>> poppy, this biden administration has been there for 56 days. they need some time to figure out how to move forward to deal with some of these programs. the deputy chief of staff in the white house, i dealt with these things every day. it takes a while to get these programs into place figure out what to do with these children isn't a thing you will be able to do in eight weeks. this is going to take a little time. they're dealing with it quickly and actually putting into place the programs, that will work here. we are talking about a political challenge right now, what this really is, is an organizational challenge in the government. >> okay. when you reverse a policy, like a title you know there is going to be an influx, is it not on you to be prepared for it? i wonder if you think, for example, you know, you were in the obama administration, how much criticism president obama got from fellow democrats from immigrant advocacy groups calling him deporter in chief. is there a concern in the bind administration, do you believe that he does not wan

that's changing at least for now, with joe biden. so they're not attacking biden, like you said. they're talking about dr. seuss and mr. potato head. and we laugh at it, but that's the reality. that's all they've got. . >> well, look, first of all, for republicans today, all politics is cultural. it is meeting the demands of their base to talk about these issues. i think the question for joe biden is can he take his success, effectively deal with what is an emerging crisis at the southern border because of some of his new immigration policies, deal with that. will public schools reopen. that is a promise he made. even though he doesn't have control over teachers unions and local school boards. people are going to expect him to deliver on that. republicans have to find an effective way to communicate to suburban voters, independent voters that they deserve to offer a were counterweight to the leadership. the democratic control of washington is not as effective as it would be if there was shared control. they are still searching for a tpaoupb find message that does that. something

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oz hosting jeopardy the big issues that's right, biden covered a wide range of topics, even announced plans for a peace deal between godzilla and kong [ laughter ] there were a lot of questions today about immigration after biden announced that vice president harris will be overseeing the challenges at the u.s./mexico border it's similar to how trump put pence in charge of handling the pandemic when the going get tough, presidents are like, "you got this, right? [ light laughter ] yeah, you handle this. like a middle school principal telling the vice principal, "i'll stay here while you chaperone the fieldtrip to the glass museum." [ light laughter ] some more news from washington during congressional hearing today the chairman was having some issues with people for getting to mute themselves so watch this. >> keep the microphone muted, please do not speaking to avoid inadvertent background noise >> mute. unmute >> hello, someone's not muted. >> unmute. >> mute. >> don't come through. [ laughter ] >> will you please mute your microphones. [ laughter ] >> questlove: you need one of tho

mainly people of color who voted for joe biden. think about this. >> chris said this to me as we were talking and he made a very good point. all of these people and all of these places have voted where donald trump were republicans, do you think they would be trying to change the law? huh? nope. there it is again. it is racism. right at the heart of this. as it is and so much in america's ligfe. it is been there from the beginning. we can't keep it under the rug. you have to do the work. you can't say i want to do something, what can i do, what can i do and when people tell you what to do you go oh, that's too hard. can't do it. i need something that's practical and easy. you got to do the work. you got to talk about this, it is all about relationships. that's why i wrote my book. this is a fire. what i said to my friends about ra racism. it starts with conversations. conversations with people that don't look like you. people that don't look like you who just need to talk about. racism is about the heart of all this. look at the ef

president biden also signaled he would be open to changes to the filibuster which requires 60 votes to pass legislation in the senate. he also addressed the surge in - time high. >>> a live look at capitol hill where lawmakers grilled tech giants about how misinformation on their platforms could have played a role leading up to the capital riot. >> i did responsibility here lies with the people, who took the actions to break the law and do the insurrection. and secondarily, also, the people who spread that content, including the president, but others as well. >> mark zuckerberg along with e ce oftestified virtually. zuckerberg recommended giving social media companies immunity over their content, but lawmakers wanta universal policy for wolves and accountability. >> ultimately we are running a business and a business wants to go the number of customers it serves. enforcement policy is a business decision. >>> a new ruling on cash bail by the state supreme court, california judges must now way defendants ability to afford bail for setting it. the ruling is meant to ensure that no one is

president biden owns this, good or bad. the first major legislative achievement of his presidency. >> this bill represents a historic, historic victory for the american people. i look forward to signing it later this week. everything in the american rescue plan addressed a real need. >> please focus on this. 61% of americans wanted this rescue. two thirds of the country think it will help our economy. among them, a huge number of republicans. more than a third of working class republicans think the bill should have included even more relief. so you've got to be thinking, why was the opposition so opposed? more important to know is why they were so quiet in their refusal. they know many of their own wanted this. they're making a different bet. remember, these are the people who played to the denial of the pandemic. they're betting that they can still make people angry. divide, and therefore, be a safe harbor for the hostile come election time. they're going to be against everything biden tries to do because they're opposing

