his storied career. welcome, everyone. this is the first time i ve been on an airplane. i used to tell the team to worry about the horse being blind, just load the wagon. also breaking tonight, former senate majority leader, harry reid is dead at the age of 82. he s remembered as one of the most powerful figures in washington during the obama administration. president biden calling him a dear friend. we will have more ahead with our panel. and as america prepares to bring in the new here, a new milestone hits a single day record of buyers the convictions this is the cdc great confusion tonight. now saying that only 22.5% of new cases the week of december 18 were omicron, down more than 50 points from its original markup 73%. and now the pentagon has jumped into the booster debate. that is where we begin tonight from our west coast newsroom in los angeles. good evening. the pentagon is issued new guidelines strongly encouraging all eligible employees to get that booster
spending down from the election interference case in georgia in the interest of democracy. with him, fani willis can go forward. some are slamming the judge s decision, scott mcafee. the ruling to me seems nonsensical. i don t know how you can disqualify mr. wade and allow ms. willis to stay on. this is another example of a two-tiered justice system when it comes to president trump and those around him. and mcafee said that they fell short of an actual conflict of interest, but he had harsh words for willis and her behavior, that she demonstrated a tremendous lack of judgment and acted unprofessionally when she testified last month. he suggested he would be for a gag order to prevent willis from talking about the case. willis has been defiant and saying in response to the resignation letter, you have endured threats against you and your family and unjustified attacks in the media. and her problems are far from over, some legal experts say she may run into several challeng
that the judge piped up and said i m not going to be a rubber stamp for this unprecedented plea deal. that fell apart as you remember. here s the question for this afternoon did things just to get a little better or little worse for hunter biden and potentially by extension, for his father who was running for president. there s a lot going on behind the scenes here on this friday afternoon, what it says, this means that a trial is in order but where? would it be in d.c., california, does it move it off his plate? there s a jurisdictional question there about where this all goes, also the timeline, the clock is ticking on these charges. some of these are displayed to run out while all of this plays out under the statute of limitations, here s attorney general merrick garland announcing all of this a short time ago, watch. upon considering his request as well as the extraordinary circumstances relating to this matter, i have concluded that it is in the public interest to ap
thank you for getting up way too early on this tuesday morning. morning joe starts now. biden is back, baby! haters are talking their [ bleep ]. they are too old, too weak, can t make it. he won t be able to stand. i see you, haters. i know who you are. [ laughter ] good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, march 12th. we ve got a lot to get to this morning. including donald trump s latest promise to his supporters who stormed the capitol on january 6th. ithungary s prime minister is revealing how trump would handle the war in ukraine if he wins another term. plus, we ll go through donald trump s flip-flop on tiktok. follow the money. the platform he used to ban well, he pushed a ban while he was president. it comes as the house is expected to vote tomorrow on a significant bill tied to the app s beijing-based parent company. along with joe, willie, and me, we have the host of way too early, white house bureau chief at politico, jonathan le
to special counsel hur and also a letter to merrick garland. with that, mr. chairman, i see my time has expired and i yield back. the chair recognizes, mr. hur, why did joe biden in your words willfully retain and disclose classified materials? he knew the law. been in office for 50 years, five decades in the united states senate, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, eight years as vice president, he got briefed every day as vice president. he has been in the situation room. in fact, you know he knew the rules because you said so on page 226. president biden was deeply familiar with the measures taken to safeguard classified documents. and joe biden told us he knew the rules. mr. armstrong said this earlier. joe biden was deeply familiar with it. you are right. he told us when jack smith goes after president trump joe biden says what could happen it could compromise sources and methods and it is irresponsible. joe biden knew the rules. joe biden told us he kn