s. media giant nbc is drawn ridicule for asking the secret service if the, let's go brandon phrase, a threat to president joe biden safety the journalist face to backlash though for some commentators. so as an attempt to demonize the anti biden me, i call to ask the secret service whether they consider joe biden emblazoned on an assault rifle to represent a security threat to the president, which i think is a reasonable question. the fact that a journalist at nbc doesn't understand how the 1st amendment works is a far greater threat than this engraving. can you provide any examples of times you contacted secret service during the trump administration? for similar threats? did you call the secret service? when de niro said that same thing about tromp on national tv, which had exposure to tens of millions of people, this is the equivalence of calling 911 over, hurt feelings. absolutely embarrassing. that in case she didn't know the phrase, let's go brandon does originate from a car race in alabama, because the reporter, interviewing dr. her brandon brown, mistakenly thought the crowd wa

brandon 1st went viral after nbc reporter, apparently misheard racing fans, chanting a foul mouth insult that joe biden. it quickly went viral 1st at sporting events, then at anti government protests, especially among antique actors, with politicians now also getting in on the act. they want you to help put america back where you found it and leave it the hell alone. let's go, brandon, how you'll back? good. let's go. brandon. from the record levels of inflation to the crisis at our southern border. americans are fed up with biden's dangerous liberal policies. earlier we spoke with political commentator and our tea contributor, nichol house, who claims that the popularity of let's go brandon is down to biden's failure to keep his promises while they play civility. civility politics, you have real people who are suffering from real problems, nbc put out a poll that show joe biden has about a 46 percent approval rating, which would be significantly less than what he's had throughout his presidency. once again, it has only been a year or less than a year, really. and so the fact that this c

stephanie rule on emma's nbc, one of their anchors. she was talking about how deaths, what misinformation, stuff. it's not as it's really not that bad people could afford it. the dirty little secret is people could afford it. they're saving or they're working more wages or up. well, you know what, this is as out of touch as could be. people cannot afford it, what people she could afford it, her circle could afford the people she knows could afford it. but of course, even the, by that ministration or admitting that it's a problem even come l a higher is, is able to understand that it's a problem for her to be so. so in another galaxy and out of touch and say dirty little secret is inflations, okay? cuz we can't afford it now. no, she, i, i never heard anything so ridiculous in my life. every anchor, who considers themselves a journalist and almost every news person. and they all have opinions. they all give opinions. they all come from the lap they and that's not journalism, that's talk, show host, and it all comes at a time of plummeti

and they are afraid of adrian is a scientist in the community organizer nbc is his take about. now what to do here is i think there are a lot of people in the united states, they're ready to reckon with racism white supremacy. and the majority of those people are like brown, indigenous and people of color. you know why supremacy is something that threatens our very existence and that is pervasive and embedded within every system of this country. and so i think it will require white people giving up the advantages that they have for the mere fact that they're white. and so that will be done, the challenge will always be the challenge driven isn't really wanted to touch him because he speaks so comfortably and confidently about white supremacy patriarchy. but when you work on a book like this, there is a toll. when you talk about racism, white supremacy and hate and people who don't like you talking about that, make it very, very clear. can you share not part of your what do you mind? yeah. you know, i think that anyone who, especially if you are a person of color, honestly if yo

claims that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mr. trump, during visits to moscow, abc, cbs, and nbc, a loan, dedicated an estimated 2634 minutes of anti, which is, which is mind boggling to peddling. the steel dos it on the other had up until the 8th of november. they spent the grand total of 0 minutes talking about the fact that the f b, i arrested steel saws for making false statements. think about it. they spend days, literally on air poaching propaganda. dressed up as a doughty and wouldn't even mention that it all turned out to be false. u. s. federal agents have been trying to determine whether a diary was stolen or not just any diary. one that belonged to joe biden's youngest daughter, ashley. it went missing just before the presidential election. now the f. b, i has rated a home connected with the right wing act of his group project veritas, his artes poly booker. the i examined down doors. i was claims that the journal of president by his daughter got into the hands of a bite wing west side j b, the founder of project that was targeted. but he says that he refused to publis

