to ram through the most aggressive radical agenda and american history and all across the board and they are moving at lightning speed because they don t want you to know about it. we are not having hearings in congress of any sort so you can find out what is taking place in the process has slowed down so your representatives are standing there like statues with nothing to do. president of the united states is signing executive orders one after the other that would make any dictator around the world very, very jealous. these are very serious events that are taking place. now, you can see on the screen some of the executive orders and some of the executive actions that biden has been taking. i will get back to them in a moment but first i want to talk about this. this book by edward bernays called propaganda. this book was the original book on the subject of propaganda and all kinds of people read this book, franklin roosevelt read this book, he advised woodrow wilson who put
aggressive radical agenda and american history and all across the board and they are moving at lightning speed because they don t want you to know about it. we are not having hearings in congress of any sort so you can find out what is taking place in the process has slowed down so your representatives are standing there like statues with nothing to do. president of the united states is signing executive orders one after the other that would make any dictator around the world very, very jealous. these are very serious events that are taking place. now, you can see on the screen some of the executive orders and some of the executive actions that biden has been taking. i will get back to them in a moment but first i want to talk about this. this book by edward bernays called propaganda. this book was the original book on the subject of propaganda and all kinds of people read this book, franklin roosevelt read this book, he advised woodrow wilson who put together one of the bigg
the daily death toll falling to a four month low on monday. at the very same time roughly 10% of the population has now been fully vaccinated, while nearly 20% have gotten at least one shot. an average of 2.2 million vaccinations are being given out every single day in this country. and we ve got to remember, all of this is happening just a year after the country first shut down. i want to start with my colleague peter alexander at the white house. peter, what is the administration doing to mark this one-year anniversary? yeah, that anniversary, of course, a somber one this thursday, now 48 hours away, and we at nbc news can now confirm president biden will be delivering his first primetime address at 8:00 p.m. eastern time this thursday to commemorate the day that the outbreak, the coronavirus outbreak was first declared a pandemic. jen psaki the press secretary detailing the tremendous loss, more than 525,000 americans who have now lost their lives in the course of that t
not trying to be nice to you you folks are really important in getting the message out just like you know there s well over a trillion dollars for the hole infrastructure law. it takes a while to get it out, get it started, get the projects moving it takes time. well, the same way with dealing with the drug companies. folks, the law that s the law now passed although republicans want to get rid of it and the new speaker of the house thinks it s not necessary by the way by the way, by the way, the fact is that this law on prescription drugs saves the government, saves the government $168 billion it doesn t cost the government it saves them. instead of having to pay out for
institution finds that long covid is keeping up to 4 million people from working. research has determined that about 16 million working age americans have long covid, which is symptoms that can include brain fog, fatigue and breathing problems. the report said that work outages linked to long covid translates to around $168 billion in lost earnings. as of june, the u.s. economy had nearly 11 million unfilled jobs. on to weather and record rainfall is soaking the capital of mississippi nearly 22 centimeters or 82346 1/2 inchese fallen on jackson over the past few days. areas east of the city like pearl have received even more. this is now jackson s rainiest august on record and a flash flood emergency was issued on wednesday for some 300,000 people. let s bring in derek van dam to see if he can offer any hope to