us in texas. you there. everywhere we face this issue with an attack on our democracy. >> do you think republicans actually -- do you think they heard or listened to the president's speech, and if they did, did they do it with open ears? he denounced republican efforts to restrict voting rights, asked, have you no shame? similar question to before, but we know what the answer to that is -- how do you shame the shameless? >> you can't shame them. do i think the sound waves went into their ears? yeah. do i think their brain picked it up as anything they would respond to? no. they'll say biden is being dramatic. biden is overreacting. this is not the -- they'll go into their whole spin cycle of all of this stuff they say. their ears received it, their brains didn't. that's the problem we're in today. i was thinking as you were talking to chris, who i think is great, and that whole issue of crime. that's another whole issue that's being spun in a way that's nonfactual, and i think chris has a responsibility to s

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so what does this actually tell us? what's behind the data here and is there cause for concern about efficacy rates here? >> yeah, i have to tell you, i'm not super concerned and let me say why. first of all, the data from the israeli government, again, thai been doing a good job so no criticism on the data in general. but this specific number is based on a modelling study and we don't have all the results. i look at the canadian data, almost 95% effectiveness of the pfizer vaccine against the delta variant. my sense is the data is going to hold up really, really well against the delta variant and this 64% is probably a blip and not the real final word on this. >> very reassuring, dr. jha, thank you for your time. nice speaking with you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> a big announcement in the new york mayoral city primary. cnn projecting eric adams will win the democratic primary, and by the narrowest of margins. e h. he's the most important thing in my life. i'm so lucky to get him back. your heart isn't just yours. pro

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and a classic example of the nypd using excessive force on black people. now, riding the subway costs $2.75. and i understand that a system that derives most of it revenue from everyday workers can't tolerate free riders. everyone has to pay their fair share, but keep in mind ellen weisselberg, the now former cfo of the trump organization stands accused of failing to pay not $2.75 but more than $900,000 in unpaid taxes and undeserved tax refunds. our tax system also can't tolerate free riders, yet, he was allowed to turn himself in and walked out of the courthouse of his own accord. no on slot of officers, certainly no taser. just the presumption of innocence, a guarantee of due process, an opportunity to be heard and spoken to like a human being or at least, treated like one. but i guess, that's just me giving my $2.75. >>> up next, the chair of the congressional black caucus arrested more than 50 texas democrats flee the state all fighting for voting rights. martin luther king, iii weighs in on that fight after this. ♪ thousands of women with metastati

so for us to say and for joe biden, who i support, who i love, who i adore -- for us to say that we have to go out and vote some more, like why did we give you jon ossoff and raphael warnock? >> go ahead, david. >> first of all, i love bakari, and he is a good friend of mine. whenever he starts off by saying, my good friend, axe -- >> i was going to say. >> i know that what follows isn't necessarily going to be all that receptive. but here's my question back to you, bakari. and what? what are you suggesting? what do you think the president should do? should they -- should they, you know, expel members? >> no. i think -- >> what exactly should they do? >> i think the furor, the speech, the oratory is great. but what you have to use instead of the bully pulpit has to be focused on two people, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. you're the leader of the party. you are the standard bearer. it's your responsibility not to go out and get 60, but it's your responsibility to go out and get two and make it 50 so that we actually have what -- if it's that consequential, because that's my point. if you

thank you for joining us. you and other texas house democrats met and he said there's total agreement on what you want, protecting voting rights. but do you have total agreement about how to make this all happen? >> you know, we are so grateful to senator manchin and really appreciate the time that he took with us to discuss what's happening in texas, which has national implications. we shared with him stories of, for example, i served on the committee that heard the nearly 24-hour hearing where we had a mom and dad, for example, who came to testify in the wee hours of the morning with their children sleeping in the committee room to talk about how this legislation is making it harder for them to vote. we heard from naacp, organizations, people with disabilities, about how harmful this legislation is going to be to texas voters. and we are here to do everything that we can to urge congress and especially the u.s. senate to implement some federal protections that we need. senator manchin was very supportive. we

