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reporter: first, mr. president, your voice sounds a little different. are you okay? i m okay. i have a test every day to see a covid test. i ve been checked for all strands. i have a one and a half-year-old grandson who had a cold who likes to kiss his pop. anyway, it s just a cold. and so on covid policy, it seems like the administration is starting to soften some of the language. there s this new op ed where you talk about covid and we re going to beat it back. are you no longer going to shut it down? we got to beat it back before we shut it down. it s going to take time worldwide. in order to beat covid, you have to shut it down worldwide. in the united states of america, we re doing everything that needs to be done to take care of the american people within our borders. but look what s happened. you know, we re starting to make real progress and we find out there s another strain. and the idea that you can build a wall around america to keep any covid from ....
length with members of the select committee about a notorious january phone call with trump in which raffensperger refused the then-president s demands to find enough votes in georgia to overcome his deficit. tomorrow the committee is expected to begin contempt of congress proceedings against this guy, jeffrey clark. he is the former doj official said to have been involved in trump s effort to overturn the election. clark has already appeared before the committee but refused to answer any questions. the committee is also awaiting a decision from an appeals court on its request for trump s white house documents from january 6th. that court heard today from trump s lawyers about his claim of executive privilege and why he should be allowed to keep those documents secret from that day. nbc news reporting the judges seemed skeptical of trump s claim. a good many lawyers who were listening in agreement. the committee argues those documents are essential for a final report on ....
overcome the deficit. tomorrow, the committee is expected to begin contempt of congress proceeding against this guy, jeffrey clark, he s the former doj official. said to have been involved in trump s efforts to overturn the election. clark has already appeared before the committee but refuses to answer any questions. committee has also awaiting a decision from an appeals courts on its requests for trump s white house documents from january six. that court heard today from trump s lawyers about his claims of executive privilege. and why he should be allowed to keep those documents secret from that day. nbc news recording that the judges seemed skeptical of trump s claim. good and many lawyers who were listening in agree. the committee argues that those documents are essential for a final report on what led to the insurrection. ultimately, our goal here is to produce a document. together as much information as possible. those in witness interviews, and in those document ....
independent republic with a president and a prime minister. it will no longer be a monarchy. and i should mention this is a friendly transition. prince charles who is next in line for the british throne when his mother s reign is over, prince charles is there? barbados for the ceremony that will mark the tradition. barbados will keep its name and its flag and its dollar and its national anthem. there will be some changes right away. right now there are police forces called the royal barbados police force. that will change. they will be the barbados police service. they became a colony of the british empire 394 years ago, in 1627. barbados is where they solidified the sugar plantation model where slaves worked to death at an inhumanly unfathomable pace. the life expectancy of people enslaved to work on those plantations was 18 years. 18 jeers not the length of time they spent working on the plantations. was the average length of their life, period, under that form of s ....
controlled states to undermine the administration s push to get everyone vaccinated. joe, it s interesting because as time goes by and the science bears itself out right before our eyes, i just wonder if those efforts fall on more deaf ears along the way. i don t know. first of all, i probably called it omicron yesterday. i did yesterday. omicron, i don t even know what that means. yeah. omicron, omicron, i ll tell you why. here in new york, i can tell you nobody is paying attention, and nobody cares, and nothing s going to shut down. we re done. they re done. i was flying up to laguardia. i ve been flying here for 30 years 35rks years. never once has a pilot come on over washington, d.c., and say, traffic is so backed up in laguardia, we re going to have to circle around washington, d.c., for 45 minutes. we vectored around d.c. so we could find a slot at laguardia, and then went out to east last night, you know, where i usually do at the grill out there. you ....