claims that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mr. trump, during visits to moscow, abc, cbs, and nbc alone dedicated an estimated 2634 minutes of air time, which is, which is mind boggling to peddling. the steel dossier on the other had up until the 8th of november. they spent the grand total of 0 minutes talking about the fact that the f b, i arrested steel saws for making false statements. think about it. they spend days, literally on air poaching propaganda. dressed up as a dorsey and wouldn't even mention that it all turned out to be false. mcgasey there. well, we spoke about this too. with max abrams, a public policy professor at northeastern university in boston. he explained to his why the mainstream media. they want the facts of the story to be reported. mainstream media guards not want the latest information to be known by the american public because what the information shows is that rather than any objective nefarious ties between trump improved, got the entire impetus for russia. he was hatched from the hilary clinton campaign, and there has been very, very little account

nbc even claimed soaring prices. they're not such a bad thing that prompted people to take to social media and offer their response to that suggestion. people have been able to afford groceries is a good saying, well antics olive you more more ones telling us more money coming out of our pocket is a good thing. no reason will ever make a reasonable personal, say, inflation is a good thing. amazon dessy believes inflation is a good thing that i will wallace and curses disagree. and maybe it was reactions like that that led to m. s. n b c. following up with another tweet saying that they deleted one rec, presented in not the way they wanted to the article i was thinking too. but the idea that soaring course or an overall good thing under president biden at least has gained traction in the media, kill him up and asked new yorkers if they agree, whether it's mel for gasoline, the prices of every day commodities are rising. american families are being squeezed now more. busy than ever, some voices in mainstream media say

that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mister trump during visits to moscow. abc, cbs, and nbc, a loan dedicated an estimated 2634 minutes of ad thought, which is, which is mind boggling to peddling. the steel dossier on the other had up until the 8th of november. they spent the grand total of 0 minutes talking about the fact that the f b. i arrested steel saws for making false statements. think about it. they spent days, literally on air poaching propaganda dressed up as a doughty and wouldn't even mention that it all turned out to be false. alarm workers in florida taking a stand against their employers reported demands that they either get vaccinated orders that jobs around 2000 workers that are suing united airlines after u. s. court rules and federal vaccine mandates for businesses are unconstitutional . we're not anti back. see, we're anti mandate. people were told that they were effectively resigning. would never fly again or lose their retirement if they didn't take the shot. the lies and the pressure was unbearable. i violated my faith because my employer made me choos

that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mister trump during visits to moscow. abc, cbs and nbc, a loan dedicated an estimated 2634 minutes of air time, which is, which is mind boggling to peddling. the steel dossier on the other had up until the 8th of november. they spent the grand total of 0 minutes talking about the fact that the f b, i arrested steel saws for making false statements. think about they spend days literally on air pushing propaganda dressed up as a doughty and wouldn't even mention that it all turned out to be false. a senior correspondent, wrapping this news edition. i'm kevin, i will call embrace her in half an hour. next programs for you are on air after the break. thank you for checking in with us. she'd been watching and are watching a data international live from russia. ah, by the mic. no, certainly no borders. i'm just like to tease a new fresh as a merge. we don't have a therapy. we don't have a back seen a whole world needs to take action. that would be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be better. everyone is

believes inflation is a good thing that i will wallace and curses disagree. interestingly, and miss nbc followed up with another tweet saying the deleted one, misrepresented the article that it was linking to. but the idea that soaring costs are an overall good thing under president biden, at least, has gained some traction in the media, kill him up and went to the streets of new york to find out whether people agree whether it's mel for gasoline, the prices of everyday commodities are rising, american families are being squeezed now more than ever. some voices in mainstream media say the solution is pretty simple. stop complaining and deal with it. and the dirty little secret here, willi, while nobody likes to pay more, on average, we have the money to do sol, household savings had a record high over the pandemic. we didn't really have anywhere to go out and spend according to m. s n b c. host stephanie rule, household savings hit a record high. during the pandemic, we didn't have anywhere to go out and spend. we decided to put that theory to the test. people savers have gone. i'm now