most fundamental issue before us in this moment, and we have to use every tool at our disposal to ensure that in every election, state, local, and federal, that every vote is protected. >> michigan was targeted by the former president and his supporters trying to overturn the election. lawmakers including sidney powell, lin wood, sued using witness statements that claimed supposed fraud, right? well, today they faced a district court, judge linda v. parker grilled them on whether they had tried to verify those statements, saying this. there's a duty that counsel has that when you're submitting a sworn statement, that you have reviewed it, that you have done some minimal due diligence. how do you think today's hearing went? >> well, it was six hours, so it certainly was -- it was a very educational experience, i think, for a lot of folks who watched it. it shows that there is a lot of due diligence happening with regards to this question before the court. should there be consequences for when attorneys use their privilege and access to the court to try to undermine democracy with no facts

the divide over the pandemic that is killing us. the divide over the big lie that is threatening our democracy. but like i said, we can still do amazing things. president joe biden making that clear today. >> i'm making it absolutely clear that democracy is more capable, more cavable, and america is back. whether it's helping vacs naift the world -- we're not just vaccinating ourselves. we're going to help vaccinate the world. we're building to create jobs and help the middle class not just here, everywhere. >> the stakes could not be higher for the president, for president biden. and the clock is ticking. with the midterms on the horizon next year and his majorities in congress on the line. can he push through his agenda? can he overcome the resistance from republicans and his own party quite frankly? at philadelphia, we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. you need only the freshest milk and cream. that one! and the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. i strip on public tran

fauci tells us. that's what all of the doctors, legitimate doctors, are telling us. that they should be with their families, they should be outside and enjoy their lives and they are going out to do it. we have a tragedy we have to deal with this florida but i think it is great that we are actually seeing that happening from both a democrat and a republican. and i think democrats and republicans, in general, except for those radical-fringe voices. and i hope that this weekend, quite frankly, everyone gets out and enjoy the weekend. and they also tune in to cnn to watch me and my colleagues, dana bash and victor backwell, ana cabrera, we are going to be hosting the fourth of july coverage and celebrating. >> i love it. i love the plan for the coverage. i love that we are going big with it, this year. and i also hope people can just subscribe -- you know, let's not get too deep with it. just a simple, existential pragmatism. there are people who hate you. are you able to defend yourself, if you hate yourself? >> yeah. >> no, is the answer. we have to remember that, at

fauci tells us, what all the legitimate doctors are telling us. they should be with their families, be outside and enjoy their lives and they're doing it. i think it's great we're actually seeing that happening from both a democrat and a republican. and i think democrats and republicans in general except for those radical fringe voices, and i hope this weekend quite frankly everyone gets out and enjoy the weekend. and they also tune into cnn to watch me and my colleagues dana bash and victor blackwell, ana cabrera. we're going to be hosting the fourth of july coverage and celebrating. >> i love it. i love the plan for the coverage. i love we're going big with it this year, and i also hope people can just subscribe -- let's not get too deep with it. just a simple existential pragmatism. are you able to defend yourself if you hate yourself? no is the answer. we have to remember at the end of the day you can disagree but you have to do it with decency because we're all part of the same cause. we've seen it in the worst of the situations. this is the

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john barry joins us, thank you for being with us. the u.s. around 60,000 cases a day, compared to 11,000 a month ago. delta is around three times more transmissible. how worried are you about a variant evolving that could completely bypass existing vaccines? >> i am worried. i think, you know, all the five pandemics going back to 1889 that we know anything about in detail, the virus enters the human population, it's a new virus. it adapts to humans. initially, it becomes better at transmissibility, which has happened. and in past pandemics, the viruses have tended to become more dangerous as well. which, the data is not crystal clear yet, but it looks like they're at least somewhat more dangerous. we're not done yet. there will be more variants, and whether they get worse, or whether delta is the worst case, we don't know. i do think that we have already seen tendencies of the various variants to at least marginally escape the ability of the vaccines and for natural immunity, they demonstrated at least some ability to escape. i think over a p

