it teaches us to be humble. what we think we know with what we actually know when you apply science and give it enough time. so it's a minor burden, there are been some studies published out of -- with 5000 people, all of them are tested, all of them were massed, and there was minimal transmission of the disease. we want to keep our businesses open. this is the lifeblood of the states economy. we need your help, we need your help to keep that going. >> it does feel like dÉjÀ vu all over again, not just where you are but unfortunately it so many places around the country. how are you doing, how are the doctors and nurses and everybody who works at university medical center doing as they continue to see this upswing, this surge going on? >> we it's very difficult. people hear about burnout we, one of the doctors that i admired with, he calls it moral injury. and it's essentially your inability to be able to do good for your patient. this disease is something that we haven't been able to conquer. the best fight i

so back with us tonight doctor learned we founder for the revises -- us on public health. he is also professor of pediatrics at the albert einstein college of medicine. doctor, to put it plainly, we have 100 million unvaccinated americans. that is a whole lot of potential damage ahead, in your view, would do the next six months look like and what's the level of worry once and for all four vaccinated people in the face of this delta variant? >> hi brian, yeah, well i'm will really concerned as the majority of my colleagues. the problem here is that us experts need to be humble about predicting the future there's a lot that we don't know about this delta strain. and a lot of this is going to unfortunately remains to be seen. the facts though, as you started talking about, there are 100 million potential americans who have not either had the natural disease or not been vaccinated, or perhaps not eligible for vaccination. and that is a big problem when we have a rapidly moving variant like this delta. the fact is the person who has dealt a variant as their infection has 1000 t

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something he's not used to doing. you're absolutely right, he can command his troops and keep this from happening if he really really wants to do that. but remember that mitch mcconnell also cares about winning a majority in the senate in 2022 and he has some vulnerable senators. and if they're on record as opposing infrastructure, all of those things that are popular in their states and popular with those voters as the poll showed, that's gonna be a bigger problem for him. so i don't think that he's gonna pull out all of the stops to kill this, and if it goes through, and it goes to the house, nancy pelosi's gonna sit on it and wait until we see that larger package happen. and one other big point which is you need all 50 democrats to get the second part of this package. you are not going to get the 50 unless there is a clear belief among the recalcitrance that they have done everything they can to get this bipartisan deal done. so they're real reasons to move that forward, to get the second piece of it which is the b

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

thank you for spending the time with us. ari melber with the beat starts now. >> you told me that, making me think how do you spell dope. >> that's how it's spelled. >>> good to see you, sir. i want to welcome every one to the beat. we begin with breaking news. a judge just handed ot first felon sentence today stemming from the january 6th insurrection in is one of first steps to what the doj says is key. pall hodge kins will be behind bars for eight months with many eyes the first sentences as a potential pres dent for the many cases to come. there's hundreds of people charged in connection with january 6th. here, is what he did in plain sight that day. photos and evidence in the case says he illegally rushed the senate chambers and sporting a trump 2020 shirt while carrying a trump 2020 flag. a look the prosecutors say he happily showed off while posing for selfies to his friends. he's now a convicted felon. he's going jail mp in court he claimed a naivety. claiming if he had any idea that the protest would escalate he wou

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us, or they used more menacing language. "if you shoot us, we all have weapons. we will shoot back." or "we'll get our guns. we outnumber you," they said. "join us." i heard specific threats to the lives of speaker nancy pelosi and then also vice president mike pence. the physical violence we experienced was horrific and devastating, my fellow officers and i would punch, kick, shove, spray with chemical irritants, and even blinded with eye-damaging lasers by a violent mob, apparently who apparently saw us, law enforcement, officers dedicated to ironically protecting them as u.s. citizens, as an impediment to their attempted insurrection. the mob brought weapons to try to accomplish their insurrectionist objectives, and use them against us. these weapons, including hammers, rebars, knives, baton and police shield taken by force, as well as bear spray and pepper spray. some of the rioters wore tactical gear, including bullet proof vests and gas masks, the rioter also forcibly took out batons and shields to use them against us.