you think joe biden was inaugurated in january, sheeple? well, maybe you've been reading the wrong internet message boards. and you're going to find out the truth tomorrow! >> the f.b.i. is warning of extremist chatter, and specifically that there could be another attack on the u.s. capitol tomorrow. >> qanon followers are at it again. they have grasped on to another impossible theory. >> trump will take office as the 19th president of the united states on march 4, >> they believe in an old inauguration date in place before the passage of the 20th amendment. it changed from march 4 to january 20 only in 1933. >> the trump hotel has nearly tripled its rates, with rooms now going for about $1,300 ao3 night both today and for tomorrow. >> trevor: oh, man, what a grift. honestly, i don't even blame trump. if i was him, i would milk the shit out of this thing. i'd be charging my guests for shit they didn't even buy. ( hotel guest ) "wait a minute, i never bought a toblerone." ( trump ) "i guess the dems stole that, too. i feel your pain." and th

biden is offering money to schools to reopen. notice that they get the money whether or not they reopen, martha, which again tells you that teacher's unions have been using this as leverage for better benefits and working conditions. this is money that they want to use for after school programs, tutoring and so forth, this is not about ventilation systems or contact tracing and the like. education decisions for the most part are made at the state and local level. that's where they throw their weight around. these local officials are afraid of the unions. they're afraid of crossing them. these vulnerable communities suffer from that. >> martha: $122 billion has been allocated to do that. that money has been out there for months, a lot of preparation time over the summer to get kids back in to school that was wasted. with regard to mental health issues, i want to play this sound bite with chris buckner who lost his son to suicide. a quick thought from you, jason. >> i'm not blaming anyone. i'm talking openly about my family's exper

because i think joe biden knows this yes. go ahead. >> lawrence when you look at -- all this stuff, china he relations russian big connect complicated issues not a lot of world wants to take on nations much of the world get along go along what should joe biden do? >> well, i think a consistent message first, and to go to be this america first message, where, interests of america, it -- he cannot govern lead with globalist agenda. a story family member of mine absolutely hates donald trump always said that they felt safe with donald trump because there, was not another country that was going to run over donald trump. it is very hard to a you don't want to ever give leverage, so i want to be careful with words there seems this appearance of so worried about being world leader, in how he is perceived america being nice almost given them more leverage, to take advantage of america. you know. donald trump, did not want to be at the big kids table in the sense of invited to their dinners, er wands to be the leader and he wanted cou

what -- what do you suppose hasn't said biden answer more questions? >> they're in denial it is funny when people say that he's cognitively slipping they everyone gets offended how dare you say that that's an out i'm doing that to be nice because if not you have to say that's regular joe. you know what i mean no he's missed a step but i thought that the feature of the speech was not boredom highly offended by the speech nt you're taking any notes in your monologue i have -- i wrote down in any notes i said it is called independence day for a reason. >> greg said it. but -- the thing is it is so true greg thank you for saying that. he just not have my permission to give me permission about who i can have a barbecue with. okay. so i think we should all get out there memorial day is the target. let's have sol big parties like memorial day. >> that's what i thought so shocking. fourth of july. i am ordering just so you know, alert the cdc i'm ordering very large easter ham. [laughter] i don't care who know it is. but that's my date -- >> it is true. get me

the 60 vote threshold to proceed on the bill mister biden said yes, but 15 years ago senators biden and barack obama joined a failed filibuster attempt against samuel alito. >> it breaks the rule to change the. if we go down this path there is no other option. we go down this path, the nuclear option, we will be left a much different system from what our founders intended. the senate has always been a place for the structure and rules to permit fast-moving partisan agendas to be slowed down, where hot heads could cool and consensus is given a second chance if not a third and a fourth. shannon: president biden called that speech one of the most importantly ever made in the senate. this next clip democrats moved far from where they once were on immigration. democratic leader harry reid in 1993. >> we admit the equivalent of a major city without any assessment whether these newcomers are contributing members of our society. a tiny fraction of those admitted each year into because they have skills that will benefit our country. immigration policies must be guided by their national interests

how does biden change their minds? >> biden said he thinks the fastest way to change their minds, those people who are republicans, is by priests, their doctors telling them you need to get vaccinated. the administration believes they will trust their local leaders far more than the government officials in washington, and part of that is because republicans have repeatedly said biden is an illegitimate president and so the voters do not trust the democratically elected leaders in d.c. and one other thing he pointed out, he was not hiding the ball on the fact it could get worse before it gets better, and he was trying to tell the public that these new variants, it could make it worse, and he's trying to tell people to continue to wear a mask and continually to stay socially distanced. >> doctor? >> again, variants are always a very sort of suspicious part of this whole pandemic in the sense that we don't know if tvariants will be so lethal enough to cause people to be hospitalized and essentially die. if you look at the

