one leaves you alone. what s wrong for christ s sake look at him, money. ferris? he doesn t have a fever but he says his stomach hurts and he is seeing spots. jesse: if anybody knows what it s like to not be left alone while they are sick it s joe biden. since the president was diagnosed with covid on thursday, the left sensed an owning. the washington post ran an op-ed this weekend telling biden to quit, joe, quit. and the squad want nothing to do with him. do you want to see joe biden run for a second term. he has got to go. that s an easy question it s not going to take long. i don t want to answer that question because we have not that s not, yeah, i don t want to answer that question. okay. i mean, he is the president. he has the right to run for a second term, absolutely. but i don t want to i don t want i would rather you not do that we got to go. jesse: so that s a no from cory bush. take a look at the polls. democratic primary voter
to make giant investments in the climate fight. and so long social distancing. the cdc and some of its covid recommendations including the 6-feet rule. the white house says these new guidelines should make our third covid school year almost normal. we ve had two incredibly hard years in terms of kids in schools. we should look forward to a very different school year. we should look forward to a school year where every child is in school, in person full-time for the full year. i think we have all the ability to do that. and that should be the only acceptable standard. we begin the hour with the countdown to knowing more about the documents donald trump took when he left the white house and the warrant the fbi served this week to take them back. one new report today says the classified records include documents related to nuclear weapons. another, quote, sources saying the fbi asked for this unprecedented warrant because it had reason to believe some of the documents invo
Guard. those nine kids, the little rock nine hold a place in african american history in american history. particularly in african american history. which will be taught this year at the advanced placement level at their high school. we often see that history rhymes. we say history repeats. but sometimes history is just a linear directory run. joining us now is precis harris. nbc news national reporter who has been interviewing members of the little rock nine of this decision. i really appreciate you being with us here tonight, thank you very much for making time. thank you rachel for having me. you are able to track down members of the little rock nine, those nine brave students who in 1957 defied mobs enforced segregation to get into little rock central high. and they are reacting to the
Time in 1957. this is a time when the country was supposed to have desegregated our schools, but boy, they had not in little rock. and those kids had to be escorted to class shielded from an angry violent mob by members of the army and the national guard. those nine kids, the little rock nine, hold a signal place in african american history, in american history, but particularly in african american history, which will be taught this year at the advanced placement level at their high school. we often say history rhymes. we say history repeats, but sometimes history is just a linear direct rerun. joining us now is bracey harris, who is an nbc news national reportser who has been interviewing members of the little rock nine about this decision in arkansas. i really appreciate you being with us tonight. thank you very much for making time. yes, thank you, rachel, for having me. so you were able to track down members of the little rock
Where nine brave black students attended class for the first time in 1957. this is a time when the country was supposed to have desegregated our schools, but boy, they had not in little rock. and those kids had to be escorted to class shielded from an angry violent mob by members of the army and the national guard. those nine kids, the little rock nine, hold a signal place in african american history, in american history, but particularly in african american history, which will be taught this year at the advanced placement level at their high school. we often say history rhymes. we say history repeats, but sometimes history is just a linear direct rerun. joining us now is bracey harris, who is an nbc news national reportser who has been interviewing members of the little rock nine about this decision in arkansas. i really appreciate you being with us tonight. thank you very much for making time.