could bring a case in court and win it and sustain it on appeal. and that takes time. it is only been a year. in part what i think he's saying is we're on it, be patient, we're working. >> pete, the speech was delivered expressly to employees at the department of justice, this was in some ways a staff speech from the boss, one that was televised nationally here in this country. talk about the importance of the message to the audience that the attorney general was trying to deliver it to. because there were a couple of different audiences here. >> the justice department officials have been urged by those of us who cover the department to say something, to do something about the investigation. we have -- this is the first time we've actually heard from the attorney general about this large investigations in the history of the justice department and we've been urging him and other officials to

>> thank you for having me, hallie.bout having two infections at the same time, and we were also seeing other infections at the same time as covid, respiratory viruses in children and some other viruses. so having this flu with covid is not new. what i would worry about is if you're in a particular population, for example, unvaccinated people, people at high risk or elderly, other chronic conditions. if you have respiratory diseases that are baseline, that can definitely set you up because it is two viral infections at the same time. here's what you and guad were just talking about. i am not worried this is creating some sort of super covid infection or changing the virus in a significant way, because we've had records of people getting flu back as far as february 2020 and getting covid, it's just not as high. you're hearing about it more because omicron activity is so high, it feels like everywhere you go, somebody has had a covid infection. in clinics we're screening for flu, strep and covid at the same time because w

area and, hallie, you know this.around here creates a nightmare. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: it is a catastrophe. we just don't know how to deal with the snow. for all the years i've been here, you know, i know you've been here a long time. we just can't handle the snow. certainly when we get a 14.5-inch snowfall, it's bad. what could have been done different? a lot of people suggested could 95 have been shut down? i don't know if that's the right answer. then what road do we shut down after that and which roads do we prioritize? the message was out there that, look, this snowfall would come down fast and furious. i will say, did covid play a factor in all of this? the snow plow operators, nudge enough of them? near the d.c. area seen bus operators not on the job, number one, might not want vaccinated, and, two, gotten sick and don't want to be out there. i've asked sources with vdot, enough snow plow operators? they say unequivocally, yes. contract out a lot of work. if there's was a shortage of any operators could ha

hallie? >> and he has been slammed by former president trump all along as he now hits the tough primary race. we'll get into the politics in a second for that secretary of state seat. pete, i should note, in the last couple of minutes, we alluded to it at the top of the show, we heard from former president trump, and not surprisingly he is blasting this investigation, as he has done in the past. he says, of that phone call we played, i didn't say anything wrong in the call made while i was president on behalf of the united states of america, to look into the massive voter fraud which took place in georgia. obviously there was no massive voter fraud that happened in georgia, according to the multiple recounts and hand audits that happened there. he also said at one point that he thinks this special grand jury should be looking into that -- what he describes as large-scale voter fraud. again, something that did not happen, that is not true. pete, we know the fulton county d.a. hasn't said much

good afternoon. >> thanks for having me, hallie. tell me what your staff is seeing on the ground. >> so, we have about 2,000 staff working in nine provinces. and we're now supporting about 100 health centers around the country and what we're seeing is the consequences not just of the natural disasters you mentioned, but the economic squeeze put on the country since the end of military operations in august which was followed by the end of economic support for afghan economy. and malnutrition rates sky rocketing and a million kids of the 9 million at the brink of level four, level five is famine. enormous numbers of people who don't have enough food. over 90% of the population don't know where their next meal is coming from. the private sector is not able to function so the humanitarian aid system is struggling to keep up. >> what is going to help? what is the most important thing that you need that your staff needs? what is the unlock to this? right to make sure that people there get what they need which is right now food. >> it's fo

here, nationwide when you look at adolescents as well, hallie, we're only about half vaccinated. officials try to reopen schools across the country, secretary of education cardona told me that that those vaccinations are the most important line of events of bringing kids and adults back into the classroom. >> thank you. i want to go back to you. i know you and five other former biden advisers put out an op-ed to deal with a new strategy, what you call the new normal with living with covid indefinitely. can you talk about -- explain that and what needs to be done that we're not doing now. >> well, look, we know covid is going to be around probably forever. vaccinations are great and they're the most important things we can do, but they're not enough. we have to focus on once we get past omicron is to prepare for the next surge, the next variant, the one after. that we need to put in these public health precautions including vaccination requirements but also making the air clean. when you turn on your faucet, you don't expect water to give you cholera. we should expect air to be cl

