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the new zealand celebrating 2022. maybe almost a day to wait before we can celebrate. and look at that fireworks everywhere. that s a party. i like it. you know, i think noon in georgia might look that way in a little bit. i think my neighbors will have some fireworks. good morning, cailee. kayleigh: good morning. it s good to be with you and lawrence jones. of course, you joey jones. happy new year s eve to all. isn t it exciting that we are finally two years out of this pandemic and we are finally starting to see some celebratory activity it will be a scaled back new year s eve, lawrence jones, as you are there in times square but still to have 15,000 gathered it s exciting to have some semblance of normalcy albeit not quite where we were two years prior to today. lawrence: yeah, you are exactly right, kayleigh. i would say that i m optimistic. i think the american people are tired of it all and trying to get to some sort of normalcy. i think they are going to reject ....
jonathan turley joins us immediately. was justice served? it was. i think the jury got this right. from the out set the defense was rather implaysib. implaysible. it was a woman arranging the transport of underage girls to epstein s house and flights to his island. it s hard to imagine anything was involved other than sex trafficking or the abuse of these girls. there was no explanation offered by the defense as to why she was harvesting girls from playground and other locations. i think they got it right. the fact is she did not take the stand. i don t think she had anything to say when confronted with these facts. looking at a maximum of 65 years. probably more towards the middle in terms of the guidelines. if you do a quick calculation probably around 12 to 15 years for a first offender, but this involved under-age girls and their abuse. will: the question becomes, what happens next? you have a wonderful analogy on your twitter feed. you said this is like prose ....
in prison. jonathan turley joins us immediately. was justice served? it was. i think the jury got this right. from the out set the defense was rather implausible. it was a woman arranging the transport of underage girls to epstein s house and flights to his island. it s hard to imagine anything was involved other than sex trafficking or the abuse of these girls. there was no explanation offered by the defense as to why she was harvesting girls from playground and other locations. i think they got it right. the fact is she did not take the stand. i don t think she had anything to say when confronted with these facts. looking at a maximum of 65 years. probably more towards the middle in terms of the guidelines. m if you do a quick calculation probably around 12 to 15 years for a first offender, but this involved under-age girls and their abuse. will: the question becomes, what happens next? you have a wonderful analogy on your twitter feed. you saidid this is like pro ....
cdc, and she s been pressed after the decision to relax isolation guidelines just as covid cases hit record numbers. the question is did she provide assurance that the agency can, in fact, be trusted? and fully vaccinated. it s currently defined as two doses of either pfizer or moderna vaccines or one dose of the j&j. the question, is it now time to redefine that term? and ghislaine maxwell, convicted of sex trafficking for her role in recruiting teenage girls for jeffrey epstein. the question this morning, is the case closed? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is really ready to close out 2021. i m jonathan lemire on this thursday, december 30th, the penultimate day of the year. we ll start with the news. ghislaine maxwell will likely spend the rest of her life behind bars after she was found guilty of five sex trafficking charges. nbc news correspondent ron allen has all the details. reporter: after six ....
desmond tutu. we either are going to survive together or going to be end together. a towering figure in the fight for human rights. i m amira walker, pamela brown has the evening off, you are live in the cnn news room. millions around the country spending this christmas week end with friends and family, but, you know, the coronavirus is not taking a holiday, in fact we re seeing new covid cases racing toward record highs now, daily infections now surpass the summer surge sparked by the delta variant and hospitalizations are trending up as well. we are in the thick of the holiday season, and vaccinated or not, triple a estimates more than 109 million people will travel between christmas and new years day. and that increased movement sparking a lot of concerns about this highly transmissible variant. americans are lining up for hours at testing sites, at cities across the nation, something dr. anthony fauci believes is critical right now. we should be using testin ....