and now, the misinformation is pulling us back down. it's, literally, killing us. lies, the conspiracy theories, those on the right who are owning the libs ahead of the lies of their own supporters. president joe biden keeping up the heat on facebook over what is being called the d disinformation dozen, while clarifying what he said last week. >> facebook isn't killing people. these 12 people are out there, giving misinformation. anyone listening to it is getting hurt by it. it's killing people. it's bad information. my hope is that facebook, instead of taking it personally that, somehow, i'm saying facebook is killing people. that, they would do something about the misinformation. the outrageous misinformation about the vaccine. that's what i meant. >> so, and we are learning tonight that senior-administration officials have been in touch with facebook, behind the scenes, for days, as tensions between the white house and facebook have increased. but the fact is -- is that we're now averaging 266 new-covid deaths, every single day. 266, every day. virtually one of

they have used the power. i just want to see him use that power to cancel $50,000 in student loan debt. and i'll tell you why. it's because of the people who need that debt canceled. 40% of the folks who are carrying student loan debt don't have a college diploma. they tried but life caught up with them. they had babies or someone in the family got sick. they were working three jobs. and now they're earning what a high school grad earns but they are paying on college loans. it is an economic justice issue. it is also a racial justice issue. african-americans borrow more money to go to school, more money while they're in school, and have a harder time paying it it off when they get out of school. canceling $50,000 of student loan debt would help close the black/white wealth gap for people with student loan debt by 25 points. and for latinos by 27 points. this is the single act that the president could take to help close that wealth gap, to help close that economic inequality act, and to help our economy, to get

i appreciate you joining us. and you can take us inside of what happened. because i think there are very few people who know more than you. so monique, you were a huge part of the public face of cosby, cosby's defense, 2015, 2016. are you surprised by this decision? >> only that it was hard for me to conceive that the pennsylvania supreme court did what -- let me be the first guest tonight on your show discussing this can say. they got it right. they followed the law. they held prosecutors who have an extreme amount of power and discretionary authority. they said to all of us that one member of the united states government in this case representing the commonwealth can't promise a citizen, a future defendant, one thing and then 12 years later a person in the same office decide, eh, we'll ignore that, we don't have to honor it. so though many are saying that that's a technicality, actually, don, being induced to waive your fifth amendment right to remain silent because you have been promised that you will not be prosecuted is not a technicality. it's not jus

>>> that's it for us. "don lemon tonight" with my sirius xm colleague, laura coates, starts right now. >> thanks, michael. nice to see you, as always. and this is a special-holiday edition of "don lemon tonight." i'm laura coates, in for don. and think about where we are, tonight. as we wind down a holiday weekend celebrating independence day, you know, just six months ago, tomorrow, violent insurrectionists tried to take over the united states capitol. they tried to overturn the results of the election. they beat police, to within an inch of their lives. hunted for lawmakers and the then-vice president in the halls of congress. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> they put up a gallows, in front of the capitol. they marched with a confederate-battle flag. all of that, happened just six months ago, on one of the darkest days in this nation's history. and now, the big lie that fueled all of that is, still, poisoning america. and splitting the country in two. we saw it just this weekend, in philadelphia.

they tried to convert us. they tried to persuade us to let them in. my time compared to iraq, totally different. this is our own citizens, people who we swore an oath to protect but here they are attacking us with the same flag that they claim to represent. it was bad. >> actually what happened on january 6th according to the video we do have does not look a lot like a rock. it's not fulugea. >> this from someone who has never served a day in uniform, someone who will never know the kind of bravery it takes to put your life on the line for democracy. and how about i show you another piece of video? how about you take a look at what it was really like for the police who fought to stop the mob of rioters who stormed the capitol, the mob that hunted lawmakers and the vice president in the halls. and i want you to listen to this guy, this guy scoffing at mike fanone for being brave enough to talk about the trauma he's suffering nearly seven months after that horrible day. >> watch fanone cite the psychological trauma he endured as an excuse for ditching o

