Good morning and welcome to morning Jehu. It is Tuesday October twenty sixth, along with Joe Willie and me, we have the new host of way too early and White House aware that political, Jonathan, Le Maire, that's been, I can punch today we were of the same scenario: distributor and its selling their confidence code. Series Caddy K is with us and poets as winning columnist in Associated Editor, Washington, Post Eugene, Robinson, joins us. So Joe we got a big morning. I had a number of developing stories were following its goddamn Jonathan on board It really is a gene robs it. I just want to follow the conversation Jonathan, our having there is a time to negotiate there's at times The bargain there is a time to haggle we're see the outlines of of the reconciliation bill. Whoop close to that right now. But what Democrats need right now to understand is nothing.

Exceeds like success. They need to pass that massive by partisan infrastructure bill get the great buzz from it. two or three days and then follow up while there all bathing in the collective glory of that view, pass. Conciliation bill on Saturday good. They had good headlines on Sunday and help Terry Mccall. If another Democrats better on the ballot on Tuesday, Joe every Democrat, I talked to says

don't worry, we're goin we're going to land this plan, because the alternative manning the plainest crash in the plane, accurate grass, a boy and we're going to land. However, it is time we who we are within mandates the winged encircling the runway for some time. I wanted a year that it's time to get the blame down, and you know this latest artificial deadline- that's been sat units presents going abroad. We gotta do this weekend, it's gotta be done by October. Thirty, four. This has to be the real deadline. I think they really to get it done. I do not mean that they are hanging candidates out to dry right now that are up for a tough election on Tuesday and again those elections for new. For People are new to Congress anew to politics. You don't understand it. The Virginia election dies ACT as an accelerate for the party that wins, and also for the poor.

that loses of Democrats lose in Virginia, had lives on candidate recruitment, bad news on fund raising bad unexciting. The base moving forward over the next year Democrats need to do what's right. They need to pass the infrastructure bill and then work feverishly get the next bill done. I mean because again the plane. you can keep circling the playing around all you want to, and you can say: oh, I must know where every period is going to be in where every com is going to be on the conciliation, but no! No! No! You really! You don't have time to get a rough why you can be working with these people for years to come now, you're gonna have to trust them. At this point, or else as Benjamin Franklin said, Well I'll, hang together, we I'll hang separately well. The democratic party politically is going to be in a bad bad play. Will you guys, speaking at a bad bad place of being in a bad bad place? Let's talk about

Jonathan Le Maire you to wake up early early early in the morning water water summer, when some bits of advice they have about up early in doing that, show that you can actually repeat live television with millions of young children across Amerika, watching wealth, First of all, and we initiated way too early as a pre game, showed a morning Joe in the hot summer of two thousand nine ever imagined, it would still be here a decade and change latterly. Congratulations to you, John and I know my wife, Christina tweeted condolences, teeth to your wife carried saying. I remember the day. When will he told me he beginning up at three every day as well. So first gave condemn, says, but I think the big thing and I've told you this job, no Europe as I said to you, Yesterday its members of car said the Jim, it's hot restless, sleepers, its people, whose cats of Water

ass their faith and welcome them up and is far tenders on the West Coast to disclose down the bar come home one. Sunday to watch at two o clock in the morning. Just know your audience and you'll be fine. Thank you for the integration of talk today and we like to think the others. The recognises the occasional c o and there's the occasional person is aimlessly wandering the street looking at their found today, try to stay out of the rain Micro for you, William. Thank you all of you for this that I'm excited to do the show and we will, as ape game. Now our long mind you will it you'll have to three minutes: five: thirty, those living near waters. What are some now strategies, MR guys? How can what is the best way to do this show and stay functioning needed they are not here to tell you yeah me makers, right, I abandoned the nap years and years and years ago, this isn T, let it just put you back down into a valley that once the isolated, your data, you just get it

You got to keep moving to get exercise and got to eat right. You got to stay busy, which is going to be no problem for you, because you're also now the White House Bureau chief political and your writing a new books. I suspect there ll be no time. Perhaps he had no time for its work every minute of the day and then crash for a few hours These matters like sitting back and fry diet and then get out then start drink year old fashioned around for ever ribs big played arrears you'll be fine like lie about the stories we get in front of us today, that right away, I just did all that by the way this morning, just to just over the past, thirty men tell em right to get up early you guys we have a number of developing stories were following this morning, a new front in the show down, but the Biden White House, and for president from the Bible distribution, rejecting another executive privilege claim made by former president Trump over documents related to the January sixth attack.

