To compete. Weekend drama over which house member could be next. At no time in the history of a select committee of america as to what had speaker pelosi done ever happened before. The idea that she s going to pick and choose? you re not going to get an outcome. More violence in d. C. This week after a shooting on one of the city s busiest strips, and as crime steadily rises across the country, tension is growing over how to curb the violence. It s happened where people can t sit down or walk down the street with their kids, that s when people start to speak up about the issue. I ve been talking to residents along the way, and people are mad as hell right now, and i don t blame them. I am too. And extreme weather taking over the country. Historic fires, heatwaves a md floods. More storms and heat set to come this weekend. Is the worst yet to come? all righting good morning, everybody. It s saturday, july 24th. The olympics are here? the olympics are here. It s like the lauryn hill olym
Likelihood. Russian president vladimir putin sounding a lot like republicans, with the january 6th riot, saying the mob had some political demands. Plus let s get excited to head back to the bars. Let s get ready for the greatest time in history to grab a beer. Get a shot, get a beer. We will talk to anheuserbusch on how they hope a free pint will help get americans vaccinated. Does it help if you already got one? i think so. Just go there with your vaccine card. To krispy kreme. Good morning, everybody. It is saturday, june 5th. I m kendis gibson. I m lindsey reiser. We re live in msnbc headquarters in new york. A beautiful morning in new york city. The sun coming up a lot earlier across the country as we head towards summer. And i love that time of summer when the sun is up when we are on the air. Exactly. It makes us feel less alone. We have a team of reporters and analysts making us feel less alone bright and early here for you. We will begin with donald trump the return to the pol
there s much more to this bill, but for now, let me make one final point. when i was elected, i said we were going to get the government out of the business of battling on twitter and back in the business of delivering for the american people. of making a difference in their lives, giving everyone a chance, a fighting chance, of showing the american people that their government can work for them. and passing the american rescue plan will do that. and you know it may sound strange but a lot of senators and congressmen, i want to thank, but i really want to thank the american people for making all this possible. you say, well, how did they make it possible? well, quite frankly, without the overwhelming bipartisan support of the american people, this would not have happened. senators pulling an all-nighter, some amendments being voted on with little to do with when it comes to covid relief but it is worth noting that not a single republican voted yes on this desperately needed
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