. >> reporter: that biden team road trip begins monday with the first lady, vice president, and second gentleman also making stops to promote the relief package. >> and kelly, why such a big push to sell a bill that already passed >> reporter: well, it's promotion and politics they want to be certain americans know about the real-world impact that will affect them, and they want to make sure democrats get credit for it politically jose >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you >>> the president's other big promise, that all adults will be eligible for the vaccine by may it's a massive logistical challenge. not just building up the supply of vaccine but the means to administer it. morgan chesky on what needs to be done. >> reporter: tonight a rush to return to normal life fueling a massive vaccine rollout where not everyone is waiting. in florida spring break chaos. two officers injured as they try to enforce rules and break up a crowd. >> just trying to have a good time spring break >> reporter: others pushing back this video in texas showing police arrest a woman inside a bank

does joe biden have a bunch of bitcoin we don't know about? yep, the plan will cost $3 trillion and it will be paid for in quarters biden finds behind your ear. "hey, whippersnapper." [ laughter ] actually to pay for his plan, biden may raise taxes on corporations you can tell big corporations aren't happy [ laughter and applause >> steve: indeed that is rude >> jimmy: this was interesting, according to the white house, biden and former president obama talk on the phone all the time yeah, it's strange when those guys talk. half the time the other is thinking, "will this guy wrap it up already? [ light laughter ] biden and obama actually have a great relationship, i mean, compared to the last president who tried to have his vp murdered some business news, i saw that popeye's just announced plans to open its first restaurant in the uk oh, man, tonarchy is already on the brink of collapse i don't think they can han yeah, at long last people of the uk will be able to taste that exotic delicacy, chicken on bread "my word, what do you call this this

in his first news conference as president, joe biden has doubled his goal for coronavirus vaccinations — saying 200 million will be delivered in his administration's first hundred days. he also dismissed suggestions of an immigration crisis at the southern border and said he will revisit gun control. the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, has said that astrazeneca must �*catch up' on vaccine deliveries for the eu before exporting its vaccine supplies elsewhere. european leaders have been meeting to discuss vaccines supplies. the eu has not received anything like the number of vaccines it has ordered. china has imposed sanctions on nine britons, including five mps, in retaliation for british measures taken against chinese officials accused of human rights abuses against the uighur minority in xinjiang province. rich will be here later. now on bbc news, its hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the covid—19 pandemic has presented the european union with an unprecedented test of its cohesion and competence. right now, the scorecar

. >>> the biden administration is preparing to launch a sweeping campaign to boost confidence in the covid vaccine and convince skeptics to get that shot. the white house says it will use trusted messengers, including evangelical leaders, to reach out to conservatives and other americans who might be hesitant to receive the vaccine today president biden suggested he did not need the former president's help to reach his supporters. >> i discussed it with my team and they say the thing that has more impact than anything trump would say to the maga folks is what the local doctor, what the local preachers, what the local people in the community say. >> the former president was notably absent from a recent public service announcement that included all of the other living u.s. presidents. cnbc's kayla tausche now on who the campaign will target hey, kayla. >> hey, shep the beds is focusing on a few key demographics who have concerns about vaccine convenience or lack confidence in the vaccine according to an administration official, that is young people, people of color and conservatives an

biden took every precaution. but on stairs or ramps, trump is super careful. always holding the railing, going real slow. whereas biden throws caution to the wind trips upstairs three times so it's interesting, you know, it just shows we all contain multitudes we got a great show for you tonight. you know him from "community", "the hangover", "crazy rich asians", and of course "the masked singer. our friend ken jeong will be here and she is a hilarious stand-up and actress whose new movie "six minutes to midnight" is out this weekend. eddie izzard is joining me and she is making her u.s. tv debut with us tonight. we'll have music from breakout uk pop artist griff. but before we get to all that, the former top prosecutor for the capitol riots said on sunday that the evidence in the attack could support sedition charges as federal investigators continue to examine former president donald trump's role in fomenting the insurrection for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: when you're a former occupant of the oval office, there are a few differ

joe biden doesn't care. if you go to biden's website you learn that assault weapons are c responsible for, quote, our gun violencet epidemic. they are weapons of war and if g you can get them off the street this country will be a much safer place. well, that's a total crock and not only is did a lie, it's an appalling lie contradicted completely by actual evidence. and here's the evidence.te the most recent data from the fbi on this subject come from 2019 was just released and those numbers show that a total of 364 homicides in the entire country were committed in 2019 with ahe rifle. assault weapon or not. all rifles. to give you some context that same year, 600 people were killed by what the fbi calls y personal weapon, fists, feet and hand. meanwhile, knives, and other cutting tools were used in a total of 1476 homicides. w oh, so, rifles of all kinds, including assault rifles, 370-something. knives 1400. in other words, using the argument that joe biden is now making before the supreme court, police ough

