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selling the speech, public confirmation of private plans, and new help now on the ground. up first, president biden taking his state of the union to the union, pointing to the economy, saying his plans are working, but what about those calls for bipartisanship with republicans ramping up their investigations on capitol hill? we'll take you there live. also this hour, a new global response in the headlines over that chinese spy balloon. the secretary of state this afternoon appearing alongside the head of nato revealing the u.s. was not beijing's only target as the u.s. gets ready t...

delayed for hours and airlines are scrambling to get things back on track but that could take awhile. >> i have school tomorrow, so i have to change my flight to tomorrow morning and i have classes in the morning. >> we've had a lot of airport issues this season. >> we have, yeah. >> over new year's we had issues as well. it hasn't been fun. just delays and a lot of canceled flights. >> it's just the latest disruption to travel after the difficult holiday season that affected millions of travelers. we're going to get an update from one of the nation's busiest airports. plus, what w...

good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc head quarters in new york city. if you're watching this from an airplane gate, you already know the headline. more than 8500 flights delayed or cancelled after a key system went down. >> your flight was supposed to leave at 9:30 this morning? >> yeah. >> what time are you going to get to leave? >> 5:00 p.m. >> wow. so what are you going to do? >> just wait. >> how much more do passengers have to take before something is done to fix the airline system? plus house republicans are staing the first battles of what looks to be an all out politic...

House Republicans will hear from another FBI whistleblower this week as lawmakers on a key subcommittee begin their investigation into the “weaponization” of the federal government.

Members of the House subcommittee on the "weaponization" of the government held their first hearing Thursday and heard from witnesses about a dizzying array of alleged abuses that could fall under the panel’s jurisdiction.