america doesn't survive if these people get their way. let's remember that they were trying to stop the certification of the vote and they were chanting "hang mike pence" and going after the people, the former president, trump laid out for them as the enemy that they need to be focused on that day. soipg the president is trying to continue to tell this lie about antifa and trying to frankly blame african-americans, which now republicans are trying to objectively trying to restrict their voting rights. he's trying to blame that group of people for this is just in some ways pretty absurd. and it's clear that that is something that's not going to fly. the video that you're showing needs to be shown over and over again, every time a republican tries to blame antifa. the fbi knows it's not antifa. everyone knows that this is a problem of white supremacy. >> you know, after 9/11, the images were stark and they were horrifying. and i know that there was a debate and many in the media decided they weren't going to show images of the to. because a

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. >> dickerson: there is also a debate in america how we teach america's history. you knew one of the students who died at the birmingham baptist church. >> that's right. >> dickerson: explain for me how you see that part of american history, also the tulsa massacre, and other parts of america's civil rights history, and america's exceptionalism that you were tasked with promoting across the globe. >> american history was, in part, shaped at its very beginning bi by the birth defect of slavery. do i wish they had won out, absolutely, but they didn't. we had reconstruction that gave way to jim crow. i was born in birmingham, alabama. i was eight before we could go to a movie theater. i didn't have a white classmate until we moved to denver when i was 12. so, yes, i know america's troubled past. and that troubled past continues to have an impact going forward on how we see each other. when i hear the talk about structural racism, it really gives me pause. and it gives me pause because it doesn't tell me what to do. if we could talk about the impact of race on various

aid and whole world could see that the united states of america was on ukraine's side, standing with ukraine in their conflict with russia. trump held all of that back, no, no, no, not unless you help me in my domestic re-election campaign by smearing joe biden. that call happened between trump and ukrainian president july 25th, 2019. hair raising nature of the call alerted by anonymous whistleblower, set in motion first of two impeachments of president donald trump. but before tonight, before cnn published this today, we had never before heard the call that rudy giuliani made three days before trump's call, in which giuliani made clear these were the stakes. laid out the groundwork for the call between the two presidents. rudy giuliani and top adviser to ukraine's president. this call took place three days before trump's one-on-one call with ukraine's president. and this all came after giuliani had spent months meeting with secret sources in ukraine trying to dig up dirt on joe biden himself. secret sources giuliani was meeting with, u.s. government has identified them as active age

and the rest of america, this is no time to be despondent or let our guard down. we just need to finish the job with science, with facts, with the truth. together as americans we're going to be able to beat this. may god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. thank you. >> mr. president, mr. president. >> why do vaccinated people still need to mask up? >> mr. president, how long do you think it might be necessary to wear a mask, and at what point do you think people might have to have a booster shot? >> i said in my talk the booster shot is not needed now. it is possible that it will be needed later. i don't know. the science hasn't dictated that yet, and the first part of your question? >> how long do you think people might have to wear masks again? >> well, if you notice a lot of places people don't have to wear masks. let's get that straight. the places where people have gotten vaccinated where we have a high vaccination rate, people do not have to wear masks at all. like some of you who were with me yesterday when i was up in lehigh valley, didn't have

who says the company is ripping america apart, and they can't stop themselves. >> i don't trust that they are willing to actually invest wood needs to be invested to keep facebook from being dangerous. >> the absolute insanity of ongoing covid us around the country's health care workers face violent threats for trying to save lives. when all in starts right. now good evening from new york i'm chris hayes. federal judges have gotten increasingly fed up with the life sentences that department and justices have been recommending for the people who engaged in this seditious storming of the capital, to violently overthrow the government on january six. there's been a whole bunch of judges hand wringing over this, and then today, for the very first time, a judge handed down a harsher sentence than what the government was asking for. sentencing one rioter to 45 days in prison, and saying quote, there have to be consequences for participating in an attempted violent overthrow of the governments, beyond sitting at home. the government had asked for home confinement. there have to be consequen

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and what you see democrats doing is undermining the greatness of america. they want our schools to not talk about the greatness of ourr founding and what america stands for and freedom. they are stripping down religious freedom, they attack religious institutions. on every single level, stephen is right, it is about anger, division, and divisiveness, and republicans are about hope and opportunity and the greatness of america, and that is the difference we are going to be offering on the ballot in november 2022.ic >> tammy: excellent. that is an excellent message for this christmas. of course, it is an important message, showing what the differences because if you are a miserable person, you don't believe about anything beyond yourself, then this is the kind of stuff we are going to get with policy and everything else. thank you both very much, merry christmas, happy new year. all right, today, long lines continued to farm at covid-19 testing sites across the country. recently, biden promised to distribute 500 million free tests, but as of now, the contract

