moscow. and on this show, from the parents of one of the americans being detained in russia, we re live with them in just a moment for an interview you ll not want to miss, all of it as president biden s domestic agenda seems to pick up steam. infrastructure and voting rights. what s happened in the world while the eyes are fixed on geneva. and it s decision day in the supreme court. it s on obamacare, lgbtq rights, and free speech. any second we get word from the court, we re going to break in as it happens. i m hallie jackson with josh letterman at the white house. leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill and an msnbc contributor. good morning to all of you. josh, let me start with you. the president returns home from overseas. then the sales job begins. frankly, there s a pretty long list of unresolved issues here. reporter: what the white house is saying, hallie, is the president achieved what he cement out to do, not some grand d etat or where moscow becomes a u.s. alley
Again, for now. In its biggest decision of the term. What it means and what it doesn t, also ahead. Welcome to a pretty busy thursday. Meet the press daily i m chuck todd. The reaction continues to spill in upholding obama care. The third time that the roberts court has upheld the law, but a ruling that will not save the law from future attempts to undermine it perhaps. We will have a lot more on that story coming up in the hour. But we ll begin with some major decisions facing president biden. Fresh off his diplomatic swing through europe and his meeting with putin he now faces what you could call some urgent domestic diplomacy here at home at least inside the democratic coalition. As the white house faces increasing pressure from progressives to abandon talks with republicans, a group of 21 senators from sort of the center of this current u. S. Senate, 11 republicans and 10 democrats say that they ve come to an agreement on a framework for a deal on infrastructure. That s 20% of the
now let s welcome the mother of the movement, the mother of eric garner, ms. gwen carr. thank you all. i just want to give honor to god, who is first in my life. and i thank you all for standing up for justice. this is what we must do. everybody has to stand for justice. we have to gather like this. i m tired. i m tired of coming to these commemorations for black men bein g shot. but again, i come to stand in solidarity with this family. but too much is too much. we can t even get over the trial of george floyd before there was several other murders. and then we come down here to elizabeth city where they shoot a man in the back. they won t show the video. what are they trying to hide? if he had shot one of those police officers, or if he had even had a fight with those police officers, the video would be all over the nation by now. yeah. but now they re trying to hide the police face? why. they are the criminals. they say we are armed and dangerous. no, they are the
his new comments outside mar-a-lago as he pushes ahead to a big super tuesday. also breaking, trump s money man in handcuffs, and pleading guilty, what he s accused of lying about under oath. and the man behind one of the biggest pentagon leaks in years back in court. the sentence for jack teixeira has part of a plea deal with prosecutors. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with nbc s ryan reilly who is covering this unanimous ruling from the supreme court. ryan, what stands out in this decision by the court? i think really that the court wanted to come to a united decision on this that left no doubt here in terms of 9-0 for the main part of this ruling here. essentially what it means is that on the day of what was supposed to be the first trial for donald trump in the judge chutkan case in d.c., originally as it was scheduled, we have this decision from the supreme court. the idea of states taking the ballot off the table. it
federal candidates. that s all. not to do what the majority actually did by officially giving congress the sole authority to enforce the insurrection clause. there s no basis for that in the constitution quote, the majority attempts to insulate all alleged insurrectionists from future challenges to their holding federal office. we re going to explain what this means in plain language and what it means for the supreme court s next big trump case, immunity. because that decision could have bearing on the other cases we re watching on which we also have news. joining us now, msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin, nbc news senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett and slate senior writer, mark joseph stern. everybody welcome. laura, this case, you know, you read the opinion, the majority opinion and the you see the headline, everyone agrees this is not political at all, and you read the dissent, and other amy coney barrett, threat liberals on the court, it reads like a dissent. no