thank you for being with us. simone biles is the biggest athlete in the lolympics, the pressure is high. can you relate at all? >> a little bit. first of all, i would like to say congratulations actually to the team who won the silver and didn't lose from the gold, the silver. and the girls did amazing under the circumstances that we do not have -- nobody has thought about what happened today in tokyo. so, yeah, i can relate to that because i did the compete in two olympic games and i was young and the first one and it was easier actually in the first olympics because i was young and i didn't doubt myself. and i just went for it and i didn't are have too many ifs. four years later, i went back as the olympic champion and i think that the more medals you have when you go back, the heavier the backpack is. so, you kind of have to be prepared that you are going to be hit from all directions, and on everything that you do. so, i did make a major mistake in the moscow olympics. my second olympics. and at the time, i d

misinformation is killing us. it's killing us. it's killing our democracy, litera literally killing us. the fact is people who refuse to be vaccinated and listen to the dies are propelling the spread of the virus. a virus that kills. misinformation is killing us. misinformation is killing us. just ask the surgeon general. >> millions of people don't have access to accurate information right now. because on social media platforms, we are seeing a rampant spread of misinformation and it's costing people lives. >> we know where a lot of misinformation is coming from. it's coming from some in the gop putting -- owning the libs ahead of lies. lies of their own supporters like the qanon congresswoman, and another member of congress calling vaccinators needle nazis. like the crowd cheering at a jamboree, sheering that the biden administration fell short of its goal, vaccinating 70% of adults by jeuly 4th. >> the government was hoping they could sucker 90% of the population into getting vaccinated. and it isn't happening. younger people -

letting us hug our loved ones again. letting us get out into the world. letting me see people i haven't seen in two years, right? so you can thank siecience for that. science. science. i had a discussion with my family about science. i said how did you get here? they said an airplane. i said that's sign. you believe in that, believe in the science. so there are people out there who want to talk advantage of people's questions, their he hesitation that are so determined to divide us they will spread every kind of misinformation and lie and put the lives of their own supporters at risk. and just the past week average covid cases are the case rates i should say were about three times higher in states that have fully vaccinated less than half their residents. that is a fact. so what you even say about this, what can you even say about this to your audience at this big conserv conservative jam cpac they fell short of vaccinating 7 0% of adults by july 6th. watch this. >> because clearly, they were hoping, the government was hoping that they could sort of sucke

get out here, get out here, use his bully pulpulpit. use his center of gravity. we have to decide through our elected officials to do their jobs. that's why the folks had to fly out of texas. wa what's going on as african-americans in this country, we're not going to stay we're voting rights be shefld for one or two kaex. we want this democracy to still be here because of theeds state laws. >> i could tell through all ofly. it keeps going and going. as a black woman in this country who we delivered. we delivered and deliver and deliver for the democratic party. we seek for the democratic difrd for us. history has shown us we're not going back to the 40s and 50s, not without a fight. so we'll be on capitol hill on thursday,ly for a day re. many let by badge. melanie, let me just ask you -- i've got my one friend and really helped with the election substantially. will you keep showing up? because you're kind of saying you're sick and tired, right? you want some action. are you going to keep showing up if none of it went the way you drubl to grow. >> if it's a long

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and what's happening around us is most likely going to affect how we feel about us. also, i blame the biden administration. i had tony fauci on, tonight, dr. fauci. they are not making the case to people, like your cousins and nieces, well enough. and they are not talking the approval talk. 6 49% of people who haven't had the vaccine say, it being fda approved would help them. now, fauci says, ah, it's just k crossing the ts and dotting the is. it's going to happen but it hasn't. they don't talk about it. biden doesn't talk about it. they don't have the fda person outfront talking about the process, when it's going to happen, why it hasn't happened, to reassure them. and think that they are losing the messaging game and it's a mistake. >> yeah. well, there is a lot to discuss on all of this. and again, i think that we can -- we need to continue to do our parts. but there is, you know, something going on in the country out there. and again, this is not like cpac with the people saying, oh, it's -- i am going to do this and the biden -- it's not. but there is, you know

