she is supposed to come home today. anything you want to say before i let you go? i can see that j.r. and cadence are getting restless. yeah. all i got to say is that thank you for helping to find my momma. that s it. i should say, junior. thank you so much for joining us, barbara. thank you, amani. thank you, cadence and thank you, junior. you guys be as well as you can under these circumstances. you re welcome. you re welcome. thank you. you re welcome. thank you. poppy? wow, don. thank goodness their mother and, of course, her daughter are coming home. dan, t don, thank you for that. the ceo of starbucks is going to testify in senate. and a look at the rise in how
for the filibuster by bragging and stopping democrats from passing legislation to and voter suppression. and the resulting two years, the democratic party shared a narrative that said we would not have any more free and fair elections in this country, if the united states congress did not eliminate the filibuster and pass a massive voting rights package. as we all know, the filibuster was not eliminated. joe and i were not interested in sacrificing that important right for the institution. that massive voting rights bill was passed to congress, and then we had a free and fair election all across the country. it s notable how comfortable she seems in davos, and what she enjoy doing this. this is who sinema is, like we stop the voting rights package, didn t it all work out fine? i would go that far. sinema s record now presents an opportunity for ruben gallego, he s running for his seat because he s got a walk a very delicate tightrope in arizona. he presumably will be in a three-way
three-way race between himself, sinema, republican amani, and say that s about as evenly divided as it was. and running against cinema from the left is not necessarily gonna work. instead, he s framing his fight as a kind of populist one. okay, well, he plans to cross the state, painting cinemas out of touch, and himself, he s a fighter for the working people of arizona. there which and the powerful, they don t need more advocates. it s the people that are still trying to decide between groceries and utilities. they need a fighter for them. there is no lobbyist for working families. we could argue different ways about how to do it, but at the core, if you are more likely to be meeting with a powerful than the power less, you are doing this job incorrectly. congressman guy ago will have more to say when he joins lawrence o donnell tonight at 10 pm. and in fact, looking at senators like mark kelly, rachel warnock, they were able to win in 50 states biden
well, joining now, dr. marty makary, professor at johns hopkins school of medicine, fox is a contributor, and dr. hooman hamady, a boardd certified m.d.ce phd and ph.d.st research scientist. dr makary, let s start with you. do you think this is kind oftat? the beginning of mask creep intf the united states ? i kind of i sa iw a little bit f it in l.a. over the weekend. when i landed. and it seems like this could geg be in the offing. s if all of the issues are gettingg h recycled. again, it s as if we ree clearing the board and we rees starting fresh, as if we have no data. if one oto go tof these scientie to go to europe and look at anyr of these schools that were open and free and clear the entire time with no cloth masks covering all the kids, they would see that notce i only has there been no happt there was no difference intal hl mortality. and the kids are happier. we got a menta crisigoing onl ht going on right now. a fact. yeah, well, dr. hamani, faucit i said on monday t