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that's nothing to us. people get prosecuted and go to jail for this all the time, i have news for you. you can ask baseball's pete rose after autographs and other things. lauryn hill. you can is michael grimm while running an upper eastside restaurant after keeping two sets of records. look. there's an inescapable political complex to all this because both sides of the prosecution are politicians. it's also a case that if what is alleged is true t politics should not manage to them. it was written, dean connected to a controversial figure shouldn't send you to jail. it shouldn't get yuf the hook either. author of "the making of donald trump: one wall for hungry pizza thieves and another for me," and he joins me now. david, i guess let's start with the idea of the background content. i think the likelihood they're trying to make is that's ridiculous, no one gets nailed for this. as a reporter, i covered people getting nailed for less than this. what say you? >> we don't prosecute many tax crimes in this cou

she's been with us since... (gasps)... now. upgrade your phone. upgrade your network. >>> looking at what we have achieved since then and i believe where we're headed. before i took office people were making bold predictions about how it would turn out. you might remember some of the predictions. that if i became president we would "see depression, the likes of which we have never seen." it is true that the economy was sputtering before i got here, adding only 60,000 jobs a month and for three months before i was sworn in. now six months later we have changed that. we went from 60,000 a month to 60,000 every three days. more than three million new jobs all told. that is the fastest growth i'm told at this point in any administration's history. another prediction, and it is my favorite, i must add, is that if i got elected i bring the end to capitalism. i never understood that one, but we heard it an awful lot. six years in, experiencing the highest economic growth rate in nearly 40 years and we know, now, we knew that we needed to launch a war-tim

thanks for joining us here this hour. we're doing a special two hour edition of the rachel maddow show, and we have a metric ton of news to get to tonight. including new details surrounding a pressure campaign by former president trump and his lawyer rudy giuliani to influence the 2020 election results in arizona. that's all ahead. first, to kick off this july 4th weekend, president biden held the administration's first white house naturalization ceremony today. 21 people from 16 different countries stood in the east room and took the pledge of allegiance and then were

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

and that bill gates will monitor us. i mean, it's disturbing how many democrats also share some of those beliefs. so, we have a lot of work to do, tiffany, it's unfortunately not going to be the end, vaccines are the light at the tunnel. it's a long tunnel. >> yeah, and you know, honestly that's the scary part. this ignorance is not bipartisan. i have had conversations with people who are conspiracy theorists and hear what they think the vaccine will do with you and you can google what it actually can does. sean hannity came out and made a fuss about getting vaccinated and then he walked it back. that is why i'm hesitating to give them a pat on the back after they sat on their hands for a year and let hundreds of thousands of people die to follow their maga madman. for people who are solely focused on fox news and conservative contributors, um, what is your advic to those folks who trust these voices and are willing to risk their lives for it? >> two things, one we have to give credit to the biden administration that has

but what does it cost us? three quarter of a million troops and two decades and 2400 killed, 20,000 injured. more than 47,000 afghan civilians dead and $2 trillion of our money achieved. girls back in school. good. bin laden great. democratic elections, fantastic. but also civilian casualties from our war in campaigns for much of the past decade, resurgent taliban in control. 150 of the country's and afghanistan one of the most corrupt countries on earth. and they're still supplying opium. afghanistan are around happen the population live below the poverty line and three quarterers are food insecure. isis set up shop in afghanistan and al qaeda spread aren't world. this was never a good war. a huge, huge apology. >> coming up, what you need to know about the highly contagious delta variant of the coronavirus which is now the dominant strain in the u.s. plus pfizer thinks there is a need for a covid-19 booster shot. the fda and cdc are saying not so fast. we'll talk through all of that next. so fast. we'll talk

