Lead to a crisis if no deal is reached. The gop senator said they desperately need flood relief attached to that bill voted no. If it had any chance of passing, i would have voted yes because i need it in my state. On the other hand, he was cynical of senator schumer to attach relief for disaster victims to something that he knew wasnt going to pass. Leveraging their pain, leveraging their pain for something they can do quite easily. The ramifications of a Government Shutdown here would reach far and wide, from the cdc to the fda. Remember, were still in the middle of a pandemic. The pentagon, homeland security, national parks, housing, even the smithsonian museums all facing major shutdowns. Democrats have option to move past republican obstruction, separate being the two parts would allow democrats to raise the debt ceiling with just 51 votes, but it would take time and the clock is ticking. There is no one better than ryan nobles to explain all this. He starts our coverage from capi
outraged at this retaliation against chick-fil-a s perceived political or cultural viewpoints. what san antonio did was unconstitutional. what florida is doing is unconstitutional. it is the top of the hour and we re rolling into the fourth hour of morning joe. coming up, we have the former u.s. ambassador to russia and former u.s. ambassador to ukraine to talk about the latest moves in the russian invasion of ukraine. but continuing on desantis, disney, and the culture wars, david, your latest article in the atlantic is entitled free speech for me but not for thee. in it, you write in part, as the republican party evolves from a party focused on individual liberty and limits on government power to a party that more fully embraces government control of the economy and the morality, it is reversing many of its previous stances on free speech in public universities, in public education, and in private corporations. driven by a combination of partisan animosity and publ
we think it s highly likely that he is looking to invade ukraine. the worst he doesn t want to listen to us, so we need to do something to garner attention. meanwhile, donald trump teasing a presidential run dangling pardons for january 6 rioters. we will give them pardons because they are being treated so unfairly. i don t want to send any signal that it was okay to defile the capitol. how concerned should you be about the newly detected version of omicron? it appears to be more contagious. does it invade the immune system we ve acquired from omicron infection or vaccines? preliminary information so far suggests it doesn t. over 100 backs of fentanyl found in the bedroom of 13-year-old boy do died from presumed fentanyl exposure at his school. the fentanyl found in the bedroom had a high purity rate, 60% pure, normally see 1 to 2% pure. and finally, the former university of michigan and nfl football player who won t give up until abuse victim stories are
cnn this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. today on the program president biden the state of, the union and america s role in the world i talked to susan glasser and ian bremmer, but great the middle east, then much more also cnn s jim sciutto on how close russia may have come to using nuclear weapons in ukraine. and how a new global nuclear arms race his apartment then allbirds, noah feldman on what it means to be a jew in this time of ever rising anti-semitism but first, here s my take as we ve watched the horrors of another war in the middle east, it s easy to get gloomy and depress. it seems that the region continues to be violent and unstable but that mrs. an important shift that has taken place in recent time, one that provides some cause for optimism about the future. the arab states that are now the middle east leaders are playing an important and
our russia editor, steve rosenberg reports. this is the closest we were allowed to get to russia s most famous prisoner. we d been let inside the high securityjail where alexei navalny is already incarcerated. but journalists weren t allowed into the makeshift courtroom. we had to watch on a screen. for the kremlin critic, this is a trial behind bars. he was found guilty on extremism charges. punishment more jail time. he was handed a 19 year prison sentence. we may have been allowed in here to watch the verdict on a tv screen, but keep in mind that in this court case, the actual proceedings were closed to the press and to the public and held in a high security prison. describing this trial as behind closed doors feels like an understatement. ahead of the verdict, in a message online, mr navalny wrote that a long prison sentence for him was designed to scare russians. he revealed he d soon be on trial again for terrorism. they chant. a charismatic protest leader and anti