under the del rio bridge saturday. if you add up the ones you say were expelled, it is less than 5,000. where s everybody else? i m happy to get you a more fruitful rundown for you if it s helpful from the department of homeland security. instead of fixing the mess in del rio, the biden white house is repeating false left wing talking points by running wild with a completely bogus narrative that agents on horse back were whipping haitian migrants. they ve come up with a solution, take away the horses. we feel the images are horrific. the president has conveyed will happen quickly. i can convey to you the secretary also conveys to civil rights leaders earlier this morning that we would no longer be using horses in del rio. why isn t the president telling people to go? these images that people say are wrong. people should take away that his actions made clear how horrible and horrific he thinks these images are. as opposed to the images we ve been showing you for mo
the question is, where does this leave the president s domestic agenda? plus, the covid-19 surge. health officials predict the omicron variant will bring a record number of cases, and it will put more people in the hospital than ever before. the question is are u.s. medical systems ready? and tiger woods back on the green, his first competition since his devastating car crash, and playing with his son. the question is how did he fair? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, a show that needed that little bit of good government news. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, december 20th. after months of negotiations, senator joe manchin, the linchpin in the 50/50 senate, said he will not support president biden s build back better plan, effectively killing the $2 trillion social spending proposal in its current form. in an interview on fox news sunday, the democrat cited debt, inflation, and covid for the reasons why he is opposed.
my guests this morning, dr. anthony fauci and the governor of colorado, democrat jared polis. the house votes to charge mark meadows with criminal contempt. we won t let the facts be buried by a coverup. the former trump chief of staff refusing to comply with the january 6th committee. the executive privilege is donald trump s to wave, not mine to wave. this as january 6th texts from the former president s allies come to light. one of the president s sons texted mr. meadows, quote, he s got to condemn this [ bleep ] asap. he is destroying his legacy, laura ingraham wrote. and build back when? if president biden couldn t get build back better or voting rights done this year nothing more domestically important than voting rights. the single biggest thing. why would next year be any different? joining me for insight and analysis, pbs newshour s amna nawaz, washington post senior correspondent phil rucker, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards, a
can, call our hot line and we can dispatch a real alligator trapper. wow. did you notice his friends didn t really help him out much? exactly. he s got a trash can. he doesn t need our help. they re just like color commentating on the side. i would be there for you when you trap an alligator. thanks, john. new day continues now. a very good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, september 30th. it is a critical day for congressional democrats and for the white house. both on the verge of a potentially humiliating self-inflicted defeat. the pressure is on, speaker nancy pelosi, after her decision to move ahead with the vote today on the president s bipartisan infrastructure plan. pelosi not sounding overly optimistic when asked about her strategy by our manu raju. reporter: are you worried you may not have the votes? one hour at a time. progressives have promised to vote against the infrastructure bill, a
minutes before the massive cargo ship crashed into baltimore s francis scott key bridge. crews found two victims in a pickup truck deep under the waters. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. attorneys for donald trump and one of his co-defendants were back in fulton county trying to get the georgia charges dismissed. after losing their bid to have fulton county prosecutor fani willis disqualified, his legal team is trying to have the charges tossed out, arguing his alleged attempts to stay in power are protected by the first amendment as protected political speech. the judge sounded skeptical. some crimes can be achieved through speech, terroristic threats, solicitation. why is that not what s happening here? what we have here, we have election speech. one must determine immediately whether that constitutes core political speech, and i suggest it does. there s nothing alleged factually against president trump that is not political speech. he is no