that biden refuses to even acknowledge. be sure to catch my exclusive footage and interviews next week. thanks so much for watching, i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way. i will see you next saturday night. ♪♪ spun hello america i mark women and this is "life, liberty and levin". you are living through a tumultuous time ladies in dumdum and or the constitution is under attack but we have a president of the united states was violating separation of powers, where we have a congress with the thinnest of majorities and no majority in the senate. the constitution gives the vice president, as president of the senate, the right to break the tie votes. to ram through the most aggressive radical agenda and american history and all across the board and they are moving at lightning speed because they don't want you to know about it. we are not having hearings in congress of any sort so you can find out what is taking place in the process has slowed down so your representatives are standing there lik

so, what president biden, previously senator biden, vice president biden, joe biden has always believed is rising to the moment and doing what the government needs to do to help those people in need. we may disagree on the premises here but we could agree on the fact that the american rescue plan is a solution that comes to the moment and is a solution that helps deal with the crises we face in this country right now. >> yes we do agree on that, even if we differ on how we evaluate joe biden's journey to this point. personally i've gone from believing biden would be hillary 2.0, to thinking he could be another lbj, at least domestically. lbj's great society featured permanent progressive victories, medicare, medicaid, still with us more than 50 years later. the $3600 child tax credit is a radical policy but expires in a year. there's no point in harboring child poverty for only a year. will the white house be pushing to make it permanent before it expires? >> we're certainly going to work for that, mehdi. some parts of this bill are temporary by design around the pandemic. extension of

. >>> president biden gave his first presidential news conference yesterday. >> scott mcgrew, the president was not even asked once about the pandemic. >> no, not a single question. good morning to you. he had to bring it up himself. most of the questions cierra were about the number of immigrants and refugees at the border. president biden points out we are turning tens of thousands of people away but he said he wouldn't apologize for sheltering children who come across the desert alone. the president also asked about new voting laws, several states putting into place, notably states where the vote between democrats and republicans was very close. republicans say it's to make the vote safer and less prone to abuse. democrats say it's being done to quash their vote particularly the black vote and the president agrees. >> what i'm worried about is how un-american this whole initiative is. it's sick. it's sick. standing in line, 5:00 when working people are just getting off work. the republican voters i know find this despicable, republican voters. >> georgia just approved a new state law tha

she'll talk about the biden administration's push for stricter gun-control measures h than a week apart. >>> this morning, astrazeneca is promising transparency after being accused of possibly using outdated information on its covid vaccine. the pharmaceutical giant says that it will release full results of its large-scale trial by tomorrow. it first reported a 79% efficacy rate at preventing covid-19, but health officials say that number could be as low as 69%. astrazeneca, which defends its study, is expected to apply for emergency use here in the u.s. in the near future. > in oac become the first southern state to end the death penalty. governor ralph northam is expected to sign the historic legislation today. he's first scheduled to tour the death chamber at the greenville corrections center. virginia's new democratic majority won a big political battle last month when the house and senate approved the legislation to end capital punishment. >>> at the southern border, the migrant surge continues. the biden administration is on track to open at least six emergency facilities to house

the biden administration has announced that the national vaccine availability website, vaccinefinder.gov is scheduled to go live on may 1st, so make sure to check it on may 7th when they get it back up and running. former president trump last night called into fox news host maria bartiromo's show and encouraged all americans to get the vaccine. trump said getting the vaccine was the best thing he ever secretly did during an interview last night on fox news, former president trump said that he is not fan of duchess meghan markle because of the way, quote, "she talks about the queen. i must have missed that. meghan dissed oprah, to her face actor elliot page recently became the first transgender man to be on the cover of "time" magazine now, i know that term may be unfamiliar to some so for the uninformed, a magazine is a printed publication containing articles and photos an ice cream company in new jersey is reportedly facing more than $230,000 in fines after two workers lost a total of three fingers while repairing a machine. even more concerning, their new flavor chocolate chip cookie t

and sizing up how president biden is handling all of this? >> well the short-term problem with the biden administration they had a very unclear message in the beginning that said you can come but not yet which is not a clear message, especially since it gets filtered through these smugglers who smuggle people across the border for like 8,000 bucks and their incentive is people to say time to go they make money everybody they carry and you get a lot of misinformation spread acrosshe border and a lot of people are coming we are at a 14 year high, the larger problem is we just never had a well funded asylum system. we don't have the facilities as is painfully clear during the trump years and don't have the judges so people come and get their hearings but sometimes it takes over a year to get the hearing and meanwhile they are in the country and if they think they are going to lose the hearing which two-thirds do then they don't show up so it is just a dysfunctional system, i think the biden administration is trying to ramp up and fix it, but who