i think that nbc brought a pole that shows joe biden has about a 46 percent approval rating, which would be significantly less than what he's had taught is presidency. and once again, it has only been a year or less than a year, really. and so the fact that this chair becomes popularized, that has the fact that that coincides with his taking pull numbers. i think it's fair to say that people do really feel like that. i mean, you're from, from our perspective, there's not a single promise that joe biden to put out there that he is kept. i mean, for me, whether whether you wanna talk about before the campaign even finished for a week to week basis. every he, he throws carrots and never actually does what he says he's going to do. and at that point, a lot of people just feel like, you know, let's go brandon until branding gets up office. now i know that the major u. s. news networks were claimed to be independent, but nobody watches and will pass through. there is part of the political parties. how would they dealing with the coverage of this story? well, you know, foxes michelle, by using

that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mister trump during visits to moscow. abc, cbs, send nbc, a loan dedicated an estimated 2634 minutes of ads on which is which is mind boggling to peddling. the steel dossier on the other had up until the 8th of november. they spent the grand total of 0 minutes talking about the fact that the f b, i arrested steel saws for making false statements. think about it. they spent days literally on their poaching propaganda. dressed up as a dossier and wouldn't even mention that it all turned out to be false. afghan forces never stood a chance against the taliban, because most of the soldiers on the records simply didn't exist. it is a damning new claim from afghanistan's former finance minister on the numbers which president biden confidently used to illustrate that the afghans have the manpower to cope my assumption as we never had 300000 forces and troops of 300000 well equipped as well as good as any army in the world. the former afghan finance minister says local military leaders exaggerated the number of soldiers under their command so that t

nbc put out a poll that show joe biden has about a 46 percent approval rating, which would be significantly less than what he's had throughout his presidency. and once again, it has only been a year or less than a year, really. and so the fact that this chan becomes, is popularized as it has a defect that, that coincides with his taking a poll numbers. i think it's fair to say that people do really feel like that. i mean, you're you from, from our perspective, there's not a single promise that joe biden has put out there that he is kept. i mean from a whether, whether you wanna talk about before the campaign even finished, or in a week to week basis every he throws carrots and never actually does what he says he's going to do. and at that point, a lot of people just feel like, you know, let's go brandon, the mainstream media, least in the a liberal mainstream media's fault. this became a thing. and i felt like is very representative of emblematic and emblematic of what we saw during the election every time joe biden would do something bad. they would try to whitewash whatever he dade, and p

that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mister trump during visits to moscow. abc, cbs and nbc alone dedicated an estimated 2634 minutes of air time, which is, which is mind boggling to peddling. the steel dossier on the other had up until the 8th of november. they spent the grand total of 0 minutes talking about the fact that the f b, i arrested steel saws for making false statements. think about they spend days literally on air poaching propaganda. dressed up as a doughty and wouldn't even mention that it all turned out to be false. maxine states here on the way whether ok, joe biden's, roaring inflation plus luxury and squalor in san francisco. kaiser a vote is next. oh, naughty.

