joining me are nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson, cornell bellcher. daniella tletka and jake sherman. founder of the news site punch bowl news. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> a good sunday morning and a happy mother's day to all the moms out there. the coming leadership ouster of liz cheney is more about the sacking of the number three house republican, it's an unconditional surrender that the 2020 election was somehow stolen. cheney's crime isn't that she isn't conservative, it's that she's not conservative as defined by today's republican party which partly means unquestioned loyalty to the defeated former president trump. she says the election was not stolen and charges trump with inciting the insurrection. it is the latest chapter in the party's purging of the legacy. the bushes, mccains, the romneys and now the cheneys. names that appeared on eight of nine presidential tickets from 1980 to 12, ex communicated by the party's base and the leadership. for one reason only, the messag

nbc news senior washington correspondent, hallie jackson, daniella pletka and jake sherman is with usent capitol hill vote counter, and it may only need a majority of the house republican conference to how fast cheney. can we consider this a done deal, considering how it went the first time? >> i have no evidence that liz chin any is going to be ousted. she won by a healthy margin last time. a lot of republicans i've talked to in the last two or three days suggested they have not seen any sort of behavior change. that's the way they put it, from the vote. they were like her -- even the pe the people who voted for impeachment do not want to be constantly talking about donald trump. they might agree with cheney on the substance, but they don't want this to be the overwhelming narrative of their next 16 to 18 months. >> i understand that. liz chene it up. donald trump has brought up the election some 20-plus -- 24 times since he eve been off social media. she's put out a -- the person obsessed with relate gaiting the past is donald trump, not liz cheney. >> i think the problem for the re

hallie jackson, thanks for sticking around. catch hallie every weekday right before this hour. >>> breaking news. the santa clara county sheriff's department says deputies are responding to right now what's being described as an active shooter investigation. this is the scene near downtown san jose, california. you can see a slew of police cars there assembled at this active shooter investigation. nbc news right now working to learn a little bit more, including whether there are injuries, if we are dealing with one shooter, perhaps multiple shooters. we just don't have a great deal of information right now. deputies at this point are urging people to stay away from this area. it looks like -- again, looks like this is happening near a light rail facility in san jose, california. we are going to stay on top of this, bring you more information just as soon as we get it. deputies there in san jose on the scene of an active shooter investigation. >>> american diplomacy in action. secretary of state blinken on a tour through the midd

thank you for watching this hour of "hallie jackson reports." of fast-moving stories we are watching this hour. any minute the white house covid response team will hold a briefing. booster shots or no booster shots? what they are saying about the future of covid vaccinations. >>> in 30 minutes, kyle rittenhouse expected to make his first in-person court appearance. they have brought in extra security. prosecutors saying he shot and killed two people and wounded a third during protests after the police shooting of jacob blake. what will it mean for his trial? >>> we do want to start with

a busy hour of "hallie jackson reports."ig melvin here. we are following a lot of fast moving stories this morning, including some big breaking news in the tech world. blocked, former president trump will not be

i'm hallie jackson with you on this friday morning and san non pettypiece and dominic chu.t me start with you the april hiring boom goes bust, what happened? >> that's the big question. there is a lot of narratives right now about why the job mark is slowing downright now. the reason so in economists had this situation developing right now where they saw a million jobs possibly created was because we saw data points out there that were still again with weekly jobless claims, everything pointing positively. with that in mind everything thought this would be a pretty good picture. the reason it comes into question is many folks are saying it is due to the idea that there are people out there looking for jobs that may not be there looking for jobs if they're correcting enhanced unemployment benefits. but there are surveys out there as well that say according to the national faed ration that 30% of small business owners are finding problems to get people to o come back and work for them. the question is whether or not you see this activity pick up. hospitality and leisure was t

i'm hallie jackson along with gabe gutierrez, leann caldwell, and britney patrick-cunningham. gabe, let me start with you you have been covering the story for a year now. i know you had a chance to talk with the family of george floyd and other that's have been united in this movement here. >> yeah, that is right and they tell me they're disappointed that congress has not been able to meet the self-imposed deadline. it has been a difficult year as well as other women that lost loved ones including the mother of eric gardner. for them, the pain is still fresh. >> what changed the host is yun si throughout the country. >> when the verdict came down in this case, guilty three counts, what went through your head. >> god ansed my prayers. i prayed that justice would be served. >> and it's been several years since you lost your son. what went through your head when you heard that verdict? >> i was elated. i said we found some form of justice. they are still fighting for that. i don't think they understand how urgent this is. >> that was john's sister. he was killed they came to a de

