moscow. and on this show, from the parents of one of the americans being detained in russia, we re live with them in just a moment for an interview you ll not want to miss, all of it as president biden s domestic agenda seems to pick up steam. infrastructure and voting rights. what s happened in the world while the eyes are fixed on geneva. and it s decision day in the supreme court. it s on obamacare, lgbtq rights, and free speech. any second we get word from the court, we re going to break in as it happens. i m hallie jackson with josh letterman at the white house. leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill and an msnbc contributor. good morning to all of you. josh, let me start with you. the president returns home from overseas. then the sales job begins. frankly, there s a pretty long list of unresolved issues here. reporter: what the white house is saying, hallie, is the president achieved what he cement out to do, not some grand d etat or where moscow becomes a u.s. alley
that plant tonight and we will have details for you tomorrow. first tonight, what if your next-door neighbor suddenly went dangerously insane and started holding people hostage in his house? would you consider that threatening, would you even notice it? those are not theoretical questions, something very much like that just happened in our national neighborhood. canada, the landmass directly to our north from our single c largest trading partner, the country with whom we share the longest international border in the world, canada took a dramatic move towards legitimately dangerous authoritarianism, in canada, yes. measure of it aired on monday the country s prime minister justin trudeau outlined his government s new corona regulation. canadians hoping to return to their country must be tested before and after takeoff, he essaid. if your test results come back positive, you will need to immediately quarantine in designated government facilities. this is not optional. designa
republican glenn youngkin. who was endorsed by donald trump. pulse in virginia, show that as of now it s a tight race. as a matter of odds, in history and statistics. the democrats really have their work cut out for them in this race. over the course of my lifetime, and i m old, i was born in 1973. i know right. over the course of my entire life, every time a new president, has been elected to the white house, the other party wins the virginia s governor s race the following year. virginia holds its governor s race in off years and not years. so there s always a governor s race after a presidential election. the year after. and it happens every single time, whoever the new president, is you just won the presidency. the other party that wins in virginia, every single time, when i was three, jimmy carter won the presidency in 1976, a democrat obviously. 1977 then in 1988 was ronald reagan who won the presidency, obviously a republican, in 1981 it was a democrat when the virgi
they ignore the elephant in the room as the borders are sit on the sidelines. jillian: one and if a mascot takes working the crowd to a new level. we will show you what happens next. todd: what would you do if a mascot landed on your head. jillian: bigger than me. it is friday morning. you are on a prompter. don t do that to us. jillian: thanks for joining us. a live look at the white house where president biden is holding out hope for better jobs report after disappointing numbers. todd: inflation sores and the president s agenda remains in the air. reporter: here is a tease that could be interesting. the president hopes to avoid a repeat of dismal numbers when the economy added 2 or 3000 jobs projected. a hiring boost 5000 jobs in a 0.one% drop in unemployment to 5.one%. we will find out more in the projections due in part to just a second there, we got a little problem. those covid cases. he praised vaccine mandates yesterday. people getting vaccinated, more lives be
trans families is already harming actual victims of child abuse. and what president biden s latest executive order could mean for gun safety. i call this rule that i m about to announce extreme. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. for four years american reform policy revolved chiefly around what was most personally, politically and financially beneficial to donald trump and his family. and look, for all of america s many sons in foreign affairs to the heirs it was a level of institutionalized corruption that we have never quite seen. of course, we know the ex president solicited foreign interference in his reelection fermentation desperate to defend itself. looking to spread misinformation about his political rival which led to his first impeachment. there are some new revelations about, that we will talk about that later in the show. but the trump family business in america s business were always intertwined throughout those years. and