behind the scenes between vice president kamala harris and the white house. the accounts come from nearly three dozen current and former harris aides administration officials, operatives, donors and advisers who spoke to cnn about the complex reality inside the white house. members of her inner circles believe she s being sidelined. one former high-level harris aide put it this way. they re consistently sending her out there on losing issues in the wrong situations for her skillset. has also learned harris has told confidants she feels constrained in what she s able to do. there was a satirical headline from the onion that goes, white house urges kamala harris to sit at computer all day in case emails come through. of course it s not that bad. but on the other side of things, you have west wing staffers who say they are completely exasperated, throwing up their hands at what they perceive as some of harris awkward mistakes, including some cringy answers on israel and the b
they d be nuts. you re asking me to give an instruction. i want to see the best picture. britney spears says it was the best day ever, telling fans, can i get an amen? it s official. the conservatorship of britney spears has been terminated. the free britney movement wins. what s next for the pop star after her conservatorship is finally ended. and will we see aaron rodgers back on the field today? why today is a huge day for the superstar quarterback as he recovers from both covid and the major backlash from his vaccine comments. good morning, everybody. it s saturday, november 13th. i m lindsey reiser. and i m kendis gibson. it s a big day. some would think it s the worst time of the year. here s why. you see the little scaffolding in the middle? they re getting ready for the big christmas tree to roll it on in here at rockefeller center. right now it s on a flatbed truck. it comes from maryland. really the tallest tree, one of our producers was saying, since
personal liberties, and that makes it very difficul clearly that guy had a lot more going on, but this is really, really hard, and we re put in a position of enforcing the rules to keep everyone safe and then we re the targets. okay. well, sarah nelson, you ll you know be back again, i don t know, probably next weekend again. it seems like every weekend you ve got something to talk about. it s good to see you. we ll be ramping up to travel. i ll see you soon, alex, thanks. and a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. developing this hour in what could be a crucial turning point for the january 6th select committee, steve bannon has been charged with two counts of contempt of congress after refusing to comply with a subpoena. trump s former white house adviser will surrender to authorities and appeal in court on monday. dan kildee telling msnbc this move sends a message. the fact that at le
others for his decision to travel from out of state to the scene of great civil unrest armed with an ar-15. cnn s omar jimenez joins us now from kenosha. what happened in court today? well, anderson, we moved into the final stages here before it gets in front of a jury. over the course of today, though, jurors didn t seem as engaged as yesterday. but that s not saying much because if yesterday was the most dramatic day we ve seen yet in regards to emotion and substance, today was the most technical day we ve seen yet and the most political. this is not a political trial. reporter: but politics and questions of bias emerged from the backdrop of this trial. from the defense s tenth witness drew hernandez. a self-described commentator on the streets of kenosha the night of the shooting. have you ever posted anything on social media? yes. in support of kyle rittenhouse. one could argue yes. reporter: it was a recurring theme brought out by the prosecution. your
monday. rittenhouse is charged with killing two, wounding a third last summer in kenosha, wisconsin during unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake. in a moment you ll hear from one of the wounded survivors. first, though, the trial itself which has been marked by controversy surrounding the judge and the defendant, who s been praised by some, scorned by others for his decision to travel from out of state to the scene of great civil unrest armed with an ar-15. cnn s omar jimenez joins us now from kenosha. what happened in court today? well, anderson, we moved into the final stages here before it gets in front of a jury. over the course of today, though, jurors didn t seem as engaged as yesterday. but that s not saying much because if yesterday was the most dramatic day we ve seen yet in regards to emotion and substance, today was the most technical day we ve seen yet and the most political. this is not a political trial. reporter: but politics and questions o