they talk to us about. they won't say it in front of cameras just yet, but they're worried about it. they know that those suburban districts are key for them as there's a realignment happening with those orders right now. >> let's talk for a second. we had that story about the bide ayn approach a to sanctions and it's an interesting strategy. it's a shift. republicans -- i can already hear them seizing on this and saying this is another example of the president's weakness. what's the white house's thinking on this change? >> yeah. one of the things they have talks about over and over is america is back. what they mean by that is the way they use carrots and sticks and that is what they're looking at to do instead of just going to do sanctions on their own and that's something in the white house they have always believed. joe biden believed he was the foreign policy guy in the administration. and so that is how they view it because what they want to do is differentiate themselves from the trump administratio

joining us mark caputo. thank you for getting up early with us. good to see you. this dynamic fascinating for me especially as desantis is rising on the stage as a potential 2024 contender. what is the behind the scenes dynamic between these two men right now? is there tension? >> best we can tell is most of the tension democrats hoping that tension is true and some of the folks from the inner circle who see desantis as a likely presidential candidate who doesn't run but they don't see themselves on desantis' team. so it's almost wholly aligned to strange bedfellows where you have democrats and some trump-style republicans hoping to stoke the dissension. best we can tell there's no tension. desantis has been respectful of former president trump. trump on occasion does like to remind people, at least a bit subtly from what we understand, that he built desantis and the suggestion is he could tear him down as well. there's probably prove from that. the polling shows desantis is popular. in february i wrote he was emerging as a top tier candidate. i was interviewing r

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put it all together for us and give us your matrix of concern right now. >> good evening elliott, good to see you. i guess what i would say, at the top line is if you're fully vaccinated with two doses of vaccine in the united states you are protected from the delta variant and hospitalizations. that's the -- two doses, that's key here. we can talk about those who received one dose later, like johnson & johnson, but that is the key piece. the discussion this morning for example about requiring the third dose is premature and we have seen doctor fauci and others pushback on that, appropriately so. with respect to school reopenings, the cdc got it right. this has to be a decision that local school districts make, based on local realities. however, i believe there will be some challenges here. you don't want local districts to enforce a mask mandate based on local realities. at which point if you're gonna mandate polio, measles, we should we will probably be mandating covid vaccines. i suspect it's going to happen in most parts of the country. lastly, i'll just say i really like the empha

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they're all around us. you won't know if somebody is immunocompromised but they are at greater risk than the general population, even if vaccinated. >> ali, good to see you again. we have a large number of people in the united states and around the world who are immunocompromised. when they do get the vaccine -- remember, it's important, the cdc said it is important to vaccinate immunocompromised people. however we know their immune systems don't work the way ours do, so they don't always respond well to the vaccines, so they remain vulnerable to these viruses. especially to these new variants like the delta variant. especially those who are unvaccinated or who have weakened immune systems. >> this adds a layer to the idea that you should get vaccinated to save your life. you know, a lot of people say this is a private choice, it's your freedom to choose that. it is worth people understanding that your refusal to get vaccinated now does actually potentially put other people at risk. >> it absolutely does. w

shame on us. if the people accepted us to washington to stand up for them and we won't stand up for their voices in their own democracy. >> now this morning senator amy klobuchar, who chairs the committee taking the extraordinary steps to hold this field hearing today stressed the urgency in an interview with our garrett haake taking aim at the lies and disinformation. >> i think the republicans know what's going on here but there's a figure out there and his name is donald trump. and he has basically continued to perpetuate a lie that somehow he won the last election. everyone knows that's not true that looks at this and all the local election officials, democrats and republicans, know that's not true. that's why i believe this is an even bigger deal than just party versus party. this is a quest to save our democracy because once you start disenfranchising people, people lose faith. >> this is literally a threat to our democracy. that's the kind of passion that we're increasingly hearing from dem

