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the president s tone changed on voting rights legislation in just the last 48 hours. i m making it clear, to protect our democracy, i support changing the senate rules whichever way they need to be changed to prevent a minority of senators from blocking action on voting rights. i hope we can get this done. iechl not sure. but one thing for certain. one thing for certain. like every other major civil rights bill that came along, if we miss the first time, we can come back and try it a second time. we missed this time. we missed this time. president biden knows that without filibuster reform, a new bill for voting rights just isn t going to get done. that s the reality here. and what that means is republican states nationwide are going to keep doing what they ve already been doing, passing laws that make voting harder. for example, drop boxes became an incredibly popular way to vote back in 2020. but then georgia passed a law last year that limited both the number o ....
bought more firearms equipment in mississippi. rhodes, a former army paratrooper who went on to earn a law degree from yale, did not enter the capitol on january 6th, but video captures oath keepers wearing military gear forcing their way into the building in a military stack formation. in this clip, you can see a group of oath keepers very close to the capitol doors, breaching the building. and here, members inside the capitol rotunda, including jessica watkins, who was among those charged today with seditious conspiracy. we re in the [ bleep ] capitol. reporter: the new indictment also reveals the group allegedly had quick reaction forces from three states arizona, north carolina, and florida, to rush into d.c. if needed. according to court documents, oath keeper thomas caldwell, arrested in january, claimed that he took a reconnaissance trip to d.c. prior to the insurrection. and prosecutors say rhodes was planning for violence well beyond january 6th, allegedl ....
again, and all of this over covid-19 protocol discrepancies. a new hearing is now pending, but the australian open starts monday, and as of now djokovic is scheduled to play. cnn s paula hancocks is in melbourne where djokovic will soon be detained. scott mcclean is in djokovic s home country of serbia. there s been moralies in this story than tennis matches. why did djokovic s visa get revoked again, and walk us through what we expect to happen in the coming hours. reporter: well, aina, in about three hours time we re expecting novak djokovic to go to an undisclosed location and to be interviewed once again by immigration officials. we know at that point he ll also be detained. he will then be accompanied by two australian border force officials to go to his his lawyer s office. this is all what we have learned from the friday night emergency hearing, and then at about 10:15 a.m., so that s just about seven, eight hours away from now will be the initial hearing fro ....
bill: okay. we ll go with that for now. good morning to you. dana: president s week did go from bad to worse yesterday. supreme court striking down one of his vaccine mandates applying to businesses with more than 100 workers. a mandate for certain healthcare workers does remain in effect. bill: that decision comes down after a surprise floor speech from center kyrsten sinema. for a year she is saying she won t do this, the filibuster. she said i want do that. her opposition leaves the white house with no path forward on its plan to overhaul u.s. elections and various other items. while i continue to support these bills i will not support separate actions that worseen the underlying disease of division infecting our country. the debate over the senate 60 vote threshold shines a light on our broader challenges. dana: we have mike gallagher with reaction. let s go to the white house where jackie heinrich is standing by. i m trying to find the good news for them. ....
martha: the white house has announced that the president will hold his first formal press conference at the white house in ten months. it s going to happen wednesday at 4:00. that will be appointment viewing. we ll be there. so far, we don t expect big policy shift because of what we re hearing in the tea leaves from washington. the latest moves seem to be digging in deeper on their existing policies. like what? like more covid money? another go-around at build back better and also they say the way they want to turn the tide here is to go back to shifting on police reform. or backing police reform. often, when the president hit as rough patch, he turns to the old staff shake-up. so is that coming? is the president planning any sort of staff shake-up or changes at the white house given recent setbacks. we re continuing to fight for every point of his agenda and his plans for his presidency that he outlined when he ran for president. martha: that s not really an a ....