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be close to death without it. our exclusive sitdown with one senator. a lot to get to this morning. we start with that explosive reporting on the nation s top military leader. head of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark mille sharing concerns about a potential nazi germany era-esque coup, general milley reportedly describing weeks after the election like a reichstag moment. milley looked at the pre s supporters and far-right extremists taking to washington on that million maga march, describing what he saw as brown shirts in the streets. phil rucker and carol leonig. mark murray, senior politics editor, courtney cube, and mark jacobs, nbc military analyst. mark, there are some experts in this book that we now can report that demonstrate how real milley s fears were, right? a description on the evening of that million maga march you referenced, he called mcmaster to ask if a coup was eminent asking bluntly, what the f am i dealing with? he then began to strategiz ....
u.s. businesses. what we know and how we should respond. the chair of the house intelligence committee, democratic congressman adam schiff of california will join me ahead. a source confirms to nbc news federal prosecutors are indeed looking into whether congressman matt gaetz obstructed justice. it s all part of their investigation into potential sex crimes involving the congressman. we ll have the latest on that coming up. welcome to thursday. it is meet the press daily. i m chuck todd. the president and congress have a dilemma on hand when it comes to our democracy. it s bigger than simply trying to come to an agreement on say january 6th commission and bigger than any single priority, even the hr-1 sweeping bill on voting rights. what i m talking about is the move among republicans at the state level aiming to give trump allies more power to subvert election results, essentially rig the umpires, buy off the umps. a lot of conversations about voting laws has be ....
it s a great loss. i think the way i would put it is that we have lost almost the grandfather of the nation. it s very, very sad, but the extraordinary tributes in the memories that everybody has had been willing to has been so fantastic. good morning. history is made at the masters. hideki matsuyama becomes the first japanese man to win a golf major after victory at augusta. i was iwasa i was a dancer. dad, you were an engineer- sir anthony hopkins becomes the oldest ever winner of the best actor award at the baftas. good morning. some of us waking up this morning to sleet and snow, and as we go through this week it is going to be cold, frosty by night and still some wintry showers in the forecast, but equally some sunshine. all the details coming up. it s monday the 12th of april. our top story. the prime minister has urged people to behave responsibly as england takes its next step in easing lockdown restrictions from today. pubs and restaurants can now serve cus ....
people who have recently received the j&j vaccine and may be concerned? someone recently within days, i would tell them to don t get an anxiety reaction. it s less than one and a million. however, having said that, pay attention. do you have symptoms? headache? shortness of breath, chest discomfort? do you have anything that resembles a neurological syndrome? obviously you if you have something as serious as a seizure, that s pretty clear. the manifestations of this are that headache is the very common component of it. the scientist thrombosis they have, the draining of the blood in the brain and it will cause enough symptoms to make you notice. tell people to watch out for not feeling very well. the scientist thrombosis they officials told us that they were caught off guard by this announcement. they are ready to put shots in people s arms and they had to scramble. can you explain that chain of communication? when and how did you notify states that they might have ....
middle of the month and condemn violence, extremism and calling for cooperation, we are live in iraq where pope francis on the first people visit to the country. a royal family feud and the world is watching. the roof deepens ahead of prince harry and meghan markle s bomb shell interview. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robin curnow. # . so we begin with that view, millions of americans are waiting to hear, financial help could finally be on the way. the u.s. senate passed president biden s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill. it does include direct $1,400 payments for some americans. he did not get bipartisan report. not a single republican voted for it. president biden spoke shortly after the bill is passed. this is what he had to say. i promised the american people help is on the way. today i can say we have taken one more giant step forward delivering on that promise that help is on the way. this plan will get checks out the door starting thi ....