♪ >>> president biden will hit the road to sell his american rescue plan. the final approval expected in just a few hours for a bill that could transform america's economy. >>> different approaches to reopening. the nation's second biggest school district with a plan to reopen safely, but the second biggest state defies health experts reopening in full. >>> and the fbi releasing new video of the suspect wanted for placing pipe bombs outside of the rnc and dnc headquarters the night before the mob stormed the capitol. welcome it our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "early start." i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, march 10th, good morning, everyone. in nearly a year since the pandemic hit this could be one of the most consequential days in american history. the president's $1.9 trillion recovery plan is near. and defying health experts by dropping public health measures. >> as for the recovery package it could deliver a generational transformation of the economy. poll after poll shows broad public su

had won, really joe biden didn't win. president trump did. that investigation was announced after a tape emerged of president trump berating the georgia secretary of state by phone, telling him to announce that he had recalculated the results of the election and that actually trump had won. well, now tonight the journal has published the audio of another call president trump made in december to another georgia state official trying to accomplish the same aim. the tape the journalist published tonight is of a phone call made in late december by president donald trump to the chief investigator in the georgia secretary of state's office. he tells her in the call that she must find voter fraud in what was then an ongoing audit of mail-in votes in cobb county, georgia. now, the existence of this phone call had previously been reported in january by "the washington post," but tonight "the wall street journal" obtained audio of the six-minute call in which trump puts the pressure on this woman and tells her that she must declare

day 69 of the biden administration. and on this day, after over a year spent in the teeth of a pandemic, we heard a warning unlike any other we've received about the spread of the virus in this country. especially among those who are not being careful. it comes as the end of the pandemic is in sight. with more americans getting vaccinated every day. yet the centers for disease control says new cases are rising at a pace that cannot be ignored now. hospitalizations also up. deaths have risen to about 1,000 a day. those conditions combined today to push the cdc director to amplify her previous warning about a potential fourth surge. >> i'm going to reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. we have so much to look forward to. so much promise and potential of where we are. and so much reason for hope. but right now, i'm scared. what we've seen over the last week or so is a steady rise in cases. we're now in the 60,000 to 70,000 range. when we see that uptick in cases, things really have a tendency to surge.

speaking of the president, earlier today, biden had a a little trouble boarding air force one. watch this [ airplane engine ] >> jimmy: what did he -- like a third railing? that's basically everyone's march madness bracket in 24 hours usually after a third trip, people are like, "forget it, i'm just gonna sleep here. white house staffers were like, "umm, have you been smoking weed?" meanwhile, vladimir putin was like, "i swear, i had nothing to do with that. by the way, grease the steps on the way down too put banana peel on last step." so if you're keeping track, this week, biden has fought with russia, north korea, china, and now, stairs well, this isn't good. a wax statue of trump had to be taken down in san antonio because visitors kept punching it can we see the statue? yikes. well, in honor of it being removed, let's take a look back at some of the other wax statues we've lost over the years. ♪ in the arms o the ange fly away from here ♪ ♪ may you fin some comfort here ♪ >> jimmy: gone, but not forgotten. some business news i saw that facebook's working on somethi

. >>> president biden's massive covid relief package is back in the hands of house lawmakers. the senate on saturday approved the bill 50-49. all democrats voted in favor of it with zero support from republicans. the house is now expected to vote on the amended legislation tomorrow which includes $1,400 stimulus checks for most americans. if it passes, it heads to president biden's desk where he is expected to sign it. >>> a record 5 37b9 million people in the u.s. got vaccinated against the coronavirus this weekend. the cdc says more than 58 million people have received one dose of the shot while more than 30 million people are fully vaccinated. dr. anthony fauci appeared on "face the nation" yesterday. he urged people across the country to stay vigilant, even as the shots become readily available. >> we need to gradually pull bck as we get more people vaccinated. and that is happening every single day, more and more people, and particularly as we get mother nare doses which wil increase into april and may. >> dr. fauci said it's possible high school students could get vaccin

in his first news conference as president, joe biden has doubled his goal for coronavirus vaccinations — saying 200 million will be delivered in his administration's first 100 days. he also dismissed suggestions of an immigration crisis at the southern border. now on bbc news, christa larwood looks back at some of the travel show�*s favourite adventures in thailand, including henry golding trying out the country's national sport in bangkok. this week, a look back at some of our top clips from thailand. henry's rolling with the punches. look at his abs! they're ridiculous! mike gets stuck in. i'm knee deep and still sinking further. and carmen tries a tech solution to pollution. i'm cleaning the beach. hello and welcome to the travel show. it's hard to believe it has been around a whole year since life changed for everyone here in the uk, thanks to the covid pandemic. the vaccine scheme is giving us hope we'll soon be able to travel. in the meantime, stay with us for inspiration and tips that will come in handy when we can travel again. this episode, the tried and true traveller fav

