we re not born to ate. ideology isn t even what is leading people to these movements. i know this is true because i spent eight years of my life in america s first neo-nazi skinhead organization. but i ve spent the last 20 years warning the public, advising law enforcement and helping people disengage from hate groups. i want to help people, because i kneel like that s my only redemption. i have worked on deradicalizing more than 300 individuals, but i can t win this war alone. what i see happening is a lot of violence coming. white power! and i m struggling. can somebody like that change? is he even redeemable? hate can be broken. when former extremists like me speak out against it. this is an education into neo-naziism. from the clothing to the music to the video games. some kid could get this and walk into the next synagogue. tell me, please, that that is something you don t condone. some people that are in it are strictly in it because of the hate. other p
down. also on the hill, honoring this hearing from merick garland, you re about to see it. his first time testifying as attorney general. we are juggling a couple things this morning. chris jansing in philadelphia, tell me what you re hearing from officials about what we can expect today? first, i think it is notable that we re continuing to see the president give weekly dresses on the state of the u.s. fight. there is a value in giving the updates to the value. we re seeing cities and towns put more open signs, so many families are looking at the closes, the white house is acknowledging they re at a different moment now, they need to do more hands on work. they need to meet people where they are in order to keep the vaccination rates where they are. it is heard immunity. the fda potentially set to greenlight pfizer s bid to give the vaccinations to children in adolescents. a lot of talk about getting students back into classrooms. some are looking at requiring vaccines for
the president talked about the progress and the challenges still ahead. the fact is that nearly 85% of seniors have had at least one vaccination shot. and the wide cross section of the nation trusts the vaccine regardless of race or ideology. now, we need to make the same progress for those under 65 years of age. there are a lot of younger people. especially those in their 20s and 30s who believe they don t need it. but i want to be absolutely clear, you do need to get vaccinated. this as nbc news has learned the biden administration is telling states any vaccine doses left unordered will be offered to other states. the u.s. has added another 1 million fully vaccinated americans from this time yesterday with a total of 105.5 million. while pfizer head albert bourla tells cnbc when a booster shot may be needed. we do expect the booster likely will be needed somewhere between 6 and 12 months. and this is based on all of the evidence that we ve seen collectively and remain
also got disgraced and pardoned trump national security advisor michael flynn in trouble. much like the disgraced former general, the disgraced former mayor received a warn he might be the target of a foreign influence operation. in 2019 giuliani was warned by the fbi he was being targeted by a russian intelligence influence operation as part of moscow s effort to discredit joe biden and help reelect trump. that did not appear to move mr. giuliani. republican senator ron johnson publicly admitted he received a similar briefing with a similar warning about being targeted by a russian influence operation but said it lacked specific evidence so he considered it useless. but giuliani s lawyer says that no such briefing existed for him and the raid on his office was legal thuggerie and he has spoken to alan dershowitz about what he claims are constitutional issues. reporters caught giuliani leaving his apartment in new york city in the last hour. he waxed poetic about alexander ha
americans with at least one shot by july 4th. look, if we can t get shots into arms, we can t get back to normal. that means not only a disruption to our daily lives, it also means fewer kids in school, fewer people in offices, fewer people in restaurants, and that all means fewer jobs added back. there is no doubt that many people still have questions about the vaccines, and that s why we will continue to work hard to ensure that people get science-based information from voices they know and trust. it s also true that vaccine competence is only one piece of the puzzle. the barriers to getting vaccinated fall into three main categories, vaccine confidence, motivation and access. some states have started basically bribing people to get the shot. west virginia is offering $100 each to young people who get vaccinated. new jersey is offering up free beer. but it s going to take lot more than bribery to convince people who are downright resistant to getting vaccinated. some st