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good morning! and welcome to "way too early," the show that wants to hear more about this four-day workweek idea. we're going to tell you about that little bit later on in the show. i am kasie hunt on this tuesday, march 16th. we'll start with the news. europe's fight against coronavirus just hit another snag as more countries hit pause on the astrazeneca vaccine due to concerns about side effects. germany, france, italy and spain have halted use of the vaccine after reports of blood clots in some people who had recently received shots. denmark and norway halted the shots last week. astrazeneca says a review of 17 million people found no increased risk of blood clots and the world health organization is urging countries to continue using it. this comes as europe faces a third wave of coronavirus amid a slow vaccine rollout. the shot, which was developed with oxford university, has not yet been approved for use in the united states. the fda is still reviewing data to determine if the shot is safe and effective for use here. and president biden kicked off his campaign to promote the benefits of the covid relief package with an event at the white house yesterday. >> help is here and hope is here, in real and tangible ways. we're just days away from 100 million shots in the arms of millions of americans, 100 million checks going into the pockets and/or direct deposits, going into the pockets of americans, on the way to a million more -- millions of more americans. that's real progress. we have a lot more to do. we have to prove to the american people that their government can deliver for them and do it without waste or fraud. >> the president travels to delaware county, pennsylvania, today, delco, the first stop of the administration's nationwide tour to promote the plan. and after majority leader chuck schumer praised president biden's handling of the recovery from the pandemic, minority leader mitch mcconnell took to the senate floor yesterday and gave this decidedly different review. >> the president announced another supposedly audacious goal on thursday, that all adults in all 50 states should be eligible to schedule vaccinations by may 1st. here's the problem. dr. fauci said a month ago we'd be there by april. that was dr. fauci's prediction last month. so, the president's announcement of may 1st wasn't ambitious, good news. it was actually a walkback. president biden also made news with a big proclamation that maybe, maybe, if citizens behave themselves, we'll be able to have small outdoor gatherings by july 4th. this was bizarre and problematic on several levels. number one, let's be clear, the federal government does not instruct free citizens how they may gather in small groups with their own families. number two, this strange proclamation was out of step with science. current cdc guidelines say it is already safe right now, right now, for fully vaccinated people to meet in small groups, not just outdoors, but indoors, and they can be joined by an unvaccinated household if they're low risk. that's the cdc's advice, talking not about july 4th, but right now. right now. so, the president went on national tv to move the goal post way beyond what his own cdc is saying. that brings me to point three. the president's proclamation was far out of step with what's already happening across the country. it was advice for an alternate universe. the president and his advisers may need to get out more. >> joining us now, nbc white house correspondent mike memoli. mike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> you and i have both watched a lot of mitch mcconnell over the years. he was trying to attack president biden there. i couldn't help but thinking his heart really just wasn't in it, because things seem to be going relatively well. >> reporter: well, kasie, i think this really shows the divide in the republican party about how to deal with president biden. attacks on this new president, just like in the campaign, were difficult for republicans to really find a strategy that would stick to him. and that's why, as you see president biden going on this don't call it a victory lap tour of benefits of the recovery plan that they just passed, you look at what the leader of the senate is doing, which is to try to go attack at the heart of why the president is still enjoying a little bit of a honeymoon -- the broad perception in the public that he's done a good job of handling this pandemic. and then you look at the leader of republicans in the house and you see a very different strategy, which is to look at a completely different topic to try to raise the specter of immigration as a midterm issue especially, something that does unite republicans at a time when they are looking for things that unite their party. but for the president, and as he embarks on this tour and you look at what the first lady was doing yesterday, focused on school reopening, the vice president yesterday focused on vaccines, this tour does two things -- one, talk about lessons learned from 2009. the white house knows that they need to continue to impress upon the public what's in this plan, to continue to talk about it ahead of what they know eventually will be more targeted republican attacks. but two, kasie it buys them time. they need to figure out what their next legislative priority is going to be. is it a huge infrastructure package, a smaller thing in the hopes of getting bipartisanship? that is what they're deciding in the building behind me as the weeks come ahead. >> as we speak. or maybe they haven't gotten up yet. we can imagine. mike, on the school question, that does seem to be one place where they are actually struggling. they made promises to reopen schools. and i know there are a lot of frustrated parents out there. what is the plan to try and actually deliver on that promise? >> reporter: well, it was interesting to see the first lady and what she did yesterday, and she's going to do another event later this week. of course, dr. biden, herself, a teacher, which is to address the issue of teachers, themselves. this white house, obviously, is closely aligned politically with teachers' unions, and that's been one of the other sources of attacks from republicans, that this white house is very well aware of and concerned about, because