us president biden has condemned a new voting law in georgia as �*outrageous', �*un american' and �*an attack on the constitution'. republicans in the state passed the new law which tightens rules around voting — including more requirements on photo id. state leaders said the changes would uphold the sanctity and security of elections. the president said they were measures clearly designed to stop black americans voting. it's an atrocity. if you want any indication that it has nothing to do with fairness, nothing to do with decency, they passed a law saying you can't provide water for people standing in lines while they are waiting to vote, you don't need anything else to know that this is nothing but punitive design to keep people from voting. you can't provide water for people about to vote? give me a break. in response to the president's comments, georgia's governor brian kemp defended the new law. he said the new law "ensures election integrity." and that "there is nothing �*jim crow�* about requiring a photo or state—issued id to vote by absentee ballot — every georgia v

any statements that turn out to be factual. [ laughter ] meanwhile, not to be outdone, last week, joe biden joined tumblr on the stairs of air force one. take a look at that. [ laughter ] [ airplane engine >> jimmy: oop. there he go. oh boy >> steve: hey. >> jimmy: whoa >> steve: ooh. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at that point, just lay there. just take -- i'm taking my zoom meetings from here [ laughter ] speaking of trump, i just saw an update on what's going on with his old private plane watch this >> it was the ultimate status symbol, donald trump's boeing 757 today however, the massive jet sits abandoned at an upstate new york airport one engine, mostly missing one wrapped, idol, in apparent disrepair. according to records, it hasn't been flown in months >> jimmy: yeah, one engine wrapped, the other's missing or as united put it, "we'll take it! [ laughter ] get that baby in the sky!" [ laughter ] some business news i saw that krispy kreme is giving free glazed donuts to customers who get vaccinated [ audience oohs i'd like to meet the one person who's like, "i wasn't gonna get the vacci

he was trying to attack president biden there. i couldn't help but thinking his heart really just wasn't in it, because things seem to be going relatively well. >> reporter: well, kasie, i think this really shows the divide in the republican party about how to deal with president biden. attacks on this new president, just like in the campaign, were difficult for republicans to really find a strategy that would stick to him. and that's why, as you see president biden going on this don't call it a victory lap tour of benefits of the recovery plan that they just passed, you look at what the leader of the senate is doing, which is to try to go attack at the heart of why the president is still enjoying a little bit of a honeymoon -- the broad perception in the public that he's done a good job of handling this pandemic. and then you look at the leader of republicans in the house and you see a very different strategy, which is to look at a completely different topic to try to raise the specter of immigration as a midterm issue especially

like president biden said and as we all know, words matter. and when you look at what we've dealt with the last few years starting with muslims, we know islam hates us, right, muslims are terrorists, african nations as shithole countries. oh, yeah, i said it. i'm not going to insulate trump from his own vulgarity. if you don't like that word, you don't think i should repeat it, be bothered by the author. that's the vulgarity. the intent is what makes it vulgar. black lives matter, those people, whoo, that's an an angry mob, they'll come to your homes, led by cory booker. covid, kung flu, all that bs, it's all part of an illness of animus. it worries me and it worries you, i hope, even more than the pandemic. this trump virus, there's no easy vaccine. so how do we stop it? let's ask someone who brainstormed with president biden today. atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms. welcome back to "prime time." good to see you, ma'am. mayor. >> thank you, chris, nice to see you as well. >> i hope the family is on the mend. everybody good? >> everybody's do

biden: successful electoral politics. let's figure out how we can get this done and move in that direction of significantly changing the filibuster rule first. it has been abused from the time he came into being, by an extreme way in the last 20 years , let's deal with the abuse first. >> it sounds like you are moving closer to eliminating the filibuster. is that correct? pres. biden: i answered your question. >> he also made news by saying you are going to run for reelection. pres. biden: i said that is my expectation. >> so that is a yes that you are running for reelection? pres. biden: i don't know where you guys come from. i am a great respecter of faith. i have never been able to plan for 3.5 years ahead for certain. >> if you, will vice president harris to be on your ticket? pres. biden: i would expect that to be the case. she's doing a great job. she's a great partner. >> do you believe you will be running against former president trump? pres. biden: come on, i don't even think about it, i have no idea. i have no i

