and records of controversy conversations on january 6 have no bearing on the investigation? these are about who the president was talking to as people were breaking windows and climbing into the capitol. meanwhile, we re still awaiting the subpoena that the select committee is expected to issue this week for john eastman, the architect of trump s attempted coup. in fact, chairman bennie thompson now says a batch of 20 new subpoenas will soon be issued. and we re also learning many more witnesses have already cooperated. vice chair liz cheney confirmed to nbc news that they ve interviewed or deposed more than 450 people in connection with january 6. and she emphasized the huge amount of work under way, which she said is leading to real progress. it comes as republican operatives are organizing a legal defense fund to support trump s former aides and allies who have been subpoenaed. that s according to rolling stone which reports veteran operatives matt and mercedes schlapp are
the question is, would an infrastructure deal have helped the party hang on? we ll show you what president biden is saying about that. plus, former president trump s fight to keep documens secret heads to court today. and green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers will miss this sunday s game after reportedly tested positive for coronavirus. the question is was he vaccinated or not? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is glad it doesn t have riders on its fantasy team. it s thursday, november 4th. i ll start with the news. president biden is calling on his democrats to pass on the infrastructure plan to avoid failure in next year s midterm elections. people want us to get things done. people need a little breathing room. they re overwhelming. and what happened was i think we have to just produce results for them to change their standard of living. i think it should have passed before election day, but i m not
president biden today marking a january 4th deadline for workers to be vaccinated, for larger companies in america. part of the way the mandate has worked coming from the feds. it is basically if you work somewhere with over 100 employees. there s push back to go after mandates before we get to the federal one, and we reported how they withstood challenges so far and threats of violence by anti-vaxxers. it will effect 84 million workers. a partial mandate that means effectively it is trying to get everyone to be vaccinated to make things safer, but also has a huge exception. it doesn t actually compel anyone to only vaccinate, there s a testing exception, they re not asked to vaccinate. it is a partial mandate. other states are restricted. there s signs and data, each of these mandates work to increase the number of people vaccinated. here s dr. fauci and the cdc director walensky, talking about the issues at a hearing today on the hill. we know that mandates work. if you l
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Past the pain of psoriasis. thanks for watching the beat. the the reidout with joy reid is up next. how are you, joy? wonderful. cheers, everyone. happy friday jr. we begin the reidout tonight with a republican party that is all in on insurrectionist politics. a cover-up is unfolding before our very eyes, with the unprecedented stonewalling that we re seeing from the republicans dear leader donald trump. in an attempt to withhold documents from the committee investigating january 6, trump s attorneys today defended his far-fetched claim of executive privilege in federal court. but the judge in the case seemed rightfully skeptical. when trump s lawyer questioned the committee s authorities, she asked are you really saying the president s note, talking points