on the phone with president trump at that very moment. he told president trump on the phone that mike pence was being evacuated and still, donald trump did nothing to try to stop the mayhem. senators watch video of nancy pelosi, house speaker pelosi s staff running to hide from the mob moments before the insurrectionist tried to prbrea down their door. senators mitt romney and chuck schumer also seen on surveillance video. we had never seen this before, narrowly escaping the mob. we have new reaction from the senators this morning. we also have new reporting on what the house managers intend to present today. you can expect them to offer something of a pre-buhfpre-but the former president s defense. joining us now, mike rogers, and cnn legal analyst, norm eisen. he served as counsel for the democrats on the house judiciary question committee during president trump s first impeachment. gentlemen, great to see both of you. ambassador eisen, what was accomplished yesterday?
cdc. this morning, vice president kamala harris pitched the administration s covid relief plan as the answer for ramping up vaccinations. she says, teachers should be a priority and move up in line. here is what she just told savannah guthrie about the urgency to get this passed and people vaccinated. sometimes you talk about hurricanes and what we need to do relief afterward. this hurricane is still raging. we still have people dying on a daily basis. we have got to address this. that s what the president and i and the american rescue plan is designed to address. an emergency that is occurring right now and is ongoing. we need to act and we need to act now. the race to vaccinate some communities is so urgent that one pastor of a black church in virginia is literally going door to door asking his members to get one. his church was slated to open its doors a few seconds ago. it s a place where people can get vaccinated with the help of county nurses. nbc s aaron gilchrist
this show will be the last watters world. if you watched watters world from the beginning you know how much the show has grown and how much i have grown as a host and as a person. i m not saying i put on weight which i did for a while. but i lost it and you will notice that in some of the footage i am about to show you. what i m saying is my world has gotten a whole lot bigger. i spoke about this in my book how i saved the world. but i really saved myself and by doing so made the world a better place. everyone is the master of your own world. you are responsible for your own thoughts, happiness and success. everything starts here and here. the power of positive thinking, big dreams, hard work and good habits will take you anywhere you want. that of course and a lot of love. what made this show possible in the beginning was the factor sent me far and wide throughout the country to interview people and investigate what needed attention. during my travels i formed an u
system after a jury found rittenhouse not guilty on all accounts. advocates now calling for rittenhouse to face federal charges. we watched the aftermath unfold in ken yorba, and attention turns to brunswick, georgia. closing arguments are expected to beginning tomorrow in the trial of the men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. ahmaud was shot after being chased and killed by two white men who thought he might be behind recent break-ins in the neighborhood. we will see arbery s trial and the rise of americans thinking they can take the law into their own hands. and there s growing concern the rittenhouse verdict could embolden vigilanteism across the country. this morning on meet the press my colleague reverend al sharpton spoke about the message he fears the verdict sends to people who want to police their own communities. we just have a big rally and prayer vigil in georgia, brunswick, georgia, around the case of ahmaud arbery. now i will be concerned this week of having
so what happens to the $146 million he was ordered to pay in the defamation case against georgia election workers. we ll dig deeper coming up. plus, the supreme court face ing a nearly unprecedented test of its integrity and reputation. the political and legal challenges posed by the colorado case and others now piling up on the justices doorstep. can the court and the country emerge unscathed? and the terrifying images out of prague where a mass shooting has left 15 people dead, two dozen hurt. students climbing out onto a fourth story ledge of a university building as they try to escape the gunman. a lot going on just in the last couple of hours. we begin with that breaking news. rudy giuliani filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy in new york. he s listing debts up to $500 million, assets up to 10 million. this comes one day after a federal judge ruled giuliani has to immediately pay that $148 million that he owes to two former georgia election workers. nbc s ken dilanian i