decision like that without talking to his colleagues, knowing the impact of what he would be doing. but is there something larger here? there is a report out tonight that s other that other democrats were preparing tomorrow to do similar things, but we are stuck in a standoff. michael schmidt, thank you for joining us tonight, that is the show for this evening, now it is time for last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening. at the end of that press conference, i really had to wonder, why aren t they doing a lot more of these? that is about as comfortable as he is going to get in terms of dealing with the reporters and being in his subject expertise territory. it just made me wonder, why haven t we seen that more often? well, there were moments where it looked like he might have been enjoying himself a little bit. yes, and we are going to show some of those during this hour. thank you, alex. there has been a lot of speculation in the news media about something the
after the nato summit was over and after the president was off the stage. it obviously was a moment a lot of people were paying attention. it s hard to believe you took a decision like that without talking to his colleagues and staff to know the impact of what he would be doing their, but is there something larger a foot here? there is a report out tonight that several other democrats were preparing tomorrow to do similar things but we are stuck in a standoff. we will see what happens tomorrow. michael schmidt with the new york times. thanks for joining us tonight. now, it is time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening. you know, the end of that press conference, i really had to wonder, why haven t they had him doing a lot more of these. that really is about as comfortable as he s going to get in terms of dealing with reporters and speaking extemporaneously and being in his subject expertise territory, you know. it just made me wonder, why are we seeing t
late. we will see you again tomorrow. there has been a lot of speculation that continues to be a lot of speculation in the news media that something the news media doesn t really know anything about, and that s what s going to happen tomorrow. the other thing the news media knows anything about is, and i mean never, is what is the president really thinking? you can waste a lot of time spinning your wheels about that. tonight, the president gave a very, very important press conference. important for the substantive nature of the press conference about foreign policy you ve never seen a more masterful televised presidential press conference about foreign policy. never. but, so much of the discussion since the president s press conference has not been about what the president actually said. it s all been about these atmospherics and what data how other people might react and how congress might react in that thing. we will let you consider what the president actually did do ton
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and we re following new twists in a woman s mysterious disappearance during a road trip. the fbi has been searching the family home of brian laundrie a day after the likely remains of his fiancee gabby petito were found. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with the breaking news on the ross of life from covid-19 that is both unfathomable and frankly unacceptable. the u.s. death toll from this pandemic just rose above 675,000. that s higher than the death toll from the 1918 flu pandemic more than 100 years ago. the youngest americans are increasingly at risk in this crisis here in the united states, and tonight they may be closer to being eligible for vaccinations. pfizer says its vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 5 to 11. in a smaller dose, a lower dose than adults get. let s discuss all of this and much more with dr. anthony fauci, the director of the national