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of course he'll test us. of course he is going to listen to that and not respond until there is a greater response from our side. and i think now is the moment. i think the president rightly drew red lines. said you have to not do this. putin said make my day. see if you can stop me. now i think that the administration has to respond more forcefully. at a minimum give us more information about who the people are. second indict them. if they're criminals indict them. mueller did that. that puts them on an interpol list. once indicted criminals that puts the pressure on the russian government to treat them as criminals. so far vladimir putin hasn't said a single word about who these people are and if they are criminals it is incumbent upon the russian government to treat them that way. >> would something like an indictment be enough to get vladimir putin's attention or does the response need to be more forceful even than that? >> of course there's an escalatory ladder. you start with that. it gets people's atte

sadly most of us know that we need to tend to our infrastructure. indiana, crossroads of america, did it back in '17, had the hard decisions of how to pay for it. here, i think chuck is taking this in a way he views himself as a political entrepreneur here, getting it done. he knows things he can bring to bear. they're also getting nervous that they burned too much time already. i think even beyond reading the bill, there's going to be a lot of it in there that does not have the kind of hard pay fors that many republicans are looking for. i'm going to give benefit of the doubt it will come together, but if you extrapolate from the month it has already taken, to think it will fall in place before august recess, i have my doubts. >> a lot of democratic senators think republican senators, folks like you, were never going to get to guess on this, and not moving forward is another delay on a vote you're probably going to vote against and package you're probably going to vote against anyway. what do you say to that? >> i think on hard infrastructure, road

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it is never acceptable for us to use cruelty. she responded saying it's the failed policies of a communist regime. the u.s. must act. i don't know about you, wherever i look, it seems to be some sort of divide where you're either someone who thinks the embargo is to blame for all of cuba's problems or the castro and the regime is to blame for cuba's problems. clearly both of those things can be true, can they not? >> it's even more than that. the embargo and the regime are symbiotic. what the embargo does, it cuts off this island of 11 million people from the rest of the world. it cuts them off from the economy, from sources of ideas and information and the cuban government, because of that isolation, therefore has an easier time controlling things when we opened up space, just the last two years of the obama administration, a growing cuban private sector suddenly had resources pumped into it because it was connected to the grid of the cuban economy. the people were suddenly connected to the americans who were traveling down ther

or hurt us. if we look to those and put the drugs to the side, that's when we can really find true healing. >> and congresswoman, we're putting up the web page there, reversesilence.org. i think it's important to wrap it up with, this is a problem that affects all of us, not just some, all of us. >> absolutely. i don't know that there are too many american families whose lives haven't been touched by this any longer. and maybe it's not in your immediate family, but it's cousins, it's distant family, it's neighbors. and it really is time that we tackle this head-on. it's long overdue. josÉ, congress is working hard. they're together on this t. i'm proud of the work they're doing. but it's also time that we come together in our communities ourselves and arm ourselves with what we can do to prevent overdoses. again, it is one of those steps. so thank you for putting up our website. >> thank you for everything. congresswoman mary bono and darren waller, i thank you for being with me. it's tough to t

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joining us now, reporting "women for the economy" for the 19th and back with us. senator hinojosa is a former spokesperson for the democratic national committee as well as the department of justice. when i hear child care as a wedge issue, i have a lot of questions, right. what is on the line? i know what is on the line for the country. i know what is on the line for women. what is on the line for republicans if they don't come to the table and try to be a part of this negotiation? >> this is, you know, has increasingly become key, key issue for the biden administration. they want to see this passed and they want to see it passed at the same time as this infrastructure, this jobs plan that the republicans have come together with democrats to pass. so these two things have to pass at the same time. the biden administration has said he -- he has said, i will not sign a bipartisan infrastructure bill if this other plan that has child care in it, that has paid family leave, universal pre-k, if this plan does not also pass at the same time. so we have sort of these two

we saw it all and nothing tells us how serious it is than the republican attempts to tell us what we saw wasn't correct, what we saw wasn't reality. why not make this as big as they can get as much public attention as they can? how about one or two sessions in prime time to get the largest audience given that we're in the middle of the summer that they can possibly get? what do you think the american people need to hear from this committee? >> i don't really think you need to hear anything. i think we're focusing on the wrong sense. we saw it all on 1/6. all i would do is play the footage. perhaps you can play the voice-overs from officer michael -- i'm sorry. i forget his last name. but the gentleman so articulate in telling his story in what it felt to defend his country that day. so i think that we have seen all that needs to be said, and there's very little testimony outside of that from those who were actually there that really matter. but you make an excellent point. this should be prime time television. unfortunately, it's competing with the olympics. but, i mean, america need

