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Beyond those who have been so outspoken to push back on that. Will we see other senators come out today and take a flake or corkerlike position on that . Well find out. But right now i doubt it. A standing ovation. I want to bring my panel in. Robert costa, National Political reporter for the Washington Post and bret stephens, an oped columnist for the New York Times and megan murphy, the editor of Bloomberg Business week. Brett, i want to start with you. One trump critic said the ice is beginning to crack. What were seeing with bob corker, with jeff flake, youre going to see more republicans ...

Including at the top of the hour. You mentioned his meeting with the leader of venezuela, this is one of several one on ones that the president has today. Msnbc happens to be able to be in the room, interacting with the president. One of our teams producers is there. Ill be in the room for the meeting with the president and the leader of ukraine in just a bit. It is now 10 00 and were going to get to breaking news. As this moment is Trump Administration is releasing what the president describes as the transcript of that phone call that launched the democrats impeachment investigation. What we ...

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The question is is there any one thing this white house can point to now that they can say is successful and does the spin routine of theirs, doesn't hold water with the american people? >> the american people can see through the spin because they got to hear president biden in his own voice. that two our press conference showed president biden does not have the command of his white house, his facts, or his faculties. he clearly stated that he did not have an objection to a minor incursion into ukraine and his entire government spent two days try to rephrase, walk it back, clarify, rescind, wh...

Pfizer has been developing a booster treatment as a way to strengthen antibodies which fade over time and guard against new, highly contagious versions of covid. we can now speak to dr john swartzberg, professor emeritus of the school of public health and an expert on vaccines and infectious diseases at the university of california berkeley. thank you for being with us. i guess the logical presumption is if one vaccine gives you a certain amount of protection, the second dose gives you a bit more? surely a third dose gives you a bit more?— you a bit more? right, if a little bit — you a bit...