>> it is absolutely important, hallie.larly when senate control hinges on a flip of one seat in the republican's way. not only is georgia going to be important but nevada, potentially a place like new hampshire and democratic pick-up opportunities in places like wisconsin and pennsylvania. but, hallie, those polls that you were just showing to me, it does show that president biden is having a very rough spell right now. that's confirmed on our own national poll. but also really strikes out to me is while democrats are down within the margin of error or slightly outside is just how much not necessarily joe biden's approval rating is hanging over the balance on these candidates and they're all running much higher than joe biden's approval rating right now. maybe joe biden's approval rating isn't the most important factor and determinate factor that we'll see in other races across the county. >> exclusive news we broke here first by the new effort of the democratic party to put more resources behind vulnerable democrats runni

at one point, you saw the dow plunging 1100 points before recovering just a little bit, i'm hallie jacksonington. we're going to cover all of this and tense situations with nbc reporter frank call lynn. frank, what going on. a bit of a recovery, but we've got an hour, still, until close. >> yeah, you know, it's a mixed bag of things. thanks for having me on the show. mixed bag of things putting pressure on the markets. you mentioned national markets. tenure 1.7%. anything over 1.5% put a lot of pressure on tech stocks, as we know, during the pandemic, a lot of people invested in the tech stocks and saw a big boom. and then that pressure for people to continue riskier assets to make up for losses in other areas. this economy is moving a lot of since the fed announced 2 would look to raise and hike interest rates. three things causing pressure on the markets. one thing people are doing, checking their 401(k)s. spoiler alert, it's going to be down. if you talk to your investment adviser, it's a long game. >> i want to bring in mike memoli and matt bradley overseas in ukraine. andrea mitchell

here's hallie jackson. >> reporter: former president donald trump set to take the stage in arizona saturday for his first rally of 2022, sharing the spotlight with controversial fellow supporters of the stop the steal conspiracy theory, including kari lake running for governor there and secretary of state candidate mark stinson. this election was so shady, so shoddy, so corrupt. >> donald trump won. >> reporter: it was not and he did not but by supporting mr. trump's election lies, both have earned his endorsement. so have 57 other candidates who have questioned the legitimate 2020 results. as mr. trump flexes his political muscle ahead of the mid-term with more than 90 endorsements overall, including 15 for candidates challenging gop incumbents he doesn't like today one of the few republicans who voted to impeach then president trump announced he will not run for re-election. mr. trump's reaction, another one bites the dust lately the former president has made headlines for his shift in tone on vaccinations booed for blasting the shot's doubters. >> both the president and i are vaxxed and

i'm hallie jackson in washington along with other nbc news team to start us off. peter alexander at the white house, courtney at the pentagon, garrett haake at capitol hill and matt bradley in kiev. let me slew blanket apology in case i have to interrupt any of you. we want to hear from that end of washington on the latest. we heard from president biden who was clear about the potential consequences for vladimir putin if russia invades. talk us through this. this was not an expected news conference from president biden. these were off-the-cuff remarks to a group of reporters traveling with him today. >> that's exactly right. there was nothing on his public schedule but they added this unannounced stop at a small business and when the president was doing some shopping he turned to reporters and said you may have some questions. it was clear he had a message he wanted to communicate on ukraine, and it sounded like it was focused on the idea he would be willing to move some of the 8500 forces put on this heightened state of alert further to their positions in advance

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but, it raises another issue hallie. which in additional privilege. so to speak. which is, at least sydney powell and rudy giuliani, we know are currently under criminal investigation. and certainly, the big lie, has to, at some point fall under the broader investigation of the department of justice. so, they may have fifth amendment privileges available to them as well. ashley, let's talk about the white house. there's two sides to this -- worrying about democracy could. one is getting to the bottom of them -- was the white house is thinking, tonight? >> well, the white house knows what anyone who has follow this nose, as of now, democrats are set up to fill. they have the least amount of members, they will oppose any sort of rule change that would allow the democrats to pass these two pieces of voting rights legislation. the white house, as you saw, -- jen psaki saying at the briefing, this is of critical importance. it's fundamental tour democracy, and we think it's important to move forward on the vote and have every senator be on the record for where they sta

