this is new day and it will be an historic day in the u.s. congress. you re looking at live pictures of the u.s. capitol where later this morning, we do expect final passage of the $1.9 trillion relief package. this is a monumental piece of legislation that will have a huge impact. a new round of direct payments, the largest ever to americans, but it does much much more than that. child tax credits, more money for schools and health care on and on. the president will sign it ahead of his first prime-time address to the nation tomorrow night. and then he ll hit the road to sell the plan, which may not be that hard. we have a brand-new cnn poll which shows strong bipartisan support for the bill and especially what s inside it. the president s prime-time address will mark one year since the official start of the pandemic. today, nearly one in ten americans have been fully vaccinated, but there s still a along way to go for herd immunity. and public health officials say peopl
you re going to be so strong and healthy when it s it s your turn just take it don t be too late, baby don t hesitate all right. . that s fantastic. . the great carol king with her own vaccine song inspired, she says, by dolly parton. tomorrow, we of course are going to be doing our own, willie and i are. go ahead, put up the tweet. that you could put up the tweet that would be great. thank you, dolly parton, for you for inspiring me to inspire me to record my own vaccination song. covid vaccine. vaccines save lives. a duwop version of the happiest girl in the whole usa. we change the words around a little bit. we think we could get 50 million new vaccines by tomorrow evening just on the strength of our song. speaking of big numbers, willie, it looks like oprah s interview with whoa! . meghan and henry what s his name? come on! harry. sorry. looks like they outrated your interview with oprah from the spring of 04. back in the morning joe
Together to the ceremony. Along the crowds, some of the countrys former president s. Of the countrys former president s. 0n capitol hill, the inaugural platform is almost full, but waiting for the arrival of donald trump. He will at the 35 words goodbye americas founding fathers, the Oath Of Office, that will make him americas 45th president. Hundreds of thousands of supporters, and protesters, too, in washington, dc for this event. Dignitaries, protesters, too, in washington, dc forthis event. Dignitaries, members of congress, military leaders, are already taking their seats on the platform ahead of the ceremony, and we will bring you every moment of it. In less than one hour, donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United States. The Property Tycoon won an unexpected victory in novembers election after a controversial campaign. Hundreds of thousands of his supporters are here in washington, but there are protesters as well. They have come for the event that will be
group, which was the only russian military unit that made gains, but he also fired a respected russian military commander among several who were not so respected. he s the one who set up those defenses in the east. is putin and russia weaker without them? i think russia and putin are both weaker. now, you could argument that putin is a little bit stronger today with prigozhin killed. that is, he s reasserted some authority. however, it has to be true that he is weaker today than he has before june 24th when the mutiny happened. when the mutiny happened, that showed that putin didn t have full control and showed that there were a lot of people that didn t support him. there was no pushback on prigozhin as he was heading for moscow. even in the military. so that shows a weakness there.
rule and how it would affect their financial futures. now they know. so what are you hearing in response to student loan decisions from people who are carrying these loans? well, folks who are carrying the loans are saying this is going to impact their day to day lives. this is something they were relying on. one thing about this program we know there were 26 million people who applied for this forgiveness, more than 16 million people who were approved of this loan forgiveness before the courts stepped in and put a hold on the overall program. this is going to impact people who thought they were going to have a little bit more money to play around with. there are those who oppose any forgiveness saying this was a matter of fairness saying this was an attempt to get votes. the impact from people is so clear from the conversations i ve been having. i want you to listen to them starting with a gentleman who didn t support him. listen here. it gave me a lot of respect