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joining me now, msnbc senior correspondent hallie jackson. she covered the white house through the republican years. and with me, the former communications director of the nrcc, and from platformer, understanding the legal decisions of faking, and brandy, of course, is nbc news's senior reporter focusing on the platforms and politics. let's start with the initial fallout of the president himself. the former president himself. what is interesting here, and i've heard multiple versions of this, which is that facebook might have been influenced by the fact that the trump operation made it clear, they can't function without facebook. that they desperately needed facebook. and almost did that scare the oversight board. >> i had that, the conversation that i had with the director of the oversight board about how this decision came into play. they insist that this decision was made solely from the facts at hand. the two posts made in the aftermath immediately of the december january 6th riot. they didn't take into effect the things the former presid

joining me now for more on this is nbc news correspondent hallie jackson, white house correspondent and moderator lu cindor and barbara mcquade. good to see you. >> you, too. >> what's he saying? >> witch hunt. that was the prediction and that's what you got, right? what is he saying? he's saying kind of a lot in this lengthy statement, not on twitter, because he still doesn't have twitter, not on facebook because he still doesn't have facebook. he put out a press release talking about how the attorney general of new york worked on prosecuting donald trump even before she knew anything about me. this speaks to the politicization piece that those around the former president, his family members, will argue and we're seeing them argue that this is partisan, right? that links up with what we just saw from trump advisor jason miller who tweeted out a video of a montage of things letitia james said when she was on the cam taken trail in 2018. the former president said this. he said, a continuation of the greatest political witch hunt in the history of the united states working in conjunction

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. >>> right now on "hallie jackson reports," the conserative crackdowns.lorida's governor signing a law to revamp elections and doing it live on fox news only. texas republicans get ready to follow suit on their own bill. protesters about to go to the state capital to flood the gallery. we are live in both states with what republicans call voting reform and democrats call voter suppression. >>> here in washington, on capitol hill, gop leadership moving fast to boot liz cheney from their ranks. a move meant to cement the party firmly behind former president donald trump and his lies about the 2020 election. cheney's warning to her party this morning. her next steps and what other republican women are asking now. good morning. i'm hallie jackson in washington along with sam brock in florida and jane timm outside the texas state capital. sam, let me start with you. with the ink barely dry on the governor's signature in florida on the new voting law, you have at least one lawsuit and i think two that have been filed. >> reporter: multiple lawsuits, that's corr

>> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> barbara comstock, so good to see you again.ul of the party. is this a fight you have even a hope to win? >> well, i do think there is a strong center-right coalition that realizes that the future needs to be a lot bigger than what is painted by donald trump. donald trump only got 46.9% of the vote, and we know that is shrinking in and his favorability numbers are down in the 30%. because he keeps pushing the big lie, it's just morally untenable to continue to push that, and just wrong i agree with liz on that front politically, if we want to have people in there who are going to p push back and fight for our issues, we need to have a party that will be stronger. the coalition i'm part of is people who are republicans, former republicans, and independents i happen to plan on staying in the party, fighting to get more republicans elected. but we're a diverse group that wants to see center-right governance and we don't want to have the matt gaetz and the marjorie taylor greenes become the faces of our party, our donald trump, and

i'm hallie jackson in washington.ining me from capitol hill is he ann caldwell to begin the coverage. we've been watching this unfold. the family of brian sicknick on the hill talking to republicans to tell them please, vote for this january 6th commission. i know you had a chance to speak with glad us sicknick? >> first, there was a meeting with senator romney, and then senator johnson. senator johnson is the one who said that january 6th was mostly peaceful. he's mostly been denying that january 6th was an insurrection and how serious it was. so i asked his mother what her message was going to be to senator johnson considering his previous statements. this is what she had to say. >> just look at the footage of what all these people went through and all these police officers did to make them safe and keep them safe. >> reporter: did you call it a slap in the face? >> yes, i did. yes. because they put their lives on the line. >> reporter: she is going to spend the day on capitol hill meeting with a variety of republic

