look, we know the committee from the start has been very concerned about former president trump s abuse of emergency powers and his willingness to entertain certain conspiracy theories like this. and the fact they rose even to the level of the oval office and were on the president s desk is, in fact, troubling and also a sign of the progress that the committee had made in their attempts to obtain and seek documents and interviews from players who were involved in president trump s efforts to overturn the results of the election. jackie, i have about six follow-up questions but i m so distracted by the yint cupcake behind you, i can t think straight. jackie said it, this is trump or the administration throwing spaghetti against the wall. that draft was never issued. would it even constitute as evidence that could support any charges? it s just that holy cow, this was crazy, and almost got really dangerous, but almost is the important word. if you re trying to do a criminal charge, b
whether you re the president or the president of a corporation, this generation is so incredibly motivated. they re anxious and angry. i think they re more committed than ever to vote and bring justice throughout american society. to that very point, one quote that stood out to me. when you asked what older americans do not understand about gen z and one young american answered this an older generation would not understand waking up in a classroom and thinking about how easy it would be for someone to shoot it up. the same daily weight on adult shoulders over bills or taxes is what children feel about living or dying. i mean, that is a heavy and wildly true statement. is that something you ve heard a lot? just about every head in that town hall i held were nodding with that statement. younger people said they were
after the original vaccination. but as you get out to five months, the protection wanes. that s what you mean by keeping up to date to be optimally vaccinated and optimally protected. that s i believe what she meant. i have to ask you about how dangerous the anti-vax movement is because it s not just about getting the shot. two weeks ago in a congressional hearing you went into detail about the threats you face every day. again, just yesterday, we heard these people go after you, go after president biden. are we underestimating how dangerous, how potentially violent this anti-vax movement is? and what s it like for you day after day? well, i do believe it has been an underestimation of the numbers of people who are taking in by the misinformation associated with the anti-vaccination movement. it s really very disturbing. i mean, obviously, there s always been a smaller element of
as early as this week. secretary of state blinken is meeting virtually with members of the european union right now as the united states is trying to coordinate its next move with our overseas allies. while all of that is going on, the administration is not taking any chances with the americans still inside ukraine ordering diplomats families to start leaving the embassy and giving the diplomats themselves the green light to come home. let s discuss and bring in nbc s josh letterman covering the white house, matt bradley inside ukraine, matt boughner covering the russian side and joe rubin, former assistant u.s. secretary of state. how close are we to sending real troops to eastern europe? closer than we were a few days ago, stephanie. president biden hovering over the weekend with his national security team. he was briefed via secure video conference by lloyd austin about potential options to shore up