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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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'

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

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

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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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

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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

thank you both, i appreciate you joining us. i mean, whatever. hi. we're just hours away from the four officers who risked their lives defending the capitol on january 6 testifying under oath for the first time. what else can we expect tomorrow at the select committee's first hearing, john? >> don, i think we're going to see something we haven't seen from hearings of this kind in a while, which is a serious-minded, thoughtful probe, because nancy pelosi has managed to make a bipartisan committee by picking a couple of honest republicans who are serious about what happened on january 6, in liz cheney and adam kinzinger. and we're going to see something we didn't see, say, in the trump impeachment hearings, when you looked at what house republicans did then, they didn't care about getting to the truth, it was all air horns and fog machines trying to protect donald trump. and that is not going to be in that select committee hearing room. republicans will be displaying their pathologies like the one you played in that clip of michael flynn. you have the

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

i mean, it woke us up. it -- seeing him laying there, me being as sick as i was, i luckily did not get it as he did, but i said if it makes my infertile or him infertile, then we'll adopt. there is plenty of babies out there that need a home and that's where we are at this point. >> yeah. >> now, listen, i'm going to talk -- i'm not -- i'm glad you checked with your doctors but from all of the medical experts we've had on the network and spoken to, you know, this vaccine has been in the works, right, this mnra vaccine has been in the works for quite a long time before covid-19 to work on other viruses and even coronaviruses. this is -- this new strain is new but this isn't something, this research and this form of medicine is not something that is new. but go on. if you want to respond to that. >> i know that a lot of people are misinformed because they see it from both sides. they see a media outlet telling them one thing and another media outlet telling them another and i wish we could all just get on the

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

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misinformation is killing us. that's what's killing us. it's killing our democracy, literally, killing us. the fact is people who are refusing to be vaccinated. who are listening to the lies and the misinformation 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 and other-tech platforms, we are seeing the rampant spread of misinformation. and it's costing people their lives. >> and we know where a whole lot of misinformation is coming from, don't we? it's coming from some in the gop putting owning the libs ahead of lies. the lives of their own supporters. like the qanon congresswoman who compared covid-vaccine outreach to nazi-era brownshirts. like another member of congress calling vaccinators, quote, needle nazis. like the crowd cheering at that big, conservative jamboree over the weekend, cheering the fact that the biden administ

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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

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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

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>>> 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.

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so thank you for joining us. this is the country's highest-ranking military officer, we are talking about, general. comparing then-president to hitler. and again, that's not my comparison. that's the comparison in the book so i'm not doing it. but he's doing that. and then, trying to prevent a coup. as a former-top military man, yourself, what are you thinking when you hear that? >> well, i'm thinking that he's loyal to the constitution. he is doing his duty. he's -- he's -- milley is a very smart, well-read, well-balanced man, who's had tremendous experience. a lot of moral courage and a lot of great judgment. and he's done his homework. he's seen the president, close hand. he knows how he responds. he knows what the history is. he knows what his duties are. and he was, apparently, fully prepared to do what he had to do to make sure that no illegal action took place that would overturn the constitutional procedures change of office. that's what he should be doing. >> let's talk about the other -- this plan. beca

the monday gave us a recommendation. they not only my life, my family, and i also looked up with really when we don't have any show we have now we want to take any decisions or united nation or what you call yourself humanitarians. but what kind of humanitarian saw you left me here after i worked 10 years for you. russia is also worried that the fighting will spill over into its territory. so it's arched restraint promised to g, cuz tom back up on the board and maintains dialogue with the taliban. and the country that created this whole mess just up didn't left. oh, i the i up to the left in the dead of night without what apparently the washington claims that local officials knew that withdrawal was imminent. the very next day newton was seen plundering a background base, funny american souvenirs left behind. with this hasty exit parallel to being drawn with another open us, as for, for was vietnam wage a war on terror realized that the tree is impossible in could deal with the enemy of found in your allies and get the h

the us submitted. all the by the ministration is apparently now prepared to let us all serve any prison sentence in his austrian homeland. is part of the claim he already had rights stella morris this week, also gave her reaction to the grunting of the appeal from outside the court. i was able to speak to julian now about the decision and you know, it's mixed because on the one hand it's been 6 months and we haven't had any news. so it's like an endless purgatory. but at the same time it doesn't here. and julian's very unwell. 7 he's happy when, when he i went with our eldest this morning and so it's not representative when i see him because obviously it's a, it's a one rest fight he get off. but even, you know, bellmarks prison is a horrible place. he won his case in january. why is he even in prison? why is he even being prosecuted? there is no legal case against him. all there is an indictment based on life. washington was decided to face challenges of packing and espionage which could be under may