On the? U S? Capital will plain that and will be joined by Officer Michael Fund known who protected the cat. But all during the attack he'll be our guest ad Damn eastern today is also a consequential day in the fight against Kobe. The FDA Advisory Board will meet to discuss the approval of de doses of Pfizer's vaccine for children aged I've, to eleven today is one week until the pivotal race for Virginia governor. That means one thing all know what that means: stevedoring Jackie at the Big Board, have stayed with us to break our down, but first an affair. Counting sheriffs investigator seized three revolvers along with some loose, and extend ammunition from the film sat where alike, ball and fatally shots cinematography Helene options last week with a gun that he was

hold with safer use. That's it do a search warrant released yesterday of twenty eight items recovered from the set? The right I'm solicited include ammunition in a Fanny pack and nine spent shell casings, but As the New York Times points out, the inventory did not specify what kind of Ammunition was seized and whether it included right Geller Bullets blanks. Judges or dummies. We're details are emerging about the assistant director who reportedly yelled cold gun to indicate weapons safety, before handing it to Alec, Baldwin NBC News Reports, Dave Halls had been fired from a film and twenty, nineteen, after a gun, unexpectedly discharged on the said, Injury crew member accordingly, producer for that film halls, not immediately respond to request for comment. This

a face sheriff and district attorney will hold a news conference tomorrow, at noon. Eastern time, on the status of the investigation and boy, a lot of people will be waiting for that news. Com, to finally arrive job timely only blood a week after the undeclared and again I think it's where even the search warrant they do that it is very strange that search warrant coming as late as it dead and still not giving us the specifics? Willie we're King yesterday, with a judge who said early on in our shall send it. It's just so bizarre that we he's gotten the information we got and have been from press releases from either the production team or Alec Baldwin's. Pr too, and where we are told where their goal- Do you know where he's going to be having breakfast with the husband. and the sun, but we're not getting details about what actually happened on the set

our show finally called couple nights ago. Instead, we're going on in the morning, we can be asking questions. What you will still haven't told is what happened is what why is the sheriffs Department not released? information about an hour or two later they finally did release information about that. Inside of in church but bit right. We bizarre are, we still don't know what was fired from the gun that killed the Cinema Tiger for last week. We still don't know what type of gun at. Why with it we So many questions that are still out there, I'm wondering whose controlling the flow of information from this crime scene. The only thing we ve got is from these warrants that we ve seen from media reports and that's been very thin. You asked the right question, which is what exactly was That gun was it alive round inside that gun and if so, how on earth

green earth did alive round get into a working hand gun on this a movie? We talked alive. You said this was a small budget movie, it didn't have those layers of of team that easily look into this stuff and ensure the safety. That's no excuse, obviously, but not something like a star. Wars will be where you have an entire department working on the products and on the guns in the armory and all those things. But it's it's been obviously very frustrating. It's been heartbreaking to hear this story of a mother and of life and a very talented cinematography who died senselessly Because our Baldwin, according to this war, then again that's the only way we know was handed a hot gun and told it was a cold gun. But we still don't know if there was a live round was a real bullet in that Gunnar was at some other projectile. There was fired at such close range that it killed this woman so tragically. Carrying. It does seem strange, does know how little information they

of Sir Department in New Mexico is putting out over this story, which has, of course not only national but international interests, and an even even if it was a local story that nobody cared about. They would they They really be dragging their feet a week later, waiting a week take to put even the most basic information out. Does it doesn't make any sense at all, I'm a jury, almost wonder whether if it was a local story, perhaps we would have got the information quicker. I mean. Maybe it's the that there is so much attention on this and there have been a celebrity names involved. I wonder whether what that part of the reason we're not hearing, because you're right, we should have heard from the sheriff's office in a day or two. There should have been this press conference the same if not the next day about what have an all we're getting now is reports from members of the press

about what happened over people who are on the set about what happened? And that's not ok, because that just confuses the situation that the family of of the woman who died it deserved here directly and we and we deserve to have exactly the facts from the this office, not just these reported facts from journalists, because that can lead to confusion. The only thing I'm thinking Joe was that there were actually so many people that witness this that perhaps they are taking every moment they can to talk to each person and put together a detailed account and match story, because didn't happen in some sort of a no hidden way behind the scenes. Middle of the night is happening a lot of people, so the question times go ahead, but what So the question is: why gun did you use why why were gone? I went in his hand. Am I wait? Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Why don't you see what was she shot with their husbands and deregulation for over a week? We did it. We got release and public relations release for the first three four days, this guy that everybody's blaming through press releases and through me the interviews? I he's already basically been convicted. Over the past week in the press, and yet we don't know what actually happened on that sat he could be just maybe may these the fall guy here, but What now would we because Santa Fe Sheriffs Department, as as closely held information, and they just start releasing at Dayton. They would never do. ass. If it were a local story, I'm Are they doing it now again? This is this is something that every

