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that is heading to hospitals in the hardist hit areas. while its a critical first step, it also means thousands of parents have to wait a few more days for relief. >> because of the actions were taking right now were going to see more formula coming off factory lines. >> when? >> and more formula in stores starting as early as this week. >> lets go straight to mj lee in tokyo covering the presidents visit. have they given any indication how many more of these shipments we might see in ...

Ive mocked this attitude as the only way we can stop trump is for none of us to do anything to stop trump. but -- >> and david froze again. but he completed a thought there. so thats good. let me go back to you. we will try to get david unfrozen again. this happens in the age of zoom interviews. molly, david was talking about republicans being able to quit trump and letting go of trump. it so happens we have gotten new sound from republicans who are letting loose on trump. this came in earlier t...

George, turn your mic on real quick, if you can. all right. lets let george sort that out. were going to take a quick break. were still in the era of zoom interviews. well be right back. >> is that there? >> hes here. there he is. i almost went to a break. youre right there, george. good to go. >> i apologize for that. >> ive done it myself. >> whats at stake is our democracy. and i think its very disturbing. georgia is great but what happened in pennsylvania was very disturbing where you have a...

Goal, including, by the way, if i may say, his going nuclear in 2013, i believe, which many republicans now rejoice that he did, saying hes responsible for those three supreme court justices under the trump administration. when i interviewed him for the book, and i have 24 zooms on this computer with harry reid, which is more than he talked in almost his 35 years of service, he has no regrets, and i mean no regrets for doing that. but itll be one of the things hes remembered for and not so favor...

It done. >> you were just saying, faiz, you talked about how the majority leader changed senate rules. and right now you have a lot of republicans who when democrats complain about changing the filibuster and what could happen, they always go back to what then majority leader harry reid did by ending the filibuster for executive appointments and judicial appointments other than -- other than supreme court nominees. and republicans say look, you guys did it first. harry reid did it first, and tha...

Brought up the affordable care act a lot. i had written before that it should probably be called reid care, not obamacare, and i think the former president would probably acknowledge that it never would have happened except for the legislative -- and i dont think its an exaggeration -- genius of harry reid. whatever else you thought of him, he was able to essentially legally bribe a couple of his colleagues to come across at the last moment to get that done. he basically told the presidents team...

>> i have to tell you, chris, up until very, very recently, and i mean just the last month or so, maybe, harry reid was as plugged in as he was when he was a just senator, or as much as he could be. indeed, during the couple dozen zoom interviews i did with him for the book, senators and former senators called harry reid and he would let me listen in to the conversations. i, of course, asked him about that frustration, but one thing he never did was speak ill of his former colleagues and how the...

>> and, listen, two things. one, make sure you back up the hard drive on that computer because we are going to want to see every minute of those 24 zoom interviews you did with him because there is a lot of insight in those interviews, im sure. but im curious to get your thoughts on this, jon. when you look back at whether the way he changed or impacted the filibuster, his ability to pass the affordable healthcare, the obamacare bill, whether or not his views are, doing away with the filibuster ...

>> of course. and doing a series of interviews, 24 in all, zoom interviews with the senator which faiz would find hard to believe he actually sat for, we talked a lot about that, and how thats an essential part of his legacy. he has no regrets. he says he had to do it to save obamas presidency because of what the republicans were doing to obstruct the presidents confirmation of judges and other legislative things. and so he has absolutely no regrets. he was really angry during some of these inte...

Party for many, many years. >> and listen. two things. one, make sure you back up the harddrive on that computer because we are going to want to see every minute of those 24 zoom interviews you did with him because there is a lot of insight in those interview, im sure. but i am curious to get your thoughts, john, on this. when you look back at whether -- the way he changed or impacted the filibuster, his ability to pass the obama care bill. whether or not his views og doon away with the filibust...