not to use that either. there's also being warnings about making sure that you take a foot where outside of your home. if you're in one of the areas with london now, despite these warnings being given out, activists of told off see that while a number of people still unsure what they should be doing to uncertainty to rains. people road to me asking whether they can go out and gardens and whether we will take more samples. and this worries me, most of all that people remain the dog. and this is not only the fault of the enterprise. after all, the main problem is that no one knows what substances have reacted and what actually happened. and here the main question arises, is it have an acceptable to place this as it were? powder kegs near large settlements. on friday, we are expecting the authority to release more information regarding potential long term implications from this disaster that took place on tuesday. what we know from activists is that there's a lot of concern that this could have a long term effe

cockroaches, when would you go on what this land titles us and right now it tells us that animals with a nervous system and can feel pain and stuff. you know, we think that this is a really big step forward for the animals. it's not just that, but a sentence by recognizing that, you know, and crabs and other stuff that could pub concealed pain. the government is, is going to then protect them further with other animal welfare legislation, which will mean that they can no longer be killed in an inhumane way. transported handled, you know, in an inhumane way. it becomes incredibly dangerous because of killing into bonds. then what happens is it becomes impossible to eat it so they get their outcome. i actually would much rather sit and be honest about those. i'd say in reality this is about bombing bait fighting fish and bonding all forms of slaughter for the pepsi to study something. you know, this isn't about binding eating animals. obviously pizza would like to live in a world where people aren't, you know, killing and consuming animal. but this is going to make it illegal to eat lots

for us as the information down. because we're working for the, the, the americans will seen as a betrayal off the country out of time. so you can certainly change your phone number, but that's not going to help. moving houses will not help you because people know each other. it's a country with, you know, every single person in that street where you live. so it's quite easy to trace somebody and find them. it's quite easy. you would form the relative soon form the most square of the go to your neutral a night later that their home. so are quite different ways with these chapters have been threatened. washington has now been opperation to support the relocation of. i've got nationals who worked for the us for a special include $700.00 translators, together with their families. the former and separate points out so many of the left behind on the danger isn't over, especially for those who worked for other nato armies. this one room is only for the all those local employed civilians who worked for the american forces.

we have a generational shift that ponzi scheme, that the life of us say that all the out us dollar world is that started in 1971. it turns 50 in august that the boomers in america are retiring. they've got these huge they, they own all the portfolios you were talking about, the stock market. the property markets are up 25 percent. they own the vast majority of these paper assets that have gone up tremendously. the new generation of z and miles, they have nothing from that. so the revolution is that they're just going to opt out of that from with bitcoin, with gold, with just a different lifestyle like that. and their vote, of course, because as the boomers die off they, they have less and less impact on the, you know, politicians and how they allocate all this free money. so is it just, it is that natural change in generation? is that going to end this ponzi scheme want them for all that could have something to do with it, but i think it's, it's a lot more to do with the fact that i think we look at what happens to manage the inflation, perhaps in 2 phases. we since $971.00, when we came

juliet us on to be free. his treatment violates for convention against torture and its persecution threatens journalists worldwide. we drop the pfizer madana covey, like things can potentially cause hard inflammation in some people. that is the conclusion of the european madison's agency. it's recommended adding the condition to the list of possible side effects the 2nd time as well. the 5 job was made headlines this week after these really health ministry reported its efficacy had dropped by almost a 3rd. early studies had given it an efficacy rate of 94 percent. the latest to shows the figure is full and by roughly a 3rd report, low claims, it still provides good protection from hospitalization in serious illness. as of now, the funds to be on take job has been a for full or emergency use more than a 100 countries in regions worldwide. they include the european union, the united states, and canada. it also received emergency validation from the w h o. at the end of last year, we discussed these new findings

thanks so much for joining us here on our team. use of french nuclear testing, and algeria as part of this, how does it have left a lasting impact on locals and the environment 6 decades on and the radioactive aftermath still remains with l. g area denouncing paris over its refusal to show where nuclear waste is buried. ah, hurry of france since this morning, just stronger and prouder ah, back in the sixty's friends carried out 17 nuclear tests in the sahara. but according to julia made no effort to clean up the sides to pay compensation to victims who suffered from radiation. when charlotte dubin ski has more from paris, the old jewelry and the government is stepping up the fight. it has acute frances refusing to handle the important information regarding the sites from refuses to hand over top, a graphical maps to determine the burial sites of the polluting, a radioactive or chemical waste which have still not been discovered. the radiation victims have already died due to unknown medical conditions and causes, but of those to st