get us to where we are. you know, we've written about, learned about their sacrifice. now the question is, what are we willing to sacrifice? democracy requires something of us. i gave a speech at gettysburg talking about the moment that we find ourselves in, talking about the bloody battle that was fought and waged on that hollow ground to preserve the union, and now we have to each look in the mirror and ask, what are we willing to risk to preserve the union for our kids and for our grandkids? cliff, rashad, so many others were arrested protest to go ensure the right to vote. so many people have been standing up, putting their bodies on the line to ensure that this experiment in democracy sustains for the future. and let's be very clear. this is an experiment. there is nothing written on a tablet somewhere that says america has to succeed. it succeeds because every time we see a new generation of people step up to call us higher, if we are silent in this moment, if we think that this is some movie when it a

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thanks for joining us here this hour. we're doing a special two hour edition of the rachel maddow show, and we have a metric ton of news to get to tonight. including new details surrounding a pressure campaign by former president trump and his lawyer rudy giuliani to influence the 2020 election results in arizona. that's all ahead. first, to kick off this july 4th weekend, president biden held the administration's first white house naturalization ceremony today. 21 people from 16 different countries stood in the east room and took the pledge of allegiance and then were officially granted u.s. citizenship. it's part of a larger push by the administration to expand legal immigration to this country and to reverse his predecessor's policies. july 4th marks the president's self-imposed deadline to vaccinate 70% of all american adults. while the country is on track to fall short of that goal, it's not far from it. according to the cdc, nearly 67% of adults in the united states have received at least one dose and 58% are fully

it falls on all of us, every one of us, every american. each day, we're reminded there's nothing guaranteed about our democracy, nothing guaranteed about our way of life. we have to fight for it. defend it. earn it. folks, it's up to all of us to protect the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. the right to equal justice under the law. the right to vote and have that vote counted. [ cheers and applause ] the right to breathe clean air, drink clean water, and know that our children and grandchildren will be safe on this planet for generations to come. the right to rise in the world as far as your god-given talent can take you, unlimited by barriers of privilege or power. one of the great gifts of the spirit of independence -- think about this. one of the great gifts is our capacity to see ourselves whole and see ourselves honestly. what we've gotten right, what we've gotten wrong, it is a measure of the greatness of america. and we are a great nation. we don't seek to bury the wrongs. we face it. we work to make it right. y

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it's multifactorial for us. on one hand, the low amount of vaccinated people that we have in the state, and then adding to that, the tourism aspect of it, the decrease in mask wearing mandates across the businesses, and just overall increased exposure. that's what is driving the current surge. >> and is it going to get worse before it gets better? do you foresee the spike in hospitalizations continuing? you said something i had not heard from anybody before. you said if you weren't vaccinated, getting covid is inevitable. it should scare people. >> and so i'm not trying to scare people, it's just a matter of time, right? it's statistics. if you are in a vulnerable state and you have an increased rate of transmission of a highly infectious disease, chances are you will get infected at some time. now we have the ability to prevent these infections. even if you get a breakthrough case of covid, the vaccines prevent you from being hospitalized and prevent you from dying. it's a marked improvement from last year. it

and i want to take us back a little bit. we are coming up on the 50-year anniversary of the war on drugs. it was 50 years ago this summer that president nixon called drug abuse public enemy number one. we have been weaponizing our justice system against sick people and disadvantaged skmunts and communities of color ever since. in 1986 after the tragic death of the basketball player lynn bias. >> right. >> congress passed a bill that created a 100-1 sentencing disparity between crack cocaine offenses and powder cocaine offenses. we have been making progress in reducing that disparity. and the equal act would fully and finally eliminate it altogether. >> there have been tens of thousands of people that have been unfairly, in my opinion, disproportionately incarcerated for decades under that law. let me turn to marijuana. in a dissenting opinion this week, one of the supreme court's most conservative justices, clarence thomas, wrote that the current federal marijuana ban, quote, may no longer be necessary or proper to support t