is asking privately, and I'm not hearing people asking this publicly and again. It's just really strange really bizarre. I wish Alec Baldwin. And his family, nothing, but the best. This is a horrific tragedy. It you know we it'll, we hope. that everything turns out all right for him and his family. The sheriff department is not doing his family or him any favours if his, if his attorneys, public relations? People are saying: let squeezing information is long possible they're not doing him. Eighty eighty favor I dont disagree with information may be in the information means to get out and the longer did. They stay on top of it and and and the like transparent the sheriffs, Why is vital questions that arise that at this point is just stupid and really a press conference a week later Take a week later. Do a press conference with why

how good reason why? So, I guess we just have to sit and wait and then to figure out why it is that they have done. Their feet for this law will be found This story, let's move Facebook, Big NEWS, their former Facebook Data scientists Francis how continues to sound the alarm about. She says, is unchecked power at the very top of the company. Mark Zuckerberg has unilateral control over three billion people right. There is no will at the top to make sure these systems are Ryan adequately safe way, Until we bring in a counterweight things will be operated for the shareholders interests enough for the public interest. How can testified before British parliament. Yesterday s thousands of internal documents, she provided to the? U S: com, swear release. Those papers include allegations that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg caved too. Vietnam's ruling Communist Party last year-

sensor, sir, and I posts of our goals are reportedly rejected, an and idea to provide? U S, voter registration, information in Spanish, saying plan was not to quote was not quote polluting we neutral and could make Facebook seem partisan, Willie Zuckerberg now is hitting back at what he calls a quote: false picture, this being painted of his company on a conference called Wall Street, analyse yesterday. Zuckerberg claim the documents we talking about were being sold Thirdly, as part of a cold coordinator effort against Facebook, his term and in the midst of that to oversee the social media, giant, reported near record revenue and quarterly profits of nine two billion dollars yesterday? Those numbers, though, do not take into account any funny. to losses from the region investigations into the company so Joe Facebook.

needs to move forward. Despite all this reporting, we ve had, despite all the documents, despite everything we know about. What's going on inside nine point a billion dollars in profits, Zuckerberg fucking yesterday, now about a bigger focus from Facebook on young people, its known to have an older audience, wants to Instagram to get in with kids again so he's moving forward and saying a false picture of his company is being painted. Nevertheless, we of course now is not a false picture. We have the documents, its facebooks own document. I doubt Facebook would pay a false picture of their own com, The documents release show that face We understand that their own products are for mental. Do the mental health of young girls their own products in increase. Anti democratic activity, not only the United States, but now we're finding out he's working. the communists, dictators and in Vietnam to oppressed. Democratic activists. That's not,

is TAT man. There that's happened. Another totalitarian countries in New York Times has been reporting about this for years they will side with dictators, they will side with tyrants and yes they will help, because of the mob who want to overthrow the United States, government organise rallies, so you can go in and do their best to to beat the hell out of cops. We are actually on the walls of the United States, capital to its addition against the United States by trying to stop a constitutionally enumerated duty. the United States Congress, and here This keeps getting richer, the worst here, the worse. He acts the witch He gets, and you know why Jean Robinson, because Where's won't step in the White House is not. tapping and they will not regulate this company, and this right, we're baron who is every bit as

much of a robber baron and is every as much about a control of the the we're barons and the trust that tell you Isabel had to try to break up well, that's been true. I think the the warmest turning here I'd I'd ever really do I think these that these documents, these revelations from Francis, how then have been not just sensational really regulatory and terms of what's going on in internally on Facebook and what Facebook knows about how its platform is being used and what Facebook does or does not do about it, and- and that's there's so much on the record now that at this point I don't see how Congress avoids some sort of new, not just

Britain, a boat regulation of Facebook and I'm not sure exactly what direction that go in I mean I know they will be very powerful forces, arguing both sides of that question, but I think this is. I think this is a sort of fulcrum point four for Facebook. The other problem for the company is, of course, that its user base is aging and its in young kids are now going on to that on Facebook, they're not going on and surround the way they use to an end. That more, you know, existential problem for that for the companies that looks ahead. Ten or twenty years we will be watching this asset downfall. Several, I think the questions are coming to a surface now about just all the different angles in which this company needs to be checked, but not of politics. There now just seven days to go until

action day- and there are a number of key races- run the country that we are keeping an eye on closely from Florida, to Ohio, perhaps the most but all race is in the state Virginia, where former President Barack Obama here pain trail over the weekend ass. The latest polls show the race for governor is neck and neck present I then we'll headliner rally in Arlington later this evening for the democratic candidate, Terry Mccall, if let's bring national local correspondent for NBC News and MSNBC Steve CORE nagging alive at the big born stave break it down. For us, one to go seven days Virginia. Obviously the one that's taking centre stage of all the different elections next week, here's the pole average right now, one week at Terry Mccall. If the Democrat, the former governor, as you say, very raise, he does lead in the average. It is now less than two point about appointing a half between Mccall often is republican opponent, Glenn

