seminar novak djokovic awaits a decision on whether he ll play in the australian open or be deported. his family claims he s being treated like a prisoner over a dispute over his visa and vaccine status. 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. fist tonight, dr. rochelle walensky is vowing to improve her role as cdc director as her response to the omicron crisis and her credibility are being questioned. let s go straight to our chief national affairs correspondent, jeff szeleny. he s joining us from las vegas just ahead of the president s arrival. the white house is growing increasingly frustrated with the cdc director. what are you learning? wolf, as the pandemic continues to complicate essentially all walks of american life, there is significant criticism between the white house and other
ahead of the release of a documentary about his life, footballer wayne rooney tells us about his struggles with alcohol and staying faithful to his wife and childhood sweetheart coleen. to mark 100 years of british broadcasting, strictly s 0ti mabuse has been sharing stories with schoolchildren about her own childhood growing up in south africa, in the hope it ll inspire the next generation of storytellers. 0ti joins usjust after 8. he s normally the one who asks the questions, but this morning, documentary maker louis theroux will be answering ours about his latest series on the impact of social media on all walks of american life. since 2018, deborahjames has used her bbc podcast you, me and the big c to document her experience of living with incurable bowel cancer. last month she was rushed to hospital where she was told she may not survive the night, after complications following the growth of her tumour. whilst on the ward, deborah recorded a series of emotional voice memos ab
a lot of colorful characters. a lot of people from different walks of american life who decided to offer themselves up for the president of the united states. it s a good thing. ifts a good thing for our party and our country. but it s game time now, everybody. it s game time. welcome back to the snowshoe club live in concord, new hampshire. we re back with republican presidentialandidate governor chris christie. and msnbc contributor mike barnacle and managing editor of bloomberg politics mark halperin join the conversation as well. new hampshire voters, there s always some colorful people in the audience in new hampshire. let me show you a shot from yesterday. strange characters. like sleep in clothes. there s chris christie. behind him is mike barnacle and willie geist and now if we can cut to mike, mike barnacle wearing the same thing he wore last night. did you sleep in it? i m like everybody else i worked all night.
education. and you re going to see this kind of disruption, andrea, in all walks of american life. whether it s on first responders, not getting grants for fire departments and first responders. whether it s the fbi, whether it s air traffic controllers. again, we can and should and have made cuts. but these very deep and immediate cuts are both disruptive to specific programs, but also, a big drag on the economy. at a time when we need to put more people to work, not less. thank you, congressman. thanks very much. thank you. and 35-year veteran montana senator max baucus chair of the powerful finance committee, surprised the political world today by saying he is not running for another term next year. the announcement comes only one week after baucus went against the party, against the overwhelming majority of democrats, his colleagues and voted against background checks. joining me now for our daily fix