I m will cane. Look, not to get too philosophical on you. If the true measure of society can be found on how they treat their most vulnerable, we have fallen well short. There s no more vulnerable than children. The past year we allowed our children to have their faces covered, called racest or lists and judged them for childish behavior and performed medical experiments that could be called child abuse. The biden justice department has argued that laws prohibiting 12, 13, 14yearolds from taking puberty blockers and hormones to transition from one gender to another, the laws were discriminatory. Arkansas banned transgender treatments on kids. They passed the safe act. The law prohibited confused children, sympathetic parents and misguided doctors from using injections to young girls from making breast issue. The law the biden administration says unconstitutional. Everybody feels for a child. I feel for a child that is lost, confused. They need help. What supporters are calling gender a
sentiment for how some states face restrictions. he said the governor did not talk to him before declaring texas 100% open. the house cancelling its thursday session. the why is familiar and it s frightening. an intelligence bulletin warning of a violent militia group discussing plans to seize the u.s. capitol and remove democratic lawmakers. the trump supporters pinpoint today as the real inauguration today and it marks president trump s return to power. it s a fantasy and a potentially dangerous fantasy. a source said it s mostly online chatter, but we learned on january 6 what can happen when online chatter leaps to reality. nancy pelosi saying conspiracy talk not behind why she insisted on scrapping today s schedule. but she is being extra cautious. i don t think anybody should take any encouragement that because some troublemakers might show up that we changed our whole schedule. no, we just moved it a few hours. the threat of all the president s men out there, we ha
chief is set to partly blame a break down in intelligence, which directed law enforcement to prepare for a peaceful protest but not a violent attack. many are now saying it was the intelligence that was incomplete or poorly analyzed. is that the truth? whitney wild joins us now from washington. and so what news do we expect to be made today? reporter: we expect to hear from the acting house sergeant at arm timothy blojette who will make an observation which was the intelligence was poorly synthetized. there was an indication there was violence but whoever analyzed did not put the puzzle together well enough to see what was going to happen on capitol hill despite the fact that most of that information, jim, was, and poppy, was open source. he ll point out within the intelligence document, the main intelligence document that uscp was working from had conflicting information. they knew there were extremists planned to be armed and believed that this march would reflect the mar
hill, a $1.9 trillion bill which would bring covid relief to $6 trillion is now under consideration in a 50/50 split senate. the minority leader mitch mcconnell has vowed that he will fight this bill in every way. he joins me in a moment exclusively to talk more about that. this bill gets to the senate as covid relief appears to be emerging on its own. states are shedding mask mandates, stadiums opening important spring sports. restrictions coming down in michigan and pennsylvania and new jersey. the biden administration claims there s going to be enough vaccine for all adults in the country within 90 days. these are game-changing dynamics. here s one more element to think about as this enormous bill is discussed. a new report from bloomberg news, during the lockout, americans saves $1.5 trillion. think about that money and what is likely to happen when it starts to hit the economy in a very big way in the coming months. so before we get to leader mcconnell, a quick update on
bringing you some of the most significant and memorable moments this past year. and what a year it s been? with that, let s bring in our esteemed panel. zerlina maxwell, host of zerlina on peacock. ayman mohyeldin, host of msnbc s ayman. and elise jordan, republican strategist. let s go right to the first revvie award. the ridicu-list. these are the events that i still can t believe happened in the year as bizarre as 2021. here are a few of my picks to get us started. facebook goes meta. stuck in the suez. and trump: the blog. facebook s name change. the social network found itself under fire from the right and the left over user privacy and rampant misinformation. and mark zuckerberg decides the solution is to re-brand the country to meta. i don t know exactly what the metaverse is, but i m guessing it has something to do with having your head in the clouds. or how about that ship that got stuck for days in the suez canal? disrupting trade routes all over the world, it seeme