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release, gwynn said biden views the a, the on the capitol as a dark stain on our country s history and is deeply committed to ensuring something like that can never happen again. and he supports a thorough investigation. the legal showdown set to ensue between the expresident and president joe biden s white house, if if it proceeds in complying with the committee s document request comes as nbc news is learning that the select committee has just received documents from all seven government agencies from which they have requested information. that s according to a committee aide. the documents requested include a fast s.w.a.t. of records pertaining to the previous administration s plans to discredit the 2020 election result and dismiss the count on january 6th. all this as the committee prepares to dump subpoenas to many people in a matter of days. it could even ensnare republican members of congress believed to have knowledge of donald trump s actions and donald trump s ....
a double whammy for the airlines and traveler witness the covid cancellations because of flight crew sick-outs and the snow coming down today. we ll see numbers go up. 10% at the southwest airlines, 10% at skywest, regional airlines for delta, american and united and 13% of all flights at jetblue. just the beginning of what we have seen, the long lines at airports across the country over the weekend, about 5,000 cancellations in total nationwide. long lines at chicago and atlanta, passengers actually staying overnight in atlanta in some cases, just want you to listen now to one of the passengers who has been trying to get home since thursday. i tried to leave on thursday and they canceled it and we tried to reschedule for saturday night and rescheduled it again and canceled it. today they canceled it on the way to the airport and now rescheduled for tonight. reporter: any lodging or anything at all? no, not yet. so yeah. reporter: got to be frustrating. it is ....
long time senate majority leader harry reid, her former colleague, his wife of 62 years announced in a statement that reid passed away peacefully while surrounded by friends following what she called a courageous four-year bat well pancreatic cancer. combative but soft spoken, reid was elected to the united states senate in 1986 after serving two terms in the house of representatives. he held the role of senate majority leader from 2007 to 2015 and was a pivotal figure on capitol hill touring the administration s of both george w. bush and barack obama. president biden worked for two decades in the senate and eight years while vice president paid tribute to a person he called a great american and a dear friend. in a statement the president wrote if harry said he would do something, he did it. if he gave you his word, you could bank on it. that s how he got things done for the good of the country for decades. president biden also listed a number of reid s accomplishmen ....
meanwhile, the january 6th insurrection failed to overturn the 2020 election but next time democracy might not be so lucky. congressman ted lieu joins me to discuss is that. and the school shooting in michigan reignited the debates over the effectiveness of school shooting drills. why they may be doing more harm than good. i m ayman mohyeldin. let s get started. we begin this hour with breaking news we were talking about. as we follow the developments after a devastating series of tornados that ripped across six states in the south and midwest. in kentucky alone a federal emergency has been declared there as seven and rescue operations continue. tragedy, as many as 100 people are feared dead. initial reports suggesting one of the dozens of twisters that touched down could be the longest recorded in u.s. history. earlier this evening president biden expressed his condolences for those affected by this storm. jill and i pra for those who lost loved ones and for t ....
over throw of an american election but also to preserve american democracy period. every day it seems like more new video emerges from january 6th including this closeup view from the new york times showing the mayhem at the front lines of the capitol and given how just insane what we witnessed that day was and all that we have learned in the months since, the simple fact is it actually just has to be illegal to try to over throw the government full stop. but if it isn t illegal, if what we saw on january 6th didn t include major crimes against the united states, there really is no united states. there is no democracy. donald trump tried to overturn a free and fair election. he did it overtly and covertly. he tried to under cut the election on the front end. tried to get ukraine to announce a fake investigation and lied about mail in voting and on and on and on and tried to undo it on the back end. first, he tried to nullify the electoral votes from the multiple state ....