and miss nbc followed up with another tweet saying they deleted one miss represented the article, it was linking say that the idea of a soaring costs are an overall good thing under president python. at least his gains traction in the media. caleb, more pin asked new york as if they agree whether it's mel for gasoline, the prices of every day commodities are rising. american families are being squeezed now more. busy than ever, some voices in mainstream media. so the solution is pretty simple. stop complaining and deal with it. and the dirty little secret here, willi, while nobody likes to pay more, on average, we have the money to do so. household savings had a record high over the pandemic. we didn't really have anywhere to go out and spend according to m as in b. c house, stephanie rule, household savings hit a record high. during the pandemic, we didn't have anywhere to go out and spend. we decided to put that theory to the test. people savers have gone. i'm now now i don't think so because things are more expensive. we have to buy food and do things like different ways. i don't

sources telling nbc news the internal blame game is real. city lawmakers reeling, pushing for something concrete to take home to voters with developments coming in on that social safety net package floating around the house, which just got put back into that bill and whether that makes it easier or harder to pass. we are here juggling a lot of pieces of news on this afternoon. i'm hallie jackson in washington along with our nbc news team, msnbc national political correspondent steve kornacki as mentioned, posted up at the big board. political editor mark murray is here with the key take aways, what this means politically going forward for democrats. new reaction from both sides of pennsylvania avenue, lyanne caldwell is on capitol hill looks like in a basement. monica alba is at the white house. we just learned we expect to hear from president biden himself, possibly within the next 40 minutes or so, right? >> reporter: yeah, this is notable, hallie, because just 24 hours ago the president was the one who was trying to strike very optimistic

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. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt, across america. reporting tonight from austin, texas. >>> good evening from the texas capitol as we begin our across america journey tonight in austin. the skyline behind me has come to symbolize one of the stories that brings us here, this city's blistering growth, attracting major tech firms and an explosion of people relocating here for lifestyle and opportunity. we'll get to that shortly. meantime, the state of texas is at the center of our top story the u.s. supreme court today hearing two challenges on the most restrictive abortion regulation in the country. the texas law that has virtually ended abortions in the state and empowered citizens to enforce it. a number of justices today signaling reservations about the law and its potential broader implications pete williams has details. >> reporter: opponents of abortion rallied outside the supreme court in support of sb-8 the texas law that bans abortions after doctors can detect a fetal heartbeat. that's at about six weeks of pregnancy, before m

stephanie rule on emma's nbc, one of their anchors. she was talking about how, guess what, this inflation stuff. it's not as it's really not that bad people could afford it. the dirty. 2 little secret is people could afford it, they're saving or they're working. more wages are up. well, you know what? this is as out of touch as couldn't b. b people cannot afford it. what people she could afford it, our circle could afford the people she knows could afford it. but of course, even the by the administration or admitting that it's a problem even come ela harris was able to understand that it's a problem for her to be so. so in another galaxy and out of touch and say dirty little secret is inflations, okay, cuz we could afford it now. no, she, i never heard anything so ridiculous in my life. every.

the fact that a journalist and nbc doesn't understand how the 1st amendment works is a far greater threat than this engraving. can you provide any examples of times you contacted secret service during the trump administration? for similar threats? did you call the secret service? when de niro said that same thing about tromp on national tv, which had exposure to tens of millions of people. this is the equivalence of calling 911 over her feelings. absolutely. embarrassing. well, the phrase, in case she didn't know, let's go brandon does originate from a car race in alabama when a reporter interviewing dr. brandon brand mistakenly here, this exclamation instead of chance that we're actually being used by the crowd to insult joe biden. it's now widely used by republicans to demonstrate their dis, satisfaction with the president. we're recently in american pilot came under scrutiny from his airline for signing off to passengers with the catch phrase. and it led to a storm of condemnation from democrats and the mainstream media to, with calls for the pilot to be sacked. some cnn analysts have

the fact that a journalist and nbc doesn't understand how the 1st amendment works is a far greater threat than this engraving. can you provide any examples of times you contacted secret service during the trump administration? for similar threats? did you call the secret service? when de niro said that same thing about trump on national tv, which had exposure to tens of millions of people? this is the equivalence of calling 911 over, hurt feelings? absolutely. embarrassing. well, just in case you needed a reminder, the phrase let's go. brandon originates from a car right now, bama a reporter into viewing driver, brand and brand mistakenly, partly thought the crowd was chanting his name. oh, and in fact, there were shouting insults against joe biden. if he listenin, it kind of is obvious, but anyway, it's now widely used by the republicans to demonstrate that dissatisfaction with the president recently in american pilot to came on to scrutiny from his airline for signing off to passengers with a very catch phrase that led to a storm, a condemnation for the democrats and the mainstream medi

