legislation than anything passed anything passed at least the last two democratic presidents. legislatively in terms of its progressive reach, in terms of its reach to make things better for people who need the most help. it is definitely on par with the affordable care act, with obamacare. but this bill, what the senate passed this weekend, what the house will pass tomorrow, what president biden is about to sign, will hit a wider target than the affordable care act ever aimed at. as huge an accomplishment as that was to reform the absolutely broke and broken u.s. health care system to try to improve it in a fundamental way, this bill is bigger. it is aiming at more. it will strike what is hoped to be a decisive blow against the pandemic in terms of funding a coherent technocratically skilled national response. everything from testing to the vaccine rollout. we are in the middle of the largest vaccine rollout in the history of the country. this is how we re going to fund it
her opponent just around 27%. she s the former mayor of mexico city and an academic who shared a nobel peace prize for her work on climate change. and on that very impressive and historic note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i ll see you at the end of tomorrow. you at the end of tomorrow thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i have a quick thing to tell you at the top here, do you have your phone with you? your phone has an app on it that you may or may not ever use, but it s called podcasts or some version of that. whatever kind of phone you have, there is an app on your phone for podcasts. if you open up that app and you search for my name, if you search for maddow, one of the things that s going to come up is ultra. you might remember i made a podcast called ultra. it did really well. i won a big journalism award, the hillman prize. steven spielberg bought the rights
everybody, every brilliant mind considering a career in public service, particularly in the sciences. it s such a terrible precedent that they re setting in terms of how people get treated in those important jobs, and we need the best people in those jobs. the best, the best. and pandemics do not check your party registration. so we need the best people to come and know they re serving and just doing good and not going to be under threat. no question. seriously, yeah. thanks, jen. much appreciated, my friend. thank you. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. really happy to have you here. i have a quick thing to tell you at the top here. do you have your phone with you? your phone has an app on it that you may or may not ever use, but it s called podcasts, or some version of that. whatever kind of phone you have, there is an app on your phone for podcasts. if you open up that app and you search for my name, if you search for maddow,m-a-d-d-o-w, one of the thi
[sfx] water lapping. [sfx] water splashing. [sfx] ambient / laughing. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i have a quick thing to tell you at the top. do you have your phone with you? your phone has an app on it that you may or may not ever use. but it is called podcasts or some version of that. whatever kind of phone you have, there is an app on your phone for podcasts. if you open up that app and search for my name, if you search for maddow, one of the things that coming up is ultra. i made a podcast called ultra. it did well. won a journalism award. steven spielberg bought the rights so it, so it will be a steven spielberg movie. the screen play is being written now. ultra did great. we are really proud of it. but the reason i am suggesting you go to your podcast app today is as of today, there is a season two of ultra. it is finally ready. we just put out the two-minute trailer for season two of ultra today. so you can listen to that now. click the
and i fear i fear for the jurors as well. i fear for the jurors as well. nbc news reporting tonight that the other main prosecution witness in the trump criminal trial, michael cohen, has, since the verdict, had his whole family doxxed. people have posted street addresses and other personally identifying information for his wife and for his children. nbc news also reported that in the immediate wake of the verdict, pro-trump message boards posted a high volume of violent threats toward both the prosecutor and the judge in the new york case, including what purported to be the home address of district attorney alvin bragg and what purported to be the home addresses of some of the jurors from the case. this is what it s like for people who are part of the legal system when the legal system is getting donald trump in trouble. and this is an ongoing thing. this is not going away. there s lots of pending cases against trump.