puppet of his own choosing. revelation ramping up tensions in a region on the brink of war. in washington, d.c., what s described as a who s who of the anti-vax movement hitting the streets to spread misinformation. we re live on the scene. plus, the biden administration taking stock after some tough new nbc poll numbers out today. they suggest what s gone wrong for the president but also offer a possible road map for a comeback. good to have you with us. we begin with breaking news in the january 6th investigation. committee chairman bennie thompson confirms the panel has been having conversations with former attorney general bill barr. that development on the heels of the committee getting its hands on a trove of trump white house documents that the former president had been fighting to block for months. joining me now, nbc s julie tsirkin on capitol hill, and barbara mcquade, msnbc legal analyst and former u.s. attorney general in michigan. julie, bring us up to spee
first term of the 46th president of the united states, joseph, are biden. and one year since this moment. the year of the one term of the twice impeached, disgraced, ex president, donald trump. but we really did. we ve gotten so much don that nobody thought would be possible and i do want to thank congress. i want to thank all the great people of washington d.c.. all of the people that we worked with to put this miracles together. so, have a good life. we will see you soon, thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. have a good life, i ll tell you, we are trying. it s not easy but we re trying. of course president joe biden came into office to more than just reddest of donald trump. his inauguration speech included some pretty big ticket items. we can write wrongs put people to work in good jobs. teach our children in safe schools. can overcome a deadly virus. it striking to me as somebody who has been covering politics since 2007. since right before pre
what the committee wants to know, and what could happen if she chooses not to talk. i m hallie jackson in washington on what is shaping up to be a busy thursday. here is blayne alexander in atlanta. our justice correspondent pete williams in our washington newsroom. political reporter for the atlanta journal constitution greg bluestein is here along with former u.s. attorney, former senior fbi official and current msnbc contributor chuck rosenberg. and let me take a beat to lay out the back story of this special grand jury request. remember, the big reason why we re here is because of that phone call a year ago, january 2nd, 2021, now infamous, when former president trump called up the georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger, looking for extra made-up votes watch. so what are we going do here, folks? i only need 11,000 votes. fellas, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. you know, we have that in spades already, or we can keep it going. but that s not fair to the
gamut between claiming there is no constitutional right to abortion to pressing why 15 weeks was enough time to figure out if you need an abortion. attorney julie reichelman and u.s. slisor general preologua pushed back reminding the supreme court a 15-week ban would cut the current time period nearly in half, mepging the stakes of their ruling. the real world effects of overruling roe and casey would be severe and swift. if this court renounces the liberty interest recognized in roe and reaffirmed in kissy, it would be an unprecedented contract traction of individual rights and a stark departure of principles of starry zisis. the court has never revoked a right so fundamental and essential to americans to their ability to participate fully and kathie lee gifford equally in society. the court should not overall this central component of women s liberty. the report has never revoked a right. justice alito seemed to speak for most of the conservative members of the court
weekend to round up votes. plus, new details on the deadly shooting on an alec baldwin film and what it could mean for any potential legal cases. as early as this week, vaccines could be available to kids as young as 5. we re going to dive into the effort to convince parents to get their kids the shot. next hour, victory for a woman and child we told you about last week. danielle miller is going to join me live after a federal judge sided with her nonbinary child. you won t want to miss her reaction to the news. awant to start with live pictures of the president and first lady at the g-20 summit, attending a dinner this evening after an incredibly long day, a sit-down with boris johnson, along with french president emmanuel macron in which they talked about re-entering the iran nuclear deal in hopes that, in fact, iran will cooperate. taking a break this evening, to sit down likely over dinner and cocktails to have more of an informal conversation over many things when it