good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. 179 days until the midterm elections. and tonight, the january 6th committee is under pressure to figure out its next move. given the very real likelihood none of the five subpoenaed republican lawmakers will comply. earlier today, one committee member suggested it is not over yet. we have all of the options that would be available to us for someone like steve bannon, or mark meadows, and then additional options because there are members of congress. of course, bannon and meadows were held in contempt, bannon now facing criminal charges for stonewalling the investigation. as the committee waits to hear from the gop house members. politico issued this report, another subpoena has gone out to a former aide to mark meadows. cassidy hutchinson, worked with meadows during trump s final days in the white house. she has already had two conversations with the committee. and the panel now wants a third. there is no question that hut
at the university of washington. i m so glad you are here, as always we need to help. michelle walensky said that the cdc s covid response did not reliably me expectations. they are making big changes. do you think these changes are enough? and what is your take on the whole thing? stephanie, good evening. for all of your viewers out there, we absolutely need a credible, trusted cdc. stephanie that first and foremost is nimble in a crisis and is able to effectively engage in rapid response. part of that is designing, executing smart policy. quickly, with the best available data at the moment. not letting the perfect the enemy of the good. but part of it stephanie s crisis communication. specifically, what is the message, who is the messenger and how are we going to communicate it. you do not get to as a physician at a crisis communicator. so while these reforms are welcome and i applaud dr. walensky for her leadership. execution here is going to be
mentioned concerns about safety. mentioned concerns about how their students are going to be safe in a school environment, especially as large is miami day county. we are also talking to teachers ahead of today entering the school day today. reporters from across the newsroom scattered across the district. talking to teachers and a couple of them definitely raised concerns about a couple new laws in effect. and are going to be tested in the new school year. roll, and your governor in texas is spending also its with money on things that will do nothing to teach or protect children. things like bossing immigrants to new york and washington. nothing protecting your children against gun violence. you represent the families in uvalde, what our parents are telling you. are they ready to send their kids back to the classroom? do teachers feel comfortable going back? stephanie, they are not.
people. that s why we should do in the future, but for now can we trust them? i want to ask about monkeypox. the cdc is reporting today that there is 14,000 cases here. are we doing enough? should we be concerned? i m about to send my kids back to school. just to emphasize here right. monkeypox, like many other contagious viruses and other diseases is highly contagious. it is transmissible through many different routes of transmission. but clearly, let us be clear here. the primary mode, as multiple studies have shown stephanie, for all of your viewers out there and especially parents. it appears to be through sexual contact, close skin to skin contact. oral and anal sex, primarily in demographics such as men who have sex with men. it must be very clear here. it s possible that school children can be exposed and infected? yes, anything is possible. there is different routes of transmission. is it likely? no it is not. i do believe the fda and cdc have responded to the early critici
president elect biden is able to successfully begin his term. kevin mccarthy and then spent a year and a half attacking liz cheney, for saying things like that. that was part of what led to liz cheney s defeat in the republican primary last night in wyoming. that is tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. stephanie tonight, the big le investigation got more intense. a federal grand jury once white house documents related to the january 6th insurrection. federal prosecutors want to know, what did the former guy do as the capital was under siege? the pressure also on his former personal attorney, rudy giuliani sat for six hours in front of a grand jury in georgia. then, it is the first week of school. do you know where your governor is? ron desantis and greg abbott