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a new nbc news poll finds that 50% of republicans doubt their vote will be counted accurately. the highly consequential races and ballot measures ahead. >>> breaking overnight, president biden cracking down on oil and gas drilling today he will announce new stronger epa regulations against the industry. >> the actors were out on force on both sides of the issue but did the supreme court tip its hand over hearing arguments in a texas abortion law arms cocktail attack on a new york city deli. >>> nascar drops the hammer on kyle bush by mandating sensitivity training after he drops the r-word in a post--race issue. a busy day ahead it's "early today. >> i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. >>> in scotland, president biden is touting his climate change. back on capitol hill, the legislation is running into a familiar road block. chris pollone joins us from d.c. with the latest. good morning senator joe manchin is not ready to sign off on this bill just yet. >> reporter: good morning, despite a framework on an agreement of a nearly $2 trillion spending bill, president biden will

. >>> only on nbc, exclusive video. a police raid tied to the shooting at the home of a gilroy councilmember. police executed three warrants yesterday morning, including an arrest. this is an 18-year-old that was charged of being a felon in possession of a firearm. he's a second person arrested in the case. the first person arrested last week was not charged. police are not releasing details on the firearm recovered. >>> the fifth time a parole board has recommended the release for leslie van houten. she was sentenced to death in 1971, but that conviction was reversed on appeal. former governor jerry brown and newsom previously rejected the board recommendations. of course, that is associated with the manson killings there. >>> live this morning in downtown san josÉ, leaders put the brakes on l.e.d. signs on airport property, and the commission voted down that proposal 7-2, saying it offered little benefit for the city. they feared it could open the door to more billboards. city council members will hold a final vote o

let's go now to nbc's julie tsirkin from capitol hill. what kind of warning does this send to others? >> reporter: the committee hopes this will send a serious warning to other witnesses subpoenaed. steve bannon yesterday was indicted on two counts related to his defiance of the congressional subpoena, one, for not appearing for his deposition and the other for not producing those documents that were requested. each of those, by the way, carry up to a year behind bars and up to $100,000 in fines. let's turn now, though, to mark meadows. this is the next target of the committee who hasn't been cooperating with the panel whatsoever. he failed to produce documents this week and also didn't show up for a scheduled deposition yesterday as you mentioned. he was the former president's chief of staff, of course, and was there in the white house on january 6th, so the committee has a big reason that they want to hear from him. now, members on the panel spoke out yesterday after bannon's indictment came through. take a listen to what adam kinzinger

here from headquarters at nbc. we're gonna take you overseas right away from the live pictures taking place at this hour. our team of correspondents there on standby. those live pictures taking place overseas right now, this remembrance airmen were prince charles is there instead of his mother. of course, boris johnson is there. the queen was expected to make an appearance there. >> that was scrapped no fewer than two hours before she was supposed to show up here at this event. this is an event to honor the war dead in this country here. we just saw prince charles there. the royal family is out. we do know that this is due to a back sprain. not necessarily due to the medical issues that she has been dealing with over the last couple weeks that have kept her out the public. i >> will get into that in a moment. let's listen in and take in some of these pictures that are coming in from london at high noon, as it is there. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so, the queen has been undertaking like duties at home. again, she was supposed to