hallie jackson with late details now >> reporter: facebook forbidden still for the former president for now. but the company's independent oversight board is kicking the ultimate decision back to facebook, saying the platform's indefinite suspension of donald trump's account in the aftermath of the january 6th insurrection is not appropriate and giving a six-month window for facebook to clarify its rules and decide what to do, put a concrete timeline on the suspension, permanently disable the account, or let mr. trump back on but remove posts that violate facebook policies >> it's saying to facebook, you know, although you were correct on the day it's not proportionate to have an indefinite suspension, that is not consistent with freedom of expression. >> do you believe facebook mishandled this initial ban >> by using an arbitrary penalty facebook did not apply, or did not handle the case in a manner that was transparent or consistent or predictable for the user >> reporter: the board blasting facebook for trying to avoid its responsibilities as the platform now considers clear proporti

refriending donald trump they upheld the ban but ordered a review and now trump is firing back hallie jackson has the latest. >> reporter: facebook forbidden still for the former president for now, but the company's independent oversight board is kicking the ultimate decision back to facebook saying the pl aftermath of the january 6th insurrection is not appropriate and giving a six-month window to clarify its rules and decide what to do put a concrete time line on the dec decision, permanently remove the account. >> you are saying to facebook, although you were correct, it's not okay to have a permanent suspension. >> reporter: do you believe facebook miss handled the ban? >> they did not apply or did not handle the case in a manner that was transparent or consistent or predictable for the user. >> reporter: the board blasting facebook for trying to avoid its responsibilities as the platform now considers clear proportionate next steps. >> we must now consider how we can evolve our approach. >> mr. trump, who's still banned from twitter and youtube, is calling his suspensions a total quote,

nbc's senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has that part of the story hey, hallie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, hoda, good morning. that decision by the facebook oversight board has implications beyond just what happened to former president trump's account. as it fuels the debate here in washington and around the country about whether the government should step in and rein in big tech's big power facebook fury this morning with new reaction from the former president's conservative allies after the social media company's oversight board upheld donald trump's suspension from the site, at least for now >> they do whatever the heck they want. they don't ask permission. they don't follow their own terms. they don't actually have any rules that they follow, and they censor conservatives. >> they've gotten too big. it's time they're broken up. >> donald j. trump just got a huge boost from facebook, which basically canceled him making him a martyr. >> reporter: and former president trump warning the social media companies that have banned him, facebook, twitter, google must pay a poli

. >>> thanks for watching this hour of "hallie jackson reports." we have highlights on twitter.or chuck todd. i will see you then. for now, more with craig melvin right now. >>> good monday morning to you. craig melvin here. it's a very busy monday. in fact, we are going to be checking in with eight -- count them, eight correspondents from the halls of congress to a major u.s. airport to casper, wyoming. first, the most impactful ransomware attack in history. that's what cyber security experts are calling the attack on the colonial pipeline. look at this map. this pipeline stretches more than 5,500 miles from texas all the way to new jersey. it supplies roughly 45% of the gasoline, diesel and jet fuel that's used on the entire east coast. in a few moments, the national security risks this attack is raising. >>> the biden administration is involved now. it is spotlighting the push for an infrastructure bill. in a few hours, we will hear from president biden when he talks about the economy. his emphasis this week is on deal making. you may have heard republicans are a little busy,

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i'm hallie jackson in washington. with you here on this friday morning. along with leann caldwell. also joined by barbara comstock. senator mark warner expressed confidence or optimism that they would have it by yesterday, right? we didn't think we would still talk about this delay now, but it's happening because a lot of overnight drama, right? >> yeah, welcome to the senate, that's how things happen around here and no one knows when the vote on the commission is going to take place if it will be today or -- >> isn't it today? do we think it might stretch? >> there are time limitations, so we could have up to 40 more hours if we stretch it into tomorrow. we don't think it is going to go there, but it is all related at this point to this china bill. there is procedural votes because of senate rules. the republicans are doing some things right now stretching out making the senate use all of it's time before they can get to final pass of this china legislation. once they do get to final passage, which again could be today, could be tonight, could be the middle of the night, could eve

