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support those who have been charged for the january 6 insurrection. authorities believe at least some rally goers will be armed and it could turn into a riot for ashli babbitt, the woman fatally shot trying to reach a barricade on january 6. the former president s campaign staffer organizing this event now down playing the threat of violence. we ve got a largely peaceful crowd. we ve had two events in washington, d.c. so far at the department of justice and at the prison and there have been no incidents so far. no one will be bringing a weapon who will be part of our crowd, i can assure the police that. meanwhile donald trump s big lie about the 2020 location that sparked the insurrection of course, that lie is alive and well and changing the landscape of american politics. new polling thinks that 56% of democracy is under attack. 78% of republicans don t think that president biden got enough votes to win the election. daniella diaz is joining us from which i will ....
planned for this week. also, in california voters heading to the polls in just two days, on tuesday, to decide whether to recall governor gavin newsom. the issue at the top of voters minds as they head to the polls. thanks so much for waking up with us this sunday, september 12th. we are thrilled you are with us. thrilled to be with you, christi. good to see you, boris. we are talking today, first, about the fbi release of this declassified document on its investigation of the september 11th terror attacks. the document details the investigation into whether a saudi official and a suspected saudi intelligence officer provided support for two of the 9/11 hijackers. yeah, this the first of several documents expected to be released under an executive order signed by president biden. family members of those killed on september 11th have demanded that the information be maid public for years. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson joining us live from ....
texas are going door-to-door to help women afraid to seek out their help following a restrictive new law banning abortions after six weeks. why they say the new law endangers women. this is, like, my first game. i get it to go on campus. i am so excited. plus, fans are back in the stands. how colleges and the nfl are handling the kickoff of a new season amid the pandemic . welcome to sunday. it is the 12th of september. we are so grateful to have your company. hi, boris. good morning, christi. thrilled you are with us. we start with the declassification of this new fbi document. it s part of the investigation into the september 11th terror attacks 20 years after the horrific events of that day. and this document details the investigation into whether a saudi official and a suspected saudi intelligence officer provided support for two of the 9/11 hijackers. this is the first of several documents that are expected to be released under an executive order signed b ....
and julia coronado, former economist at the federal reserve. good morning to you both. we are 30 minutes from president biden making remarks on the economy. mon, these numbers are not what economists thought we d be seeing. what are you hearing from the white house pokes behind the scenes? reporter: they re trying to highlight some of the good signals of hope in this jobs report, for instance the fact that the unemployment rate fell to 5.2%, which is the lowest it has been since march of 2020, when the pandemic of course kicked off in full swing, and so many jobs were lost, and the fact that so far, 76% of those since the pandemic began have been recovered, leaving more than 5 million jobs still to go. this is something we really got a preview of about a month ago when the president spoke on the july jobs report. he wasn t ringing a note of celebration, he was worried about the hard work to come and the potential impact of the delta virant. you can expect a repeat of ....
the president s national security advisor, jake sullivan. but first for our ongoing coverage we are joined by helene cooper, pentagon correspondent for the new york times, an msnbc contributor, former top state department official rick stengel, now also an msnbc political analyst and paul rieckhoff is here, founder of veterans of america and host of the podcast independent americans. helene, i start with you. if there s any question as to whether or not this president and this white house cease the criticism of this decision, i think it was answered by the president going right at this very sort of specific line of attack that you hear frankly from the right and the left. he talked about this, quote, we shoulda, coulda maintained a small force and not taken on any casualties. they felt it was important to knock that down. what did you make of the specifics that he had and the attempt to knock back the critics? hi, nicolle, thanks for having me. it was a clear effort ....