many have pled guilty. speaker pelosi saying this time d.c. will be ready. january 6th was one of the worst day in history. they have their plans to come and everybody will be ready for them. this rally is being organized by a former trump campaign official. new reports revealed that some far right extremists are urging people not to attend because they think somehow that it is a secret government plot to arrest more people involved in the january 6th riot. you cannot make it up. officials are not worried about d.c., dozens of j-6 rallies are planned around the country without security resources with the federal government to help keep people safe. joining me now joyce vance and katy kay and frank. frank, tell us what you expect to see this saturday. first, i expect to see extraordinary even unprecedented security precautions. i expect to see intelligence sharing and collection and a posture across the capitol region that brings in all departments and that s all what we
terrorism has spread around the world and the need for us to focus on other parts of the world that could create an even greater danger of an operation like al qaeda beginning can t be ignored. we are a number of places where we re doing that without permanent basing of american forces there. so i think when this is over the american people have a clear understanding of what i did, why we did it, but look. that is the job. my job is to make judgments. my job is to make judgments no one else can or will make. i made them. i m convinced i am absolutely correct and not deciding to send more young women and men to war for a war that in fact is no longer warranted. still, the situation potentially complicating what could be among the most consequential weeks of the biden presidency as nancy pelosi and the house return tomorrow to begin work on the trillion dollars infrastructure package, the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package, and a voting rights bill. the big question facin
people from kabul is going to be hard and painful no matter when it started, when it began. it would have been true if we had started a month ago or a month from now. there is no way to evacuate this many people without pain and loss of heartbreaking images you see on television. it s just a fact. new polling from nbc news today finds that only one in four americans approve of the president s handling of the afghanistan crisis. with three in five americans of the mind that our nation s longest war was ultimately not worth it. and political insiders are questioning just how much of a hit the president has taken on capitol hill over afghanistan, even as as even some democratic allies have condemned his response at a time when his party needs all his capital to move forward on voter protections. as the civil rights community prepares this week for the national voting rights march that martin luther king iii and i as president of national action network will lead to capitol h
for. two sources familiar with the matter confirmed to nbc news that the search warrant was for evidence that giuliani was involved in efforts to oust the former ambassador to ukraine, maria yovanovitch on behalf of ukrainian government. we know giuliani has not yet been charged with any crime. joining me now is michael cohen, former personal attorney to president trump former president trump, author of disloyal: a memoir and co-host of podcast mea culpa. how much pressure is rudy under right now? rudy is under a lot of pressure right now because rudy knows what s on his cell phone, what s in his emails, what s in these chats that he may have on encrypted apps and so on. everyone keeps talking about how much trouble is rudy in? what about all of the people rudy communicated with, what about the possibility that donald trump is actually named in these communications, don jr. or jared or ivanka or bill barr. nobody has turned around and started to think about the extent o
sets to see good-bye to the man. this is american voices. hello, everyone, i m alicia mendez. we are watching steps forward on the amendment, and gun safety, and voting rights and civil rights under attack, and when you zoom out, we re all of the shuffling forward and backwards back, we have the longest impact on american s generations. in 2020 millennial voters were clear about the issues they wanted addressed, starting, of course, with the pandemic, but also addressing climate change, racial equality, and an economy where wages are fair. president biden began to tackle the issues, starting with a clear plan to overcome the pandemic. he put america back in the paris climate accord and unveiled a massive infrastructure plan to rebuild our crumbling roads and bridges, same roads and crossings young people will travel in their self-driving cars. this week biden took on another issue young voters and a vast majority of americans are fed up with, a problem extremely unique to