Nancy pelosi, told me earlier today that he is open to potentially calling some republican members of congress as well. So that is something that will take shape, jake, in the weeks and months ahead, as this investigation picks up pace. Congresswoman Liz Cheney, she is one of the two republicans appointed on this committee. Cheney is expected to give an Opening Statement at this committees first hearing tomorrow. Do we have any idea what she plans to say . She will speak right after the chairman Bennie Thompson and be expected to talk about how this issue, in her view is bigger than politics and that it is essential for congress to understand everything that happened in the runup to the attack. A really important opportunity to remind everybody about the necessity of accountability for what happen for making sure that it never happens again. So now the question, too, also remains on Capitol Hill, whether anything will happen about accepting an appointment from Nancy Pelosi. Some republ
Vaccinations lag like the south. We have a top public Health Official in the states most at risk ahead. Welcome to monday. Its Meet The Press daily. I am Kasie Hunt in for chuck todd. It could be a Big Week when it comes to the future of the democratic voting, and leaders are not exactly on the same page. President biden is expected to focus for the next two days on an intense series of meetings with lawmakers on infrastructure. Senator manchin signals the group will be showing what is in it today. The progressives in his party are not thrilled with the talks because these talks are likely to produce a deal that is more than what progressives want. This is expected to be in the ballpark of 1 Trillion or less, and compare that to what Bernie Sanders is working on, which carries a Price Tag of 6 Trillion. Theres a sweeping piece of legislation that will not get the 60 votes it needs to precede, and may not get 50 if manchin opposed it, which means democrats and the democrats will have to
[ inaudible ] i have one, and ill be announcing it. As President Biden prepares for a week overseas, he might be glad to get a break from the drama in washington for a few days on tuesday. He broke off Infrastructure Talks with senate republicans meaning he has to figure out another way to get a deal done. An opposition from republicans and fellow democrats is finally putting the rest of his agenda including Voting Rights on shaky ground. Once he heads across the pond the president has a ton on his plate starting with a meeting with the british prime Minister Tomorrow and the queen herself on sunday. Hes attending three international meetings with the g7, nato and the European Union and then wrapping it all up by meeting with russian president Vladimir Putin and that is where we start this morning. Joining us now nbc senior White House reporter, Shannon Pettypiece and bobby gosch, Editor And Columnist for bloomberg Opinion And Andrew sorkin and an editor who writes The New York Times d
Pothole in the bumpy road to passing one of his major agenda items, infrastructure. President biden pulled the plugs on the talks with the lead negotiator. There is a plan b. Right now, a Senate Committee is holding an interesting hearing on a complicated issue. Sure College Athletes be able to profit off their name, image and likeness . I will talk to twotime Nba Champion CHris Bosh, before he became a megastar, he was a top college basketball player. He has a lot to say about this issue. Stick with us for that. First, to our team following President Bidens first foreign trip. Matt bradley and shannon pettypiece. Shannon, start with you. The president emphasizing that his first foreign trip is about rebuilding our relationship with our allies, restoring confidence in the united states as a partner. Explain the stakes and just how does he plan to do that. Reporter the administration is very aware of the concern among americas allies about whether or not the u. S. Can be a trusted negot
let s take a look at what exactly these folks did. so this study looked at patients in 671 hospitals on six continents. nearly 15,000 patients in the hospital received hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine or azithromycin, some combination that involved hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine. what they found is that the folks who took these drugs were 33 to 45% more likely to die. and that s after adjusting for all sorts of differences between these patients. they were still 33 to 45% more likely to die. they were also between 2.4 and 5 times more likely to develop heart arrhythmias. i talked to a doctor about the earlier studies and he felt like it was pretty much like the nail in the coffin, now doctors are telling me this really looks like the nail in the coffin for hydroxychloroquine for hospitalized patients. that s not the same as taking it preventatively, but there hasn t been any evidence that it works preventatively, either. okay, and that s a question we ll ask the doctors