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he wanted us to carry on, literally, he wanted us to take a look at what history was teaching us. and he wanted us to take it and teach other people, and that them not forget, so that we could move on and do what was necessary and do it was right. that was just we've, us and that's what he wanted for us all. >> reading through this book, which, again, it's hard to describe to those who don't have it in their hands. there must be 30 to 40 mini subcontractors, all of them beginning with, as no one needs to tell you, with the word on. on courage, on justice, on character, on humility. is there a favorite, to you, having known him so well, a favorite takeaway lesson that he left us within this volume? >> no. no. the congressman was pure love. one and he loved everybody and everybody loved him. well and that's one made a joy and smile. he would spend time with young people, he's inspired by them, love is truly -- he would say that, love is truly the way. and that's exactly who he was. he was -- he was just a numb believable man. we we all have the -- we were fortunate to work for him,

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that is not getting us anywhere. and i am glad to see governor meemaw as we affectionately call her do the right thing. the senate will meet in the middle ground and cast aside the rhetoric. >> all points taken, i would also be re-missed without a shout out to the south carolina state bulldogs without pointing out that it is the alma mater of one congressman gelber and eugene robinson. they have been noticed tonight. thanks to our guests john callaway, thanks as always to our guest bill crystal, thanks gentlemen, have a good weekend, and thanks for staying up with us tonight. coming, up an update from an emergency room doctor. on what he sees where he lives and works. a report from the trenches as it were after this. were after this when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff. new zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really need to sleep. if you don't get the overwhelm

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they are the best of all of us. with these developments last night, we sflou contacted, we have now confirmed 20 deaths. 188 people are accounted for128 accounted for. the number of accounted for people have increased and that is good news nap is one of the reasons that it has increased is that in some cases in which we originally received a report of a potentially missing person, that report was was only marked at one person, but when the detectives were able to reach and verify the safety of the american in question we discovered there are in fact several family members that could have been counted for, potentially in the building and now we can mark them as safe. this is very very good news nap is 188 people accounted for. our detectives are continually cop ducted an conducted an ongoing audit. the numbers are fluid and you can understand why. our engineers and our miami-dade fire team have continues to evaluate the site as they work to expand the area as quickly as possible as as it becomes safe to do so. we're

these are all emergency use vaccines. technically, you are not allowed to even give a third dose, but people are getting them, even at the recommendation of doctors, illicitly. but we are under a unh. it brings forward, chris -- we need to get these vaccines approved. they should be done in a safe fashion, the day that is overwhelming. it's hard for me to tell a patient the vaccines are safe, but that we need the approval. they have a process, they need to do it. and then absolutely, chris, every academic and clinical physician i know is clambering for the ability to do these third doses. but then i also want to turn and remind people that we cannot lose our sight on getting everyone first and second doses, and we still have 13 million people who got j&j, we need guidance on what to do for them. they need boosters? what kind? what order? that's still up. but we are past the point where we need to move forward. >> really quickly, and breakthrough infections, americans are worried, what do we need to know? >> what we need t

help us get some perspective here. what or who is animating, stoking these continued lies about 2020, the belief that somehow, somewhere, the results are still going to get overturned? is this still trump's ego? who is he listening to these days? help us understand where we are right now. >> well, chris, it's an important question and, you know, all of my reporting suggests that it's trump himself who is directing the continuation of this big lie throughout the republican party and, of course, throughout his orbit. he's not the only one responsible. he's having inputs of information from throughout his political circle. from his various allies, political allies, from conspiracyists. he's being shown articles or theories or commentary that he sees on a right wing cable shows or radio shows suggesting that not only was the election stolen, but that there's a hope with these, quote/unquote, recounts that are under way of somehow overturning the result and reinstating trump as president. it's not clear he actually believes