Duncan the Virginia races really attentive to clash trends in this in the state of Virginia. Let me take it through. First, this The trend Democrats like this is the one Mccall hopes he's going to carry him The finish line is the democratic trend in Virginia really this century over the last generation, your member in the last part twentieth century up to two thousand more Virginia, was a republican bastard in presidential elections, Obama flipped in no way it's been democratic. Ever since, and in fact, Joe Biden, one eight by double digit last November, again Donald Trump, it's! Why you're here, Terry Mccall, constant, Invoking Donald Trump stained trying to attach Trump to Glenn Young. Can he wants to try to replicate as much as he can? What happened Virginia just one year ago? That's one trend. Here's an are trained in Virginia that modern gubernatorial elections in Virginia. Look at this issue what's going on here, but what you see here is the winner of the regime.

governors raise this chart years going back to nineteen. Seventy seven, almost always comes from the party, does not confer the White Ass, you go way back to seventy seven. There is a democratic me Carter in the White House, a republic in one, the Virginia Governors race, and you see that opposite trenches continuing up through the years into two days one. Five. Ninety two one exception on this list. Maybe it's a notable one was in twenty thirteen Parag Obama Democrat with President. That's when Terry Mccall a first elected governor. You can read what you wanted to Mccall of civility, defy history back and twenty thirteen he had. A very unpopular republican opponent can cause he came in well under fifty percent. Still barely one the raised by two points: was it a scientist strength? Was it a warning? Sign a Bacteremic off, maybe we'll find out a week from now, but those are the two big picture: trains: backdrop for all this Joe Biden, is standing nationally. These Junior raises New Jersey a little bit for that matter to, but especially Virginia they tend to

a functional. What like mid term, do the President Party, as we just showed you tend to pay a price burdens? which approval rating nationally a week out since it forty two percent in Virginia a little better, but for five percent- that's not a great number, four common president! That's what Democrats in twenty seventeen when they won by nine points in the Virginia Governors race, that Democratic Donald Trump, forty percent and Virginia that actually help democratic greatly. This here, the presidency the crowd he's a forty five percent will see if that hurts them Davis, they. Both candidates have nationalized this race, that terror Mccall, bringing the democratic parties all stars in Morocco, Bomb Biden himself as well, and permit coffers trying to tie Glenn Young into Donald Trump, What are the issues that are going to swing this race? As you said, a year ago was ten points for Joe buying a healthy margin of victory in the state of Virginia. Now they are running within the margin of error education.

Has been at the centre of a lot of the conversation, especially from Glenn yank inside? He took a quote from terror Mccarthy, debate last month where Terror Mccall of said part of his glove? Is that I don't think parent should be involved and what happens inside our schools blend youngest taken that made the centre piece of his campaign. So what else will be looking at as they had to the poles? What you mention education, Willie and, I think, TAT S just sort of the central question here in Virginia and this is it I share with implications for the whole tree in next year's mid term elections. We say that damn it Riddick trained in Virginia in the last twenty years, or so one of the big reasons for that has been metro pilot. Northern Virginia the suburbs right outside of Wash museum DC? These are big, dense populated and they have been moving dramatically towards the Democrats. The question here is specially, so I should say during the day from there. The question here for Glenn Young can Europe in his. Can he rode a critical mass of

this democratic inroads in the suburbs of Northern Virginia? So let me give you one example on here. This is loud and county zoom in and loud county right here. This is sort of some urban acts urban outside Washington DC, incredibly ass growing area, Joe Biden, one latin county, you see it right here by twenty five point. Two Donald Trump last year if the margin in them the young generation loud and county, is anything like this. It's good over Terry MC coughs. All set he's going back to the governorship, but Look at the movement we ve seen in recent elections in Latin carry. This is not static. It was twenty five and twenty twenty the margin for Hillary Clinton for years earlier, with seventeen points back it up to twenty twelve pre trump era. It was barn burner in loud and can't look at this Mitt Romney was about four points behind Barack Obama. So the end this is, we can show you examples like this. Trends like this throughout north

Virginia in other suburban areas of Virginia? The question for young is not. Is he gonna win a place like Latin County he's not gonna win a place like Latin County, but he rode, those massive gains, the Democrats maiden the Trump era, and can you get it somewhere where it was pre Trump, so instance, on election night a week from now when the who county comes in the number, gotten my head is fifteen points if the margin, the democratic margin of a call of margin in a place like Latin County starts south of fifteen points of view, encouraging sign for the Republicans, if its north of fifteen points than democratic, maybe keeping a lot of those trump gains in the suburbs, our rights, Eve CORE nagging. Thank you. So much greater analysis will be watching this now to the first nor Easter of the season hitting the northeast right now, Bring in meteorologist Bell parents for the latest on that bill.

