coverage marking 20 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. coverage starts at 5:00 a.m. eastern with alex whit, anchoring live from ground zero. brian williams and nicolle wallace at 8:00 a.m. i will join ali velshi for continuing coverage at 11:00 eastern. america remembers 20 years later, tomorrow morning here on msnbc. we ll have much more from ground zero coming up. president biden set to visit a local school following last night s game changing speech on vaccine mandates. he said to america get vaccinated. e mandates said to america get vaccinated hey, son! no dad, it s a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it s a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how s that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions
connection next saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. stay tuned, because my friend lindsey rider is in for alex whit. you ve got that post-vacation glow. i loved all your pictures. we ve got a busy day of breaking news. we re going to get right to it right now. good day, everybody. we re going to get to the albany county sheriff, right now holding a press conference on a criminal complaint filed against the new york governor. let s listen. not that i m aware of at this time. again, we are in the very infant stages. [ inaudible question ] we have not even talked about that at this point. [ inaudible question ] i would rather not, sir, at this point. again, we re in the very infant stages of this investigation. i do not want to go any further on that. we have a report on file that alleges criminal conduct against our governor, and it would be
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reagan went riding for an hour on the day of the visit got on extraordinarily well anyhow. how important is it? it s very important as far as we re concerned that the president of the united states should be over here and meeting our head of state. yes, it s and the other data point here about queen elizabeth is that she is the world s longest serving monarch. let me bring you in here, alex witt. from the american perspective, you know, we get excited about these sort of things, especially when the american president meets with the queen. is it because they are distant cousins or is it more than that? you know, i think it s more than that. i think it s the pomp, it s the pageantry, it s all we have in an americanized version, but when you think about the hundreds, thousands, really, of years of history, you can t as a
is caddy cay and joining the watch party is andrew roberts british historian outside of buckingham palace and msnbc s own alex whit who will be picking up the next couple of hours of coverage. caddy, let come back to you. the significance of a visit with the queen at windsor castle. this is a rite of passage for any world leader and for any american leader. this is the 13th president that her imaginety will meet while the president is in office. met hoover, of course, after he left office. that makes 14 in total. by my calculation, it means the queen has met over a quarter of all american presidents. just to put it in some sense of history for you. she s, you know, an extraordinary feature on the world stage. she has been with us for so long it s hard to imagine the world without her majesty. and for joe biden, even though the british press is stressing