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. >> those are the sights and sounds from america. let's go overseas, molly. london is being swarmed with omicron cases. the office for national statistics showed around 1 in 20 londoners had covid and estimates suggest that could have risen to one in ten on sunday, 10%. it's a crystal ball to what america might have to anticipate. what are you seeing there? >> 10% is huge. and it is worth noting that the vaccination rates in london actually are quite a bit lower than the national vaccination rates. but one thing that strikes me and i know we were talking about this over the weekend, as 10% of london is getting covid, that will yous health care workers. it is an estimated one third of health care workers will be out of the workforce by new years. that means it's going to take far fewer cases to overwhelm the hospitals than previously of course. look, we were expecting prime minister boris johnson to come down with restrictions today. that didn't happen. we aren't sure why. were the numbers better today? we haven't gotten the case count yet today. is he waiting

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and there is also ihink a connection to the buy america executive order that the president signed today where he's going to make sure that those small manufacturers actually have an opportunity to participate in government procurement. >> and we are having a little bit of deficit. i will ask you one other question and hopefully we'll be able to hear each other. you and the president both said it's important to go big, that the mistake would be not to do enough and yet the pushback you're getting from the congress is to go smaller. how small or how much smaller can you be prepared to go with this aid. and still make the difference you need to? >> our apologies. we're depend ent on the internet and sometimes it isn't there for us. heather boucher, member of the president's council of economic advisors, thank you so much for join us. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, president biden suggested the nation could soon vaccinate 1.5 million people a day against covid-19, up from one million a day now. that came as the u.s. death toll reached 420,000 deaths, and the president warned it could

>> because i think what america says matters. the what we say we're going to do and the context in which we sayy that we're going to do it we do it unless something exceptional changes. there are additional american citizens. there are additional green cardholders. there are additional personnel of our allies. there are additional siv cardholders. there are additional afghans that have helped us and there are additional groups of individuals that have been -- that have contacted us from women's groups to ngos and others who have expressly indicate that had they want to get out and have gathered in certain circumstances in groups, on buses and other means. that still presents the opportunity for the next several days between now and the 31st to be able to get them out and our military and i believe to the extent that we can do that knowing the threat, knowing that we may very well have another attack. the military has concluded that that's what we should do. i think they are right. i think they are correct and after that we're goi

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not just america, the world. instead of celebrating that, it's being attacked. more people voted for the president in 2020, then any time in american history, ever. they did it in the middle of a pandemic. you have seen what's happened here in georgia, states laws, it's just wrong, wrong. >> joining us now, lauren -- seen oh affair fight action. she managed the 2018 campaign for georgia. and latosha brown, cofounder of black voters member -- matter. senators last night in the response to joe biden said, that you critics of this new georgia law, have not read it. if you would just read it, you would love it. >> i think it's interesting that senator scott conveniently left out, even in his own assessment to what the realness is, i am questioning how much does he know? why was he intentionally not raising some of the issues that we raised. not only has he read the appeal -- it is agree just. as he knows, it is disingenuous of unfortunately he seems his ambition is better than his integrity. we know there is damage is there, all the way from literally making illegal

>> our job is to protect people in america and to protect the world from a pandemic. getting a booster shot increases your protection. we've got to boost people here and make sure that the rest of the world has vaccines. that is what we're doing. it is why the u.s. has committed more than a billion doses. that's why we're investing in strengthening local infrastructure, training health care workers around the world, including the contcontinents in south africa. we've got to do both, margaret: protect our population with boosters and make sure the rest of the world can get vaccinated as well. >> brennan: dr. murthy, thank you so much for your time. we'll be back in a minute. ♪ say it's all right ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ now listen to the beat ♪ ♪ kinda pat your feet ♪ ♪ it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ oh, it's all right ♪ ♪ my work has been viewed by 100 million people. ♪ my work helps save lives. ♪ my work has gone platinum. ♪ my work give

