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that does it for us tonight. time now for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell good evening ". >> we have big news out the senate. the bipartisan vote was much bigger than many of us expected. a total of 18 republicans supported the bill. the one absent senator was a republican who supports the bill. 17 republican senate votes on the floor but 18 in reality already there. including mitch mcconnell. >> you remember the days there were big votes in the senate like that, these days i was talking to senator tester saying until you are doing something completely noncontroversial it is unheard of to get 18 people joining with democracy. democrats. it's quite something. >> it really is. i saw your interview with john throughout the problem and he's very realistic about what the possibilities are. he's not someone who throws around a lot of false optimism. he is one of the keys to watch it get this far. it's not all the way there but this vote is a huge hurdle to get over. >> looking forward to your show. have a good o

right now the concentration is continuing to use doctors, continuing to use health experts to try to dispel some of this and work with facebook and twitter on pulling things down and just on facebook, the statement that they gave saying that, you know, people are able to use the facebook tools to find a vaccine, that doesn't change the fact that historically misinformation lives on facebook quite a bit and is shared. you can look yourself and see how much it's shared. it's not something that you need a scientific degree to figure out. it happens often. it happened in all of our elections since 2016 and happening around the vaccine. both of those things can be true and the administration is going to have to figure out what they can do, working with the social media companies, and using the bully pulpit to move some of these things along. it will and has, they say, cost lives. >> eugene, you're so right. the facebook statement notably leaves out the number of people who have found their misinformation on the pages of facebook. dr. gupta, headline tonight from susan's publication, "usa

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gary, good to have you with us. first off, what is the public reaction to this narrative being told by authorities about the assassination and is there trust that these details that are being provided are in fact accurate? >> thanks for having me. basically, this is yet another outrageous claim that we're getting from the haitian officials. sanon, i spoke to this morning with a doctor who knows him well. he describes him as basically a con artist to be kind. we checked his record. he owes hundreds of thousands of dollars. he has no money whatsoever. he was in haiti trying to hustle people and making claims that he has no ability to back up and so i take this really with so much skepticism. i understand that we rely on government information to do our job. i don't trust the information that the government is providing to us. they just don't add up. the cast of characters that they are parading around, accused of being the suspects is simply lack credibility. and we need more proof. these claims are outrageous. i don'

he doesn't use the typical rocket launch we've used in the past. it's ground breaking. probably from a personal perspective, he has to be very happy because not only was it wildly successful flight for him, he has that off the ground and now he's going to be a commercial astronaut. he's probably happier than anybody on earth right now. >> i understand there's a ceremony coming up where he'll get astronaut wings. we have tom costello who is our space race pro here at nbc news. you've been covering this since its inception. you had that exclusive interview with him and all that he was looking forward to. get inside of his mind. what do you think he is feeling right now now that this successful launch and landing has taken place. >> pardon me for turning my head to you but elation is the answer. moments ago -- in fact, he's still on the screen. i'm going to ask my photographer, unfortunately we don't have a live feed but it's on the big screen here. you can see he is hugging his grandchildren. he hugged his son. can you get a sense of that? i wish we had a clean feed but w

vaccines used to be seen as a godsend. saving us from serious illness. i remember when i took my polio sugar cubes in school. and the relief parents had. but now we have made vaccination this ideological badge of the in group in the out group. and that is really what the source of the problem is. she would not make this key lifesaving elements, a badge of a member of our tribe are here against our tribe. and that has been the most serious problem here. that this is not about keeping people healthy. it's about tribe membership. >> dr. zeke emanuel thank you for all of your earnest efforts and guidance throughout this pandemic. we really appreciate. it >> thank you lawrence, thanks for having me. >> coming up, vaccine disinformation is killing people. and one of the drivers behind that misinformation is russian intelligence. house intelligence committee member will join us next. committee member will join us next whooping cough. amusement parks are like whooping cough. even ice cream is like whooping cough, it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly

thank you so much for spending some time with us. and for our audience that's watching, you have done so much work polling and understanding the cuban american community and how they relate to what's going on in their formerly home country. this is, of course, something that plays very distinctly into u.s. politics. i'm curious, at first, how has the cuban american country shifted in terms of their views towards how american policy should treat cuba? >> well, kasie, one has to understand that prior to the events of this past weekend, there was a thought and really a debate as to whether the united states should engage in a more vociferous way or a marginal or incremental way on u.s./cuba policy. but these dramatic images that have taken place on the island were frankly something that people never thought was possible. seeing the rising up of the cuban population, risking life and limb and even acquiring, perhaps and putting their health at risk to say, we want an end to this regime. i think that has radically changed the debate. cert

