was a vigilante or acted in self-defense. and covid restrictions are tightening once again in europe as infection rates over there are rising. is it a preview of what may happen here in the united states in the weeks and months ahead? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. let s begin with new developments in the january 6th investigation and what the chairman of the house select committee, representative bennie thompson is now telling cnn about what may be just ahead. cnn s jessica schneider is here in the situation room. what are you learning? the committee here is plowing forward. planning to issue many new subpoenas. we don t know the exact number but they ve already issued 35 to top trump officials like former chief of staff mark meadows, kayleigh mcenany, stephen miller. but the committee has run into fierce resistance. steve bannon refused to comply. the committee referred him to c
greg: i know! i know! i would clap, too. happy tuesday, everyone. tonight, let s take a trip back in time, all the way back to the summer of 2023. that s when the mysterious figure known as president biden established the first ever office of climate change and health equity. a new bureaucracy deep within the department of health and human services. well, at least health and human services belong together, but climate change and health equity? might as well be the office of brains and joy behar. [laughter] so i bring this up now? the office of climate change and health equity, or ouchie, rhymes with fauci, wants to scold you. admiral rachel levine. take a look. hello, i m admiral rachel levine. this black history month i am pleased to partner with omh in advancing better health through better understanding for black communities. climate change is having a disproportionate effect on the physical and mental health of black communities. black americans are more likely
ruhle starts now. tonight nikki haley falls in line and says she ll vote for donald trump, but will her supporters follow? plus, trump s dangerous lie. what he s saying about president biden and the fbi. and another january 6th flag. the provocative symbol at justice alito s beach house as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle back in new york city, and we are now 167 days away from the election. this is the week that the former president who is now on trial in new york was also supposed to be on trial in florida in the classified documents case. donald trump is charged with 37 counts related to mishandling sensitive material, including willful retention of national defense information and obstruction. his codefendants are loyal aide walt and mar-a-lago employee carlos. federal judge aileen cannon, who has been very friendly to donald trump, has put this case on hold indefinitely. but today she was on the bench for
of violent clashes with protesters breaking barricades and fire crackers going off. where do things go from here? plus, columbia university asking police to stay on campus for weeks after a chaotic night where officers went into a building where protesters were barricaded. the school now going remote for the rest of the semester. and donald trump taking advantage of a day off from court. the former president plans miz his first campaign rally since his criminal trial began. we re live in battleground, wisconsin. and a new decision from the federal reserve on interest rates. what it means for your bottom line and the never ending battle against inflation. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with nbc s steve patterson who is at ucla where police are standing by. steve, what s the latest there? chris, the latest is happening behind me right now. it s the most action we have seen all day. i m going to step off and show it to you.
have constant exchanges with president trump. i share his goals, sometimes we say we don t agree on methods. but i want to get there. i want to have an agreement. and i think there s been a true change. this morning president rouhani showed himself to be open to this meeting happening and president trump has been saying for weeks that he s been demanding, he s been tough, he s put sanctions, but i m ready to have a meeting to make a deal. i think we re making progress. i want this meeting to happen and i want there to be an agreement between the united states and iran and france will play the role together with united kingdom and germany and all the other signatory powers and the permanent members of the security council. iran is a country that is not the same country that it was two and a half years ago when i came into office. iran was the number one state of terror throughout the world. there were 18 sites of confliction in my first week when i spoke with the folks at the pentag