thomas webster perhaps going behind bars for any other january 6th defendant. nbc news confirming a court appearance for pat cipollone and pat philbin set to go in front of the grand jury in washington. the mississippi water crisis bad to worse, telling people to shower with their mouths closed. businesses still closed. students still learning remotely. the fema administrator will join us live later in the show about what is being done on the federal level to fix it. i m hallie jackson in washington. with me nbc news correspondent vaughn hill lard in west palm beach, ken dilanian, washington correspondent for the new york times and msnbc contributor charlie savage and former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquade is joining us too. vaughn, start with you on the ground there outside the building where all the action is going down. bring us up to speed on what we need to know and what happens next? hallie, i was talking with our colleagues maria and mar
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say four months is better than six months is better than two months. the fda has said wait two months to get another shot and we ll see if the cdc has anything that s more evidence based other than reaching and going on what we know about immunology and what the vaccinologists say about the response. dr. natalie azar. we will wait to see what that is and appreciate it. we ve had a lot of news and we expect more news this afternoon and we are glad to have you joining us on msnbc. find us on twitter @hallieonmsnbc and on the news for show number two. deadline: white house with nicole wallace is starting right now. hi, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. a pivotal hearing this afternoon on what has been so far the only
that coronavirus left a wuhan lab to be just as credible as that it developed naturally. this is an inkrecredible shift m the white house. josh rogan, author of chaos under heaven has been extensively covering the investigations into the origins of the coronavirus and steven goldstein, virologist at the university of utah, push ing bak hard against the lab leak theory. mr. goldstein, let me start with you here. this weekend the nation s top doctor, anthony fauci, on cnn, here is what he said. take a listen. i, together with many highly qualified vaccinologists and virologists, i mean, including a recent paper by 21
washington post columnist. josh is the author of chaos under heaven. thank you, gentlemen, for coming on the show to discuss this. dr. schaffner, let s start with you. this afternoon on cnn, we heard from dr. anthony fauci, the nation s point man on the pandemic. here is what he had to say. let s listen. i together with many highly qualified vaccinologists virologists, i mean, in a paper by renowned virologists from all over the world indicate that although we keep an open mind that it could be a lab likeak, that the most likely explanation is a natural evolution from an m animal reservoir to a human.