some time in the next hour we expect to see president biden speaking at the nato summit answering questions from the reporters traveling with him and a lot is on his plate from china, to russia to afghanistan all while he is trying to reinstate trust with nato after four tumultuous, you could say, years with president trump. with me is the anchor of this program, andrea mitchell and also joining us bbs washington anchor catty kay and deputy national security adviser during the obama administration and author of being the fall. andrea, let me start with you. we are looking at the president between president biden and president erdogan and both leaders are in the room, as we speak. if the putin summit wasn t taking so much of the oxygen this would be significant given the relationship developed over
tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free. the idea is pretty simple. america is where some of them might get to cop for a better life. not that the door to america sk completely shut unless you already have one. with that we turn to our expert panel it, leah rigore, mary executive director of the national immigration law center and washington anchor catty kay. mariel elaina, your thoughts? thank you, ari. as an immigrant from colombia and a lawyer, it is deeply offensive to sear acting director cuccinelli talk about this as self-sufficiency. the fact is that this is the country, the land of opportunity. that is the story we have told ourselves for several centuries now. and we know that in fact, the majority of americans at some point in their lifetime are
nationalists agreeing with what he said. a contrast to civil rights icon u.s. congressman june lewis who made this powerful argument today. what what he said and what he continues to say is racist. it is racism. you cannot hide it, you cannot sweep it under the american rugging. > i m joined for our special coverage as the house prepares this vote with juanita toliver, jason johnson from the root, and bbc washington anchor catty kay. we are moments from the vote that now has been slightly delayed but will occur to rebuke the sitting president. what are americans to make of this one could say, well, there are many days where you could take something the president has said or done and devote the time on the house floor, but that doesn t mean there is no significance to putting this on the record for history. absolute significance in getting this on the record. the republicans reaction to all of this is a clear marker where
is prepared to take it out. all of this comes as the president is set to leave for mira lag go later on today. back to you. thank you for that report. a washington, d.c. judge is expected to hold a hearing on whether former trump campaign staffer rick gates can be released from house arrest t. attorney for paul manafort filed a similar request. the judge will consider his motion as well today. that does it for us on this tuesday morning. morning joe starts right now. good morning, it s tuesday, november 21st. welcome to morning joe. with us on set we have washington anchor catty kay, former president cruz s director, rick tyler and pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post and msnbc political analyst eugene
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