There are good morning it has to be a very difficult mornings, mute around New York City this morning, the airports less significant delays all day today from New York, the Boston and the wind Well, how would this storm to so? The story is coming in to pieces. The first one is the heavy rain. We ve already have reports of two to three issues: Rayner Randy York City, and it's got a poor all during the morning. Can you, in a light not later this afternoon? We do us, implies flood warnings in central and northern portions of New Jersey. But DA flash flood, watches rubber, Thirty, nine million people from Newark, Delaware, all the way to Boston. As far as additional rainfall goes, the heaviest will be long Island, New York City, as I mentioned, an additional two to four inches isolated. What was what the six inches so an amazing amount of rain with this storm says that this had been a snowstorm like two months from now. This would have been like an epic blizzard This is all rain. It's not cold enough for any snow, even in solar northern doing that and the winds will be.

I think this time tomorrow morning we'll have a couple hundred thousand people without power, the most likely for power, outages will be Boston, the province and then out towards the cape and the island. We will see windows. Gossip hurricane strength, and we do it. leave still left on the trees that this will be a problem area from province. On the Chatham. All the way, through Nantucket Martyrs Vineyard, even the twin for some one island or towards Providence, could see power outage- is from this storm and here's the power outage for if you're in the yellow you ever ice the chance. The oranges scattered and we do think widespread parameters are likely and areas from the coastal. to choose its all the way through the island and a little goods chunk their us there now Rhode Island. So the other story today, but I want to forget about our friends in the middle of the country that huge West Coast ones moving into the heartland and we will see us severe weather outbreak later on tonight into tomorrow morning, maybe even if who tornadoes so we had a pretty quiet fall.

A tranquil, whether in that has changed dramatically with our huge West Coast or the northeast today severe weather tonight and then passed. then another nor reached on Friday and Saturday heading into Halloween weaken guys. Here we go Bill Karen's. Thank you very much, and still I had a morning Joe for a second time, president, Ireland has rejected and executive privilege claim by a court. president tromp over documents related to January sex the later on, bath fight, Annabelle, big joy and by officer. Microphone was beaten by the programme. La La defending U S, capital, that day also ahead, the FDA could authorize a covert nineteen vaccine for young during this week. By will pair stay on board, and a no to the new episode of Jos Podcast is out right now. Joe welcomes the host of the.

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producers of Pfizer's vaccine are ready to go for ages. Five to eleven on Tuesday, the FDA Advisory Board will meet to discuss EU approval officials in some states already getting ahead of unexpected authorization in just a few days time. Millions of parents are all across, the United States should be able to, with a sigh of relief, Pfizer, says it's to those pediatric shot, which is one third. The adult dosage is the ninety percent effective. While Madeira, just announced its covert vaccine for children triggers a robust immune response with mostly mild to moderate side effects. Near thirty million children could become eligible but being eligible and being vaccinated are two different things. Only thirty percent of parents say they would get their children vaccinated right away. His mom of foreign can talking is not one of them. so mild and kids. Why why and our escape on them university

Indiana sociologist Jessica, Calico looked into the underlying factors with a group of eighty moms from different backgrounds. Are you surprised by how many parents in year rule whereby seated themselves, but are going to get there vaccinated railway absolutely messaging, they ve heard throughout the pandemic, is the kids are going to be okay, and so there are more willing to take that chance and the message of social responsibility is not resonating. That's one of the big problems here is that we have a model of public health in the: U S, that is very focused on individual risk and individual responsibility with facts: We need, as many people to be vaccinated as possible to protect those who can't get vaccinated Other issues she says is covered news fatigue of one on me. She said she's just putting her. the sand she's, just tired of all the information if they aren't listening, changing mines won't be easy.

all right, NBC Stephanie gone squid. That report and Joe there's gonna be I've. I worry that there is going to be concern among parents, especially obviously in the Anti backs community, because this could a game changer for the country. If good American Scott vaccinated Now we ve talked about it before there's this. This paper individualism faddish that has grown over the past fifteen twenty years and we have taken what has been good about this country, which is Zack. individual freedoms, visual rights and it is becomes so skewed in that direction. Nobody's ever thinking but what's best for their country, Vair come unity, their neighborhood their neighbors there family Jean Robinson.

God. We didn't have this sort of hyper individualism after Pearl harbour was bombed and nineteen forty one are. We want of won the war I mean Jean. It was one sacrifice after another that Americans were asked to make a move Dickens willingly made that sacrifice. We were a nation that vat that together, whether we agreed with each other politically, whether we agree with each other on on on religion mean in hell, you, you look They heroes in old war too, and the Korean WAR in Vietnam, Black American Sue weren't even being treated equally, and even even men in that position, put their country that country I had of their individual good time and time again for a bigger cause and weak, and even do that as a country now, with a safe

I've seen it is one of the modern wonders of the the hour of our time. Was then- and this is now and then of course, the the threat was obvious and perceived a bribe by all to be such a threat that in differences had to be put aside and everyone had to pull together and for some reason, and some reason frankly, I dont understand- that's simply not taking place now and look you now, seven hundred what seventeen fifty thousand people close to that have had died from in the past year and a half I mean this is this- is an emergency. This is a threat, dire threat that we have it in our power to to squash. We

in our power to get rid of this virus to deny it the potential hosts which will allow it to mutate, perhaps into new variance that defeat the vaccines. At me. This is a race against time, and, and it is, it is tragic- and I hope not ultimately, faithful but but tragic that the people, but that we simply told to go the way we have in the past when and category again this that this, the selective reading of the founding documents focusing on hyper individualism and ignore the common welfare of the american people be weak. Compare this to World WAR two, but the fact is that by the time coveys over twice as many Americans will have likely died from covert than died in our fight against Hitler,

yeah, there's a reason that you ve had vaccine mandates in the past, and it's not just to protect the individual is to protect the community, something actually Mitch. Mcconnell has been pointing out recently, as we ve had the anniversary of the smallpox vaccine, that vaccine work to protect everybody it, and, if you know a quick note of warning think there's a feeling here in the states that kind of covert is in our rearview mirror. We don't have to worry about it anymore, I'm just watching what's happening over in the UK, where they're having a surge in cases at the moment and its amongst schools, one in fourteen high school it's in the UK, who have not been back nature. Yet my testing positive for covered and you're getting more people going to hospital. You ve had a slight uptake and deaths in the UK to so the more people we can get vaccinated here in Amerika, especially among schoolchildren. Where you know my daughter school had suddenly shut down. She was sent home early because of a covert outbreak in the UK. This has happened,

and I think, as we had into the winter, is really worth getting those kids vaccinated as soon as possible, as you say, just to protect them. or else even if they're not gonna, get super sick, they could spread to other people, maker, remember thereabout. Seventy million eligible Americans who could be getting the vaccine and getting the vaccine yet, which raises obvious question of would any of those people actually give the vaccine to their children? I think the answer I answer is obviously you're, not gonna put it, thereby there certainly not gonna put in the body of their young children, so that is that is worrisome. And if you go back a few months, we thought my god. So ants and the Trump Administration and abide administration in these pharmaceutical companies worked a miracle. They did it. They got the miracle vaccine and it's going Harry us. Through this, what we didn't account for, perhaps enough is it the large swathes of this country would be unwilling to take it to get us through this pandemic

my will certainly be following this, and also Thanksgiving, is now less than a month away. They are ready and is shaping up to be the most expensive meal in the history of the holiday consumer group. Now You wouldn't believe that consumer groups say almost every ingredient traditional american thanksgiving from the disposable aluminum roasting pan to the pumpkin pie, will cost more this. Why chain crisis trade, MRS Labour shortages, whether an inflation are all contributing to higher prices? Exports. Warn that the biggest spend this year? Will be the Turkey the price per pound to six to rise above one dollar in thirty six cents, passing the record benchmark price setback in twenty fifth, and you know the grocery store right. Now I mean everything is. It is was going shopping for my daughter and unlike ok, this

This is different than even a few months ago things are going. the price, you know everything you ever ever. thing and Jean there are we politicians are very few politicians in Washington DC that have had to deal with scourge of inflation and and what inflation dies to working Americans. I remember I can certainly thought he was cheerful Ford and I thought how quaint it was. But looking back to my youth, he had when buttons whip inflation now and if it wasn t until vulgar move the interest rates have to like twenty one, twenty two percent late, seven, these early eighties, that inflation was finally web is, is this sort of thing that again we ve been warning about I've- been warning about for some time and you really started to think we are never going to see it again in our lifetime, for whatever reason but we're starting to see it now. Americans are starting to feel it it showing up in the polls if it can t-

is going up. It's going to be one of the top issues. Let a clay can be fascinating, because here politicians that have dealt with that in their lifetime So the question I think is: is this burst of inflation? Is it? Is it a transitory thing, as the chairman of the FED believe it is, and will it get better, as is the case in the supply chain worth themselves out, and we start coming out of Kobe, you know etc.

or is it because, in actual fact, a trend in in the economy? That's going to be durable and that's going to accelerate and right now inflation is is at levels. Anybody could live true that that that bout of inflation in the seventies knows what we're goin through now is nothing compared to that you know when interest rates are still near zero, but we don't want that to change as you just don't want it now everyone and make sure we have two things going right now we ve got inflation, we also the fact that you can go to some stores and theirs thing on the shelves where we had a friend who who, whose child at a birthday and went to a best by de pick something up- and it was we used to have this safe way in Washington that was called the Soviet Safeway because

the shell and saw him too well what by another other places or light now, so you of inflation on one side, and you have a really screwed up supply chain on the other Americans used to this. This is not good poetically, for my White House are for anybody use in power, one hundred percent and now for then completely different. Re became the first quarterback and nfl history with six hundred career touchdowns during Sundays, win the bearers and the return of the record Breaking bar has been the talk of the sports world after it was mistakenly thrown into the stand. The fan was kind enough to give the ball back, but Brady who joined Peyton Eli Manning on their money. Now football broadcast admits the fan may have relinquished it too. Easily, therefore worked here

oh shaded with fire and who gave three by realize he lost all his leverage once he gave the ball away. He should I held it as much leverage your word, what the hell they would have been sitting in the Tom Brady Sweet for the rest in the season. Amateur move on his court, hey, I think it worked out. I just showed kind of what he got right there from it, but I am also given him a bit point, which I mean: that's pretty cool too. So my dad, I think I still made out pretty well Jonathan Lemire. We just need to stop and talk about how great the Peyton and Eli Show is where they said. If it didn't feeling watch that they sit and watch the Monday night Football game and all this

friends fly in friends like Tom Brady Warehouse on earth in you, sit and watch Tom, Brady watch a football game and analyze and tell you what I had said to talk about the guy. Losing leverage with that system is a voluntary system held out for more, but when you ve laid out, he actually got a pretty good deal season tickets for the next couple years, a bunch of other things, I think the highlight, though, was before time you came on Martian Lynch was on with the guy and dropped, I think five or six ass bombs dropped and F bomb to the point where Peyton Manning had. poligized to the audience, afterward truly is just three guys who know as much about football or more than anybody on the planet sitting in watching a football game and speaking, certainly no of Martian Ledge. The way most people speak where they set watch football game well, it was I enjoy. My title here is essential Tom Brady corresponded morning Joe, we can add Khalifate quarterback best learn the League and leaks history-

shrewd negotiator, as well as being devastatingly handsome to his resignation, right. The Mannings I'm one who look as a patriot, spank rap paint many limiting they were the rivals, I'm loath to give them much in the way of credit, but that show is really fun. They watched the game and do not. Relax way, while you're learning something they teach you about the game the access to those which sometimes for fancying hard to penetrate they do a good job of may hit exe civil and they do into living room by election. Eli Manning I've gotten trouble, or this year for the first day of Eagles fan and using the flipping off the camera, the double words ass. He put it they had apologized. Too. So I do think that perhaps because of the many brothers or Willie a nice template for what we could do here in the morning, Maybe we need to France and barriers with terms of our hand, gestures and arm. Spicy rhetoric, furthermore, delay right, our aim generally is already tried format.

Willy nilly Jonathan, he's kind of later. That party, I think in two thousand and eight we had implemented seven second delay or specific purpose we handle their and our our great directive. Teach. I can tell you on the panel their and our executive prosaic There are a series of buttons one silences you when you, using upon the other silences, noosed chopper for their work, the traffic or on the New York area, and on that fateful morning we hit the chopper Barton instead of the Joe Biden and every night is under national television. Have it anymore you're on your own, now

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gas the largest police union in New York City lives shattered. Swear right now filed a lawsuit yesterday against the city's covert vaccine mandate, the police, benevolent Association file sued in these states Supreme word, asking a judge to allow artifacts needed officers to continue working new year mayor, build bless. Yo issued the mandate last week requiring all city workers to receive at least one dose I've seen by November first or be play on unpaid leave the PBS that's law suit. On the same day that thousands of municipal workers took to the streets to protest, at sea in order, let's bring in the former police chief for Seattle, Washington, Carmen best cheese, the author of the new book black, in blue lessons on later ship breaking barriers and racial

conciliation and bore the message of the Balkan apply to the questions of the day, which will start with the news that the day first chief bass. Thank you so much for being on and regulations on the book? But what do you make of the New York City, police union? filing suit and what could be If you agree that police officers should be vaccinated- and do you agree mayor deploys Yos mandate? What is the best way forward to try and communicate health and safety for police forces combining Nick. I thank you for having me I have to tell you, I'm really perplexed by the level of resistance of officers to be vaccinated you know in my book that you mentioned earlier. I talk extensively about the fact. The Seattle was one of the first major cities have to deal with a cupboard nineteen a virus. There's really worry. They were paid for their health, the health of the people they were contacting, and here we are a year and a half or so later,

there's a resistance to protecting themselves, their families and others that coworkers Merwin contact police officers with thousands of people every single day, and I Officers myself risked their lives to protect other people, so surprised to me. They won't take this extra measure to protect those who are vulnerable and could become a Calvin maintain good morning, chief bastards hey guys in your new book, you talk about your decision to resign. Just over a year ago, in August of twenty twenty, as the chief of he's in Seattle, your city, they quite literally the Seattle City Council, defended the police. They voted cut it by forty percent, and you said you just couldn't stand by and watch that happen. flesh out a little bit about that very difficult decision? It was an important job, obviously, to the police chiefs. Otto, especially at that time. Why did you decide to step down

Www was really assent, essentially the fact that I could not stand by why they decided to reduce officers in the department it did nothing. And hands or increase public safety, and there was no plan for how we going to address and crime issues. So it was really important to me to make a statement. I didn't want to stand by, and I talk about that. Was this way in my book that there was no way I was going to stand by as a police chief and be a part of that also reducing. The numbers usually means that the last in the first and we had made such a great strides in having a police department that reflect the diversity of the community, that we serve and now went to undermine that by reducing the wait and see it was time for me to walk away. You know- fast just here it seems said, while what happened in Washington in Portland and a few other cities Mason

Extreme examples of police chiefs and police officers filling their being set up to fail. I must say I want to go to police officers across the country, including those very interested in racial reconciliation and police reform, overwhelming response. I get from somebody, those police officers, are they still feel they are set up to fail. it seems as if we have police officers across Amerika operating short of on on on their heels? and and and not moving forward How do we move beyond this? How do we, let please officers. Now that there is going to be police reform. But also that man Hers and City council members have their back. They have to show that they have their back. You know I came up to the ranks firmer officer work, even be it all the way through almost every part of the Seattle Police Department, ultimately me,

when the police chiefs I'm very committed to public safety into policing, but also african american woman, in nice the issues around race and firstly, within their organization, we have to acknowledge. You know that In the past we worked together to have a plan to move forward together, our community to make public safety better. We can't be a zero sum game? It has to be both an both more police officers. Better police service, but also looking at other options to assess please so when they responded, Casper service areas, lock on the EAST coast here on morning, Joe we're talking with former Seattle Police Chief Carmen best. She has a new book out, but we are also talking about. They really difficult situation with police forces across the country, pushing back against vaccine mandates and many police officers going to work across the country on vaccinated fearing the

I've seen the covert nineteen vaccine. Jonathan Le Maire has than question Jonathan It's great to see you this morning. Obviously, as we were talking beforehand is four years. There's are shocking. Ripley officers who are not vaccinate right now. Please torrents. the country, people were not glad for jobs has been real staffing, This comes at a time, but working places rise here, your city, other cities were seen shootings up, homicides up, Philadelphia, Baltimore places like that. What can be done right now is their servers, delicate balance of call for police reform. Other federal legislation has fallen, but what can be done right now to try to corral it's taken violent crime that we're seeing the lot of the country and this the vaccine mandate and resistance to it comes at a very unfortunate time when please me, says unlimited, as you mention climate zap, violent crime is up, shootings are up and we need the officer

in the field, are performing their work and so is very difficult for police chiefs around the country or to China grapple with the idea what to do next In cases of services are being reduced, their low level calls for services. responded to act quickly. Are you using telephone telephonic reporting in that kind of thing, so they can have officers. Therefore, most critical calls for service for really is an important time at the time we really need to have the numbers increased we're facing this decision gene chief profane Robinson here? Congratulations on the book. My question is, is why why are we seeing such resistance among these officers in particular to taking the vaccine. These are these. Are these are timid all these are frightening people. They they risk their wives daily and there are scared of

we'll see what what's that? What's the deal Jane. I think there's many more after that have taken the vaccine that have now we're here in numbers or about between five to five to fifty percent in some cases that aren't taking it, so many more are taking up and are not being no. We recruit policing, probably from the human race and from the folks at a here and, as you know, across the country there are several folks than in the vaccine, and so we are finding that that went to for policing is well we're doing the cap as far as education, but there are some people who are still resistant and how fancy to taken aback say she burst out a new book right here you mentioned is part of that, of course, is your decision to leave other parliament. We were that already earlier as interview, but tell us what else will we learn here, some of us? But what are they learn about you? I talk a lot about just my history going through and somewhat of a unicorn Euro African, a woman work. My way through the ranks became the chief,

The major city very few people can say that and really talk about the history of no coming through the ranks leadership. Lessons that I've learned over the time. I talked quite a bit about the chop, which was a catholic organise, protest. The autonomous down from the issues around that the abandonment of the precinct and how that all went down. And, of course the struggles council. What elected officials interfering with police operations for chief of Seattle, Police Department, Carmen Bass? Thank you so much. Her new book is black and blue lessons on later ship breaking barriers and racial reconciliation are they really need a book like that right now, you can read a next served to know your value dot com. Thank you so much for being on this morning. This is early to Maxwell of the choice from MSNBC which will only find on the streaming service peacock. So what exactly is the joyous dwells in me the choices about choosing to tell the truth,

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