E.org today. thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. the beat with ari starts right now. we have reports tonight on a legal rebuke for steve bannon and his criminal case and democrats eyeing a december breakthrough for president biden. our top story right now is about covid-19, and about new evidence there s reason to prepare for
Require basically only the deputy attorney general or the attorney general to communicate with the white house on any serious matter, and obviously that was blown apart by the trump administration. but as i understand it, merrick garland has resumed that policy. so i think that s necessary. but more generally, ari, you look at investigation after investigation, they ve taken so long. we re almost a year after january 6th. we ve also got the new york investigations going on into trump and his inflation of assets, you ve got georgia and so on. i feel like i need a spreadsheet just to keep track of which office is doing what investigation over donald trump s misconduct. it s getting harder to keep up with and pete davidson dating rumors at this point, but i think that, you know, taken together, you see law enforcement trying to have a response, but it wasn t really geared for someone like trump who would just stymy it at every turn, say no, refuse to tell the
In that regard, ari. appreciate all of that. that s why we started with you on the briefing. katty and i will handle the less scientific part. not everyone can be a doctor around here. and that is the policy part and the politics. here is a president who has talked a lot about science leading, but if we re being honest, he really came quickly to assure everyone there won t be severe lockdowns and measures. of course, he and no one really knows everything yet about this. it does seem to suggest that we re in a different place going into 22 than we were, say, a year ago, and what policymakers think the public would even tolerate. yeah, it seems that our tolerance for risk when it comes to covid has increased, along with our impatience to get this done. i m sure you hear it, ari, all the time. i hear people saying i m done with covid. the problem is covid isn t done with us. and i thought it was
On tv. we continue the conversation online. take a look. oh my god, what time is it? it s time to do the interview, ari, put your phone down. it s a moment, it s a mood, it s a vibe. it s part of the trump m.o. he s a desperate man. michael and ari, like roger and me. dig this. are you ready? what do you got? at the emmies. what we need most is not ideology, it s evidence. this is fish and that is chips. when are you going to call me? this week. okay. okay. okay. everything you just saw was a digital exclusive. you d have to join us on the internet if you re interested, you can find me @ari melber.com. you can see dr. ruth and the pets and if you pass, that s fine. keep it locked on the beat and the reidout and all in.
Media or ari melber.com. the reidout with joy reid is next. i wasn t ready. that is awesome. dream come true interview. he s amazing. congrats on that. thank you, i didn t mean to catch you off guard. it is your time, you know. [ laughter ] i mean, it s that s fair. firm by fair. [ laughter ] i need to be ready for it. thank you very much. have a good evening. peace. good night. good evening. we begin the reidout with a party willing to destroy the u.s. economy to own the libs. they are refusing to vote to increase the debt ceiling. according to a report from a breach could wipeout $15 trillion in household wealth and surge the unemployment rate to