washington, president biden just convened a meeting with his top immigration advisers and announced vice president kamala harris will lead the administration s efforts, to lead those efforts with mexico and central american chris to try to stem the flow of migrants coming into the u.s. i think the best thing to do is put someone who, when she or he speaks, they don t have to wonder about is that what the president thinks? when she speaks, she speaks for me. moving a series of bills to the floor only to be blocked by democrats. we are covering this situation from coast to coast with our team of nbc news reporters. joining us now, nbc news correspondent garrett haake on capitol hill. nbc news dasha burns is in texas outside a customs and border facility housing unaccompanied children and digital white house reporter shannon pettypiece. also jacob soboroff. talk to us about the delegation in terms of what the white house is hoping to achieve with this, what is the delegation
monologues from the last month or two to share with you tonight. it wasn t easy narrowing it down, because much like anyone who watches the show, they are all winners to me. roll it, dolores. [scattered applause] greg: happy super-duper monday, america! what a glorious week and we shared. what did you do with that extra hour? well, pete hegseth is here tonight. there he is. gorgeous! [scattered applause] so patriotic. let s see what he did with that extra time. he is such a patriot that when he bangs his head, he sees stars and stripes, and when he poops it s red, white, and p.u. to the monologue. the biggest, most insane story political enemies! greg: got to shorten his titles. so it s 2021 and is monologue is on the steele dossier. like a birthmark, the story never ever goes away. it is that my fault? no. i would much prefer to do something on joe biden breaking wind at the climate summit. [scattered laughter] that breeze was so hot greta fienberg asked him to s
afriiseaas the omicron variant was anywhere, it was likely going to be everywhere very quickly and we should. expect to be able to keep this new variant out. well, sure enough, we went to bed with there being one case in the united states. by the end of the day today it is no longer just the one case in california. it s the case in california, a case in minnesota, a case in colorado. tonight the governor of new york kathy hochul announced there are five known cases in new york. probably since i have been th talking, that list is out of date. there will undoubtedly be more. just like they said it would be. its is definitely here, essentially instantly.ll and depending on how it competes with the delta strain, which is dominant in the united states right now, it may well be that omicron takes over and becomes our new dominant coronavirus tht variant. how will it be different than delta? i mean, we ll learn the answers to all of these things soon enough.a?we dr. fauci told chris
it s trans wednesday. although tonight s stories le trans than the death of competence. every week we re seeingng the more examples of people using the banner of trans to do insane things. who can forget kayla limu emu, the canadian shop teacher who had the two biggest glueve guns you ve ever seen? i was so preoccupied with her story, i forgot i owned a fish. r.i.p. abe. anyway, the teacher demanded the school comply with their identity choices, so standards i were dropped. meanwhile, in prisons, violent male felonprisons identify as we to get into women s jails. basic rulen s about being bad among women were somehow ignored in sports, from swimming to skateboarding. men were sayinred.g were women, and the door swung open like a pair of untucked. ghter] thank you. and now we have a new example. trans powerlifter and andre is just set a canadian women s nationalan record. the canadian powerlifting union s 2023 western canadianpih championshipip in manitoba. yeah. watch a
minister ariel henry announcing a short while ago that he will resign once a transitional presidential council has been created. it follows worldwide calls for his resignation. as violence plagues the caribbean nation. us secretary of state antony blinken spent monday in jamaica, where he met with caribbean leaders for urgent talks about the nation s violent gang violence. henry has been unable to return to haiti because the violence closed its main international airports. on monday, blinken announced an additional $100 million to finance the deployment of a multinational force to haiti, as well as $33 million in humanitarian aid. it s still not clear who will lead haiti out of the crisis, which has seen heavily armed gangs burning police stations attacking the main airport and rated two of the country s biggest prisons. scores of people have been killed. more than 15,000 others are homeless after fleeing neighborhoods overtaken by the gangs. i m jackie ibanez. now back to re