from donald trump to the secretary of state in georgia, brad, and in the letter trump asked him to start the process of the certifying the election. and i know we read a lot here on the program it s to prepare the show for. you sometimes are paying very close attention, sometimes are in the proofread. and i thought oh and you document had surfaced from those heavy days between the november election and january six. those days when donald trump was trying everything he could to and the american democratic experience. you know when he was attempting to install himself a loser over the candidate who won in clear violation of the rule of law and the will of the people. but i was wrong. trump said that will letter for days of go. on september 20 need 20 1:17. and it is a reminder that may have moved on from the last election, donald trump is not. and the fraction of american politics he controlled, and controlled has not moved on either. and that friction controlled one of the two
he outlined his world view and called for a united approach with a big focus on the fight against the pandemic as well as the climate crisis. biden also defended the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and hailed the beginning of a new era, of, quote, relentless diplomacy as opposed to relentless war. listen to this. we ve end 20 years of conflict in afghanistan, and as we close this period of relentless war, we re opening a new era of the united states is not the same country we were when we were attacked on 9/1120 years ago. today we re better equipped to detect and prevent terrorist threats and we are more resilient in our ability to repel them and to respond. while the president touted his efforts to rebuild alliances on the world stage, his remarks at the u.n. come in a moment he s caught in a major diplomatic fight, a rift with france over the recent submarine deal with australia. cnn s jeff zeleny is joining us live from headquarters in new york. what else stuck
america. this is so important. and in 2024 we are going to take back the white house. now, despite all of the lies donald trump tells, this could actually come true. remember 2015 and that escalator ride into all of our lives. a lot of people didn t take him seriously before that. there was a lot of disbelief he would actually follow through on his bluster of running the first time. so, this time around we might want to believe him. we have no reason not to believe he s running again, which means the nation would be facing the nightmare scenario of a wanna be dictator in which people died attempting to regain the highest office of the land. imagine trump thugs wearing trump hats and t-shirts after running loose inside the halls of congress. imagine those thugs carrying that man back into power, cheering him on at the next inaugural parade just three years from now. please don t tell me that can happen again because you know it could. but none of that is a disqualifier for m
safe. it was a simple question for this top doctor wouldn t answer. why democrats walked out of his confirmation hearing and refused to vote. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, january 27th. it is 5:00 a.m. here in new york. thank you for getting an early start with us. i m laura jarrett. i m christine romans. good morning, everyone. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin here with a thunderbolt in washington, d.c. the retirement of supreme court justice stephen breyer. the liberal justice is expected to formally announce his decision at a white house event with president biden as early as today. more on that in just a moment. now, as for his replacement, the president has promised to make history here, naming the first black woman to the high court. such a move could serve as a political lifeline for democrats hoping to motivate the base before midterm elections this fall. but for now, many in the party are breathing a sigh
has been on a serious diplomatic path forward. the question is will russia take it. stock futures turned lower overnight as investors digest news pointing to a likely interest rate hike next month, will the move from the head be enough to address raging inflation? it s way too early. good morning. welcome to way too early. the show that is lobbying for a new job on the supreme court. thursday, january 27th. let s start with the news. justice stephen breyer will step down from the supreme court at the end of the current term according to people familiar with his thinking. president joe biden and breyer are scheduled to appear together at the white house to announcement his retirement, sources familiar to the matter confirms to nbc news. breyer reportedly informed the white house of his plans last week but the president wasn t ready to break the news himself. every justice has the right and opportunity to decide when he or she is going to do and announce it on their own