in some regards the filibuster can be used appropriately but in other regards, such as now, it's used inappropriately. so i understand the difficulty in coming to a decision to kind of do that nuclear option and get rid of it -- >> yes. yes. >> -- but we're dealing with something so dire that to me can really break our democracy. >> yeah. >> and, you know, when you get to that place, you may have to take that chance. >> that's right. >> you know, and trust that the universe will be on the side of justice and come around. >> amen. yeah. >> going forward and protect us. >> yeah. >> but it's at that place. but i'm telling you, i have agonized because i understand not getting rid of it. >> absolutely. dr. bernice king, it's such an honor to talk with you. thank you very much. really appreciate all you do for the country. thank you, thank you, thank you. really appreciate you. >>> stunning ahead, revelations about donald trump's final days in office. the bottom line, it was way worse than we ever imagined. michael wolf joins us next. e geg clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah,

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this used to be a river bank. it's entirely flooded, completely flooded, because now the water is receding from the nearby fields that have been completely underwater for a number of days, and now it's feeding back into this river. this tells you that this is an ongoing situation even if it has stopped raining. this particular town of erstadt is particularly affected because there are still people trapped in their homes being saved by rescuers, which we have seen going back and forget with their boats. they need to use the boats because essentially, as you may have seen on those videos earlier, the town's streets here have turned into rivers just as they've done in nearby villages. some villages that have been reduced to rubble by the sheer force of nature, geoff. >> unbelievable devastation. nbc's claudio lavanga there in erstadt, germany for us. claudio, thank you. >>> that white house meeting we told you about as just ended and two of the advocates in that sit-down will join us coming up next. ♪ when technolo

let's use the lotto. we need t-shirt guns, we need to be out here convincing people that getting vaccinated is fun, it is good for you. we're in a country that refuses to eat vegetables even though it's good for us. like, we need more razzle dazzle. >> vegetables are boring. t-shirt guns, that could be kind of fun. the nurse goes, okay, go sit over there for 15 minutes. at 14:59, right over to where you are, grab one at cvs, thanks, guys, and you're out of there. >> people are still playing candy crush because they like the sound of the video game. >> that's a whole other conversation about the addictive quality of cellphone games, that is a whole other problem, jenny, i'm not ready to talk about that. >> public officials, i need everyone to listen. we need to start thinking outside of the box, okay? i don't want to deal with no lambda variants in 2022. we need to nip this in the bud and get down to business. let's throw some mad men chicago advertising effort into this. let's convince people outside of r

so it connects us all. as long as we allow ourselves to let these kids explore, let these kids have access, opportunity, and once you in still that belief in them, they will rise and be that next entrepreneur, like bezos or branson or someone else. so it's so important that they see that they can be just like anyone else. >> stand by. i want to go to tom costello. he's at the site of the virgin galactic space port which is 20 miles from truth or consequence, new mexico. it's a space port. you are standing at a place that must have been like the first time they built an airport and there were no planes to fly there. >> reporter: i mean, yeah. you know, it's like if there's a one-horse town, this is pretty much it, right, and the horse is, in fact, a future of space. let me just show you this. this speaks to how important this is for the entire state of new mexico because they have wrapped -- they are wrapping very much the identity of the state into the space program, at least for now. on one side is the spa

thanks for being with us devlin. all right, here's a question for you, do you remember how january 6th started? do you remember the first thing that happened that day? we all know where the day ended up, with a violent insurrection at the u.s. capital, and we know that right before the viral and's eruption, trump gave a speech in front of the white house in which he wild up his supporters and told them to march up to the capital. but that speech doesn't start until noon. at that point, the stop and steal rally on the lips have been going on all morning. the whole gang was there, trump family members, rudy giuliani, the attorney general of texas who was under indictment and in the midst of an entirely separate fbi investigation. he had tried to get the supreme court to overturn the election. but do you recall who began the day, brighton early at 9 am? who really set the tone for the event? it was this guy. >> today is the day american patriots started taking down names and kicking butz! >> that was how the day started