that russian intelligence compiled a dossier on mister trump during visits to moscow. abc, cbs, and nbc, a loan dedicated an estimated 2634 minutes of air time, which is, which is mind boggling to peddling. the steel dos it on the other had up until the 8th of november. they spent the grand total of 0 minutes talking about the fact that the f b, i arrested steel source for making false statements. think about they spent days literally on air pushing propaganda dressed up as a doughty and wouldn't even mention that it all turned out to be false. u. s. congress members are seeking new sanctions against the russian back nordstrom to gas pipeline in europe, claiming it'll threatened the energy security of america's e u allies. early this year, joe biden and german lee the angler. merkle reached an agreement for russia ascend gas through the pipeline. but the certification process is still ongoing. meanwhile, vladimir putin has insisted that the project is purely commercial and an efficient way to provide fuel for europe. we've been discussing it with a former german national security advise

joining me to talk more about this is nbc news correspondent heidi przybyla. larry sabatow from the university of virginia center of politics. heidi, what have voters told you about what's become the key issue in this race, education? >> chris, if you're talking about youngkin voters, it's literally the first thing they bring up. traversing this main strip here in virginia beach, which is a very swingy area, you can't help but feel the passions that a lot of these republican voters have about this issue and the notion that critical race theory is being taught in virginia classrooms. a lot of these voters, chris, weren't able to exactly articulate what that means, other than they just feel that their kids or grandkids are being shamed for being white. and it was just striking how many of them brought it up, chris. i want you to listen to just one of the many conversations that we had in a nearby diner. take a listen. >> i like what youngkin is standing for. you know, parents do have a big say in education. this critical race theory is something to me that is ri

nbc's jay gray is live in houston on our top story tonight. jay? >> reporter: the investigation here houston police continuing to interview witnesses and go through what are hours of videotape. they haven't given any update about the investigation. the last time they answered questions was saturday the chief posted a statement they said any information will come through their twitter account. firefighters here in houston they are talking the chief of police talking today on the "today" show and then later in the day, during an interview with cnn, he acknowledged that his firefighters that were staged outside of the venue had no radio contact with emergency medical teams hired by the venue that were inside those seconds, those minutes do matter, according to emts we've talked with and they didn't have any communication. the firefighters ultimately rushing in and doing what they can there. we also know today that the security plan mapped out before the festival began, 56 pages in all had not one single page dealing with crowd surge, even though that

she's now an nbc news analyst. pete, let's start with the argument that this law would lead to a deluge of lawsuits just as sotomayor asked a question about this, and we can play it thanks to the new rules here. >> you believe that the way this sb-8 is structured that what the chilling effect is the very multiplicity of lawsuits that are threatened against you? >> yes, your honor. that's exactly right. it is the fact -- there's a combination of various ways that this state has created special roles, applicable only to sb-8 to make state courts a tool that can be used to nullify constitutional rights that have been recognized by this court. >> so much of this seemed to be about the ways in which this law could be applied elsewhere. the structure of it. i think for people who were tuning in and hearing the supreme court arguments for the first time, myself among them, dealing with the ways this could be applied elsewhere, walk me through what we heard there and what we understand from the argument? >> i'd say bottom

back with us, nbc's cal perry who was outside the courthouse and nbc news legal analyst danny cevallos is back with me. cal, that's the first time we've heard from the jury this morning, correct? >> reporter: yes, first time we've heard from them at all since they started deliberating. this was their first question, and it was to see the video that we saw filmed by william roddie bryan. he's the man in the second pickup truck. it was his cell phone video they asked to see the low-res version, then the high-res version three times. the voice you heard on the 911 call is greg mcmichael, the man you saw on your screen most of the time. that phone call was a centerpiece of the prosecution's closing because you hear greg mcmichael dial 911, you hear the operator say "what is your emergency," and he says, "there's a black man running down the street." the prosecution saying that to the jury is really all you need to know about there case. it, again, was a centerpiece of their closing. >> and danny, when they want to look at that video of the shooting again, not once, not twice, but three tim

