mister president, one quick follow-up. one of the things that they re asking for a public health emergency, is that something you re considering? that s something i ve asked the folks, the medical people in the administration to look at. whether that is i have the authority to do that, what impact that would have. in just a moment we re going to get the latest from in robot speech. let s go to today s other headlines. some major developments in the january six investigation. two here in set for this week. new intel this morning into what former white house counselor pat cipollone said in his more than seven-hour testimony. a member of the panel, congressman stephanie murphy, told msnbc choctaw that cipollone provided a lot of relevant information. some of this we may here on tuesday. are we going to see much of mr. cipollone s testimony on tuesday? or in the first hearing this week? we are always receiving new information from a lot of different sources. we are tryi
travel to saudi arabia, my views on human rights are clear and long-standing. fundamental freedoms are always on the agenda. this is something that will be all the top of the mind for the president, as well as tackling oil prices that is a relevant topic for there as well at the nato summit when the president wraps up there just a few weeks ago. he said that he would not directly asked saudi arabia to release more oil. that s something that will also be watching ahead of his trip. i bet. okay. thank you so much of the comprehensive report. let s bring in peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york times and msnbc clinical analyst. here, his long-awaited new book that he cowrote with his wife susan glasser, the divider. trump in the white house, 2017 to 2020. what comes out in september. i cannot wait to talk about this with you, peter. however, today we re going to talk about the presidents. i m going to ask you if he makes clear why he s going to saudi arabia and m
mister president, one quick follow-up. one of the things that they re asking for a public health emergency, is that something you re considering? that s something i ve asked the folks, the medical people in the administration to look at. whether that is i have the authority to do that, what impact that would have. in just a moment we re going to get the latest from in robot speech. let s go to today s other headlines. some major developments in the january six investigation. two here in set for this week. new intel this morning into what former white house counselor pat cipollone said in his more than seven-hour testimony. a member of the panel, congressman stephanie murphy, told msnbc choctaw that cipollone provided a lot of relevant information. some of this we may here on tuesday. are we going to see much of mr. cipollone s testimony on tuesday? or in the first hearing this week? we are always receiving new information from a lot of different sources.
the november midterms, and some pretty stark mornings for the gop reporting today, from the washington post, shows republican operatives are going increasingly nervous about their chances in the senate. the primary reason for that, concern is the nominee themselves. one republican strategist told the post, quote, there are massive problems on the candidate front joining me now to discuss it is basil s michael, them aquatics tragedies and director of public policy program at hunter college. msnbc political analyst and david jolly, former congressman from florida and msnbc political contributor. good to see you all. let s take a look at some of the candidates that this article mentioned specifically. herschel walker in georgia. massive it oz in pennsylvania. j.d. vance in ohio. . blake masters in arizona. that s just a few of them. david, you first. what do you make of this