ahead. okay, and look, i know you ve been looking at some of the poll numbers about parents and whether they re willing to vaccinate their kids and what we have seen is that there are parents who may not be vaccine hesitant for adults or for themselves, but had iwhen it coo their kids, they re approaching this with more hesitancy. how do you combat that? there are a lot of parents who are ready to have their 5 to 11-year-olds vaccinated and i said we ll be ready pending cdc and fda recommendations to do just that. as the vaccine was introduced back in december, the level of questions and confidence was lower, and what we have seen is across time it has grown. we have 78% of adult americans with at least one shot. i would anticipate that as parents and their children have questions of their pediatricians and other local health professionals and gs and they ge
yes, i am. hopefully this doesn t mess up my hair too much but this is my dad s hat that he wore over in come bad in iraq. steve: terrific. brandon, you are not only graduating a couple weeks weeks from depaul you are paying it forward thanks to folds of honor you have been able to go to college but also help kids in your community. tell us about that. yeah. so, because of the money i received from folds of honor, i was financially secure enough to really focus on my classes, to focus on research and clinical work that i have been doing for the past few years now on the south side of chicago. i think like really great that i have been provided this money and opportunity to do that stuff that i wouldn t have been able to do if i couldn t coo have afforded college at all. steve: right. absolutely. dan, when you had the idea to start folds of honor, in
diplomats tell you, just keep talking. it may not happen now, you heard bill hemmer say this, it coo take a year, so this that end, the white house is consistent and hopeful that something eventually will happen. we re about to hear from the president of the united states about why the deal broke down, but he may say it didn t break down, maybe they have another idea for a round three of the sum met. singapore the first, hanoi the second. i want to reflect for a second, and we will go to the president live when he steps up to the podium. reflect on what kim jong un said earlier, i wouldn t have come here unless i was ready to denuclearize. i want to clarify something, when i was talking to daniel hoffman earlier, one of the questions from american
court fight, it s not clear trump s team would win that fit. it coo protract the entire mueller investigation which mueller wouldn t and certainly trump wouldn t want it either. i wouldn t put it past trump to say no to a subpoena and test it. then he has to deal with it month after month. whs sitting down, he doesn t have to do that. he might as well go after the supreme court. thank you eric swalwell and greg bauer and phillip bump and kate republican senator bob corker of tennessee says his party is like a cult when it comes to falling in line behind president trump. the number one sin in today s republic party is crossing donald trump. plus, trump is bragging there s no more nuclear threat from north korea telling everyone here at home they can sleep well tonight. does he believe his own hype after giving so much to north korea for so little in return? and the hardball roundtable takes on the republicans
six-figure bonus for the work she did even though she s no longer with the agency. great point of the david, what are we to make of it? do they think nobody is going to continue to dig into this? i think it s a delaying strategy. this is a very simple investigation if you think about it, just strategically. you look at the e-mails. each it s there or not. the only way to defeat the investigation is not turn it over. my question is it s going to come out. why not let lois lerner fall on the sword and take the heat for it? i d be willing to bet that the answer will be found once they go through the e-mails and see the other parties to those e-mails. those are the people they re trying to protect, not lois lerner. do you agree with that? the cover-up is always worse than the crime. i was just going to say that. don t people learn that/. and that is always the open1qd. question. but i want to say on the perjury point, he said i m informed and it is my understanding that. from