news, plan for m s nbc, stated he was instructed to follow the jury bus. >> reporter: nbc news denying that report saying the freelancer never contacted the jurors to photograph or intended to photograph them. meanwhile the identity a man fills kicking rittenhouse on the ground just before one of the fatal shootings is revealed as maurice free the land. rittenhouse said he began firing after being jumped that hit by freeland thinking he would have, quote, stomped my face in if i didn't fire. the jury will reconvene this morning at 9 am central time. todd: sean hannity ripping media coverage of the trial. >> there coverage of the kyle rittenhouse trial has been unethical at best, not benefiting real news organizations. no presumption of innocence. no due process for kyle rittenhouse, no will of law, no equal justice under the law, no equal application under the law. facts, eyewitnesses, video evidence, none of that matters to nbc. it is always the same thing. the political narrative is more important, and rushing to judgment. todd: hannity says is the latest in a long line of stories nb

so we are taking this live from the nbc affiliate there. that moment where individuals were running away as this suv, the vehicle as we understand according to the reports drove into the you and at that moment you see the debris. it stays behind and that tmj reporter there in waukesha telling us what he could see. he would have more details and as we watch this we don't know exactly who the suspect is. we don't have details but we can see the aftermath. just to finish what i was saying about a man who said he saw people running away. stopping and crying and saw people on the ground. so we'll continue to follow this breaking story coming out of wisconsin. again, just about 25 miles west of milwaukee. a vehicle driving into a crowd. stay with us here on msnbc. we'll take a break and be right back. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in

joining us now is ben collins, a senior reporter for nbc news. he covers disinformation and extremism on the internet. ben, thanks for being here, i really appreciate you making time. >> thank you. >> it is easy to sort of point and drop your jaw and be agog at this. but i feel like one of the reasons i wanted to talk to you about it is i feel like you've been smart about how these are our fellow americans and these are people who are politically engaged in their own way. and these folks are looking for something and believing they're finding it within these strains. did you feel surprised that there were so many people who actually turned up there, given how obscure and far out there these theories are that would have motivated them to have to be there? >> yeah, rachel, i was shocked about this, frankly. look, in the qanon universe, this is like a denomination of it, this jfk junior thing. let's back up to what qanon is, right, it's this idea that there's this guy named q embedded in the government, he was saying there was a big secret plan from

sources telling nbc news scott was not aware, and, quote, once he was notified he stopped the show. in 2015, the rapper pleaded guilty to reckless conduct for urging fans. and two years later, he pled guilty for those to rush the stage. nbc news is tracking more than 30 lawsuits filed. >> it was a death trap. >> reporter: one family praying for 9-year-old ezra. sitting on his dad trestan's shoulders. he goes i can't breathe, ezra fell into the crowd. so, he woke up in the crowd, and ezra was gone. >> he didn't know where his son was? >> no. >> reporter: ezra's family found him in a hospital suffering brain and organ damage so severe, doctors have placed him in a medically induced coma. >> four thanks to morgan chesky for that heartbreaking report. >>> pfizer is officially asking the fda for emergency use authorization for covid booster shots for all adults. if approved, access to booster shots will greatly expand nationwide. the drugmaker's latest requests from the phase 3 clinical trial from 10,000 participants which found the third dose were safe and effective. the fda will consid

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nbc has just called the new jersey governor's race for democrat phil murphy. democrat phil murphy has been reelected to a second term in new jersey, defeating his republican challenger, jack children rarely, we will be talking with the steve kornacki, to tell us why took so long to call this race. but it looks like the democratic party did lose the governor's race in virginia, but not the one in new jersey. which breaks pattern. in a way that is favorable for the democrats. and honestly, the headlines today, while i counted, democrats were just destroyed, the democrats weren't panicking. now they sure ought to be. honestly there is one thing that they ought to maybe panic about, which is the polling that they're terrible against. both the polling for a lot of the races have been pretty much off, like it has been for a couple of cycles. if they don't figured out a way to fix, that their campaigns aren't going to be kept -- so they can panic about that pulling. the fact that polling is bad. yes. okay. but honestly, would have been here for the past 30 years, eve