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wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design. cause one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. explore floor & decor in person or online. new tonight, an about-face on the guidance doctors have given for years on taking low-dose aspirin for those at risk of a first heart attack or stroke our dr. john torres is here now john, these are new recommendations. what does everyone need to know >> lester, this comes from the u.s. preventive services task force which today issued a draft recommendation changing previous guidance that called for a daily low dose of aspirin for those 50 and older who are at a high risk of heart disease or stroke these new recommendations now say adults in their 40s and 50s should only take daily aspirin if their doctors recommend it but the biggest change, adults 60 and older should not take daily aspirin if they haven't had a prior heart attack or stroke the task force says the potential side effects, mainly bleeding, outweigh the benefits for them. lester
and that is where we start with our favorite reporters and friends. david jolly is here, national chairman of the serve america movement. also joining us our friend, msnbc national affairs analyst, the host and executive producer of the emmy-nominated "the circus" on showtime, host of the hell and high water podcast, and dr. patel is here, an msnbc medical contributor. doctor, let me start with you. do these regulations help us beat covid? help us get back to something more like normal and help, you know, end what we're seeing in a lot of southern states where vaccination rates are still low? >> they do, nicolle, and maybe not for some of the obvious reasons the republicans want to you prey to, that this is an authoritarian takeover, that it will take rules and regulations and, unfortunately, some time to enforce, but probably the most important thing, and you saw it
i was watching twitter, it's not a vaccine mandate. it will be to either get vaccinated or submit to testing. any person in a responsible school has that regulation, what planet are they on? >> nicolle, you are right this is a work place testing mandate, not a vaccine mandate. but in republican parlance, believe me, this will be a vaccine mandate from today through november of 2022. and the triggering -- look, some of this is reflective partisanship, who we are as a culture, as a nation, as a political constituency. if biden is for it, republicans have to be against it. part of it is anger. this is smartly written to suggest the federal jurisdiction over work place safety could be used to go to the area of either testing or vaccines. but the third is also this,
knowing exactly what was coming. >> we've talked a lot about joe biden and president joe biden, as we head into the anniversary of 9/11 tomorrow, everything the country was asked to do after that horrific day, and some of them you might in this current political moment, i'm not throwing away my $9 bottle of fiji water, john heilemann, do you think -- and i pray to god nothing along these lines happens ever, ever again, but you talk to national security officials and they're equally worried about threats from abroad and domestic violence threats here. do you think we're still a country that could erect an agency that would tell us to submit to searches and take off our shoes and throw away our water? >> no. >> i don't either. >> we are not. the country has changed in a pretty profound way since 2001, nicolle. we've seen it, the divisions,
these were the president's people. >> we'll leave it there. betsy woodruff swann, scott macfarlane, thank you for your reporting. frank figliuzzi, thank you for helping us make sense of it. when we return democrats in the senate inch closer to a compromise on a bill to protect the right to vote. are they any closer to doing away with what president joe biden has now called a relic of jim crow, the filibuster, which is standing in the way of meaningful voting rights protections? our friend the reverend al sharpton weighs in next. plus, 20 years after the attack of 9/11, we will look back at the events of that day who covered it as it was happening. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. into your mu? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness, well done. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross.
this reporting raises far more questions than answers. questions, for example, why would the district of columbia region intelligence coordination center convene this call, hundreds of people on it, send out an e-mail if they did not have intelligence, at betsy said, that clearly indicated concern, right? they attached protocols for a mass casualty event to their communication. they set up the hashtag within the fbi's e-guardian system which is accessible to various intelligence centers around the country just in case to track, monitor. so it is there. we need to understand why all the signals were flashing red yet the capitol police and other agencies did not respond accordingly and why is it that senior fbi officials at least initially said there was no intelligence indicating that people would act out, that maybe
civil unrest on january 6th. of course, the obvious question in response to all of this is where the heck were the u.s. capitol police officers, and i asked my source about this. of course, looked at the e-mail about it as well. what i have learned is that those d.c. law enforcement officials communicated to u.s. capitol police that they were deeply concerned about the intelligence that they were gathering from all around the country regarding what would happen on january 6th, but for reasons we still don't know -- and this is something i'm sure that the january 6th select committee will look at -- senior leadership at u.s. capitol police did not decide to amp up the level of security around that building, and the rest is just horrific history. >> so, betsy, you have an e-mail from law enforcement to the capitol police with all of this specific information about what was going to happen on january 6th? >> i have an e-mail from law enforcement to other state and local law enforcement official it around the country.