she was an official at the us treasury department. she noticed some suspicious activity reports pointed out that wall street giants like j. p. morgan chase and hsbc, among others have might have been complicit in money laundering. so she took it to the official whistleblower channels and guess what happened next? absolutely nothing. the story got to international attention only after she leaks to the press. and after that she did not get a pat on the back for being a good whistleblower. but instead, last month, she got sentenced to 6 months in prison. you know, just like always. but some people do hope that biden might be able to break the strand after all in his plan. so guarantee the government works for the people. he did promise to try to deescalate the prosecution of whistleblowers and seek more funding for whistleblower protection programs. why do we work with congress to strengthen our whistleblower laws so that any federal employee who learns of an improper attempt to influence the department of justice, investigation or prose

earlier political podcast hosts justin robert young told us the bible ministration can use such threats as a control to politically. from the patriot act on forward they've consistently looked to crisis, is to try to expand their own policing tools, many of which were the long held wishes for them. and now they have yet another reason to do it. people that have never been across the line and are now being legally held accountable for it, but the call for domestic terrorism has not only been seized on by the f b i, which would be doing this for a while. but also, of course, the by the ministration which can use it as a cudgel political, the f b i is inherently a political organization. now, the definition exactly where it politically aligned with a more interesting question on whether or not a please straight liberal, conservative or loyal to a republican or democratic party, or what i think is most accurate, loyal to washington dc. and the fact that there are just columns of power that exist in that political town and not so secret service. frances main intelligence agency is giving a s

and the former austria and the minister of foreign affairs carrying can i sold, told us why the use approach to illegal migration is a failure. what we have seen over the last that case and actually it started in 9095 to somehow try to take a common approach when it comes to my creation. nothing has worked. we are in a big stay made off of a lot of unilateral measures taken and it will lead to more confusion and it will lead to the non implementation of international creek is what we see that each and every member is somehow condemned to have laid on its own maximum by and try to dry natural action. but the common european migration at chanda is not their maximum bring back people to turkey, bringing them back to afghanistan and all in both cases. it doesn't really work for people at that and doesn't have been hospitalized with burns. as wildfires find by strong winds, weak devastation across southern turkey, one coastal town and 18 nearby villages and districts of all evacuated hotels in the region of doing the same thing. the focus precedence spokesperson is called the situation a national

the brooklyn based editor at haiti, liberty use weekly publication, says that the us acts as a kingmaker as regards the nation. so we're likely to see an upsurge and uptick of haitian refugees leaving the country. and the u. s. is going to say that this is a threat to international stability, etc, etc. and they may, they may try yet another military or military occupation of haiti, which will be the 4th. this would be something that i think would be poor and gasoline on the fire. patients are very proud, would be very upset to have their sovereignty trampled once again. washington has been the king maker if you will, in haiti, and in the case of a job now my weeds and his predecessor michelle marcelli, they had a big hand in having them elected into office. many haitians call that an electoral kuda. tar. so washington is very interested in haiti, of chairs the island with the dominican republic. it is a neighbor of cuba right across the windward passage. so geo strategically, it's very important to judge the high course in london, her suspended for 9 months. all 6 followed by grunfeld to

and predators know that they could target us. and people in general know that they could target a unprecedented anti government protests and keeper of certainly caught the eye of the us media on top lawmakers. florida's governor is even claiming the island nation might have to be bombed and some others insist that the countries on the brink of revolution, the spot things haven't calmed significantly now on the streets. washington is also adamant. changes on the account is the largest protest we've seen in cuba and a long time that will obviously have an impact on how we proceed. so we will see how things develop and the days ahead and develop our policy responses accordingly . it's almost like christmas came early this year for america's political hawk's anti government protests have fled up in cuba. what better opportunity for the us to finish something? it couldn't back in the sixty's. now with all the tricks from the venezuelan handbook of regime change, step one, intimidate, scare them, bully them, make it look like you're on

some outlets used to kill a straight cube and unrest. this one was taken in 2011 in egypt, just like when things were going down in venezuela and the mainstream media didn't want us to find out that it was the us back to protest is not the government. who said this a truck on fire? well, i guess think of it as humanitarian arson. florida authorities got so excited about the unrest in cuba. they even allowed demonstrators at home to block the streets. something they had explicitly banned for black lives matter. at this point, you might be getting that faint stench of racial discrimination but don't fret. it's very different. according to the florida governor. i had a good discussion with leaders in the cuban american community about the comenius dictatorships crimes against the people of cuba. we stand in solidarity with the people of cuba and we are united in support of their right to choose freedom over the communist regime. again, all painfully reminiscent of venezuela protests including in washington itself, which the breathlessly bac