365 already had covid in their hot facility. covid did not get in to the nursing homes by people coming from hospitals. covid got into the nursing homes by staff walking in to the nursing home when we didn t know we had covid. staff walking into a nursing home even though they were asymptomatic because the national experts told us, you could only spread covid if you had symptoms. they were wrong. covid may have been brought into a nursing home because visitors brought it in. and didn t know that they were contagious because the guidance was you can only be contagious if you have symptoms, if you re sneezing, coughing. that turned out to be wrong. that s how covid got in the nursing homes. 98% of the people that took a person back from a hospital who was probably no longer contagious already had it in the facility. and they signed and agreed that they could handle it because they already had people that had covid in the nursing home. if you look at the rate of death before the
to the very date. this idea that i m not the progressive in the race, my lord. if i get elected president of the united states with my position on healthcare, my position on global warming, my position on foreign policy and my position on the middle class, this will go down as the most progressive president in american history. he s making good on that promise. he cancelled the keystone xl pipeline, tackling climate change, revising immigration reforcement policies and revoking a host of executive orders concerning federal regulation and others. republicans no longer forced to focus on the impeachment and senate trial of president trump, will they be unifying against president biden s progressive agenda? welcome. i m jerry baker in for neil cavuto. this is your world. we start with this question of where the biden administration heads happening now that impeachment is out of the way. we start with kristin fisher at the white house with the latest. kristin? for the m
that s great. wy wyatt, send me more pictures. all right. i will. sa sanjay, thank you. thank dr. anthony fauci. dr. rochelle walensky. and dr. marcella nunez-smith. also thanks to those who wrote in with your questions. to a lot who joined us tonight, i know a lot of people didn t get their questions answered. i apologize. the conversation continues at cnn.com/c cnn.com/c cnn.com/coronavirusanswers. the news continues with chris cuomo. chris? all right. we re running late. i m chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. let s get right after it. what s happening in washington deserves your attention. it may be as dangerous as the pandemic. my question is how many red flags do we need? homeland security just put out a warning of more possible violence to come from violent anti-government extremists. fueled by false narratives that could continue to mobilize to incite or commit violence. now, this that s what the gop has to say about this threat. why? the only response they ve
it s nice to have experts who are willing to come and discuss for however long we want to discuss and get actual information out to people. i almost didn t recognize you, i got to say, though. you got a haircut, finally. you cut your hair. was that the first time since this pandemic? yep. first time you. since the pandemic. yep, i you know, i m realizing looking at our two-shot here, i m kind of starting to look like you a little bit, like the brown anderson. well, yeah real quick, i got to ask, how s my man, wyatt? he s great. how old is he now? 9 months old today. gosh. 9 months old today. it s crazy. he s sleeping. i don t want to say this out loud. it annoys people. he s sleeping 12 to 12 1/2 hours a night which is fantastic. i love that. he s grown i know, he looks sort of like a buddha there. he s grown since then. he s just an absolute joy. yeah. it s incredible. well, thank you. thank you, tonight, anderson. that s great. wyatt, s
signing the executive actions, there s a lot that unusual about today and a lot that is still very familiar. despite the masks, the social distancing, the unprecedented security measures, today s inaugural has managed to capture a lot of the tradition of years past. very true. one tradition that we didn t see tonight, the first time in over 100 years was the outgoing president at the inaugural. senator lindsey graham talking with the former president in his last days in office. and of course, they worked a lot together throughout the course of his presidency. he joins us now. senator graham, great to have you with us today. thanks for being here. your thoughts as you have watched all of this unfold this evening. well, i thought it was pretty flawless. roy blunt is her. he did a magnificent job. i nominate him to do this the rest of his life. amy and roy did a good job representing the senate. good speech by president biden. i wish president trump had been there. that was