though he did try to tie this back to his agenda on capitol hill saying that america has great workers, great employers but they risk losing their competitive edge if they don't get those bills passed in his view. >> so manu, with the president joking that putting two democrats in a room would result in one of them killing the other, and there is some october 31st self-imposed deadline, does it seem realistic there is going to be a deal. >> reporter: it seems unrealistic because they are so far apart. not just on the price tag. joe manchin is still at $1.5 trillion even though he flirted earlier this week about going up to 1.9 to $2.2 trillion which is what joe biden's number. but the progressives want it closer to $3 trillion. and then all of the policy details, climate change and health care and the education and the eligible issues and how it works the tax rates, those are sim ply not resolved and october 1st highway money would expire to force members to cut a deal. but jake they could potentially have their backs against the wall kick the can down the road again and then run up in

it says more about america than it says about me. in one generation we have moved from denying a black man service at a lunch counter to elevating one to the highest military office in the nation and to being a serious contender for the presidency. this is a magnificent country. i am proud to be one of its sons. thank you very much. >>>. >> general colin powell in 1995 announcing he would not make a run for the u.s. prez den sichlt general powell had retired from the u.s. military two years earlier. public opinion showed at the time he was the single most popular public figure in the united states of america at that time. before he made that speech in '95 announcing he would not run for the presidency, it was very, very possible that he would run. he had written two speeches, one announcing he'd run and one announcing that he wouldn't. either was possible. he had written a memoir that was a smash success. people mobbed his book events as if they were campaign events. he did travel, including to some of the crucial earlier states. he

choose direct. ♪ smiledirectclub ♪ ♪ >> mike: america's crime america's crime crisis is hitting lawmakers this week. the secretary of illinois and a congressman from pennsylvania are victims of carjacking. a correspondent has the detailsa >> within just 24 hours to elec the democrats carjacked at gunpoint. in philadelphia she held up a gunpoint by two men as to what the person pphone and a vehicl. investigators later track and o the suspect in a suburb of delaware. this afternoon police announced charges against him. >> we have a lot of investigations going on at the same time. we've made many arrests. these are individuals ranging i age from 14-58. >> kimberly and her husband wer carjacking a suburb of chicago. held at gunpoint by three men firing several gunshots before kicking off in her mercedes suv. >> it is scary because shots ar being fired. although they have both pushed for police reform they know are thinking the officers that responded. >> we need to do more across america. >> no injuries reported in either case but both are facing a crime of trends in major cities. >> there ha

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whose culture it is, whose america it is, is what the base cares about. they could give about inflation or taxes or even welfare. i mean, all this stuff that's been tried and true, republican reactionary rhetoric for literal decades. all the rhetorical fire has moved away from a deficit and on to some random, school superintendent in maine after his district failed to denounce white supremacy after the murder of george floyd. now, those are the kind of lines republicans cannot cross. but spending on infrastructure? whatever, no problem. then, of course, we got to talk about the obvious, right? the additional, glaringly-obvious aspect of all this. when you compare the first-six months of the last democratic president's administration, to this one. barack obama faced total opposition, on the right, from the outset. now, joe biden has faced a lot of opposition, too. but there is just no universe, as someone who covered this from washington, d.c., up close. in which 11 republican senators would have come out, posed on that driveway, to strike a deal like this

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that should tell, you there is a middle still in america. that middle is going to reject this darkness, and this white supremacy, and this nancy sympathizers. they will reject it. they may win primaries in red places, these foreign radical red nuts. but in states like wisconsin, they will not win general elections. in states like arizona, they will not win general elections. we will see what redistricting does in the. house i'm pretty optimistic about the senate right now. >> jeff, what do you think about that idea? i am agnostic at this point. i am pretty pessimistic about the sort of mechanisms of democratic feedback, here. it is true in a grand sense that things like the arizona recount, or comparing the holocaust to cookie monster baking cookies, or making people recoil and discussed. it's not the kind of thing you would advise the political party to pursue an yet, into. >> and yet a majority of the republican party now signs off on at least some of the conspiracy theories of qanon. and so it's true well it's gonna make some people went,

a year ago america was floundering against the first variant of covid. we beat that variant significantly and then we got hit by a far more powerful threat, the delta variant, but we took action, and now we're seeing deaths from delta come down. we'll fight -- and look, we're going to fight and beat this new variant as well. we're learning more about this new variant every single day, and as we learn more, we're going to share that information with the american people candidly and promptly. second, the best protection -- i know you're tired of hearing me say this, the best protection against this new variant or any of the variants out there, the ones we've been dealing with already, is getting fully vaccinated and getting a booster shot. most americans are fully vaccinated but not yet boosted. if you're 18 years or over and got fully vaccinated before june the 1st, go get the booster shot today. they're free and they're available at 80,000 locations coast to coast. a fully vaccinated booster person is the most protected against covid. do not wait, go get

