vin gupta talking to me. i feel like that's how i am whenever dr. gupta is on. let's hear one more thing because tomorrow we are going to hear from the person who did the autopsy. and it was interesting to watch the prosecution preemptively sort of debunk what was found in the autopsy. but today i'm wondering if he fully debunked it. let's play a little of this. this is dr. tobin describing why you might not have expected to see low oxygen showing up in the autopsy. >> what about low oxygen? if somebody suffers or dies from low oxygen -- >> yes. >> -- does that show up on autopsy? >> no, it does not, because low oxygen is a functional thing, just an arrythmia is a functional thing. it doesn't leave a fingerprint on the autopsy. it's just there. so if you take somebody and you suffocate them with a pillow and it's very clear to you after you're suffocated, the person is dead from the pillow, you're not going to see the effects of the low oxygen. >> i love the way he just explained it in real-world terms. he even did if i'm sitting in church and sitting on my bum,

vin gupta. shaq, let me start with you. today we know the defense has their own expert on this, this is going to be a highly litigated portion of this trial in a trial already highly litigated. >> that's right, chuck. i'm glad you mentioned that. we're over the next couple of days, probably remainder of this trial, we're going to hear a battle of experts also, people from the prosecution brought on to underscore their point, it was the actions of derek chauvin that led to the death of george floyd. when the defense makes their case, you will hear the defense, and their experts will say the fentanyl in his system and drugs and underlying medical condition. i think the important points today, chuck, four points i want to break down. you heard dr. tobin express george floyd died from a low level of oxygen, asphyxia. a word you don't see in the medical examiner's report and we will hear from the medical examiner tomorrow. number two, because it's the actions of chauvin, handcuffs, prone position, the knee in the neck and in the

vin gupta, thank you, and shannon pettypiece as well. joining me now is democratic governor phil murphy of new jersey. governor, good to see you. obviously the frustration around masks is felt countrywide. people know they need to wear them, but they are feeling tired of it. what do you say to your residents when they come to you and they say, why am i still wearing a mask outside? why is it still necessary? >> good to be with you, katy. and who could blame them for getting sick and tired of wearing them. i don't blame anybody for that. here's what we tell them. by the way, folks in new jersey overwhelmingly have done the right thing, i have to say, and i take my hat off to them. outside you only have to wear it if social distancing is not achievable. so if you could achieve social distancing, we are not mandating that you wear a mask. it's indoors and unfortunately the weather is still not warm enough, so therefore we're living more of our lives indoors than we would like, but it's indoors that really makes a difference, particularly wh

vin gupta. always good to see you, dr. gupta.ity on the new travel guidelines. they say people that are fully vaccinated can travel safely within the united states. for international travel, they don't need a covid-19 test prior to travel unless their destination requires it, and they don't need to self-quarantine after returning to the united states. we're told the risk is low as long as you wear a mask. but they're still discouraging non-essential travel. is there a mixed message? do people just want to hear the part where you can travel safely? >> good evening. always good to see you. i agree, it might be confusing for the american public. in my opinion, i'd say we've long known these vaccines are safe and effective to keep you out of the hospital. all of them that are approved in the united states. if you follow the guidance in terms of safe travel. i was on a flight from arizona, i saw a lot of people cover just their mouth, not their nose. if you're doing all the right things, travel is safe if you're vaccinated. that's the

vin gupta.did go jogging today in the park, ask this is the mask that i wore with a doctor's mask under it. and most of the people that i saw that were in the park -- the park was packed -- i would say 95% of the people still had masks on. there were people who were really getting upset about that. i won't name them. should people be freaking out that some people like myself who are vaccinated should still wear masks outdoors? should we do that? >> definitely not. good evening, joy. i think you're going to see residual masking based on personal preference for months, if not years, after this pandemic is over. nobody should judge anyone else's personal health decisions. having said that, i will say that the cdc was well timed to put this out there, because there is no data -- frankly, there has not been data for many months now that outdoor transmission is a thing, especially with warm humid air. joy, we know that respiratory viruses don't like humid air, they like dry air. the more people who ar

vin gupta, affiliate assistant professor at the institute for health metrics and evaluation. dr.ime tonight. thank you. >> thank you, rachel, for having me. >> so you've been very outspoken about the utility of these monoclonal antibody treatments in the fight against covid. i want to ask you as a practitioner if i said anything there that was wrong about them or if there's anything else that people should understand broadly about how these things could be used and why they should perhaps be used more than they are. >> absolutely. good to see you, rachel. everything you said was exactly correct. one thing i've in theed, i see the end consequence, rachel, if we don't use these at scale. i was just down in arizona, caring for a very different type of icu than i cared for in seattle at the beginning of the pandemic. younger patients, those with pre-existing conditions on ventilators and they were not asking for, they didn't know to ask for monoclonal antibodies. we are definitely underutilizing a therapy that frankly because of the lack of demand for it could keep people out of the