their allies are some of those resisting efforts to put teachers and students back in the classrooms quickly. what they've tried to impress upon the public is that this rescue package was necessary to deal with this. now there will be resources and money for schools, to give them things that are required, to have social distancing, to have more teachers in the classroom. but very clearly, we're also going to see next week a summit hosted by the new education secretary to talk about ways in which this can happen. but clearly, the white house knows there's more work to be done. >> all right, nbc's mike memoli, thank you, as always, for getting up early with us. >> reporter: you got it. >> really nice to kick the show off with you. and on the topic of schools, a new study suggests that a shorter social distance for masked students might be enough to stop spread in schools. the study, which was published last week in the journal "clinical infectious diseases" suggests that public schools may be able to reopen safely with three feet of social distancing in the classroom, instead of six. for the shorter distance to work, students would need to wear masks as well as take other safety measures. the cdc has yet to issue new guidance for schools, but dr. anthony fauci said the agency's studying all data before making new recommendations, and we are going to hear more from dr. fauci when he joins "morning joe" coming up later on this morning. also this morning, the director of the cdc is warning that the united states could experience another spike in covid cases as states ease restrictions and more people begin traveling for spring break. >> with the coming warmer weather, i know it's tempting to want to relax and to let our guard down, particularly after a hard winter that, sadly, saw the highest level of cases and deaths during the pandemic so far. i'm pleading with you for the sake of our nation's health. these should be warning signs for all of us. cases climbed last spring. they climbed again in the summer. they will climb now if we stop taking precautions when we continue to get more and more people vaccinated. all right, still ahead here, new charges stemming from the assault of a police officer who died after the january 6th capitol riot. plus, a group of republican lawmakers travel to the southern border and blame president biden for a surge in unaccompanied migrant children. we'll show you how democrats are responding to that. those stories and a check on your weather when we come right back. when we come right back tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could 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title, this year's tournament is wide open after five different teams were ranked at number one in the ap poll this season. that includes uconn, which finishes the regular season as the poll's top team for the 16th time. but the lady huskies will play without coach geno auriemma for at least the first two rounds of the tournament, as he isolates for ten days following a positive coronavirus test taken on sunday. the team's head physicians had contact tracing protocols indicated he did not have close contact with any other team members since friday. according to the school, all other tier one members of the team and staff tested negative for the virus in the last two days. auriemma can rejoin the team as early as march 24th. meanwhile, six referees have been ruled out of the men's tournament because of positive coronavirus tests. an ncaa official tells "usa today" that one official tested positive yesterday and five other officials interacted with the person the day before were identified as exposure risks due to prolonged close contact. four replacement officials have previously been approved and meet the pretournament testing protocols. two of those officials will not be replaced. this news comes a day after the men's bracket was revealed and three days after virginia and kansas had to pull out of their respective conference tournaments because of health protocols. both teams made the field and must return negative tests on seven straight days in order to participate. teams must have five players test negative to remain eligible. and finally, there is no better way to heal division in our nation's capital than the return of america's pastime. the d.c. government has approved the attendance of 5,000 spectators at washington nationals home games when the regular season begins next month. the figure represents about 12% capacity for nats park, which holds more than 41,000 people. the nats will host the mets in the first of a three-game series on opening day, which is followed by another three games in washington against the braves. the team said it's going to start talks with city officials this week about increasing the number of fans permitted to attend games starting with the series that begins april 15th against the visiting diamondbacks. i cannot wait! cannot wait to go to a baseball game. all right, time now for weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on your forecast. bill, do we have any baseball weather anywhere today? probably not yet. we haven't quite gotten to opening day. >> we're getting there. but eventually. maybe in the south a little bit it will be okay where they're doing all the spring training still. so, kasie, we're transitioning from winter with our big, last huge storm that nailed wyoming and colorado with feet of snow. and now we have a new storm coming through california. this is going to be more like a middle of the spring type of storm. this one's going to have a lot of severe weather with it. we're going to be talking tornadoes over the next couple days. so, for severe weather, you need a couple of ingredients. you have to get the warm, humid air coming off the gulf of mexico. that's already happening. and then, once the storms form, in order to get, you know, severe weather, you have to get winds kind of colliding. and that gives you the lifting mechanism. then to get tornadoes, you need that lifting air to start spinning. and we're going to get what we call wind shear with those storms, too, significant wind shear, especially on wednesday. so, me's how it sets up. during the daylight hours today, no problems. but this evening, severe weather will formulate today and then through the overnight hours. watch