nbc's senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has that story. hallie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, hoda. good morning. the decision is now just in, bottom line. the former president is still banned from facebook, at least for now, but that might change for donald trump in six months. with the board asking facebook to revisit this issue. the oversight board decision accuses facebook of being too vague with its suspension and seeking to avoid its responsibilities. it's a decision a lot of people are watching in this high profile test. decision day this morning in a facebook faceoff with the company's independent oversight board upholding the decision to keep former president donald trump off the platform, at least for now. but the board, a kind of supreme court for facebook, says it's not appropriate for the company to just make the ban indefinite giving facebook six months to review the issue, by putting a time limit on the suspension, by permanently disabling the blt or perhaps by allowing mr. trump back on while removing content that violates

that does it for this hour of "hallie jackson reports."you. craig melvin here. a number of stories that we're following right now. first, a summer of normalcy. well, some version of that. that's the message we could be hearing from president biden just a few hours from now at the white house. we also could get a new development on the vaccine front, a decision from the

good morning i'm hallie jackson in washington with a busy wednesday morning for us here with her exclusive reporting on the trump grand jury. shannon pettypiece is outside of the white house, and we're joined by the federal prosecutor insore new york. the scoop that you have, the details you learned about the process that is technically we're not supposed to know about. i thought that was a tech issue on my end, i don't know if the viewers can hear you either. let me go to you, kahn, to set the scene here and shannon to you as well. we know at this point, let me just give a quick summary here. we may here this this special grand jury that is now empanelled. can you tell me how significant it is. >> first off it is significant but it's not. what i mean by that is the next logical step in the general investigation that the da is bringing now and the manhattan da is bringing. a special grand jury is sitting longer. it's more complexion, that's where the investigation lasts a little longer. what i caution everyone out there to think about will anyone reach a quick question and will they indict

house, but today, senate republicans are poised to block it nbc senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has the latest on all of it. good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you we saw the key vote to create it is tlad because republicans drew up a debate on a totally separate unrelated bill on china until about 3:00 in the morning. the republican opposition means this january 6th bill probably will not pass, and that is something that to a lot of folks might have seemed unthinkable had we been having this conversation back on january 7th given the political environment and the comments then. but politics is coming into play here you've got republicans arguing that democrats could end up using this commission as a political tool to hurt their chances in next year's midterms. you've got the former president donald trump calling this commission a trap, senator mitch mcconnell the top senate republican has been lobbying against it its opposition comes despite the very personal pitches from the family of officer brian sicknick who died after defending the capitol that day his mothe

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nbc's senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has the details on this one. babysitter it is easy, and it's everywhere, even apparently the white house. with a new report uncovering what they say is president biden's venmo account. that could have national security implications, but experts say it goes beyond the president with a warning to all of us. sending or spending money with the swipe of a finger on venmo takes almost no time at all, and that's apparently about how long it took for buzzfeed to find president biden's secret account on the app >> it took us less than, i think, ten minutes of looking to actually locate him. >> reporter: ryan mack is one of the reporters who discovered the accounts of nearly a dozen biden family members, not just the president and first lady a social web including children, grandchildren, senior white house officials, and all of their contacts on venmo. the presidential presence on the payment app a punch line in late night. >> this is like finding out the pope wears vr goggles. >> i didn't know they had venmo on rotary ph

once again, senior white house correspondent hallie jackson is back. also with us is nbc's chief legal correspondent ari melba. what do we know about this? >> it's significant. at least from a perspective of the optics as well as the legalities, given that we knew that there was this manhattan district attorney investigation that had been happening. that involves the former president and his business empire and the finance. really, the most we are going to learn was probably from this manhattan d.a. investigation. you had the civil investigation that was going on by the new york attorney general. now what is so significant is that the attorney general's office in new york is saying, we have moved from civil to criminal territory at this point. we don't know why that is necessarily. we can't tell you right now the specifics of what her office may have found that is triggering this. one of the reporting threads we are working on. obviously, this is something that's -- listen, in layman's terms here and from talking with legal experts, it doesn't seem to

