Tonight on The Reidout she was always of indian heritage. And she was only promoting indian heritage. I didnt know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. And now she wants to be known as black. So i dont know. Is she indian or is she black . You know the answer to that. Trumps Train Wreck going into a convention of black journalists and insulting them, Vice President harris and your intelligence. While doubling down on those black jobs. Senator Cory Booker joins me in a moment. Also tonight, as we continue to expose project 2025, which trump now knows is very damaging to his campaign, well talk about the big republican push to make the air you breathe and the water you drink less safe so that the wealthiest americans can make more money. But we begin tonight with the visual depiction of a dumpster fire. That may be the only appropriate way to describe what happened today when the nabj, the national association of black journalists hosted Donald Trump
What diplomatic sources are telling us about getting americans out of afghanistan and how the taliban worked with the u. S. In the final days of america s longest war. Plus the new threat coming from the house republican leader. Kevin mccarthy s warning sparked by the january 6th commission, what he says a wouldbe gop majority will not forget. I m hallie jackson in washington along with julia ainsley, nbc news senior political editor mark murray, former u. S. Attorney and msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquaid joins us as well. Julia, let s start with the law out of texas, the most restrictive abortion law in the country. Here s what it can you see, not just bans abortions after the fetal heartbeat or roughly six weeks which is before many women know they re pregnant, only a couple weeks after a missed period and has no exceptions for rape and incest and gives private citizens the power to sue anyone who helps somebody who is going to get the procedure, that means somebody who pays for it
governors have cared for their constituents and preserved the god-given freedoms and when they had to, restore them. now while others what were eager to take them away joining you live in a free state of florida. orlando. [cheers and applause] were as you can see most of the audience is masculine us because that governor of this state one of the first leaders to fight back against the so-called experts and never impose the state wide mask mandates on - - mandate. governor desantis we are so delighted you are all here tonight. g to my left is governor at the second highest edp growth. [applause] because he put his constituents and economic well-being first. and iowa governor kim reynolds. hers was one of the first to open schools for in person learning. also nebraska governorrn ricket. his state tied for the lowest unemployment rate in the country at two.9 percent. and of course mississippi any one - - mississippi governor one of the first to left the state wide mask mandate.
as staffing shortages continue to disrupt businesses and schools nationwide. and later, what is next for democrats after president biden s stark warning on the anniversary of the january 6th insurrection that american democracy is in danger? what are they going to do about it? tim kaine of virginia will be here ahead. welcome to meet the press daily . one day after the president s fierily address. the administration cases are continuing to skyrocket. the 7-day average of new daily infections is now above 600,000. that has pushed hospitalizations to levels we haven t seen since the worst of the pandemic. this may be mild for most people, but it s still triggering hospitalizations. white house is being urged to retool the message. focus on ways for the u.s. to live with the virus given the spread and frankly, our unwillingness to do more about it as a society. cdc chief said this morning that her agency is preparing for the covid endemic which would suggest a looming piv