i think that's why he sat down with us. you know, he said a lot of other things, don in our interview that strained credulity. he said essentially that he thinks most of the people who were charging up capitol hill on january 6th were very loving people, that they were ushered into the building by friendly capitol police officers. he said that he believed that crowd that came out for him on january 6th at the ellipse may have stretched into as many as a million people, the largest crowd he'd ever seen, all cheering for him. none of those things are true, and yet it's important to donald trump that he repeat them. and the question becomes really, you know, how many other people are going to continue to believe this information for which there is no evidence? >> it is really interesting how he lives in a delusion and he gets other people to buy into that. it's amazing. your reporting, carol, about the chairman of the joint chiefs, general mark milley preparing to stop the then-president from attempting a coup, i mean it is st

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benjamin, thank you for joining us and helping us talk through this. the nflpa, the nfl players association, put out its own memo saying the same basic rules applied last year and the only difference this year is additional penalties on clubs responsible for an outbreak and the availability of vaccines. but you're seeing a strong reaction from several players. what's behind the resistance? >> this is just the latest tone deaf move by the nfl. the fact of the matter is that 75% of players right now are vaccinated and we think those numbers will trend upwards as camp opens in the next several weeks. the nfl is exerting control, don. you see reaction from players. that reaction simply comes from the fact that players should have the decision of when and how to get vaccinated. and again, most are doing that. but last year, the nfl and the nflpa came together because we both have a vested interest in games being played. we played an entire season but the same rule did apply last year. if there was a cancellation, neither team would get paychecks. >> accordi

doctor, i appreciate you joining us. you got a very early look at this internal cdc presentation warning delta infections are likely more severe. you walked away from it significantly more concerned. tell me why, please. >> yeah, don. everything is a little bit worse than i had understood before i ready the document, when "the washington post" shared it with me about six hours ago. a few things are things that we understood. the vaccinie vaccine efficacy i little bit. that we kind of knew, but the data seems to show that the virus is what they call more infectious than chickenpox. the average person will infect five to eight people versus two to three, which we were used to from the original virus. there's some evidence in the document the severity of delta is higher. that's been a debated point. but at least according to this, the cdc believes that is true. we learned the viral load of people who have been vaccinated and have a breakthrough infection seems to be as high as in people who have non-vaccine related infectio

unless we try harder, that's us, don. that's us. >> i want to talk about chairman bennie thompson saying that subpoenas are coming soon, laura. this is right up your alley here. liz cheney said they should be issued quickly. the justice department is saying former doj officials can testify. the department won't assert executive privilege. so which top officials are likely to be among the first called? you think the president should be called or will be called? the former president? >> i think he should be called. i think jeffrey rosen. i think others. remember, the executive privilege in terms of what the doj members would have to assert or be able to no longer have to assert -- so the notion here and why this is such a significant thing is, remember, you're saying in order to have transparency, in order to have a full, holistic investigation, i have to remove the hurdles of people saying, i don't care what you want to hear. i don't have to tell you anything. that does not bode well on the integrity of the department if t

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that's what got us where we are, tonight. and as i said, this is not just a red state or a blue-state thing. there are republicans, who are sounding the alarm. trying to convince the unvaccinated to save their lives and the lives of their loved ones, before it is too late. maybe, it is -- it might be too late. i don't know. i hope it's not. i really do. but i'm really worried that it's too late. so, those republicans. republicans, like west virginia governor, jim justice, who has been strong on vaccinations, from the very beginning. now, he says the delta variant is coming, and coming faster. and he goes on to say this. >> for crying out loud, you've got to get yourself vaccinated. that's just all there is to it. >> there's mitch mcconnell, who -- well, now, who's said, all along, that people should get vaccinated, right? he put out a radio ad. he is urging people -- urging people in kentucky to get the shot and recalling his bout with polio, as a young boy. that should be a lesson to all of you. he is saying that. but listen

