When people see me on TV, they think, oh, this can't be good.

And their children think, wow, that elf on the shelf got old.

Hang, man.

As you probably heard, there is an Amicron wave sweeping the globe.

Some experts feared the Amicron variant would be vaccine resistance, kind of like, I don't know, 40% of Americans.

Good morning and welcome to Morning, Joe.

It is Monday, December 13.

In a moment, we have new reporting on the document that outlined exactly how former President Trump and his allies were to go about overturning the 2020 election. It ended up in the

inbox of Trump's former chief of staff, Mark Meadows. His lawyer says he did nothing with it, but

did he meet with someone who did? That is just ahead. But first, the search for survivors

continues after a series of devastating tornado spanning

six states. Close to 50 people are confirmed dead, a number that is expected to rise after the

storms touched down in Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Missouri,

late Friday and early Saturday morning. In Edwardsville, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Missouri, late Friday and early Saturday morning.

In Edwardsville, Illinois, at least six people were killed when an Amazon warehouse was hit.

A spokeswoman for the company says the tornado formed in the parking lot and a similar tragedy in Kentucky.

The state with the most widespread damage, where at least

eight people were killed while working in a candle factory.

To the people of America, there is no lens big enough to show you the extent of the damage

here in Graves County or in Kentucky. Nothing that was standing in the

direct line of this tornado is still standing. Joining us now from Bullying Green, Kentucky, NBC News

reporter, Dasha Burns. Dasha, what can you tell us? Hey, Mika, good morning.

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