peter: good evening, bret. masks, vaccines, school closures, social distancing, the medical professionals who came up with rules that led some folks to go out you of business and others to stay home, the medical professionals that president told us to listen to now admits they were wrong. peter: as president biden golfs away from cameras there is a reason to revisit a comment he has made over and over. tell the truth. follow the scientists the science. poor the peter problem scientists admit they blew it rochelle walensky says in a statement cdc and public health have been preparing for covid-19. in our big moment, our performance did not reliably meet expectations. video of a maskless president biden coughing and shaking hands with lawmakers quickly went viral last night because cdc guidance is for close contact to covid patients like him to mask for 10 days but he is not to blame. an internal cdc review concluded covid guidance was both confusing and overwhelming. u
timberlake in police custody this morning. what we know about his overnight dwi arrest in the hamptons. also ahead, extreme weather. wildfires raging out west as brutal heat descends on tens of millions across the country. how hot will it get? and later, the ceo of boeing taking the hot seat on capitol hill, even as his company faces several investigations following multiple scares in the air. good morning. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with breaking news from the white house, where, today, president biden will announce a sweeping new executive action that will protect nearly half a million undocumented immigrants from deportation. specifically the spouses of american citizens. one official telling nbc news, this action is, quote, the biggest thing since daca. gabe gutierrez is live from the white house. dave noriega joins us from los angeles. and also with us, hala ramos, an msnbc contributor. so, gabe, walk us through this late
territory for chris christie. i go back to the rule of fractions that i learned at holy name of jesus. when you have so many people in this race it doesn t take a very big slice to have the largest slice. so you can find that a lot of different places. the odd thing at the moment is that the super conservative side of the eequation is pretty crowded and that middle zone where chris christie would have normally have played is not so crowded. so frankly, i m not so smart it is smart for him to outconserve the conservatives. jeb is the one who stand to gain from all of this. i think christie has a clear strategy as we re learning it. that is to take on the opposition and his party viavy and he can take on common core and that is a slap at jeb bush without saying his name. he can take on the president and israel and that s really actually a subtle slap at rand
we have to change many, many, many things. um-hmm. and so i think it s not as good as my mother s. i m sorry. well, it never is. if you removed cocaine from the eequation, if you removed the drug trade as a financial engine, you would still have divisions over ideology here. is that improving? things are changing in a good direction, but very slowly, i think. you know, ten years ago in medellin they killed 7,500 people every year. three years ago this number came to 700 people killed in medellin in the year. so the situation has changed. right. i have only questions, i have no answers. i m so sorry. if i were the president, i
except when it doesn t hold on, got to let sarah get in here. tell us what you think about the task force and do you think it will be effective in brings gas prices down. this is the government doing what it s supposed to be doing. looking out for the average consumer and bp 7 billion dollars worth of profit. which is their job. a company out there to make money, but we need somebody looking out for the consumer because it s the other end of the eequation. we have that large of profits when you have government subsidizization. and google and mficrosoft and intel and facebook before they go public. that s why they have regulations to protect the consumer on the other end. and we are as individuals, as those companies, so, we actually, all this says, we re going to keep looking into it and make sure the consumer is being protected. there s a difference here.