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offit described to us are mild. how has that played to you putting this mandate in place, and people are concerned that they are still getting sick or still pazpassing the virus in between each other, a mandate like that is still easier to put in place. >> yes, and at the end of the end, day with are entering the new normal because the delta variant is not the last variant we will see. and so this is not going anywhere any time soon, and so this is a new normal to learning to live with the virus, and experiencing what we are here in provincetown, the majority of people here in provincetown have incredibly mild or moderate symptoms, and no spike in hospitalizations or symptoms, so at the end of the day, the vaccine is working, but the delta variant is dangerous for those unvaccinated. >> thank you, alex morris. and thank you for being with us for this hour, and chuck will be back tomorrow. more "meet the press daily" tomorrow and news coverage with geoff bennett after this. . mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i thi

thank you for joining us from london. >>> joining us is a professor of atmospheric science at texas a&m university, andrew dessler. this is the second year in a row, as far as the situation here in the u.s., smoke from the west that has traveled all the way to the east coast between the constant massive wildfires and now the worsening air quality will this be the new norm? same questions that was posed by ali just there. >> yeah, you know, we've had about one degree celsius, two degrees fahrenheit of warming so unfortunately this is not the new normal. the new normal is a lot worse than this. the warming is going to continue. and it's going to continue until we take action. and so, you know, this is a small preview of what's going to come. >> okay, well action is obviously not necessarily being taken, as you mentioned it is a political thing. but you also mentioned that if there is no action this world could turn into sort of like a mad max landscape, post apocalyptic wasteland of deserts. why do you say that? >> well, you know, scientists have been predicting for the last 50 years th

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. >

nbc's senior editor joins us. this is the beginning of the lie that is now continuing to rebush rate in this country, right, at rally after rally and right wing media and conservative media, and they detail this moment from eric trump who was berating staff members saying how could this be happening, as on election night more of the votes started coming in and former president trump did not have as firm of a lead as they thought like places in pennsylvania, and i have to say he does deny he was berating staff, and late votes came in because of nontraditional ways due to the pandemic. we look at the beginning of that big lie as it's being called to where we are now. >> yeah, and what stands out to me in the excerpt is the trump campaign manager laid that scenario out to donald trump on election night, and election day saying, look, there will be democratic areas and a lot of democratic votes that will be coming in late due to the mail-in ballots and a lot of the state laws that did not allow the counting of mail-in

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

that's nothing to us. people get prosecuted and go to jail for this all the time, i have news for you. you can ask pete rose who spent five months in prison after failing to report income for memorabilia sells. singer lauren hill spent three months in prison for failing to pay taxes. michael grim went to prison after going to prison, keeping two sets of records. that sound familiar? now, look, there is an inescapable political context to all this. people on both sides of the prosecution are politicians. everyone knows who donald trump is. but it's also the case that if what is alleged is true, the politics should not mat tore the prosecution. law professor daniel wrote about this when he wrote being connected to a to a controversial shouldn't get you out of jail. his latest column on the prosecution of the trump board is title ld "trump one law for hungry pizza thieves, another for me" and he joins me now. david, let's start with this idea of the background context. you know, i think the argument that trum

priscilla, keep us posted. we know you will. >>> meanwhile, this year's all-star baseball game, and we'll talk about the colorado secretary of state and the decision to move the game to her state because of georgia voting laws. for the second year in a row, pete alonzo is the home run hero. he beat out oriole's star, tray mancini, but mancini put on a inspiring display of his own. this time last year, he was getting chemotherapy and was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer and now he's cancer free. i talked to him in march about his fight and the message he hopes to share with anybody who will listen. >> at the time i only thought it affected people age 50 and older for the most part, and i knew it was extremely rare for people my age to get it. it was the first year in my life that i was never part of a baseball team but i kept in touch of them almost every day, and one of my teammates would text me. with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also ha