out in oklahoma for showers, maybe dallas to austin to san antonio, some wind damage and hail. then tomorrow's the big day. that looks like the best chance of a severe weather outbreak and possibly even tornado outbreak. heads-up for our friends from little rock to memphis, all of northern mississippi, including tupelo, then from huntsville to montgomery. and then finally, this severe weather threat will last all the way into thursday as these storms will plague us throughout areas of the southeast. so, kasie, you know, we're jumping right from our big winter storm over the weekend to what we expect to be a significant severe weather outbreak. and you've probably heard of tornado alley? there's a new term for this area, alabama and mississippi. they call it dixie alley. there's a trend with climate change to increasing tornadoes in that area. >> all right, well, fingers crossed for all the folks living in the potential path of that. bill karins, thank you very much. we will see you tomorrow. and still ahead here, amid accusations of racism, republican senator ron johnson is, get this, defending comments that he made last week about black lives matter protesters. we'll be back in just a moment. we'll be back in just a moment did you know that 70% 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is there a plan to get everyone vaccinated so that the house can actually go back to conducting business? >> you know, kasie, that's a good question. i mean, i think it's a mix here, right? i think there are some members of congress who have suggested they're not going to get vaccines until they're widely available to their constituents, which is a fine position to have. but we're at the point, kasie, as we all know, that most americans are going to be able to get this vaccine in the next, you know, couple weeks, five, six, seven weeks. so, if congress is going to get back to business, get back to normal, get back to a place where they can be voting together instead of over a two or three-hour period, people need to get vaccinated as soon as possible. and i just think that, you know, it's not very difficult for members to get vaccinated. they could get a shot in their workplace. there's a lot of americans who would be very jealous at that kind of setup. >> yeah, no, for sure. and you know, the reality is that we are, i think as you point out, getting to the point where the most important thing is shots in arms. and of course, they play a role in that. all right, jake, so, let's talk for a second about what's up next here, because we're calling it infrastructure, right, this bill that, in theory, the white house wants to do it on a bipartisan basis. there's a lot of behind-the-scenes acknowledgement that they're probably going to have to use the same process they just did to get a big package through. but the word infrastructure is doing a heck of a lot of work, because it is going to be climate change, it is going to be roads and bridges. it could be a wide variety of other goals and opportunities for people to throw stuff in there. what are you hearing about how this is going to take shape and what the potential conflicts are? and do you think that there is a good-faith effort to try to get republicans on board to do this in a different way? >> a lot to unpack there, kasie. yes, i do think that they're going to try to get republicans on board. i think it's difficult. as josh's report points out quite clearly, there's going to be a ton of pressure to get green priorities into this legislation, and i think that's going to make a lot of republicans skittish and a lot of republicans are already saying it should be narrowly tailored into infrastructure, highways, bridges, roads, airports and trains. i just think that this is going to be a catch-all bill, kasie. and we heard yesterday ben cardin on a hot mic at an event with pete buttigieg, transportation secretary. he said that it's going to be one party only. it's going to be on a reconciliation package. and just the administration should be ready for that possibility, ready for that reality. so, i think -- listen, i'm looking at july 4th as a probable timeline, a probable deadline for this infrastructure package. but there's just going to be a lot of haggling between now and then. and there are people that are even skeptical that this will get done at all. and you and i, kasie, have lived through many iterations, not only in the trump administration, but also in the obama administration. infrastructure is bipartisan in the sense that both parties recognize that infrastructure is needed and needs to be updated. it's not bipartisan in the solutions that are proposed or the ways to pay for it or the contours of the bill like this. >> yeah, no, for sure. real quick, jake, what do you got coming up in "punch bowl a.m." today, anything good? >> yeah, we have a big talk about immigration. my colleague, john bresnahan, our co-founder, makes the case that immigration policy, immigration politics have gotten decidedly worse in the biden administration, in the biden years, and that's the top item. number two, we have some update on nancy pelosi's quest to get a 9/11-style commission to investigate the january 6th riot at the capitol is the best word to say it. it's not going anywhere. it hasn't gone anywhere. and it's really stalled, frankly, in something that shouldn't be surprising to anybody, but is still shocking, given the horrible events of that day. >> yeah, it's quite a statement on the state of things. and of course, you've always got something good in "punch bowl a.m." we'll be reading it in minutes. >> that's true. thank you. >> punch bowl news' jake sherman. thank you. coming up, we'll look at this year's oscars nominations. plus, the totally different approach to the workweek for one european country. 