Its opening up pandoras pox. The bill seriously undermines Civil Liberties by essentially banning a platform that 150 million americans use to engage in free speech and expression. Thats just some of the debate over tiktok yesterday taking place On The House Floor before lawmakers voted by a massive margin to pass a bill that could potentially ban the popular app. Well go through where the legislation will stand in the senate. Plus, donald trump is expected to be in court today for a hearing in the classified documents case. Well have legal analysis for you on that and on the charges against the former president that were just dismissed in georgia. And well show you President Bidens message to voters as he looks to secure more support in key Midwest Swing states. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this thursday, march 14th. Im jonathan lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. The house has overwhelmingly voted to pass a bill that could ban tiktok here in the United State
Former president donald trump. House democrats sent a letter to judicial conference in effort to rewrite federal standard. Democrats claim televising the trial will be beneficial. The letter was spearheaded by California Senate hopeful adam schiff, who wrote, given historic nature of the charges brought forth in cases, it is hard to imagine more powerful circumstance for televised proceedings. It will be vitally important for the public to witness how the trials are conducted. The credibility of witnesses. Critics slammed the move as a partisan slump, trumps officials invite the idea. I would love to see that, im convinced Biden Administration doesnt want people to see the truth. They want to keep Important Information about this case from the press. Emily Wall Street Journal argues cameras should stay far away from the courtroom, cameras can be distraction from seeking fair justice, particular risk in trump trial that will be a Global Media Circus in any case, that is precisely what d
hello and thanks for being here. it s 10:00 eastern. this morning, news on multiple fronts in the special counsel probe into donald trump. nbc news confirms trump s attorneys met with the special counsel himself. as we learn another grand jury, this one in florida, will hear testimony this week, could a potential indictment be imminent? plus, two more for 2024. former governor chris christie jumping into the race today followed by former vp mike pence tomorrow. plus, some breaking news in ukraine, russia accused of targeting a critical dam, waters rising, hundreds of thousands in danger and a nuclear power plant in jeopardy. we ll go live to the region. later, royal drama. prince harry becoming the first royal to testify in court in more than 130 years. his testimony against the tabloids today in london. let s begin with new developments in special counsel investigation into former president donald trump. a grand jury in florida is now set to hear more testimony in this
how thieves are getting into your iphone and stealing everything the threat and how to protect your data. the first state in the country to ban tiktok, but will it hold and the titanic as we ve never seen it spectacular new images that may shed light on why it sank. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, and welcome. what happened on the streets of new york city last night involving one of the world s most famous couples was either a near catastrophic car chase, as their spokesman says, or a ride that law enforcement sources say was simply a bit chaotic. that spokesman for the duke and duchess of sussex, harry and meghan, describing a dangerous two-hour-long chase pursued by highly aggressive paparazzi resulting in multiple near collisions. the episode rekindling grim memories of the wild pursuit that led to the death of harry s mother, princess diana, in a paris highway tunnel nearly 26 years ago, but tonight in new york, officials are
that massive spy balloon. we ll walk through what happened and take a look at the growing fallout. we re also following the devastating aftermath of a powerful earthquake that left hundreds of people dead in turkey and syria. this morning, rescue crews are searching through rubble for any survivors. and back in washington, there is a major gop donor looking to, quote, turn the page on the past several years in an apparent rebuke of former president trump. we ll explain that development. plus four more years! four more years! four more years! president biden got a surge of support at the democratic national committee s annual winter meeting in philadelphia on friday. as democrats approve a new primary calendar, reshaping the way the party picks its presidential nominees. we ll speak to the chairman of the dnc just ahead. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is monday, february 6th. with us, we have the host of way too early, white house bureau chief at po