Difference. Maybe we ll see where people are if they really believe this thing they re saying about well, as soon as we get fda approval, we ll get the vaccine. Now we have it. What s your excuse now? well, they shouldn t have one. Now, look, the only carveout is they didn t approve it for kids yet, right? that s because they don t have enough time and data and they have to follow the rules, which should be reminded to people when they say hey, i heard that the fda approval was shortcut. It wasn t. It wasn t short circuited. I told you that would happen. We had a conversation today stupid is always obvious. I m saying that the fda commissioner under trump was just on and says he doesn t believe that. So there is your boy saying that he doesn t accept that so then don t listen to it if that s u your inclination of kind of political prism. My point is this, this country is divided. It is the vaccinated and unvaccinated. The vaccinated are growing majority. They are republican, democrat,
America will not get this done? well, i m at this point, i m not looking at whether we re going to get it done. We have to get it done. I m also very concerned about the women and girls in afghanistan. I think we have a femicide that s about to happen in that country. It doesn t have to be any in anyone s memory not to remember the fact that there was a stadium used to stone people to death and women in particular. And shoot people at pointblank range. So i don t think the taliban has changed its spots. And i think it s very important for us to do everything we can to get women and girls out that want to get out. Absolutely. And it ll be very interesting to see what the posture is of all allies about what is done to females, old and young, in that country when we re gone. Congresswoman, thank you so much. I know it s been a very long day. Appreciate you taking this opportunity to inform the audience. Good to be with you, chris. All right. We ll be right back. Hearing is important to li
violence call. prompting a new focus on rising violent crime in america s largest cities. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. president joe biden talking with world leaders about the very real chance of russia in 58ing ukraine again. underscoring how it has escalated in reason days. the pentagon announcing this afternoon, as many as 8,500 u.s. service members are now on heightened alert and have been told to know ready to deploy at any moment. if necessary, they will join nato forces in eastern europe and the alliance s effort to deploy the troops near ukraine. we re covering this escalating tension, even a crisis on multiple fronts. let s start wat the white house. do we know about whether or not to send u.s. forces to eastern europe? it s a decision that could come as soon as this week. what we do know, as of today, president biden hasn t made a final decision about that. behind the scenes they are getting the specifics ready in case he makes call to bolster u.s. forc
wednesday, hugged an insurrectionist on thursday, and yet still, still the republican front runner for president in 2024. we will walk you down that hall of shame, also the senate judiciary committee wants to speak to supreme court justice john roberts about ethics. he declined, i wonder why. and what the dems do now? plus, just how a racist was tucker carlson. tonight, we ve got the receipts, and david mandela s here, the director and executive producer of hbo s new political comedy drove a white house plummer. behind the scenes, the watergate scandal. te rgate scandal. but first, we begin with breaking news. manhunt is ramping up for a mass shooter accused of killing five including an eight-year-old child on friday. authorities say they have run into dead ends and they are offering an 80,000 dollar reward for the information. nbc s priscilla thompson has the details. there is now an 80,000 dollar reward being offered for anyone who can come forward with informatio
come on camera, to let these children know they are not alone. the facility very close to the ride here. they are sure the protesters were making their voices heard to the children inside to the at least 70 children separated from their parents, girls and boys, age 13 to 17. i was speaking to asylum speakers as well. we reported earlier in the week from mexico, people desperately trying to cross over, a journey that can take up to three months. i spoke to one asylum speaker from honduras. she came traveling her 11-month-old child. it took her six weeks to get to the border. she was turned away for eight days. eight days on the mexican side trying to get in through the port of entry the right way, as president trump would say. after she came here, she was given an immigration court day.
we re following up with her. she has to show up to court this tuesday. she was showing me the documents. they re all in english, of course, barely able to make any sense of them. and she cannot afford