after birth. in terms of health care, in terms of childcare, and in terms of combatting poverty. also today, new details on what is next for the january six committee s public hearings. committee lumber adam schiff telling nbc news earlier today, what to expect when the hearings pick back up following congress s july 4th recess. the next couple of hearings will cover the run up to january six. the marshaling of this mob that appeared on the mall that day, that attacked the capital. and then, the final hearing will cover with the president was doing, and more importantly when he was not doing, as we re being attacked. president biden on the world stage with a g7 leaders in germany today. is your summit focusing on the global economy and the war in ukraine. we have to stay together. putin is counting now from the beginning, and somehow nato and the d seven would splinter, but
courts ruling. and the idea that state governments can now force people to give birth. meanwhile, democratic members of congress are sounding the alarm. but, how are they talking about this? well, they are talking about how the decision will affect americans everywhere. take a listen to democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez on nbc s meet the press this morning. forcing women to carry pregnancies against their will will kill them. it will kill them. especially in the state of arkansas, where there is very little to no support for life after birth. in terms of health care, in terms of childcare and in terms of combatting poverty. this decision and this policy will kill people. no matter what s their spin and what their talking points are. and that is with the data shows. and that is with the statistics show. nbc s marbury is outside the supreme court, where supporters of abortion rights and some
combatting poverty, and of combatting racism, and you map that onto the policies and the rhetoric of the trump presidency even as early tenure right now becomes pretty clear that trump, when it comes to race if you re thinking about the muslim ban, rhetoric around mexican immigrants, if you think about what he said around charlottesville, around certain black nations, an f on race. if you look at poverty, consider the trump tax policy just passed and the way that s going to play out in terms of poor folks in this nation not to mention the fact he duped many working class americans into thinking he was going to be their champion. when we look at that record it s lacking and when we come to war this is not a president that seems to understand the peace and the processes required to engage in the subtle negotiations that are required for some kind of peace, if you think about his interactions with north korea, his interactions in terms of the middle east. a fail across the board on
member a couple of weeks ago. he said i spend all my time in washington trying to convince people i m not crazy. and all the time in my district with my constituents that i am crazy. there s this real pressure to tow the line. and, of course, one of the litmus tests now is how you feel about this president. i thought that this was an extraordinary speech. i frankly think this was his best speech since the night eight years ago. he turned around and talked about paul ryan s interest in fighting poverty. he announced names and stories ahead of the speech, all focused on the issue of combatting poverty. most of them with from his own district. we also had this shot that a lot of us were watching to the wind up to the speech tonight. vice president biden and speaker ryan speaking intensely and in a friendly way for a very long
there has to be visa bans and these type things and further possibilities in case the russians are not moving back. what are you and your syrian your swedish colleague doing here about combatting poverty in general? absolutely. let me say on ukraine if i can briefly, my colleague, the u.s. ambassador described it as a revolution of dignity. where the revolution took place. precisely. and that s something that is incouple bent on us to support by supporting ukraine like we ve seen the last couple of days with a loan assistance package and hopefully with the foreign affairs council meeting that produces asset freezes and other forms of sanctions. but then ultimately an off ramp for russia to begin to head in the direction that the