we know you will keep us updated. claudio, thank you so much. >>> now to the other top stories we are following today. first at the white house, where in just a matter of hours, 1,000 people will gather on the south lawn for an independence day barbecue and fireworks display. the event will cap off a weekend of the administration celebrating a return to normalcy. >> and this year, not only will we celebrate our independence, we will celebrate our nation's resilience. because this year, america is coming back together. >> the question is president biden declaring independence from the virus too soon in the white house has fallen just shy of its goal to have 70% ofall adults with at l o dosf the vaccine. today that number currently stands at 67%. concerns are growing about the unvaccinated as the more transmissible dealta variant spreads. a new poll from the washington, d.c. and abc news those 20% of americans say they will definitely not get the shot. most hesitant group being republicans. 47% say they are not likely t

it's still with us. we have to beat this and we have to do whatever it takes and whatever it takes to get past the super majority requirement there. this is a four alarm fire, and we have to have some federal protection. we're still gonna do our part in the house. we just need to have a partner in the senate. >> texas congressman and texas statesman gina hinojosa thank you very much for joining us on this important subject. thank you. >> thank you lawrence. >> and coming, up donald trump has found some more lawyers willing to take rudy giuliani's place and put their names on donald trump's latest frivolous lawsuit. donald trump is going to lose these cases just the way he lost when he sued tim bryan. tim bryan will join us next. and one we discover. one that's been tamed and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l. ♪ ♪ - grammarly business turned my marketing team

, and the drc who oppose us. we support 100% the implementation of non, independent redistricting commissions. in fact, we have fought to have them put in place in michigan, and colorado, and utah. then -- republicans never say that they are in favor of that. they understand that they've got to keep their thumb on the scale. they need to have an ability to impact the redistricting process in an unfair way if they are going to hold on to the power that they got illegitimately in 2011. independent commissions are, i think, the best way to go about the redistricting process and that is a core part of for the people act. >> what do you think about, do you have advice to state legislatures controlled by democrats? because it does seem to me, and i've looked at people play with maps with places like new mexico where trifecta democratic governments can try to do what republicans have done in wisconsin. which is basically, put the screws to your opponents, use the power you have to pad your margins as much as possible be

thanks for being with us today. we appreciate your reporting. >> joining me is a senior scholar at the bloomberg school of public health. dr. daljia, thank you for being with us. i want to start with this news from pfizer about the third possible booster shot of the vaccine. what do we know about the vaccine's efficacy after two doses, how long it lasts and what would this potential booster do? >> what we know so far is that our vaccines are holding up especially when it comes to what provides when it comes to disease and death. there's a different discussion for immunosuppressed populations, but for the general public the two-dose series do seem to be holding up. what we have to do is let time elapse and seem to me what the threshold would be is for fully vaccinated individuals getting breakthrough infections and landing them in a hospital and that's not happening at a high enough rate. i don't think that's something that we'll need a booster in the near-term. it's important to study them and it's important to have

give us a sense of what that sentence might look like and what would that then tell us? >> yeah, alex, a very big day in federal court in washington monday. it's going to be a big tell of where so many of these cases are going and the possible punishment for the most serious of those charged january 6th. the feds are recommending 18 months in prison for paul hodgkins. they say he came ready to the capitol for the possibility of violence. they say he brought rope, gloves, that he brought military grade gear with him inside the senate chamber that day. what will the judge decide? will the judge decide that the prosecutors should get exactly what they ask for? 18 months in prison. if so that's a big indicator for other defendants that the feds are getting what they want in these prosecutions. will the judge spare paul hodgkins prison? that will upset a lot of people. there's images of those people in the senate chamber haunting on so many levels. for his part, hodgkins is arguing for leniency. in his sentencing memo ahead of monday's hearing, he drew this big parallel betwe

you use the electoral college. you use the nullification of the supreme court, which just recently undercut the voting-rights act. to try to thwart the power of this grand and glorious, multicultural nation. >> civil rights attorney, dayman damon hewitt said this after the white house meeting. >> we cannot forget our past. now, there's been progress but we're here to say, if you think all progress is linear, it's time to wake up. if you think it's all political, and it's not discrimination, it's time to wake up. if you think it's just a little bit of discrimination and it doesn't matter, it's time to walk up. wake up. and if you think the damage is done, and that it won't get worse, that nothing can be done about it, it's time to wake up. >> joining our discussion, now, dr. johnetta coal, chair of the national council of negro women. also with us, damien hewitt, president and executive director. and dr. cole, the meeting went longer than it was scheduled which is always a good sign for white house meetings. it usua