america is reopening. sometimes it seems everyone is hiring. this jobs fair in atlanta had almost 3700 positions to fill. >> at this point we would like to make you an offer for the job. are you willing to accept? >> yes. >> reporter: the economy added 850,000 jobs last month. that number would be higher if businesses like this california restaurant could find more busboys and dishwashers. >> busboy and dishwashers, $20 an hour. and still nothing. >> reporter: scientists worry about the sprawling delta variant, highly contagious and now present in all 50 states. >> if you've not gotten the vaccine yet, the fire is still a very real threat to you. >> eporter: this colorado clinic closed; too little deemed. vaccinations remain po polarizing. in 10 states, the rate is below 55%. and roughly 1,000 counties in america have a rate below 30%. on the 4th, no one wants to think about more struggle. but before the end of this month, the delta variant could become america's most dominant. >> our thanks to mark strassmann reporting from atlanta. we turn no

the single most popular figure in the united states of america. but he decided not to run. general powell died today at the age of 84 from complications of covid-19. he was 84 years old. he had survived an earlier bout with prostate cancer, he had parkinson's disease, he also had multiple myeloma which is a form of cancer that meant that he was severely immune suppressed. being vaccinated against covid-19 as general powell was, it greatly reduces your risk of getting covid, it greatly reduces your risk of dying from covid if you do get infected, but with the rest -- as is true with the unvaccinated population, age and medical co comorbidities make things worse. he was especially vulnerable to infection and ultimately he did not survive it. by now you have heard over and over again today the almost unbelievable resume and list of firsts. he was national security advisor to president ronald reagan, he was president of the joint chiefs of staff to president george h.w. bush and president clinton, he was secretary of state to president george w. bush. left office in 2004. at ea

our veterans represent the best of america. you're the spine of america, not just the backbone. you're the spine of this country. all of us, all of us, owe you. so on veteran's day and every day we honor that great debt and commit ourselves to keeping a sacred obligation as a nation, to honor what you have done, we have many obligations to our children, to our elderly, to those truly in need. i have gotten in trouble way back when i was young senator for saying we only have one truly sacred obligation. we have many obligations, but one truly sacred obligation to properly prepare and equip those that we send into harm's way and care for them and their families when they are deployed and when they return home in is a life-time sacred commitment. it never expires. and for me and for jill and for the entire biden family it is personal. when beau was deployed to iraq after spending six months in kosovo, trying to help set up a criminal justice system, i got a call from him one day. he said dad what are you doing friday? and i said what do you need? he said i would like you to pin my

gun violence in america, from an economic standpoint, is estimated to cost the nation $280 billion a year. you say how could that be, joe? >> hospital bills, physical therapy, trauma counseling, legal fees, prison costs and the loss of productivity. not to mention the psychological damage done to the children who live in these skis, watching it happen and knowing someone is happened it to. gun violence in our neighborhood has had a profound impact on our children, even if they are never involved in pulling the trigger or being a victim on the other side. for a fraction of the cost of gun violence we can save lives, save communities and build economies that work for all of us and save billions of american dollars. in the meantime much of it is taxpayer money. finally, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, hasn't had a permanent director since 2015. today i'm proud to nominate david chipman to serve as director of atf. he is the right person we believe for this agency. my job is to protect the american people. whether congress acts or not, i am going to use all of the resources

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i know this is -- you know, we tax income in america. we don't tax wealth. that's obviously wo ly one of t things that stands out there. >> absolutely. that's the message. we do not tax wealth growth. that's 98 cents on every $100 that his wealth grows and what you really see there is how little income he takes so he's got almost 100 billion in wealth growth but he's only taking 4% of that in income so what happens with the super wealthy is that they take income at the time and place of their choosing and sometimes they don't want to take in any income at all. warren buffet takes very little income. elon musk took very little income very often. what happens is some of these guys, many of these guys then instead of taking income they borrow against the stock. they borrow and they pay a little bit of interest on that borrowing and don't have to sell and don't have to pay taxes on the sale of their stock and they're in a system that allows them to do it and circumstance come vents the entirety of the tax approach. >> yeah, well as you point out, they don't -- l