doctor, thank you for joining us. tennessee's top vaccine official and was fired this week for apparently doing her job and encouraging people to get vaccinated. you are there in nashville. what do the state's actions do to public health? >> they have been a big shock, don, of course. i'm a member of shelly's fan club. he was one of the best immunization program directors of any state in the country. she was straight down the middle of the road, nonpolitical, did things right, enormously diligent and very popular. she had the respect of all the providers out there. so this is a blow to the program. furthermore, the state health department under pressure from state legislatures has pulled in its effort to try to get children and adolescents vaccinated in preparation for school. there has been a great deficit in vaccinations of infants, children and adolescents because of the covid time when we weren't seeing doctors. we have to make that up now. we want to raise the rates once again. and of course we have covid vaccine

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they want us to fix the grid. a few weeks ago we're told to turn up the thermostats because we might have a rolling brownout on a not too hot day in texas. that's what we should be focused on. instead, they are focused on cultural issues and it doesn't make sense. >> yet, the idea if that's the priority of the people of texas, this is a far cry away from what their prioritizing then at the governor's level. you know, you also sit on the foreign affairs committee and i want to ask about president biden delivering a new warning to vladimir putin telling him to take action against hackers and listen to what he told reporters. >> does it make sense for the u.s. to take it up a notch and attack the actual servers this are used? >> yes. >> i mean, it doesn't get more direct than that. how do you see this playing out, congressman? >> i think president biden is clear with putin and the russians that we have capabilities that we have not yet deployed and that if they continue down this road that we're going to be forced to

answer my question yes, it's hurting us. what do you do? >> it's not hurting us. it's killing us. we made death political now. the virus and masking and vaccination, they have become the ultimate political weapon and we can start with donald trump and take it to fox and hannity and everybody else that promoted the notion it was no big deal and you didn't need a mask and you didn't need to get vaccinated. our loved ones are being killed and sick in the hospitals and finally, it's taken that to get some of the rest of my family to take vaccinations so it's only when it affects a loved one and it's really sad and unfortunate that it's gotten to that point where we're losing loved ones or loved ones are sick in hospitals across this country and this delta variant, if it doesn't get you now, it will if you don't get vaccinated. >> you're an adult, do what you want to do. i encourage everyone to get vaccinated but if you're an adult with kids in your home and children and you're not getting vaccinated, i don't -- i really don't know what to say to you. >> but don -- >> yeah? >> i think

we must have the president use his voice, use his influence, use his power, and use what he clearly understands about this moment. and that was one of the encouraging things about this conversation was that the president understands us to be in a moment of peril in terms of our democracy. >> vice president kamala harris calling the assault on the vote the fight of our lifetime. >> so this is the fight -- this is the fight of our lifetime. this is the fight of our lifetime. we all stand on the shoulders of giants. we will always remember our history. we also understand their legacy and that we are a part of that. >> the fight of our lifetime, my mother's, my grandmother's, my great grandmother's, my great-great grandmother's. joining us now is a maryland democrat who sponsored the for the people act. congressman, thank you for being here on an important night. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> as you know, civil rights leaders came out of this voting rights meeting at the white house and one leader warning our backs are against the wall and another saying that democracy is under attack and they'

that are in this with us. and we're just the ones being highlighted because of probably our locality being so close to d.c. but our county is divided. just as our country was divided under the previous administration. we have professional agitators using students as pawns to win the virginia governor's race. people keep asking me if i think it will die down over the summer and as we get back to school five days a week. what i really believe is that it will continue and people will continue to use nonissues to raise and garner support from uninformed voters through our mid-term elections and all the way through the next presidential election. this isn't going away. >> people who are outraged over what they call critical race theory, crt as you say, say things like white students are being told they are evil. can you set the record straight? what kind of conversations are teachers and students having about race? and at what ages? >> so you can have a conversation about being inclusive with any grade level. you c

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