they made us famous. we -- we need to make them free. >> i went back to study and live in cuba, back when i was younger. and when you would talk to people, no one was public in their criticism. and so, now, to see people in the streets is something i could never have imagined, after living there. could you? >> never. >> no, never. >> i never -- and you saying that, now, i am getting goose bumps. i always thought cuba was going to be free but i never thought i was going to see it with my own eyes. when we saw that on sunday, we were in tears watching what was going on because you can see rising up, chanting for freedom. >> those memories make you emotional? >> of course. >> why? >> i'm a father. i am a father. i have -- i have two kids. and i would give my life for them. and -- and i don't know what -- what's going to happen for me. if i will see my kids like that. >> reporter: that's why they are meeting with lawmakers to put pressure on the biden administration. calling for change and a roadmap to help c

thanks for joining us tonight. i think the question a lot of people have is there is probably been no incident in recent history there is so much video from so many angles and corroborating witnesses and people admitting and posting on social media themselves they were there and taking pride in it. why are there not way more convictions and guilty pleas at this point? >> yeah, i mean, i think the answer is bureaucracy. look at the extent of this investigation. imagine an inbox of 200,000 tips. that's a lot of tips. that's more than the fbi received at this point and to organize it is difficult in a lot of ways is old school. the fbi there say real resistance to putting things down in writing. there is a heavy reliance on email. when there is this system that doesn't necessarily, you know, isn't up to speed and takes a little while to catch up to cases, it's really causing a backlog here and a lot of these sedition hunters that identified individuals months ago and watch him go to rallies are confused why it's takin

will it get us to where we want? no. it is one part of the solution and we have to do other things as well including combatting the misinformation that is harming so many communities. >> so dr. jha, one question as people try to sort through the information that they have as the delta variant shows up is -- okay, if the communities got a lot of spread going on and i'm fully vaccinated, do i need to wear a mask indoors, it is confusing. walk us through what your recommendations are. >> absolutely. it is really confusing, right? the w.h.o., says wear a mask indoors and the cdc says no. if you are fully vaccinated you are protected and it's not 100% and you have a question which is what is that risk, really, if you're in a low infection state like massachusetts or vermont. your risk is exceedingly low. i don't think you need to wear a mask indoors. if you're in missouri with low vaccinations and high infection numbers yeah, you may have a high degree of protection, but one of them may break through and cause a breakthrough

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space use. but no decision snow. >> all options are being considered, bob. so they may be headed to another country, they may be headed to military installations by the united states some combination of the two that you questioned fewest her stories for instance guam. still out there >> and addition to the question of where they're going is how the bill will get there? the only flights out of afghanistan are out of the capital city of kabul, but afghanistan is a big country and internal travel is not that easy. this is interesting, today the association of wartime allies which has worked very hard on this issue to get the translators out, they put out a report that says nearly half of the u.s. allies, these afghan translators and interpreters, half of them pour still in afghanistan right now live in areas outside of kabul. it raises the question of how they get to kabul to get on the flights. they could have to pass through taliban controlled checkpoints in order to get there. is there also a pl

with us it's family tradition. it's carrying on what my parents and grandparents have accomplished for so many years and it's not an option. we're resilient. >> reporter: if you look at the vaccination rates here in new jersey where five million people are fully vaccinated, that's more than half the state. you look at the rate of transmission of covid that still exists, it's at 1.0. about one sick person getting another sick. we have another one for you here. 150 million hot dogs will be consumed by americans across the country today. >> i mean, it's so nice the see so many people behind you. i reported from seaside heights last year. they had police on the beach keeping everybody socially distant. now i want pizza. art, thank you so much. we'll head over to new york city now where tonight's macy's fireworks spectacular will be back in its full glory. cory is live for us across the harbor. what kind of show can we expect to see tonight? >> reporter: yeah, people are excited to have the first major event here in the

it is not behind us. as the delta variant escalates to a whole new level this morning, the hyper transmissible variant now accounts for 83% of all new covid cases nationwide. and in just the last two weeks, the average of new infections has skyrocketed 200%, and deaths are now up 44%. get vaccinated, kids. and new fallout this morning after a very heated exchange on capitol hill. dr. anthony fauci blasting senator rand paul during a hearing yesterday after the kentucky republican accused dr. fauci of lying to congress about the role of the national institute of health played on funding research that took place in wuhan, china. >> senator paul, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly, and i want to say that officially. you do not know what you are talking about. and you are implying that what we did was responsible for the deaths of individuals. i totally resent that. >> it could have been. >> if anybody is lying here, senator, it is you. >> fauci making it official, you do not know what

