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restrictions coming in overnight that now start days from now. taking the surge, surging in london, a new strain of the virus. good morning, merry christmas, welcome to this edition of america s newswroom leland vittert, if we didn t know it was christmas all we needed to do was look at your shirt. we are both like a christmas tree this morning. i m julie banderas, merry christmas to all of you at home joining us this morning, rainy morning in this morning. sandra smith is off. the cdc said anyone on monday coming from the u.k. will be required to have a negative covid test before boarding. if airline travelers refuse they can deny entry into the u.s. this comes as a new and more contagious strain of the virus spreads in britain and beyond. it is yet more transmissible and appears to have mutated further than the variance discovered in the u.k. this is what happened in the spring. it is deja vu. they lost track of the virus. leland: live in new york city the g ....
swore in senators, each pledging impartial justice in the impeachment trial of president trump. house managers formally read the charges against mr. trump, who becomes just the third president in american history to face a senate trial. but the first to do so while running for reelection. but just as history was unfolding on capitol hill, a government agency ruled the president broke the law by withholding aid from ukraine, and tonight, there are explosive new accusations by a witness who says the president knew everything about efforts to dig up dirt on joe biden. we have all the developments covered tonight. ben tracy is at the white house, but we re going to begin with nancy cordes on capitol hill. reporter: norah, even as this trial gets under way, new evidence continues to emerge, and what these 100 senators are going to have to decide at the end of the day is whether all the evidence, taken together, warrants the removal of the president from office.od? d repo ....
present at mccain s funeral except the president, who is tweeting grievances about the doj and fbi. that twitter activity continued over the labor day holiday and yesterday trump levied another attack on attorney general jeff sessions and the justice department, an attack that is quite notable even by trump standards. good morning, and welcome to morning joe. it s tuesday, september 4th. i guess the summer s officially over. with us we have former treasury official and morning joe economic an solicit steve rattner. politics editor for the bailey beast sam stein. nbc news political correspondent and host of kasie dc on msnbc. yeah, kase hunt. oh, yeah. ro rockin into the fall. and columnist of the washington post eugene robinson and columnist and associate editor for the washington post david ignatius and editor-in-chief of lawfair benjamin witis along with willie, joe and me and joe, wow, as we get ready to launch into the year, it s an incredible momen ....
reading axios am in a bit. you can sign up for the news letter going to sign up.axios.com. that does it for me. morning joe starts right now. it s a very scary situation where you re guilty until proven innocent. due process. due process. due process. due process. due process. due process. i must say that you, sir, under historic scrutiny, were proven innocent. thank you. okay. president trump yesterday declared an end to the scary time for brett kavanaugh. good morning. and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, october 9th. along with joe, willie and me we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle, national political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc and author of the book the red and the blue, the 1990s and the birth of political tribalism steve kornacki. joe, my question to you is how you would sum up what you saw yesterday happening in the east room at the white house? it was graceless. yeah. it was a president who once again had an oppo ....
absolutely. i would kill more. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] kill more cops. the cop killer had been deported twice. once under clinton. once under george w. bush. democratic party chairman tom perez says it s another immigration dog whistle. this is donald at his worst. this is fear mongering. so the white house is not disagreeing. a source there telling cnn the ad and the president s immigration push are quote clearly working. we re talking about it and not health care. the president also now claims as many as 15,000 troops could be sent to the border to stop the migrants heading to the u.s. a caravan now 800 miles away from the border. we have chief white house correspondent jim acosta with the latest on the president s pitch. reporter: christine and dave, president trump appears to have found the closing argument for the midterms. immigration. using the inflammatory rhetoric here on the campaign trail here in florida, the president demonized the caravan of migrants ....