i'm hallie jackson in for willie. hope you are enjoying the memorial day weekend.s starting to feel like a return to normal with more than half the country vaccinated and states everywhere lifting covid restrictions on this unofficial start to summer. the greatest spectacle in racing, the indy 500, held today many front of 135,000 people. this is the biggest crowd in sports since the start of the pandemic. for millions of people along the east coast this weekend is a washout. a good reason to stay inside and watch the race on tv. we will have the latest in a live report just ahead. >>> our sunday focus on the push to solve the mystery of how covid-19 originated, with president biden this week telling intelelligencnce commun it has 90 days to get answers. will we ever really know how it started? >>> in our spotlightspotlight, after the tulsa massacre, when a thriving black neighborhood was targeted and destroyed by white mobs. it's a story not told in history class. we are working with survivors to change that. >>> a sitdown with kevin hart on the special he filmed

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facebook oversight board made their decision, director of administration spoke to my colleague, hallie jackson about the message the board was trying to send back to facebook itself. >> saying to facebook, although you were correct on the day, although it was a severe violation, you didn't apply the right penalty. it's not proportionate to have an indefinite suspension. however there are clear recommendations, in the future what kind of tests should be applied and how users should be handled, techly political users and political leaders and how that should be addressed. >> a stern message to facebook that they have to do something about this arbitrary suspension. does this mean trump could end up being reinstated on to the facebook platform as well as instagram? >> it's inherently possible. this is basically the oversight board saying we didn't have a constitution to work with, and you're asking us to make a hard and fast law like a supreme court. we don't have real rules. we have to figure out the rules are first and then come back and make a decision on this one case. so, what they said to t

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. >>> thanks for watching this hour of "hallie jackson reports." find us on twitter with highlights. then in an hour or so, you have dr. fauci joining my colleague andrea mitchell. right now, it's craig melvin picking up coverage with everything you need to know about the new cdc mask guidance. >>> good friday morning to you. craig melvin here. major turning point in our country's long march toward normalcy in this pandemic. say good-bye to the masks if you are vaccinated. the cdc advising fully vaccinated americans that they no longer need to wear masks or physically distance. here is the cdc director this morning. >> i am cautiously optimistic that we are seeing this great, great end point in sight. i think we really do have to be humble and say this virus, this pandemic has given us twists and turns. we can't get our eye off the ball. >> we have all lived through those twists and turns. the cdc mentioned this. this is big. we all have different thoughts and responses. even questions. >> we can take them off, right? >> yes, sir. >> that's great.

that does it for this hour of "hallie jackson reports." for now i'll turn it over to craig melvin picking up our coverage right now. >>> and a good monday -- excuse me, tuesday morning to you. craig melvin here. a number of stories that we're following right now. first, a summer of normalcy. well, some version of that. that's the message we could be hearing from president biden just a few hours from now at the white house. we also could get a new development on the vaccine front, a decision from the fda is expected about opening up pfizer's vaccine to adolescents. that decision could come any moment. right now a fight within our borders could be up-ended by what is happening overseas. india tallying close to 400,000 cases every day. and today new travel restrictions from india to the united states will actually take effect dialing up the urgency to get people vaccinated in other countries. coming up, two ceos that will join me to talk about how they are looking to close the global vaccine gap. storm damage that devastated the south, even i

a busy hour of "hallie jackson reports." more coverage picking up right now with craig melvin. >>> a good wednesday morning. craig melvin here. we are following a lot of fast moving stories this morning, including some big breaking news in the tech world. blocked, former president trump will not be allowed back on facebook, at least not for now. the oversight board keeping its ban in place saying his posts about the attack on the capitol legitimatizes violence in a situation where there was an immediate risk to people's lives. the door may still be open for a return. we will have more on that breaking story in a few moments. >>> right now, we are focusing on a huge inflection point in this pandemic. the race to vaccinate americans as the rate of vaccinations slows down. i want you to look at this chart from the cdc for a moment here, because this chart shows the daily number of vaccine doses administered in the united states. you can see the drop-off since mid april, especially in the last few days. any minute now, our top d

. >>> thanks for watching this hour of "hallie jackson reports."colleague andrea mitchell. right now, it's craig melvin picking up coverage with everything you need to know about the new cdc mask guidance.

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