you called us first. i think we want to get to the ed hotel, we want to check in with our families, we have a meeting first thing tomorrow morning, and youto should expect to see on capitol hill before lunch tomorrow. >> representative martinez fischer, i don't know if you have a hand-held phone or laptop. is there any way i can see your colleagues on the bus? t i can see a few of them. hello, texas democrats. >> hello! >> rachel maddow here. hi.lo i'll tell you, the whole country is watching. the whole country is watching right now, and what you are doing is something that could not be done without your commitment to do this in the way that you have done it, putting yourself on the line. thank you for helping us understand, and good luck in the next few days. good luck. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you. democratic texas state representative trey martinez fischer i will get you on the union roster for that little bir of camera work there. thank you. i appreciate it my friend. fascinating. texas democrat

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

thank you so much for joining us early on this. you know, we hear about these breakthrough cases, and i have read that if you have the vaccine, it does not mean he will not get it, but it may be prevents hospitalization, even death. but we see this a ton. speakers are yankees red sox, because some vaccinated and unvaccinated players tested positive, how frequent are these, and how worried should be vaccinated person be? >> so they are not common, that is the good news. however, we are seeing them, we are seeing them at a higher rate than we were before. and there are several reasons why this is happening. most importantly, the delta variant is a lot more aggressive. it, it reproduces, frequently, and we see the delta variant, compared to the original strain. so that is important. number two, even the unvaccinated -- sorry, even the fully vaccinated can have these very high viral loads. because, i would advise the vice president, who obviously was in [inaudible] an indoor setting -- >> it looks like we are having some difficulties,

on wednesday, give us more time. let us have the weekend. well, yesterday on the sunday shows you heard give us a couple more days. they're definitely getting closer but a lot of those sticky issues are still in question. we're going to continue to see exactly where this goes. but they really, at least when it comes to goal setting they are really trying to get something done in the next couple days because august recess is right around the corner, the house right now is still expected to leave for over a month starting on friday. and you'll need that chamber once the senate tries to pass a number of pieces of legislation to wrap up infrastructure week once and for all. >> thank you both for your reporting this morning. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the u.s. men's basketball team lost its tokyo opener to france. richard haass calls that defeat a metaphor for what's going on in the world. he joins us to describe that. >>> plus wildfires continue to rage across the west coast and they are causing big problems, even thousands of miles away. >

where else is it being used? how is it used differently there? i think new york city is perceived as a big test for this style of tabulating votes you're right to highlight the problems with the new york city board of elections, which goes back decades. if things that people are viewing this as a failure or it's too messy, will that hurt the use of ranked choice voting going forward? >> i hope not. one of the ideas i'm promoting the idea of round robin voting is we're familiar with round robin in sports. a lot of sports use it. if you can follow the standings of your favorite teams in a sports league and have the concept of a round robin is each competitor has a match against every other competitor and you tally up your standings after all the matches are done. you can use ranked choice ballots to do that. and that will find the candidate who is most majority preferred across all of the candidates because it's the same electorate and you're just asking -- take the alaska example, you take senator murkowski and match her against one competitor, se

stand by for us, because david, those deadly floods that raf just showed us, and the hardest-hit parts of germany. you've got two months' worth of rain falling in 24 hours. connect that link for us, what we're seeing happen here and a warming climate. >> reporter: the fact that there will be more precipitation in a warmer world is one of the clearest and long standing projections in a climate science. so to some degree it's not surprising. on the other hand these floods and to a greater degree even the pacific heat dome we saw a few weeks ago in northwest u.s. and british columbia, canada, are surprisingly dramatic, even given the predictions of climate science. this is the thing that most of the scientists i speak to are most focused on and concerned about, anxious about over the last couple of weeks, which is to say we have a relatively good idea of what some of the median projections of climate impacts are likely to be but we're already seeing impacts that are much higher. that's not to say that everyone going forward is going to be, you know, at the 95th percentile of a particular