warrant of mar-a-lago will hear arguments over whether to release the affidavit behind it. it s arguably the most important part of that warrant. the doj is fighting its release, citing highly sensitive information tied to a national security investigation. the former president wants it unsealed. we ll explore the implications of today s decision by the judge. we re going to go ahead and start with today s hearing over the mar-a-lago search warrant affidavit. msnbc s cal perry is outside the courthouse, ken dilanian also with us, and also with us, phil rucker, and chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official. both are msnbc contributors. thanks for joining me. ken, first to you. i want to talk about former trump organization ceo allen weisselberg, just officially pleading guilty to the charges against him. what happened in court and what happens for him next? reporter: well, he s going to serve five months at rikers island jail in new york city, lindsey,
respond are only as good as the data that we have. it s personal that places like google and facebook have better data than the u.s. government. and that s because we have antiquated systems and states don t have to give the data. but the other part is, the cdc has to put the data out there, much more rapidly without its own analysis or before it own analysis takes place, so that lots of people in the country, lots of good experts who weighed in on covid, can continue to weigh in in a timely manner. both of those steps are necessary. the second step is a cdc step, not a congressional step. and before we let you go, there s some new news today about the biden administration s response to monkeypox, including making 1.8 million doses of the vaccine available for ordering. talk about what this can do and is it enough? well, they re not making more doses available. what they re doing is taking the doses and stretching them longer by using this technique called
interdermal injection. there are four layers to the skin. the top is the epidermis, the middle is the dermis, then the fat, then the muscle. you try to get it into that layer just under the surface of the skin. that s hard. and there are worries that people need to be trained in this and that we will not necessarily get everyone fully vaccinated. this clearly isn t enough. it s a good step, but it s clearly not enough. we have many millions of people who are at risk, either because of exposure, high-risk activity, men who have sex with many men, and we re going to have millions of more doses. this is, as i say, a step in the right direction, but it s not going to be sufficient to address this crisis also. and thank you for cutting through that, that this is that process of making one dose into five. dr. zeke emanuel, appreciate you today. thank you. thank. coming up on our next hour, andrea mitchell will talk to dr. anthony fauci about this new cdc report.