Election and the capital attack. Former President Trump leading the Charge Dredging up tall tales about his Election Defeat as State Republicans exploit the lie to pass new election laws. But Today President Biden Plans to push back with his most forceful remarks yet, were told. Jeff zeleny is live at the White House for us now. What more are you learning about the president s speech . President biden will call the assault on Voting Rights the most serious tHreat on democracy since the civil war. And that certainly frames all of this conversation. Hes going to be essentially trying to draw Americas Attention to this calling for Students Faith leaders, people of all political parties to rally behind the cause of Voting Rights. Of course, he will be doing so at the national Constitution Center in philadelphia. As you said, the birthplace of democracy. He will be talking about how states across the country, some 17 states since november alone have passed new restrictive voting laws. Of co
after finding he made demon straably false statements about the election while serving as an attorney to former president donald trump. and following a story where a fire is burning at the site of a partial building collapse near miami. rescuers are searching for doeses of people who are still missing. at least one person is dead. we ll have a live report from the scene in just a few minutes. we begin this hour and a very busy thursday in washington with the very latest. joining us now nbc news national political reporter on capitol hill and the white house correspondent for the pbs newshour and also an msnbc political analyst, was at that event with the president and had a chance to ask him a question. but first, i want to try to understand what is being described as a framework agreement. what more do we know about this? what does it look like? and do people genuinely believe it has the votes to get through the house and senate? reporter: it s very significant for presi
Summit with vladimir putin aS Positive and without any strident action. Putin says it was constructive. President biden says the last Thing Putin wants is a cold war. Vladimir putin does insist his country is not responsible for cyberattacks against american institutions. White House Correspondent Peter doocy traveling with the president starts us off tonight from switzerland. Good evening, peter. Peter good evening, bret. The worlds two biggest nuclear powers got together and agreed to send ambassadors back to Each Others countries. And thats about the only tangible thing that came out of this much hyped summit that wound up only lasting 3 hours and 15 minutes. Even the White House officials had us bracing for a meeting that could go four or five hours or longer. It was kind of after two hours there we looked at Each Other like okay. What next . Peter next comes a wait. We will find out within the next six months to a year whether or not we actually have a strategic dialogue that matt
nuclear. faced with the real possibility that america will default on its debt for the first time in u.s. history, cnn is learning tonight that democrats are scrambling for new ways to raise the debt ceiling without a single republican vote in the senate. because right now, the republicans flat out refuse to pay the bills for their own spending. one idea democrats are floating tonight is a nuclear option, which would get rid of that 60-vote filibuster-proof vote. and a flurry of activity comes as the chairman of the s.e.c., the securities and exchange commission gives one of the strongest warnings yet about the risks of an american default. we would have significant volatility in the markets and we d see some breakages in the system. if that were to go into default, we d be in for some of the greatest challenges we ve seen in our financial sector. we d be in very uncharted waters. it it the uncertainties abound around this. right now, though, democrats are on their ow
Rep. Claudia Tenney has demanded New York Gov. Kathy Hochul pardon former President Donald Trump, who roughly two weeks was found guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.