it s not all that bad. people magazine just named you the most sexist man of the year. oh, i think it s the sexiest. christmas show on saturday night due to the spread of the omicron variant. without a live audience featuring taped sketches and past favorites. tom hanks and tina fey kicked off the evening and introducing paul rudd. his fifth times hosting snl. it was pretty good, i enjoyed it a lot. tom hanks is hilarious, i came here all the way from california and not going to stop this. tina fey says hey, you know what else you started? what? covid. it was actually talking about doing the best they could with difficult circumstances. they certainly did that. absolutely. you had quite a weekend, yourself, did you? i had quite a weekend, yes. i was visiting my brother working with him, getting ready for christmas and you got a phone call saturday morning. i did from you, telling me the man in the house where i was had just become an ambassador. at 4:0
the economy? i ll be joined by one of biden s top aids, principal press secretary, who i m sure will agree. it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that hopes supply chain issues won t impact pecan pie on thursday. i m jonathan lemire on this tuesday, november 23rd. we ll start with the news. we re learning new detailsen about a deadly crash at a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin. nbc correspondent tom llamas has the latest. reporter: in whack shaw, families usually grab a good spot to see the christmas parade. this year was to escape. holiday cheer quickly turned to terror and carnage. it was just after 4:30 on sunday when this red suv plowed through barricades on waukesha s main street barreling into families and marchers. here you see the vehicle just missing a little girl. james touchstone describes the moment he says he saw evil up close. he was shooting video of his daughter s marching band when this vehicle su
they offered rittenhouse an internship, it s great. it s not jail time but it would be nice if you get some kind of punishment. the clothing brand old navy launched a virtual santa boot camp to train mall santas on how to deal with outrage gift requests like gas. those are some of the things we ll be talking about on this tuesday, november 23rd, also ahead in the murder trial of the men who chased down and killed ahmaud arbery, we heard some dehumanizing language from one of the defense lawyers in the closing arguments earlier, simply staggering. we ll play for you, the comments that caused ahmaud s mother to leave the courtroom. reverend al sharpton is with us for that and along with jonathan lemire and former u.s. senator at nbc news, claire mccaskill joins us this morning. great to have you all. we begin with the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack issuing another new round of subpoenas. five more allies of former president trump who were di
am boosted. please stay safe. i am going on tuesday. i have an point on tuesday. maybe we can have a booster drink afterwards. you take it away from there. that sounds like a plan. stay safe. coming up, we did it joe. the build back better bill passed the house but now it s headed for an uncertain future, you guessed it. the senate. plus, hero or white vigilante, we are watching in the reaction of the kyle rittenhouse s trial. now, first it was t swift and now it s adele. go easy on us. i need a red scarf to participate. let s get started. after months, the center piece of president biden s build back better bill act narrowly passed the house in a 220-213 votes. i don t know if you guys saw this. it went on for a while. although the debate was only scheduled to last 20 minutes. the house minority leader launched to an eight-hour plus mccarthy marathon. the speech did nothing to prevent passage of the bill but it did the break the house s record for the longest c
good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is going to have a week. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, november 15th. we ve got a lot of news. let s get started. a law enforcement official tells nbc news former trump adviser steve bannon is expected to surrender today and appear in court this afternoon. a federal grand jury indicted bannon on friday, charging him with two counts of contempt of congress, one, failing to appear for a deposition and the other is for failure to produce documents. nbc news reports this indictment is a first. no one who has ever exerted executive privilege has ever been prosecuted for contempt before. if convicted, he could face up to a year behind bars and a fine of up to $5,000, but a conviction cannot force him to testify. liz cheney described the indictment as a warner to other trump officials who are attempting to stonewall the committee, adding, quote, no one is above the law. former president trump responded to the indictm