this morning the white house is figuring out its next move after a key component of its national strategy to fight the coronavirus was shot down by the supreme court. the court ruling against the administration s vaccine or test requirement for private businesses but upheld the mandate for health care workers that interact with medicare and medicaid patients. it s not just here in the u.s. the debate raging in australia. tennis star is facing deportation after his visa was claimed for a second time. the founding director of the national center for disaster preparedness and an msnbc public health analyst. good friday morning to all of you. what are the conversations going on at the white house about where the federal response goes from here? the white house was hardened the supreme court let stand the mandate for health care facilities that are taking medicare and medicaid funding. they are pointing to the fact that over the last year or so the aministration has been able to
blocks overnight. president biden needing the two key democratic holdouts for over an hour at the white house as majority leader schumer is forced to push back the vote. but there is a bipartisan moment on one side banning lawmakers from doing what, creating plus we have had breaking news overnight in australia. carson novak djokovic s visa for a second time. his lawyers fighting it right now in court to try to prevent the tennis star from being blocked from the country for three years. we have to start this morning with several new dramatic developments in the fight against coronavirus with two potentially major ramifications. the supreme court blocking the biden administration s rule requiring larger businesses to ensure workers get the covid vaccine or wear masks and get tested on a weekly basis. the work requirement would have affected nearly # 0 million americans, president biden releases a statement expressing disappointment with the decision. at the same time the hig
The big question this morning, what comes next afterblocked th administration for implementing vaccine or test rule for large employers nationwide. to covid situation still dire. hospitals close to capacity in two dozen states as military medical teams head to the hospitals overwhelmed by research. we ll talk to head of one hospital getting some much needed help. we ll talk with the owner of a grocery store chain about why we re seeing the empty shelves and when we might see the products back on the store shelves. on capitol hill, senate democrats are plotting their next steps after a devastating set back on voting right legislation. the head of the far right malitia group and some of his followers will appear in court just one day after the justice department announced the most serious charges yet in its investigation into the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol.