pete: will, you re my hi january translator, does that mean merry christmas? will: it s weird. it actually means happy easter. rachel: no, it doesn t [laughter] is that your favorite christmas? because i actually really like it. will wisconsin it s just funny, in the car ride in to the show this morning, i was my driver had on, like, a channel. it sounds so bougie is, my driver [laughter] he, on the channel radio, they play christmas music pete: yes. it s called sirius, and m. will: maybe. and i was just thinking i m old because i kind of like them all. to your point, is this my favorite? not. i don t know my favorite. a new one comes on, and i like it too. pete: now he s going to rank them for us. will: i can t, and it bothers me. will: what is your faith version of this song? if. will: i honestly don t know, but i think the right answer is don ho. doesn t that sound like ray chris isaac does it will: do you know brother is? pete: the one from national la
else might still be missing. the government says it found more than 40 folders with classified markings that were empty and roughly as many folders labeled return to staff. secretary slash military aid that were also empty. now, it could just be the contentf those folders were found elsewhere, and it could be those folders were packed up in the mad dash to move last year. we don t know. we do know that the justice department says it is still engaged in an active criminal investigation, so maybe we ll find out. and as we wait for the judge to decide on a special master let us understand what we can from this new inventory list. joining me now is nbc news justice reporter ryan riley and clint watts who s personally executed search warrants, collected evidence on the scene. and former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquade. all right, we re still waiting on judge canon and i want to get your sense where court went yesterday and how she might be leaning. first le
i m yasmin sicken. major legal news that we are following this afternoon after a court ruled a texas woman could get an abortion. this is to protect your health. the state supreme court has swooped in to put a stop to it for now. i think forcing me to continue the pregnancy, the pain and suffering, going through the risks of continuing the pregnancy, the risk of childbirth, again, especially given how by last two went, i think it s cruel. it is cruel. the new actions stemming from the efforts of one, manteca s attorney general, ken paxton. in a moment i will get reaction to all of this. with the lawyer representing kate cox. also ruling that donald trump can be gagged in his election interference case. not everybody connected to the case will be protected. this is concerning as it who trump might surround himself with if he gets back to the white house. one ally ready to go. i will support the president. i will support president trump. would you serve in a trump cab
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let s speak to vic rayner, executive of the national care forum. grim, difficult and relentless is how it is being described. what does this mean for care workers and the people looking after them? it is mean for care workers and the people looking after them? looking after them? it is usually challenging- looking after them? it is usually challenging. this looking after them? it is usually challenging. this survey - looking after them? it is usually challenging. this survey shows. looking after them? it is usually i challenging. this survey shows the vacancy levels, the roles that people cannot currently fill, standing at around 18% and on top of that an additional 14% of absences from covid, so this is enormous pressure on the people still able to deliver care, so we have got staff delivering an enormous amount of additional overtime, and extra working shifts, but we have staff who don t normally deliver front line care, being trained up and supporting them to be able to do that