again, and all of this over covid-19 protocol discrepancies. a new hearing is now pending, but the australian open starts monday, and as of now djokovic is scheduled to play. cnn s paula hancocks is in melbourne where djokovic will soon be detained. scott mcclean is in djokovic s home country of serbia. there s been moralies in this story than tennis matches. why did djokovic s visa get revoked again, and walk us through what we expect to happen in the coming hours. reporter: well, aina, in about three hours time we re expecting novak djokovic to go to an undisclosed location and to be interviewed once again by immigration officials. we know at that point he ll also be detained. he will then be accompanied by two australian border force officials to go to his his lawyer s office. this is all what we have learned from the friday night emergency hearing, and then at about 10:15 a.m., so that s just about seven, eight hours away from now will be the initial hearing from the
the record setting pace of covid positive patients. we speak with one hospital leader who is getting help from military medical workers being dispatched by the white house. welcome to meet the press daily . i m chuck todd. we re awaiting remarks from the president. touting pieces of the bipartisan infrastructure bill that he signed into law 60 days ago while given an update on the how the billion is being put to use. these remarks will cap off a decidedly bad week for the administration. also bad time to have a bad week. his voting rights agenda appears to be on capitol hill after. the spite a presidential visit to the capitol and a meeting with sinema last night at the white house. the plan to hold the vote on the senate on the issue likely to fail anyway before monday s self-imposed mlk deadline has been delayed because of democratic a senator s positive test for covid. he says to isolate and democrats without a majority, they would meet on the senate floor in order to p
welcome to prime time weekend. i am nicolle wallace. let s get right to top stories. in a perfect world we would not actually start the show where we are going to start it today, opening our broadcast with the results of what amounts to a legal circus, a spectacle and diversion. the ruling from fulton county superior court judge scott macv was actually a victory for rule of law in the matter of the d.a.s relationship with special prosecutor nathan wade the judges ultimatum amounted to this. either leave wade behind her help the prosecution of this case altogether. turned out to be an easy choice for d.a. willis to make. remember what she said when she announced the indictment. the states role in this process is essential to the functioning of our democracy. georgia, like every state, has laws that allow those who believe that results of an election are wrong, whether because of intentional wrongdoing or unintentional error, to challenge those results in our state courts. th
special counsel jack smith against donald trump. in an interview with cnn, mar-a-lago employee brian butler painting a painting a very specific picture of trump s inner circle, and how it operated more like a mafia family than anything else. with loyalty prized above everything. a world where fealty to the boss led to criminal exposure. now, nbc news has not independently confirmed butler s identity as trump employee number 5 and he declined nbc s request for comment. in his interview last night, butler says he helped trump s co-defendants, walt nowta and carlos move those boxes containing some of our nation s most sensitive national security secrets. watch. he followed me. he pulled out, got behind me, got to the airport, i ended up loading all the luggage i had and he had a bunch of boxes. you noticed that he had boxes. oh, yeah, they were the boxes that were in the indictment, the white bankers boxes. that s what i remember. did you have any idea at the time that