Tonight on msnbc live, a callous process that had a dramatic effect on children. Also frustration from the pandemic is boiling over. Theyre not soccer moms or security moms, this year rage moms will take their anger out at the ballot box. Plus all the president s men keep getting indicted from bannon to manafort, it was a rough week for team trump, but the latest legal problem for the white house might be a ruling on the president s taxes. And this how this years dnc may have perfectly captured our strange home in american history. Hello again. Im alicia menendez. There is a constant drum beat of threats against our democracy. This week a bombshell, a bipartisan report by the Senate Intelligence committee confirming once again that russia did interfere in the 2016 election. Also this week, former trump adviser steve bannon arrested for fraud. He and others are accused of using funds for building the border wall for personal wall. Bannon pleaded not guilty, calling it a political hit jo
Pretty puzzled and rather disheartened. I think hes pulling the punches there, i think hes being careful with the language. Jonathan reiner he called it criminal negligence. What do you think . Yeah. I think it is. I mean, especially given now that we know what the president knew and when he knew it in terms of the danger of events like this. It was interesting. I have known dr. Collins, he was my genetics professor in school and that was Strong Language for him. Hes not very political but he said he made this analogy, if an alien came from another planet and said theres a pathogen circulating the globe right now, some people are protecting themselves, other peoples are not and the reason theyre doing it is breaking down along political lines, it would completely make no sense to someone who visited this planet. But thats what were seeing right now and clearly, michigan if you look at the numbers whats happening in michigan, they sort of you know, they had the lowest sort of numbers mi
Been wiped out as the fires rip through roughly a dozen western states. After barely talking about the fires in recent weeks, President Trump is heading to california this morning for a briefing there with officials. Hell also be meeting with california governor gavin newsom. One of the Democratic Leaders that trump says shares the blame for the fires. Joe biden on the other hand says Climate Change is the main culprit. Biden will be making that case in a speech in delaware early this afternoon. I want to bring in my colleagues covering it all. Vaughn hillyard in phoenix, arizona, where President Trump will head after his trip to california and Michael Memoli in wilmington, delaware, which many will say is memolis home away from home. Vaughn, the president , he has not even talked about these wildfires in weeks, and he blames the governor for bad forest management. So explain todays trip. At the very least, its going to be awkward between the two of them. Yes, stephanie. Before the pre
We begin with signs that the Coronavirus Vaccine supply in the u. S. May, soon, outstrip demand. According to the u. S. Centers for Disease Control and prevention, more than 93 Million People have been fully vaccinated. Over the past few weeks, average daily vaccination rates have started to fall. Cnns Polo Sandoval takes a look at what might be behind the drop. Reporter as Johnson Johnsons covid19 vaccine is cleared to go into arms again, a slight but ongoing drop in overall shots being administered a day. That average number, according to the cdc, dipped below 3 million this week. The Biden Administration attributing it to vaccine hesitancy. Its a trend that the university of washingtons health institutes. Facebook runs a survey every day and we look at that day that on a daily basis. And thats shown that vaccine confidence, in the u. S. , has been slowly but steadily going down, since february. You know, not huge amounts. Like, a percentage point, a week. But that starts to add up.
State university, northridge in 2000, and taught me how to be a professor. I appreciate that. The other person i really appreciate is my ophthalmologist. If you buy the book, you would know that the book is dedicated to my ophthalmologist. A few years ago, i had a terrible series of eye surgeries, and he literally saved my vision, and as far as i am concerned, my life, as i wanted to live it. So a little shout out to him. If you are ever in the Southern California area, and you have eye troubles, look him up. He is pretty much the best there is, as far as i am concerned. I think we are going to talk specifically tonight, not on all of the different aspects of the Wallace Campaign, but to give you a little sliver, in particular, on wallaces tour of the south in august and september of 1948. Which, i think in many ways, was an opening herald of what became the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. So at the end, there is plenty of time for questions, i would be glad to answer anything on t