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5 Jul 2021 On Monday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Hallie Jackson Reports,” Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) argued the U.S. needs “to move more swiftly,” in the cyber realm and that President Joe Biden “is waiting for the appropriate moment” to respond to recent cyberattacks that she believes were carried out with the blessing of Vladimir Putin. Speier said, “I actually am pretty certain in my own mind that nothing happens in Russia without the blessings of Vladimir Putin. So, REvil is a maiden or an agent of Vladimir Putin as far as I’m concerned. So, do we act? Absolutely. I think t...

22 Jun 2021 On Tuesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Hallie Jackson Reports,” Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) stated that her viewpoints on the filibuster have changed because there is now “a perversion of the rules” and that the founders supported majority rule and people “will lose faith in their government” if we don’t have majority rule. Stabenow said, “My calculus has changed. I came to the Senate 20 years ago. I had a different view at that time, similar to our senator from Arizona, and the world has completely flipped upside down. We now have a perversion of the rules. We hav...

NBC's Hallie Jackson dines on cicada scampi David K. Li Bug bon appétit. Scientists, nutritionists and food adventurers have long advocated for humans to consider insects as a sustainable food source, prompting NBC News' Hallie Jackson to dine on a rare treat: The 17-year cicada. Jackson noshed on cicada scampi at Thip Khao Restaurant in Washington, D.C., in footage aired Wednesday on "Hallie Jackson Reports." "Actually it's pretty good," Jackson told viewers. "I sent a box of chocolate-covered cicadas to some family members." Thip Khao chef Seng Luangrat said she is happy to...

The director of Facebook’s independent Oversight Board on Wednesday knocked the platform over what he called a lack of transparency in its decision to suspend former President Trump.

The Facebook Oversight Board upheld the suspension on former President Trump ADVERTISEMENT Meanwhile, the Biden administration rescinded a Trump-era gig-worker rule, and Twitter is giving users a chance to rethink rude replies.  TRUMP’S STILL BANNED — FOR NOW: Facebook's ban on former President Trump’s account will continue following a decision issued by its independent Oversight Board on Wednesday. "The Board found that, in maintaining an unfounded narrative of electoral fraud and persistent calls to action, Mr. Trump created an environment where a serious risk of violence was possibl...