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up to tear us down. this girl is a hero for a lot of little black girls around the world that don't have a lot of people to actually look up to. you know what i'm saying? when you look at something like this over cannabis use and for me it's about an outdated rule and a rule that's just not consistent because i've never heard in my life, my 41 years of life as cannabis being a performance-enhancing drug. just the fact that in 2021 especially with all of these other professional leagues making their changes towards their policies towards cannabis, i feel the world should do the same thing, right? we realize with the testing and all of the different science that's come out around cannabis that cannabis is very beneficial for athletes and athletes should have access. >> al harrington, it's great to see you. thank you so much. we appreciate you taking the time. there's probably some sports you want to watch some now, maybe a little olympics. thank you. appreciate you. >>> that will do it for me this hour. i'

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it's a threat to all of us. as long as there are unvaccinated pockets of the population, that presents a feeding ground for the virus to take hold. let's take, for example, the state of mississippi. new cases are up 95% in mississippi over the last two weeks. hospitalizations are up 79%. only 34% of mississippians are fully vaccinated. they are tied for last place with the smallest proportion of their population fully vaccinated. the states with low vaccination rates like mississippi are and will continue to be in dire straits until more people get vaccinated. that's going to take work. it's going to take creativity. it's going to take someone like denise taylor. she used to be a professional basketball coach. she was the head coach at jackson state for ten seasons. she went on to be a coach for the wnba. these days she works in health care. she runs an operation for a clinic in the western part of the state and right now she's doing something in mississippi that quite honestly could be the playbook anywhere str

he'll join us in the next hour. and as the select committee inches forward with hearings scheduled next week the attacks from the republicans led by kevin mccarthy continue. >> it doesn't matter today what she does with that committee, because it's not going to change the outcome of what it seems like a predetermine or already written report. she played politics with this for six months. >> now here are the facts on who has really been playing politics. none of this would be happening if mccarthy and the republicans hadn't killed the bill to set up an independent 9/11-style commission with an equal number of democrats and republicans and no ability for pelosi to veto any of mccarthy's picks. and complaints by mccarthy and republicans that the committee is fully partisan don't hold water either. given that a member of his caucus is already on the committee, that's liz cheney, who is committed to an impartial investigation. here is what she said yesterday. >> i am absolutely confident that we will have a nonpartisan i

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cruiser pooh, the crowd is using munitions against us. they have bear spray in the crowd! bear spray in the crowd! >> let's go get them! >> get your machete! get your machete! >> get it now! [ indiscernible ] >> go! [ screaming ] >> sergeant gonell, in the video we just saw someone throw a large speaker. that was directed your way? >> i was further inside. that was after ward, toward the end, before they got cleared when they threw the speaker at me, and i was further inside the tunnel. >> what types of weapons did you see used against your fellow officers? >> police shields, police baton, a hammer, sledgehammer that you saw on that video, flag poles, tasers, pepper spray, bear spray, rebar, hacks, pvc pipes, copper pipes, rocks, table legs broken down, guardrails for the inauguration stage, cones, 4x4, any weapons, any items that they could get their hands on. >> you were further down the corridor, but a speaker was thrown at you and it hit your foot, is that correct? >> correct, sir. >> we have a photo -- >> it was thrown my way it hit somebody else and it hit my foot. >

thank you for joining us and good to see you this afternoon. >> thank you. >> talk us through first how this meeting went and the president's perspective. >> we wanted to meet with the president and vice president, particularly after the supreme court decision about ten days ago that in effect gutted out section 2 of the voting rights act after section 4 had already been taken out in the shelby versus holder decision. what it said, what the supreme court said was even if there are things that a state does -- in this case arizona was the case that was before the court -- even if there are things that may impede somewhat voters, as long as they did not take away their right to vote people can kind of go through a little difficulties and vote anyway, which really sent the signal that we are back to states' rights because the supreme court is saying states have the right to make changes even if it disproportionately impacts people in certain communities like the black community or like brown communities. and because of that, that intensified our desire to really put pressure on the senate a

