Good morning, welcome to morning joe. Its wednesday, march 13th. We have so much more to get to with that hearing yesterday on capitol hill. Democrats pressed the former Special Counsel on his language about President Bidens memory while republicans wanted to know why the president wasnt charged. Meanwhile, also on capitol hill, today the who house is expected to vote on a bill that could lead to a ban on one of the most popular apps in america. Well explain that legislation. Well also get analysis on the alarming comments from russian president Vladimir Putin this morning about the threat to use nuclear weapons. Hes saying that if russias sovereignty or independence is threatened, he will use nukes. Good morning, everybody. Along with willie and me, we have the host of wasteway, bureau chief at politico jonathan louisiana mere. Msnbc contributor Mike Barnacle and jonathan martin. Great group this morning. Also has President Biden announced a new Weapons Package for ukraine. According
letting their voices be heard. chief patrol agents in charge of the rio grande valley and tucson sectors in extensive detail why millions have been able to cross the southern border since president biden took office and putting the blame squarely on the policies coming from the white house. sandra: will their testimony put more pressure on president biden to secure the border. that is a huge question. brandon judd is here to weigh in. that s coming up. china is the most challenging national security threat america has faced in 30 years. the prc is a learning machine. xi jinping is watching and learning. hopes for a beneficial relationship is misplaced, culminating with the spy balloon over my community. john: sounding the alarm over the growing national security threat from the chinese communist party and whether the u.s. is truly prepared for conflict with our number one foreign adversary. hello, john roberts in washington on this state of the union day. sandra, we
Catastrophic response to the virus. Plus the trump cult conspiracy theorist running for congress in georgia and why her recently unearthed racist videos may keep her from winning. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. There is actually good news for the country today and more bad, bad news for donald trump, the impeached president of the United States. Its been an unexpected theme this week that we saw play out again today when the Supreme Court, the roberts court, ruled against the Trump Administration in an amazing 54 decision. The Supreme Court prevented the Trump Administration from taking away the protected status of socalled dreamers. They are americans who are brought to this country as children without authorization. Trump tried to take their protections away, which would pave the way to them being deported. Today the court said, no, cant do it. This time around chief Justice John Roberts joined the more liberal justices authoring the opinion. As
Crime at his position at the white house. And in a separation allegation filed ed yesterday of his firm representation of turkey in the transition. The judge said that if he had not cooperated he could have been charged in that case as well. And the special counsel is not rk mending sentencing, because of substantials a s assistance over 19 interviews. Joining me is mimi rowka, and ben rhodes, and msnbc National Political reporter David Ignatius, and also a kcolumnist and contributor carol lee. And so, carol lee and mimi rocah with us, and let es talk about what we just heard from the judge from gary gromback reporting from inside of the courthouse, and the judge is recommending the sentencing of the prosecutors and why this is unusual is that under the federal guidelines of zero the six moents he would not normally get any incarceration considering the extensive cooperation, and so it sounds like judge Emmitt Sullivan who s is an outlier and controversial this the past may be actually
Very, very dicey. we must say, though, president biden erdogan of turkey has declared a three-month state of emergency for the ten provinces in the south of turkey hit bad by the double earthquakes and getting a lot of help, more than 70 countries, including the united states, sending workers, as we came in and we have come in today and seen at least part of this country, we have seen people from all over the world joining in, joining in with the first responders here, but i ve got to tell you, sandra, i ve been in a lot of situations for fox over the years, but this is one of the most brutal because you also have in this town, for example, no a lot of missing heat, missing electricity, missing fuel, very, very difficult situations and problematic landscape, just a