fauci said america would like to lift the travel ban as soon as it can be done safely. do you believe the travel ban should be lifted now? >> yes, of course. what we learned is that the travel ban does not work. you remember the previous administration administered the travel ban. and not only do travel bans not work, it also encourages scientists like us, who have been brave enough to identify a variant that has emerged like a week or two after it emerged -- i personally have talked to dr. fauci many times in the past few weeks, and we both agree that not only should the travel bans be released because they're not affective, but it will encourage the rest of the world, and that can help the response to the pandemic. >> brennan: doctor, good luck with your research. thank you for your time today. we'll be right back. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right

america is coming back. the development, manufacture and distribution of vaccines in record time is a true miracle of science. it's one of the most extraordinary achievements any country has ever accomplished. we also just saw the perseverance rover land on mars. stunning images of our dreams that are now reality. another example of the extraordinary american ingenuity, commitment, belief in science and one another. and today i signed into law the american rescue plan, an historic piece of legislation that delivers immediate relief to millions of people. includes $1,400 of direct rescue checks, payments. that means a typical family of 4 earning about $110,000 will get checks for $5600 deposited if they have direct deposit or in a check, a treasury check. it extends unemployment benefits. it helps small businesses. it lowers health care premiums for many. it provides food and nutrition. keeps families in their homes and it will cut child poverty in this country in half according to the experts. and it funds a

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she continues to embarrass america on the world stage. so far she has refused to show any sense of urgency in helping any of these americans and allies trapped behind enemy lines in afghanistan. laughing it all off last weekend what she is doing instead? she is sounding the alarm about christmas shopping. i didn't make this up, not taken out of context, take a look. speak of the stories we are now hearing, this might be the timeo start buying them because the delay may be many, many months. across-the-board people are experiencing the issue. >> sean: our fellow americans are stranded, trapped behind enemy lines, hostage to the whims of the terrorist group, the taliban. where are the priorities of the biden-harris white house? meanwhile we are learning that the plane from singapore was delayed over possible havana syndrome experience in hanoi but he remains in good health and will be in vietnam tomorrow. you could make a lot of comparisons. herewith reaction, senator lindsey graham, two big questions i have tonight and there really are two

the america rescue plan is disaster relief. i hope we will see republicans stepping up to support it. >> it is the biggest stimulus package related to covid that we had so far. some argue the package is too big for the time. you know the former treasure secretary, larry summers wrote the bill could set off inflationary pressures of the kind we have not seen in a generation with consequences for the value of the dollar. it is five to six times it needs to be to replace lost income from covid. do you have any concern the bill could be damage to america's future, even if it feels good right now? >> listen he is opposing something that every democratic member of congress has supported. second here is the cost of inaction. we have people of color and women of color who exited the workforce and are unable to return. our state and our local governments need help balancing their budgets. there is a real danger here of going to small out of not doing enough. when you look at what we have done here in the united states. given how severe

with america bracing for omicron, now the dominant variant here in the u.s., my one-on-one with president biden at the white house. tonight, so many of you asking, where are the test kits? we ask the president about the long lines across this country. americans waiting for hours. and those empty shelves at pharmacies. how soon will there be help? also, the major announcement from the fda tonight, authorizing the first covid pill in the u.s., the pfizer pill. we asked the president, how much has the government purchased? how soon before it's available for americans who need it? we also ask tonight about family gatherings this christmas. we also ask about boarding planes. should vaccines be required? the president tonight on senator joe manchin and the president's build back better plan now stalled. and we ask the president about running for re-election and on any potential rematch with donald trump. >>> also tonight, the new evidence just in, how severe could this new variant be and how quickly does it move? >>> if you're traveling this holiday, tonight, what they're seeing already on the

quote, our view, america is facing a take no prisoner's assault on fair elections that can be defeated by elements of the freedom to vote act pending before congress. what is interesting here is that the editorial board got out of the way to say that they have never previously been in favor of setting aside the filibuster for any reason until now. they explain that they believe we are now in, quote, extreme circumstances. our nation now faces such a circumstance with democracy itself in the balance and the law to protect our democracy possible only if something is done about the filibuster. this news rising from usa today, today, at the same time that the senate has very quietly just carved out to new exceptions for the filibuster for individual pieces of legislation over the last couple of weeks, exceptions to the filibuster, the exact thing they said was impossible to do in order to get voting rights legislation passed. joining us now is as a 11, founder of indivisible, mr. 11, very good to see you, thanks for making time. >> so, as former congressional staffer and somebody who has b