house senior covid adviser, andy slavitt, the author of preventable, the inside story how leadership failures, politics, and selfishness doomed the u.s. coronavirus response. we are happy to have him. thank you for joining us. it is january 2022. it not january 2020. other big city school districts are successfully navigating this. kids will have missed a week of school over this disagreement, ultimately. why couldn t one of the biggest school districts in the country get it together? well, look, this is a situation without a lot of easy answers. teachers don t want to get sick. parents don t want students to get sick and everyone wants our kids to get educated in the same way. we need tests and everything else for people to feel safe and we re in the middle of a crisis we ve never seen this many cases in the history of respiratory illnesses. it is a tough time but hopefully it will pass quickly and i think there is some light at the end
house senior covid advisor the author of preventable, the inside story how leadership failures, politics and selfishness doomed the u.s. coronavirus response. we are happy to have him. thank you for joining us. it is january 2022. it not january 2020. other big city school districts are successfully navigating this. kids will have missed a week of school over this disagreement ultimately. why couldn t one of the biggest school districts in the country get it together? well, look, this is a situation without a lot of easy answers. teachers don t want to get sick. parents don t want students to get sick and everyone wants our kids to get educated in the same way. we need tests and everything else for people to feel safe and we re in the middle of a crisis we ve never seen this many cases in the history of respiratory
filibuster to what it was, such as a talking filibuster. we could still change the rules, it just might take longer, we might need more effort, and to convince a couple of democrats, right now we ll, we are almost out of time. are you going to commit? i ve had so many senators on the show, i ve asked on this question. will you get him to change s mind? yesterday, he voted with republicans to, you know, overturn a vaccine mandate that the biden administration relies. on he seems to be getting worse, not better when it comes to voting with your party? well, he has not been open he says he opposes any filibuster, he says he is open to it ready for it. which, would be a talking filibuster. you can t give up. no, i know. we are running out of time, i appreciate you taking time, senator tammy duckworth. thank you so much. thank you. still ahead. if there is a media figure on the right who couldn t one,
how many children she will have, when she will have children. it is literally turning back the clock on settled law. this is not something the american people support. over 70% of american people support reproductive freedom and support the precedent of roe vs wade. fact of the matter, this is not a surprise. president trump made it clear as a candidate he wanted to overturn this. he won the presidency in part because his supporters wanted him to appoint conservative justices to the supreme court, potentially repealing roe vs wade if it came down to it. i mean, couldn t one argue that this is the will of the people to a certain degree? hillary clinton won the popular vote by 3 million votes, i wouldn t say that. and if you ask americans today do you believe in the precedent of roe vs wade and giving women basic human rights and civil rights to make decisions about their health, well-being, their
over 70% of american people support reproductive freedom and support the precedent of roe vs wade. fact of the matter, this is not a surprise. president trump made it clear as a candidate he wanted to overturn this. he won the presidency in part because his supporters wanted him to appoint conservative justices to the supreme court, potentially repealing roe vs wade if it came down to it. i mean, couldn t one argue that this is the will of the people to a certain degree? hillary clinton won the popular vote by 3 million votes, i wouldn t say that. and if you ask americans today do you believe in the precedent of roe vs wade and giving women basic human rights and civil rights to make decisions about their health, well-being, their bodies, and life or death medical decisions, they believe women should have that right. so we know where the american people stand on this. and that s why we have to lift up voices of people in georgia,