kelly o'donnell is joining us about this. just this week the governors of california and nevada issued a plea for more resources. what do we expect to hear today? >> part of what is notable is that this is a cross section of governors from the west including bipartisan governors. montana, oregon, idaho. all of the places you expect. they are trying to have a kpoel whole of government approach in a way that is accessible to these governors and they have additional focus on things like fiery distance and extreme heat. having some working groups among the existing federal organization to target thosed kind of climate related issues. so this meeting is a chance for the president that will be gone at the executive office building where they will hear from these governors, get specifics about what they need, and troo to -- try to provide some resources. they are trying to track the issues, where is extreme testimony a factor and what federal resources can be brought to bear. this is enormously costly in lives, resources, structures

thank you both for joining us on this. to continue the conversation, let's bring into it new york congressman mondaire jones. congressman, great to have you with us. let me just start off you about asking about the reporting from eugene there and the concern that the white house is saying to, you know, specifically perhaps members of the progressive caucus or certainly those on the progressive side in the house do not mess this up for the white house when it thl and bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> well, i hope the white house is having the same conversations with senators who would be mess things up for all of the democrats in congress. who are deliberate majority for the purpose of delivering for the american people. i found it extraordinary for senator sinema to take issue of the reconciliation package. that folks agreed on until very recently it would appear. and so i think it's a straw man blaming or putting the blame on progressives doing nothing but unifying and voting for the american rescue plan. and we're prepa

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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

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

dig into these polls with us. what are you finding out about how people are feeling about afghanistan and who they are? >> right. i mean, those numbers show wide support for the decision to withdraw on an expeditious time frame in afghanistan. it crosses across party lines. what you see is a 43, 42% of republicans, versus opposing decision. we could presume that number would have been different had it been described as donald trump's plan, which it was until donald trump left office to get troops out of afghanistan. what this suggests to me is there's a large domestic political appetite for a draw down of troops along lines of what biden outlined. the question of course is what happens if the plan goes awry. what happens if as we're seeing already, the taliban takes over a strong geographic footprint, if the country become terrorism. picking up fear across party lines about the possibility yet you see support for the withdrawal itself. if i had a question for richard here, one is do you think the fear is legitimat

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he doesn't have the authority because of a chairmanship of a seldom-used committee, certainly not used for this purpose, to conduct audits along these lines. we think it's the wrong thing to do, obviously, and we're going to continue to fight it. >> is joe biden, is the democratic president of the united states, your party leader, is the federal government, doing enough to help democrats like yourself in swing states like pennsylvania where republicans are in the majority in the legislature? >> i think they have done enough. i think they've been very clear about what needs to be done and the conversation that's taken place, it's simply that our republican colleagues in pennsylvania and across the country continue to travel down this path where they try to undermine the electoral process here in pennsylvania. we know that there were dozens and dozens of lawsuits that were filed, all against the -- trying to undermine the election. they were all unsuccessful. and many issues that have been developed along those lines, there has been no proof in pennsylvania as there has not been in many

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put it together for us, give us your matrix of concern right now. >> good evening, ali, good to see you. top line, if you're fully vaccinated, with two doses of the vaccine, pfizer or moderna, in the united states, you're protected from the delta variant and severe outcomes like hospitalizations. truly end outcome we want to prevent. two doses is key. talk about the one dose johnson & johnson if you like. but this requiring a third dose is premature. dr. fauci and others pushed back on that appropriately so. cdc got the school thing right, you have to make the decisions bases on local conditions but don't want them to have to enforce the mask mandate. could have recommended indoor masking unless vaccines are fully approved. if mandate polio and rubella, probably going to mandate covid vaccines. could be the guide back to mandate i suspect is going to happen. i liked the emphasis on ventilation. cannot continue to distance, expect inner urban city school districts to distance. improving ventilation will help in short term and long term. >> come a long way since wiping everything down, re

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