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After a white house investigation found that he had mistreated employees. remember that biden had pledged early on that anyone in his administration who was caught mistreating colleagues would be fired on the spot. today, politico.com wrote the news that the results of the two month investigation had found quote, credible evidence that the lander had violated the white house's workplace policy. tonight the white house released a statement saying the president accepted his resignation quote, with gratitude for his work at ostp on the pandemic, the cancer moon shot, climate change and other key ...

So, hopefully there is still time to talk putin out of it, whether it comes from the negotiating process by the europeans and the united states or from internally in russia. >> got about 30 seconds left, colonel. emmanuel macron, helping or hurting in his five-hour discussion with putin today? >> well, john, he's trying to help. but of course there's always the risk that he's going to increase the fissures that putin could exploit. so far it's that he's helping, but there's a great danger that it could hurt nato's interest at this point. >> thank you both very much for being with us tonight. >...

Administration. eric lander, the head of the office of science and technology policy, who had a seat in president biden's cabinet has resigned after a white house investigation found that he had mistreated employees. remember, that biden had pledged early on that anyone in his administration who was caught mistreating colleagues would be fired on the spot. today, "politico".com broke the news that the results of the two-month investigation it found quote credible evidence that lander had violated the white house's workplace policy. tonight the white house released a statement saying that the p...

Trial, i don't believe i had a right to. i didn't even have a right to be in the same room with you. i am so sorry that i hurt you so badly. >> joining me now is my panel, jess morales rocketto, director of moon shot strategies, katie phang, host of a new shot show right here on msnbc. we'll talk about that later in the hour, katie. so excited, it starts on april 9th and christina greer, professor at fordham university and author of "black ethics," katie, i want to kick this off with you. from a legal perspective, do you think the sentencing was fair? >> it's a tough question, tiffany, because...

Today, February 5th at 0700 GMT, a chunky, cherry-red ice breaker nosed its way out of Cape Town’s famous Table Bay, and shaped a course for Antarctica, 3000 nautical miles to the South West.