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vin gupta is seeing younger patients with serious lung problems. >> once covid-19 wreaks havoc on lungs it doesn't really matter if you're older or younger >> reporter: no one and no region is immune for 16 straight days michigan has seen over a 100% spike in new infection rates. >> the numbers are just going up and up and up, and every day when i look at our covid numbers they're higher than the day before >> reporter: with 25% of adults vaccinated, there are more reports of breakthrough cases. 102 fully vaccinated people in washington later caught the virus. it comes after 141 cases in south carolina and 374 in minnesota. experts say the infections are rare and a reminder, the vaccines a strong layer of protection but not a silver bullet nurse-practitioner diane schmidt contracted covid four months after she was vaccinated >> i'm definitely an outlier. i still highly recommend the vaccine. >> reporter: but in north carolina and colorado closures at mass vaccination sites. hundreds had appointments canceled after a small number of adverse reactions tonight both centers set to soon reop

vin gupta, charlie sykes. >>> next. gwen karr, the mother of eric garner, joins me next. plus. >>> you were told that mr. floyd died because his heart was too big. and the truth of the matter is that the reason george floyd is dead is because mr. chauvin's heart was too small. >> the remarkable work of the prosecution-dream team in the derek chauvin murder trial. and how they managed to crack the blue wall of silence. >>> plus, what you might've missed in a bananas week in politics. including, ted cancun cruz lying act supreme-court packing. and josh hawley voting against an anti-asian hate crimes bill. "the reidout" continues, after this. after this it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. during photosynthesis, plants convert solar energy into chemical energy, cleaning the oxygen we breathe. plants clean the air. when applied to stained textiles, plant-based surfactants like the ones in seventh

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vin gupta will also make an appearance in the special. >>> early on in the show we asked all of you "ing because the sunrise is my jamb. kristin said because there is no room left in the bed. must be time to get up. very sweet, sleeping kids. >> bruce says he is up early because he just bought a corvette convertible and he's anxious to drive it somewhere. i want to know if it's new or old, mine is a 1989. >> alex says i'm awake this morning listening to way too early as my family is driving. our love to derek, alex, all of you have a safe drive up here we're excited to see you here in dc. >>> still ahead here, what we're learning about the police response to the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. "way too early" is coming right back. gillette proglide. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke. so you're ready for the day with a fresh face for a fresh start. for a limited time get a 5th cartridge free. >>> welcome back, the inspector general said he was ordered not to use heavy protections during the january 6th insurrection. he

vin gupta and joyce vance, thank you very much. joyce, don't go anywhere. you're sticking with us for the hour. >>> the trial is expected to resume soon. when testimony gets underway, we'll go back inside that courtroom. >>> in the meantime, joe biden developed a series of actions on gun violence based on what happened in just the last month alone. in march, within 15 days, three high-profile mass shootings in georgia, colorado and california. and then just yesterday another one in south carolina where a gunman killed a grandfather, a grandmother, their two children and another man at a private home in rock hill. the president's executive orders direct the justice department to issue a ruling on so-called ghost guns, on traceable weapons that can be made at home from parts purchased on the internet. the president says he wants those drug kits to be treated as firearms. he also ordered the justice department to propose a rule on stabilizing braces, and to public "red flag" legislation for states. today the president said enough is enough. he called gun viole

vin gupta with us, a pandemic consultant and msnbc medical contributor.eidi, first of all, sounds like you're in the rain. my apologies, wish that wasn't the case, but what have you been hearing and have they shifted to all things moderna and pfizer? >> really was an epic scramble here yesterday, chuck. they were able to replace all of those johnson & johnson is willing to play in reaching these underserved communities. it has taken some coaxing to get them out to take this vaccine, and they really did prefer the one and done approach, not having to repeatedly come into buildings, show documentation. and now she told me in an interview earlier that the challenge may also be once johnson & johnson does come back on line, addressing the issues about skepticism and hesitancy. take a look at what she told me. >> it's probably going to take our leaders like congresswoman wexton and others to say jurks -- just get it, get it, get it. it's just convincing you need to be safe. >> reporter: so johnson & johnson did account for a small portion of vaccines overall i

back with us tonight is doctor vin gupta, a pulmonologist out of seattle who specializes in these types of illnesses, he's also on the faculty of the university of washington. doc, it's good to see you. what is your message to young people? what's your message to the vaccine hesitance and let me add one thing, life is about carrots and sticks, i guess these days syringes, carrots and sticks, can't the cdc say to young people, to the vaccine hesitant, get the shot, feel free to remove your mask in public? >> brian, let me lead by saying those some public health experts think a part of this group isn't reachable i disagree, i've had the pleasure of speaking to major league baseball clubs across the country, younger people, and all they needed to be listened to and heard, and maybe they'll say doc, does this vaccine cause issues with pregnancy? for example in the case of a baseball player, the last me that player. the last me three times, and i say no. does it cause ottoman disease? the answer is no. those are the common questions i get. when should i get the vaccine? should i get it? and