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[ applause ] >> you know a black woman hasn't won in that category since 1986? >> haddish joins whoopi goldberg as the second black woman to ever win the award and the fourth woman to do so as a solo act. congratulations. and now this. spain is set to become one of the first countries to experiment with a 32-hour workweek. for years, advocates for a four-day workweek have argued that a compressed week leads to higher productivity and a better work-life balance, a perspective that has gained traction amid the pandemic. while the details have yet to be completely worked out, spain will attempt the shorter workweek with companies. the government will make up the difference to lessen employer risk. the experiment is expected to cost up to $340i68on with enough money for up to 200 companies to participate. it's expected to last three years and could start as early as fall. interesting. all right, still ahead here, the latest on the situation at the southern border. republicans are criticizing president biden over a surge of migrants, but did the crisis actually begin during the previous administration? don't go anywhere. 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>> kasie, you nailed it. this is not the first administration, and there was an influx of children at the border even under obama. that's when we saw the first surge. one of the first things the obama administration ended up doing is they allowed what is called a policy of the northern triangle. they allowed minors wanting to make the treacherous journey through central america to present themselves at their local embassy to ask for asylum. and that way, they didn't have to make that journey. one of the first things that the trump administration did, kasie, was actually strike down that policy. and so, that was why we started seeing more of an influx of children making that dangerous journey. and now, the biden administration is going back to the root cause, opening up those embassies, saying, please, don't try to cross the border. go present yourself at your country of origin and let's start processing you there. that's part of it. the other part is that, sadly, the covid epidemic has exacerbated a lot of the detention facilities holdings, so they are now spilling over. and the administration is trying to do as much as it can, but from what is described internally is that the whole homeland security department, this whole area of processing children basically was gutted under miller, under the trump administration. and so, they're trying to patch everything together as quickly as possible. let's keep in mind that the president has been at the helm of this administration for less than 60 days and this border crisis was exacerbated for over four years under president trump. >> do you have any concerns about the different tone coming from the biden administration? i mean, do you think that they should be more strongly discouraging people from coming? what role does -- you know, they haven't said -- they've said that the borders are closed, but they've certainly taken a different tone than what we've seen in the past. >> well, and i think that's one of the reasons that the challenges that we're hearing from even people on the ground that with the change of administration, there was a whisper campaign saying now it's safe to go back to the united states. and the biden administration has very clearly stated and told those countries of origin not to send people, that the system is backlogged. and one of the things that we would encourage them to do is have more of those conversations in the countries of origin and have a propaganda campaign that's much stronger, because there is a discord of what people are hearing and the reaction to it. but at the same time, the reason people are principally coming, sadly, is because major crisis that they have in their home countries. whether it's increasing gang violence, but in places like guatemala, it's climate change. most of them are farmers. they simply cannot grow their food. so they are coming for survival. most of these individuals are political and economic refugees. so the biden administration is recognizing that. but one of the things that would be great to see is while he was running for office, he talked about creating a marshal plan of sorts for latin america. now would be a good time to start making those announcements. >> while i have you, you have a new op-ed about disinformation and vaccinations. i know this is something that has particularly come up in latino communities. how do we fight this and create trust in the vaccines, especially in vulnerable communities of color? >> it has been a huge problem. it was so close that it hit my home, my mother. my mother is in the health care industry, kasie, and she was reticent of receiving a vaccine. and it took me weeks for her to finally admit, she was receiving these random whatsapp and inbox messages from someone at the gym. and one of the reasons they are targeting the latino community and the african-american community, and sadly non-native english speakers is that we're finding the root cause is to make these individual groups distrust government. and the moment you start distrusting government, you stop participating. and it's one of the major reasons when we're looking at the autopsy of what happened in florida in 2020, was a concerted effort of spinning conspiracy theories that targeted donna shalala and other congresspeople, making them not only distrust government, but fundamentally encouraging not to participate in our democratic system, not to vote. this is one of a larger picture. we're still learning about how and why. but just a couple of weeks ago, for example, "the wall street journal" discovered that a lot of this disinformation propaganda was stemming from russia. >> all right. maria teresa kumar, thank you very much for being up early with us, really appreciate your perspective. and earlier on in the show here, we asked all of you, why are you awake? >> shannon writes, i'm up way too early to try to force my body to recognize daylight savings time. ryan tweeted, woke up this morning to work on a paper for my course on congress and thought your show would get me in the right head space. wish me luck. good luck, ryan! i hope so. and karen shared this photo saying, this little cutie woke me up at 4:00 a.m. barking at who knows what. i have been there with our dog, radar. thanks for watching, guys. coming up next, nbc's matt bradley joins us with his reporting as europe faces a third wave of coronavirus infections. and coming up on "morning joe," anthony fauci will join the conversation and we'll hear from mikie sherrill about what's next on democrats' agenda after a big win on coronavirus relief. don't go anywhere. 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