Pandemic news. The strongest warning yet from the head of the cdc who says the next three months in the United States will be, im quoting now, the most difficult time in the Public Health history of the sensation. In a hopeful sign the uk has become the first country to approve the Pfizer Biontech vaccine and first doses rolled out in that country next week. Lets get straight to the white house with our chief White House Correspondent jim acosta is on the scene. Youre getting new information from your sources. Update our viewers. Source close to the white house said the public should examine, quote, a flurry of pardons as the president nears his time in office. Some said it would be fine for the president to pardon his family members preemptively even though they have not been charged with any crimes. The source went on to say some of the president s advisers believe that mr. Trump could legally pardon himself and something disputed by constitutional scholars. As for the election, whit
The cdc districtor is expected to give the final green light at any moment now. The chief Operations Officer says distribution can begin tomorrow. This as the country begins to see very worrying surgeons of new cases, hospitalization and death across the United States, some states are pushing hospitals to their breaking point. Covid hospitalizations in california, for example, are at an alltime high right now with some icus reporting they are completely out of space. And there is more worrying news out of the uk right now, where a more contagious strain of the virus has emerged, forcing Boris Johnson to put them under critical lockdown, under way right now, over the next round of relief for millions and millions of suffering americans. But there are still some key divisions that remain and there are also other breaking news we are following right now. It involves chaos. Chaos inside the Trump White House as we speak. This kind of comes right from the oval office after truly stunning su
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