trump has been calling for it to be released on social media. his lawyers have yet to take legal action on this. lawyers for news organizations, including nbc news, are petitions in court today for the affidavit to be made public. dr. fauci will be with me as cdc director dr. walensky announces a major overall at the cdc, acknowledging the agency failed to respond quickly enough to the pandemic over the last three years and did not serve the public. all this as the agency is scrambling to deal with monkeypox, a polio scare in new york and rolling out booster shots in the next couple weeks for omicron subvariants of covid. we begin in florida with nbc s cal perry, ken dilanian and former u.s. attorneys joyce vance and chuck rosenberg. cal, set the table for us. what do we know about this magistrate judge? who is going to argue before him this afternoon? we understand the trump lawyers were not taking part. reporter: yes. the two parties that we are going to hear from are
juneteenth, of fresh perspective . we will also pay tribute to the late great mark shields. his daughter amy will join me live. the first, the u.s. medias narrative about president biden. it s facing a perfect storm right now with the rising inflation, skyhigh gas, the continued covid pandemic, the president s unpopularity in the polls. more and more columnists are commentators are bringing up biden s age is a factor as well. right now, some liberals see up pylon going on. conservatives just think others are coming where they have been. standard photo ops seem to be going sideways for biden right now. chooses what video to show. maybe warps these narratives. vs reporters come you will see those complaints. this week, he invited a reporter from the associated press into the oval office for 30 minute interview. it was a rare move at some of these headline said. there long list of media outlets still waiting for the turn with the president. there was an news in that interview. t
several calls with several republican senators. if president trump was not calling law enforcement or military leaders, whether president trump spent his time doing that afternoon? while he for settled into the dining room? he was calling senators to encourage them to delay or object to the certification. here is kayleigh mcenany, his press secretary to explain. all, right back there and he wants the list of senators. that he is calling bill would buy, one to know youth color? to buy recollection, though. there is a searing made a strong case that trump did not fail to act to set the bounds, he refused to this by police from the top aides and family members. if he was not a failure to act or ineptitude it was a strategy. he was not feeling to stop interaction about waiting to see if it worked. as the camera field, when the attack failed to stop the certification of the election, there was one person to home trump directed his eye at. on the screen is the last photog
Be thinking about them. of course. there s also this new study that i want to ask you about, challenging this notion that i think we ve all been taught forever, that we need to drink eight glasses of water a day. what is the update? right, it s so interesting. that s become such a part of sort of the lore. we don t know where this eight glasses a day came from. it didn t come from anything scientific, but it has taken on a life of its own. so let s take a look at what this study did. it s quite fascinating. this was a large international study, they had 5,600 study participants and they gave them water to drink and it had isotopes so they could follow through and see how much of the water got used by the body and how much was excreted. it was a huge range, how much water the body used ranged from four cups a day to 25 cups a day. the amount depended on physical activity, more physical activity needed more water. also on gender, men seemed to