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we got dates from president biden. one of the biggest is the may 1st date saying this is when he's going to direct all states, which the white house says he has the authority to do via the health and human services did you want department to make sure all americans are able to get the vaccine by may 1st. they're going to have a federally supported website to go and look for where the closest vaccine to you is, and they also set up a call center for people who don't have access to internet. the other big thing so many people have asked about is when are schools going to reopen and reopen the way we saw them before. they talked about the money it's going to take to do that, talking about the vaccinations going forward, who can conduct this vaccine. you saw several steps coming from this. i think at the end what you heard from him saying this is not just on the federal government. it's on individual americans to make the decision, go out there and get the vaccine when it's their turn. i think he spent part oeft speech add

i want the public to know that i'm voting for joe biden, south carolina should be voting for joe biden. >> without the endorsement of the third ranking in the house, biden might not have won south carolina. a victory which helped propel him ultimately to the presidency. now congressman clyburn is speaking out again, trying to ensure the house passes the covid relief bill tomorrow so the president can sign hit the weekend and arguing that democrats must pass hr 1, the sweeping bill, or lose control of congress. and the house majority whip jim clyburn joins me. at first i want to get your sense of someone who has been legislating a while, and battles over many bills. where do you put this rescue bill the house is poised to pass, probably tomorrow, and get signed shortly there after? >> i put it way up on my list of the best things that i've seen happen since i've been here in the congress. i thought we were really at the highest point we could get when we passed the affordable care act. having studied history for as long as i have, i knew how long that issue had been around. more than 10

according to a new report, since president biden took office, cnn has lost 45% of its primetime audience to its biggest competitor, a good night's sleep. that's right news outlets are seeing a slump in ratings after former president trump left office. yeah, of course. and the weather channel always takes a hit after hurricane season is over nobody ever yells, "it's sunny and 75 quick, turn on the tv! russian president vladimir putin received the coronavirus vaccine today. he wanted to do it weeks ago, but they had to wait for the health care worker's hand to stop shaking vice president kamala harris, today, swore in former boston mayor, marty walsh as labor secretary. walsh's first plan to action as secretary will be to remove the letter "r" from "labor." former president trump, yesterday, endorsed the primary challenger for georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. and he would love it if brad could help find enough votes for that guy to win. a pennsylvania couple is receiving attention online after converting a former school into an almost $2.4 million mansion, which was all well

reported that biden is considering keeping troops there until november. back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline," i'm natalie morales. it took less than an hour to find richie guilt of murdering his ex-wife, and his wife cyndi, the story would have a surprising new twist. keith morrison. >> reporter: murder can have so many innocent victims. like the children. angila and richie's. forever deprived of both parents now. >> i am what the kids have now. i am. they have been with me for the past year and they will continue to be with me. and they need to know that their dad is a good man. >> reporter: step-mother cyndi, the kindergarten teacher, said she was doing her best in trying circumstances. raising as step-kids, the children of the woman her husband had just been convicted of murdering. she did get some help, mind you, from her sister abby. >> i saw that she was struggling and needed some help you know, trying to figure out the whole single parent thing. >> reporter: but of course, abby had to wonder what happened that night. the night richie

if biden, who has the inhumane policies at the border now. >> absolutely, and president biden said today, he has nothing to be ashamed of, undoing president trump's policies of family separation. let me remind him, i was there. during the obama-biden administration. we separated families. it happened under his administration. in the cages. that they want to call cages. they were both under his administration. it was president trump that ended family separation, so let's get that clear. and they are back to the same facilities they attacked the president on, the very same facilities, except the quality of care has went down under the biden administration. president trump did much better with the crisis. he fixed the crisis and got us to a record historic low on illegal immigration. within two weeks, president biden undid everything trump, created this crisis. this is not by accident. this is by design, open borders agenda, his creation, his responsibility that he won't admit to. >> laura: and larry, one of cnn's so-called journalists actually defended biden's refusal to let the media into

joe biden needs to get this under control. for one thing, he'll never be able to do anything about legal, fixing our legal immigration system so long as there is chaos at the border and that's exactly what we have right now. >> i want to turn to governor cuomo. the governor was finally asked about the nursing home stats and the covid patients being put back in. take a listen. >> it was nonsenical on its face, right? because the march 26 followed federal guidance which everybody agreed to. if the federal guidance was wrong, why didn't they change the federal guidance? states were still following the same guidance. we were in the middle of overrunning the hospital system. the people were no longer contagious. we always reported the total number of deaths. >> that's not what some of the investigators are saying and it's still under investigation on the federal level as well. in the meantime a sixth accuser, harold, coming out against the governor. >> look, let's take it in order. i think the governor deserves an opportunity to ha