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nbc senior washington correspondent hallie jackson with the latest now. good morning >> good morning to you and we're talking here about two trumps, two investigations, and two new developments this morning. including from the lawmakers investigating january 6th, with ivanka trump now invited, not subpoenaed, just invited to share more with the committee about what she knows the january 6th committee spotlighting not the former president but a different trump this morning his daughter, ivanka, asking she share specifics about her communications with her father and white house staff as the insurrection was happening >> we have direct testimony that ms. trump went in multiple times. at least twice, maybe more, to her father i believe she was alone with him, to ask him to call off the violence >> lawmakers also want to know more about conversations between mr. trump and his then vice president, mike pence, to try to stop the counting of electoral votes. whether mr. trump ordered the national guard to respond to the riot, and his activities after the attack o

i'm hallie jackson in washington with you on this monday afternoon. the team is here with us too. and here are some of the new developments just coming into us this afternoon. you have the white house confirming russia is surging 5,000 more troops to belarus. the pentagon confirming it's also worried about more naval activity from russia. a senior u.s. defense official says russia has begun moving in supplies of blood to troops along the ukraine border. and at the u.n., a were of words between the u.s. and russian ambassadors ahead of a phone call between tony blinken and his counterpart. russia will face severe consequences if it attacks ukraine. similar to what we heard from before. all of it leading up to a briefing thursday for senator who is are considering a vote on the mother of all sanctions against vladimir putin. josh, we just heard from the president, from the pentagon, from the state department in the past hour. >> that's right, we're seeing a flurry of activity and communication between these nato members, including the u.s. and both russia and ukraine with the kritis

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. >>> good afternoon, i'm garrett haake in washington in for hallie jackson, and we are awaiting the president in pennsylvania. we will bring that to you live when he speaks. first, let's bring in our nbc news team. courtney kube is at the pentagon, richard engel in ukraine, kelly o'donnell and we're joined by four-star general barry mccaffrey. courtney, i want to start with you, what we just heard from pentagon officials. what were your takeaways? give us the new. >> that's right. one of the things i was struck by is how secretary austin did not rule out the possibility that the u.s. military could be brought in, into ukraine, in advance of an invasion for the purpose of helping americans get out. he didn't say it would happen, but he didn't rule it out. and that brings back, of course, only months ago the evacuation of americans and afghans out of afghanistan when we saw the 82nd airborne and other u.s. military forces brought in to kabul airport to help americans get out. again, secretary general milley did not announce that but they did leave open the possibility that could happe

i'm hallie jackson, with you this afternoon. i want to bring in tom costello that we haves in all things transportation for us, kelly o'donnell that covers all things biden-related. let me start with you. listen, yet another development, it seems like you have been on the air reporting every hour. this one seems to be significant as we hear from verizon and at&t. they will hit the pause button for now. >> let's be clear, they're only pausing the rollout near airports, so 5g will roll out starting at midnight tonight. the bottom line issues, you had two, big, power. expensive industries going at each other. cell phones on the one hand, airlines on the other. they took tear cases to the media and the white house. it looks like at&t and verizon blinked. the major airlines as you know yesterday sent a letter to the white house saying they were very concerned about vaeft, very concerned about massive disruptions with hundreds of thousands of airlines passenger potentially affected starting as soon as tomorrow that catches people's at

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adam kinzinger, one of the republicans on the panel, did tell our hallie jackson that they want to hearm him voluntarily. let's take a listen to what more of what he said. >> we certainly would like him to voluntarily talk to the committee. his staff has been more than helpful with us coming in, and shedding light on a lot of things. i would be surprised if he didn't want to, in some way, cooperate. i don't know if that means probably maybe not, hopefully not, a subpoena, but maybe it's written answers to questions, or, you know, voluntary interview. we'd love to hear from him. obviously, regardless of your opinions of him, he acted nobly that day despite the pressure and could have created a much worse crisis, if that's even thinkable, but it certainly could have been. >> now, as we just passed the one-year anniversary of the january 6th attack on the capitol, you also mentioned a shift in strategy by the committee. now, they held their only public hearing in july when they heard emotional testimony from the officers who protected the capitol on that day. and we learned that in the nex

. >> let's bring in hallie jackson. you have an important interview. >> we do. we have been listening to remembrances and you have taken us out of that from some of the lawmakers on the capitol during the insurrection a year ago. there are others still dealing with the fallout from that day, including capitol police officer harry dunn who is joining me now. thank you for being here on what a know is a difficult day for you. >> i appreciate you having me on. >> can i start with your thoughts today as you are listening to remarks and reflections from problem, vice president harris and members of congress on what happened a year ago and where our democracy is one year later? >> frankly i am glad everybody is saying things that me and my fellow coworkers that have spoken out have been saying since we first started talking. >> yeah. >> we got ready -- i want some closure to this, it only happens when accountability is served and the full truth about what happened that day is laid out for the american people. >> can you talk about what it's like still being on duty at

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