i mries rosemary church. just ahead here on cnn newsroom, two presidents, two special counsels, and classified documents that neither should have had. we ll discuss the politics and possible punishment. just hours after celebrating back-to-back national championships tragedy strikes the georgia bull dogs football team. what we are learning about a deadly car accident in athens, georgia. plus epic flooding in california, deadly winter storms have forced evacuations, shifted landscapes and caused millions of dollars in damages. we re live in monterey county with the latest. good to have you with us. well, u.s. president joe biden is under growing scrutiny over his handling of classified documents. and republican lawmakers who now control the house of representatives are now ramping up the pressure. the chairman of the house oversight committee has asked the white house for visitor logs for joe biden s residence where several classified items have been found. also seekin
insurrection. president biden s remarks come amid an effort to push his own voting rights agenda through congress. sunday marked what would have been martin luther king jr. s 94th birthday. well, the latest spacex mission is off and running. two, one, engine full power, and liftoff. the malkin heavy rocket took off from florida s kennedy space center on sunday. it is carrying a national security payload into orbit for the u.s. military. the falcon heavy is the most powerful rocket spacex has, known for its boosters ability to make synchronized landings. now the company is aiming to test its new star ship spacecraft and super heavy rocket. if successful, that ship would dethrone nasa s new moon rocket as the most powerful craft flying today. and for our international viewers world sport is coming up next.
vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. if it s friday, president biden tries to turn the tide on a rough week. but then address on infrastructure after major setbacks from the supreme court and the covid response from congress on his voting rights agenda. schumer is delaying votes on the senate after the president s meetings on capitol hill, a covid positive on the democratic side, and the white house failed to convince key holdouts in his own party. and hospital systems across the system are being crushed by
the record setting pace of covid positive patients. we speak with one hospital leader who is getting help from military medical workers being dispatched by the white house. welcome to meet the press daily . i m chuck todd. we re awaiting remarks from the president. touting pieces of the bipartisan infrastructure bill that he signed into law 60 days ago while given an update on the how the billion is being put to use. these remarks will cap off a decidedly bad week for the administration. also bad time to have a bad week. his voting rights agenda appears to be on capitol hill after. the spite a presidential visit to the capitol and a meeting with sinema last night at the white house. the plan to hold the vote on the
and sinema made it clear yesterday not even the president would change her stance on keeping the senate rules as they are, which means the party s voting rights agenda is likely going nowhere. i m joined by garrett haake. garrett, before i get into today s retirement news of the day which it s not a democrat this time. we ll get to that in a second. color me a bit skeptical. are they really going to do this on tuesday and wednesday and thursday? i m staring at january 20th. i can see that from my house. it just seems like why extend this bad week into a second week? chuck, i was saying it before they had to delay it, that i think it s unlikely this rules change vote ever comes to the floor. kyrsten sinema yesterday slammed the door in the face of the rest of the democratic party on this issue. taking to the floor to give a speech on this issue before president biden even had a chance to work the room, before she ended up at the white house