looks like joe biden triggered this. in a way, he's complicit with a modern day slave trade run by the cartels. the dhs by his own dhs is leaking to axios. says joe's planning on keeping 50,000 kids in cages per month for the rest of the year. so any teenager that comes across from all over the world through mexico gets to stay. if you grab a minor and come across, a majority of them get to stay. that is not a policy for immigration. that's absorbing illegal immigration. so right now the only people that are making out are the cartels. the american people are getting hurt. >> dana: juan, officials themselves are the ones saying this migrant surge, especially with children, could last another seven months. do you get any sense the administration is grasping the enormity of that while two polls that came out today, abc news and reuters showed the president cratering on this issue, doing well in other issues, covid response and the economy but here he's losing support. >> juan: he's losing some support. it's still 60% in so

do you think -- nicole, do you think joe biden has president can get it done now? >> i believe president biden absolutely has the will and the empathy to make this happen. it really relies on the senate right now, the house is ready. we know that. the senate stalled eight years ago, and failed us then. we have -- if this has to be a bipartisan issue, though, you have to have both sides want this because this isn't a partisan issue, this is a people partisan issue, this is about what is going to protect people and save lives across the country every single day, not just the mass shootings. the senate needs to listen to the polls. back in 2013, background checks were still supported by the vast majority of people, including gun owners. this year the numbers are even higher. what will it take for the senate to say, hey, i have been voted into position to protect my constituents, and my constituents want this. avoid the lobbyist wanting you to vote another way, and background checks is not a partisan vote, it's the right thing to vote for and the senate needs to move o

president biden on friday ordered air strikes against syria. well, that certainly didn't take long it's like going to a chumbawamba concert and they open with "tubthumping." i mean, we knew it was coming, we just didn't know it would be right away according to a new poll taken at cpac, 68% of attendees want former president trump to run again in 2024. only 68% at cpac? that's like if you went to a phish concert and weed was polling at 68% a giant golden replica of former president trump was displayed over the weekend at the conservative political action conference in florida. this news first reported in exodus 32 verse 4. [ laughter ] president biden is facing criticism after declining to do directly sanction saudi arabia's crown prince mohammad bin salman for ordering the death of journalist jamal khashoggi okay, if having a journalist murdered doesn't count as malarkey, what does? biden is like one of those cool parents who says, "if you kids have to kill someone, i'd rather you do it in the house." after he was publically accused of sexual h

biden to the white house and win two seats for democrats in the senate. abrams' documentary "all in: the fight for democracy," is shortlisted for an oscar nomination. it examines the long history of voter suppression in america and features a political anthem by musician, actress, and activist janelle monae. after stacey abrams narrowly lost her run for governor in 2018 -- >> this is not a speech of concession -- >> she led the charge against what she saw as voter suppression against people of color in georgia. >> voter suppression has been a part of america since our inception, but we are better than that. >> abrams has since registered more than 800,000 new voters. >> we know that voter turnout is the best remedy to voter suppression. we decided to go after everyone who could vote. you all been out to vote? >> we need everybody out in droves -- >> helping turn the red state of georgia blue for the first time in nearly 30 years. >> now these same politicians who passed these laws want to make voting harder. >> her voting rights group is currently calling

and while president biden is willing to wait and see where the investigation leads, he might be the only one left. >> governor cuomo is digging in despite a cascade of demands from politicians, many fellow democrats, saying that he needs to step down for the good of the state. almost all of the state's democratic congress people are calling on cuomo to go. along with his two u.s. senators, majority leader chuck schumer and kirsten gillibrand. >> gov another cuomo has lost the confidence of his governing partners as well as the people of new york. >> long time congressman jerry nadler says governor cuomo lost the kf difference of the people of new york. governor cuomo must resign. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamaa bowman said governor cuomo can no longer effectively lead in the face of so many challenges. >> trevor: that's right, no one wants anything to do with cuomo. aoc wants him to resign, schumer wants him to resign. his brother renamed his cnn show from cuomo prime time to just, it's just chris, okay, it's just chris. but yet many democrats say cuomo can no longer eff

the biden administration has no meaningful stratty to move forward. getting kids into school -- i'm sorry, that's better. in no way is this acceptable and our kids should not be a political fool. the kids are the ones losing this game. when i look at examples of how quay we can lead this issue, look at the state of iowa. we prioritized our kids and teachers get back to school safely in the state of iowa. it can be done. iowa is a great model for that. i would encourage the biden administration to look to the state of iowa and how we made sure we get kids back in the classroom safely. republicans will continue to lead on this issue. i would invite all my democrat colleagues to join us. let's make sure we have a plan to get those schools reopened and get kids back in the classroom. thank you very much. ms. cheney: and now we'll hear from our whip, mr. scalise. mr. scalise: good morning. gooded to see -- good to see all of you, if you look at the schedule this week, you have speaker pelosi once again pushing a socialist ageneral ta taking away rights of