vin gupta is saying young patients. >> once it reeks havoc on your lungs, it doesn't meend. >> for 16ichigan has a 100% spike in infection rates. >> the numbers are going up and up, and every day, i look at the numbers and they are higher than the day before. >> with 25% of adults vaccinated, there are more reports of break through cases. 102 people vaccinated people in washington, d.c. caught the virus, after 141 cases in south carolina, and 374 in minnesota. experts say the infections are rare, and a reminder the vaccine is a strong layer of protection but not a single bullet. nurse practitioner diane contracted it four months after she was vaccinated. >> i still highly recommend the vaccine. >> but in north carolina and colorado, closures at vaccination sites. hundreds canceled after a small number of adverse reactions. progress but not without setbacks. there is also new worry the true number of new infections is higher than reported. one reason? reason of the testing sites are now vaccination centers. >>> the 11th hour continues after this short break. your mission: stand up to m

vin gupta is seeing young patients were serious lung patients. >> once it wreaks half shook on lungsn't matter if you're older or younger. >> no one and no region is immune. for 16 straight days michigan has seen over a 100% spike in new infection rates. >> the numbers are just going up and up and up and every day the covid numbers are higher than the day before. >> reporter: with 25% of adults vaccinated there are more reports of breakthrough cases, 102 fully vaccinated people in washington later caught the virus. it comes after 141 cases in south carolina and 374 in minnesota. experts say the infections are rare and a reminder the vaccines are a strong layer of protection but not a silver bullet. nurse practitioner diane schmidt contracted covid four months after she was vaccinated. >> my case is definitely an outlier. i would still highly recommend the vaccine. >> reporter: but in north carolina, and colorado, closures at mass vaccination sites. hundreds had appointments canceled after a small member of adverse reactions. tonight both centers set to soon re-open. progress but not

vin gupta will also make an appearance in that special and he joins us now. dr.vid patients for i guess about 14 months now, since the beginning of all of this. i'm sure it feels like a lifetime to you. i'm just curious about your reaction, specifically to congressman jordan yesterday, but more broadly to the attacks on people like dr. fauci. >> good morning, willie. good to see you. i actually grew up in what is congressman jordan's district in ohio and my parents are still there. so it's partly just embarrassing to see that behavior towards dr. fauci from a personal lens. and i will say that this distortion of personal freedom isn't new, as you, mika, and joe have been talking about. and really, what we should be keen on is this notion that personal freedom is the ability to live a long, healthy life. and yet that has been distorted constantly for the last 14 months. it's disappointing. to answer the congressman's question, since he didn't let dr. fauci respond to it, dr. fauci is talking about cases and that's certainly one metric. another metric, willie, just

vin gupta. you're the perfect man to have on for this segment.. here we sit more than a year later from a medical point of view, from someone who has treated patients in the emergency where you work and has seen what covid does to lives, how have the first 100 days played out in terms of getting the country vaccinated, in terms of bringing hospitalizations and deaths down? >> look at what has happened across the rest on the world right now. all of our major allies are in a crisis. that easily could have been us if we had the same leadership that we did throughout 2020. so that is number one. we're just in a federally different spot than most of the rest of the world. that's because of the leadership president biden and his team. 200 shots in the first 100 days. land bodies now more accessible to where people obviously evidence-based messages from actual science leaders has been vital. willie, you saw this, the effective handling of the johnson and johnson side effect issue. now we're talking about cdc potentially issuing guidance on outdoor maski

vin gupta, affiliate assistant professor and evaluations and a global health policy expert and someoneee the country's fight against covid today. >> good evening, nicole. good to see you. in the u.s. it is a different conversation than it is globally. let's start idea u.s. there are pockets that are concerning where we're seeing increases in cases followed, nicole, critically by an increase in hospitalizations, namely places like michigan where we're seeing that important increase in hospitalizations. that's what i want all your viewers to focus in on. as we get more vaccinations in people's arms, the key metric here when we talk about normalcy is how many people are going to the hospital because less people are going to be getting tested if they have the vaccine. what's happening in michigan, there is a blip upwards in terms of younger people getting hospitalized, so that's something to keep an eye out on. it should all cause us some concern because we know this variant first identified in the u.k. we do think it might be slightly more lethal, more transmissible. what i have seen pers

vin gupta and every doctor that we've had on this show over the past year has said.s absurd to suggest that people who have vaccinations around other people with vaccinations should still wear masks outside. the question was raised in an atlantic article yesterday. many others are asking the same thing. like, are you serious? you look at the science and in this case, the science does not match up with an outdoor mask mandate, especially for people who are vaccinated. nick, i'm curious. i saw you tweeted a similar article yesterday. what are your thoughts? >> i was curious about this and i tweeted an article from slate that went through some of the science and it was amazing to watch the reaction pour in. people from the right were saying, of course not, you idiot. and people on the left are saying, it's so selfish you wouldn't wear a mask. look, i wear a mask all the time. i'll probably keep wearing a mask on the subway after this is over for flu. but the reality is, according to the science, if you have the vaccine and you're walking around in a park outdoors and no