with russian president vladimir putin in just two days. question, what s at stake? plus, benjamin netanyahu out. his former aide neftali bennett in, as the israeli parliament approves a new government. the question is what s it mean for peace in the region? and new reporting on the heavy-handed tactics used by the trump department and the question did the trump doj really spy on the white house council at the time. it s way too early for this. good morning. welcome to way too early. i m kasie hunt. the president is preparing for a high stakes meeting with russian president vladimir putin set for wednesday. it comes in a tense time with disputes over hacking and human rights and like the ousting of alexei navalny. the u.s. sanctioned russia in april over alleged interference of the hacking of the solarwinds software company. but attacks are still coming from russian soil like the recent hack that crippled the u.s. fuel supply. nbc asked the president why he believes
thank you for your time, chief. i know you just are getting plugged in here oh, can you hear me okay? craig melvin. yes, are you talking to me, craig, i can hear you. yes, and we re live on msnbc right now. let me start with what do you make of what we re seeing unfold so far and the facts as we know them at this hour? just after noon? obviously another tragic match shooting that we re experiencing here. it is become an epidemic this country. it s very sad to see. i know there are multiple casualties. details will variety as they come out. the fact that there is a lot of buses there, they re moeing the unaffected victims out to a reunification point, these are always very dynamic very scary, and there could be potential traps in the bidding depending on what the shooter had in mind. that could be a concern, trying to extracated everyone safely. i m not sure if the suspect is in custody yet or what happened, but it looks like a significant police presence. you re rig
out there and we have said multiple times to making sure that he s talking directly to the american people about how we are delivering on our promises, delivering on how we re really taking inflation seriously. this past weekend, he did it hit the road with this message. watch. our economy is strong as hell. inflation is worldwide. worse off everywhere else than it is in the united states. let s bring in stephen moore, former senior economic adviser to president trump and robert wolf, former economic adviser to president obama, founder and ceo of 32 advisers and a fox news contributor. we had five minutes but we had to do the title so now we have 3 1/2. thanks for coming on. steve, to you first. you and e.j. wrote this in the new york post. average american is losing 34 k and everything else on biden s work. the average 401(k) hit over 35,000 at the start of the year. the assets have shrunk. the average plan down about $34,000. 24% in less than one year. in you put in
by failing to value their sleep. oh, i can t do it, too fast. clock ticks across the developed world, children are sleeping less than previous generations. ..as long as you guys have been alive. students in english schools are the most sleep deprived in europe. how many of you heard the phrase, sleep on it? clock ticks you ve heard that? what s it if you go to school and you haven t had a good night s sleep? how do you feel? tiring. can t be bothered walking to school. you can t even be bothered walking to school? no. do you find it difficult to wake up in the morning? all: yeah. i try and fall asleep in lessons, but i always get caught. does anyone actually fall asleep in lessons? does that ever happen? i ve seen someone do it in my french class before. ifell asleep in english, because we read a book and i was reading a book and i was like that and then just. . .i fell asleep. you were nodding off? yeah. a growing body of research shows that poor sleep jeopardises our chil
how many of you heard the phrase, sleep on it? clock ticks. you ve heard that? what s it if you go to school and you haven t had a good night s sleep? how do you feel? tiring. can t be bothered walking to school. you can t even be bothered walking to school? no. do you find it difficult to wake up in the morning? all: yeah. i try and fall asleep in lessons, but i always get caught. does anyone actually fall asleep in lessons? does that ever happen? i ve seen someone do it in my french class before. ifell asleep in english, because we read a book and i was reading a book and i was like that and then just. . .i fell asleep. you were nodding off? yeah. a growing body of research shows that poor sleep jeopardises our children s school performance and their long term health. we desperately need to get children s sleep onto the public health agenda. we ve done it with nutrition. people now are starting to understand the perils of sugar, the dangers of childhood obesity, they now