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intelligence and heads of the cia, fbi and national security agency will brief the president-elect on alleged russian meddling in the presidential election, certainly he has called repeatedly challenged. he said, well, maybe it s not the case, maybe even sided with julian assange tweeting even last night questioning the validity of the information he s about to receive. well, we have it all covered for you from every angle. kristen welker, what do we expect will go down here? reporter: the backdrop to this briefing is very tense, that s for sure. you have the president-elect just last night again questioning the intelligence community. he was infuriated after details leaked out about the report and actually what s in the report and intelligence officials telling us that some of the details in the report include intercepts which prove that top russian officials were celebrating president-elect trump s win. we were also learning they ve identified some of the go-betweens who deliv ....
so, i ve done whatever i did, the normal shot and you know that at the end of the day is people s individual decisions about what they want to do. and of course with the omicron surge, a lot of talk of boosters and also of masks. i just mentioned the cdc going to update its guidance to tell us all which masks are best and the white house today said they are, quote, in the process right now of strongly considering options of how to get better quality masks out there to more americans. a little whiff of too little, too late right there. wolf. nick watt reporting for us. and thank you very much. let s bring in our pandemic experts right now. dr. paul offit is a member of the fda vaccine advisory committee and ounlor of the very important book you bet your life. you re also joined by dr. aila stanford from the black doctors covid-19 consortium. thank you to both of you for ....
And i need to stop you. michelle obama, the first lady, giving her last public speech. [ cheers and applause ] what s going on? thank you all so much. you guys, that s a command. rest yourselves. we re almost at the end. hello, everyone, and may i say for the last time officially welcome to the white house. [ applause ] yes. well, we are beyond thrilled to have you all here to celebrate the 20 national school counlor of the year, as well as all of our sta counselors of the year. these are the fine women and a few good men one good man who are on the stage and they represent schools from across this country and i want to start by thanking terry for that ....