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talk to us about your reporting. do we call it interaction between the biden white house and fox news? do we call it outreach? what wording do you prefer? >> i would say tiptoeing or arm's length. the biden white house made, raised a lot of eyebrows last week when it went after social media companies for spreading disinformation around vaccines. what was notable is that they had not done something similar with fox news even though i think objectively we can say that some of the evening hosts and guests have been some of the chief purveyors of disinformation and fear mongering around vaccines. we wanted to explore why it was the white house was taking this more muted approach to fox. the answer is they determined there is very little upside to going after fox aggressively like that. you will turn off the very people you need to convince to take the vaccine. on top of that, they don't want to put people on these evening programs because they don't think necessarily they would get a fair shake. what is notable, brian, t

thanks for being with us tonight. these few trillion dollars, roughly 5 depending on how you measure it, lifted 20 million people out of poverty. a little over half of all the people that were living in poverty in the united states. how do you think about this sustainably? how do you think about the idea that giving this money directly to people who needed it the most created such a monumental change? >> great question and thank you so much for highlighting these important accomplishments at the hands of the american rescue plan by not just getting checks in pockets, which is partly what you're talking about, partly, but also shots in arms. so important to getting folks back, re-engauged with commerce. and i say that having listened to the last segment. so you know, obviously we are not out of those woods yet. but the combination -- the president always viewed this as a dual health-economic crisis. look, i think the thing that we learned is essentially twofold. one is that the government has a tremendously important a

thank you, live us us there in austin, that breaking news that you were watching first here on msnbc. thank you, we'll stay on top of this developing story. we want to go to the pandemic. up 11% in just the last week. now with the delta variants spreading, pfizer is looking for plans to do have booster shot. i also want to bring in my guests, shaq, can you walk us through what is happening with the deal variant, the vaccine, and what it's like for you right now? >> yeah, let's talk about that vaccine news. pfizer said they're close to requesting from the federal government that emergency use vaccination. they say that if a third dose is given in six to 12 months after the initial inoculation it can provide additional production that is sweeping much of the country. then the cdc and the fda saying we're essentially not at that point yet. they're focusing on the vaccinations currently on the market. saying that now is the time for those unvaccinated to get their vaccine nap is the message being echoed. i have been here for the better part of the weekend and one doctor said this is the w

whether we can use an international health organization that the cubans let in and whether we can use the catholic church that is trusted, those are possibilities, but once again, the fundamental question is a regime that oppresses its people in ways we as americans can't fully understand, and its state security apparatus, and its control of the economy and its inability to allow people to have basic freedoms and if we can get the type of openings that all of us as citizens enjoying the united states and most of the free world and the cuban people will prosper and at the end of the day they're stifled by their own government. there are tons of opportunities, you know when at the height of tourism the cuban government still rationed the cuban people. when the obama administration opened up to cuba, the cuban government still rationed the cuban people. they still arrested journalists and political prisoners and independent analysts. so at the end of the day no matter if we continue just to believe that we can change the course of events in cuba by opening up jeans and coca-cola, that's

our great thanks for starting us off. coming up, critics are praising phil rucker's new book out tomorrow. and apparently detachment from reality is a running theme where the last president is concerned. we'll ask the authors about the many revelations within. and later, unvaccinated americans once again filling hospital beds, battling covid, fighting to breathe. one of our leading physicians standing by to take our questions. all of it as the "the 11th hour" is just getting underby this monday night of a new week. nigk from puerto rico when he was 17. with ancestry, being able to put the pieces of the puzzle together... ...it's amazing. it's honestly amazing. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa (vo) when you are shopping for a new vehicle, how do you know which brand you can trust? usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. with subaru, you get kelley blue book's most truste

thank you both very much for being with us. >>> joining us now is dr. patel, former white house health policy director during the obama administration. good to see you again today. we also saw each other earlier today. we have made, of course, so much progress against the virus as shaq was reporting on helps underscore, but we did see an uptick in cases last week. what do you attribute that to, and how concerned should we be about it? >> yeah, i think you can safely say that administration officials were in full communication mode, especially because for the first time in several weeks our seven-day averages increased, not decreased. and that directly is attributed to unvaccinated persons, likely because everything is reopening and you saw that travel is going up. remember, our actual cases will lag contact point by several weeks. what we're seeing and picking up a week ago is well likely some of the spillover from the memorial day weekend and following. anybody that's unvaccinated, springfield, missouri saw surges and are still dealing with a surge, an