that s roughly 75 million people, something needs to be done. here to break down the numbers, cnn senior data reporter harry enten, it s almost an even split there. what about when you factor in political views. yeah, you know, throughout this entire pandemic, both republicans and democrats, the majority got the vaccine. when it comes to mandates, we re seeing a large partisan split. as you pointed out, right, 51% of americans say it s acceptable to increase vaccinations t to have a vaccine mandate, versus 49% who say it s an unacceptable infringement on rights. 75% of democrats say it s acceptable, the mirror image of that 76% of republicans say it s not acceptable. i think we could have a real big political fight on her hands between republican governors, asa hutchinson, and greg abbott in texas, and the president of the united states. when you zoom in on specific events and requirements, what do the numbers show? on specific events and requirements, we see there s mo
democrats $3.5 trillion budget resolution. the question is what does the infighting mean for the president s economic agenda? and california s gubernatorial recall election is in its final stretch. with voters heading to the polls tomorrow, the question is can governor newsom hang onto his job? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is a california dream. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, september 13th. we ll start with the news. three mjor news studies by the centers for disease control high light the power of the colvin vaccine amid the highly contagious delta variant. the first report found that people who are not fully vaccinate ready 11 times more likely to die from covid-19 compared to those who are. that study looked at more than 600,000 covid cases from april through mid-july in 13 states. meanwhile, according to the washington post, a second study showed that moderna s vaccine was more effective in pre
we ll talk to a governor in kentucky as hospitals are being overwhelmed. antony blinken is about to face what will likely be a major grilling on the house foreign affairs committee. i ll speak with a member of that committee about that testimony, coming up. later, president biden heads west, hoping to address a climate crisis and avoid a potential political crisis. he ll meet with the top fire safety officials in idaho, then rally in california on the eve of the recall vote for the governor, gavin newsom. welcome to meet the press daily. i m garrett haake in for chuck todd. they have flooded the air waves over the past 24 hours as the white house forge ahead with the president s sweeping new requirements, including vaccine mandates on all businesses with more than 100 employees. republican governors have re-doubled their opposition to their mandates, vowing to use the full legal authority and the political power to resist them. henry mcmasters set he will fight the ma
good morning and welcome to your new day. i m boris sanchez. i m christi paul. it s saturday, september 11th. we are so grateful to have you with us this morning as always because today we re all pausing to mark this grim day. 20 years since the september 11th attacks. it s hard to believe that it s been two decades and it s hard to really over state just how impactful this day has been in american history. last night the tower of light lit up the sky from lower manhattan where nearly 3,000 people lost their lives. this morning there s a similar tribute over the pentagon. we watched just moments ago as the pentagon unfurled the american flag over the west side of the pentagon, a tribute to those lives that were taken there. 20 years have passed since terrorists hijacked planes crashing two of them into the twin towers of the world trade center and one of them into the pentagon. passengers on a fourth flight fought back forcing them to crash into a field in pennsylvani
classes. the district s board of education is meeting later today and one member tells new day that the measure is expected to pass. now, this would be the most sweeping and aggressive safety measure instituted anywhere in the country. and it happens to be in the nation s second largest school district. yeah. this will be a very big deal when it happens. and it does look likely to happen. we ll speak to a member of the school board coming up. again, this could be a key turning point in terms of vaccine requirements. children now represent more than one in four new coronavirus cases in the country. among all age groups we should note that hospitalizations are now back up to more than 101,000. we had been watching as the numbers had dropped some, but not anymore. president biden is delivering what the white house is calling a major speech on covid later today. he s expected to lay out a new six-part plan which will include an emphasis of extending certain vaccine requiremen