Less than a year later people and cars will be on that road in december because of the impact and the funds coming into the state from the bipartisan infrastructure bill. at the same time president biden has been clear his entire career that you can get stuff done that help the american people. that s what he s done. that s what the cabinet is talking about, about the economy, but also about the things people are most worried about. his executive order on student debt and continuing to make sure that people have the information on how they can apply. we re going to continue to do that. the cabinet is going to continue to do that. there s no part of this country where that message and that storytelling will not be valuable. that s what most impacts the american people. white house deputy chief of staff jen o malley dillon, reminding what it was like to stand right where you re standing with all of that equipment going on in the background, all the lawn care equipment. let s continue
At large at the bulwark. republicans have a different view than we just heard from jen. they call it a ghost report. they warn any positive growth is a phantom, claiming the majority of americans are bracing for what they call a cruel biden recession. the numbers support that americans are worried about a recession. at this late stage can you sort of flood the campaign trail with a lot of surrogates and change enough minds, especially in the races where a fairly small number of votes per precinct could make a difference? i think that you can make a difference. i think some of these races are going to be very close. you re looking at the polls, and i think the question is what is the most effective message for democrats in order to bring that home? i think listening to jen o malley dillon, everything she said was true, but it s complicated, right? it s a hard message to explain to people, some of the macroeconomic factors are pretty
A cold and rsv and then covid or get these back to back or even simultaneously? of course it s possible. they re separate infections. the immune response is different for each of them. even if you had an immune response from rsv, it s not going to protect you from covid. you can get multiple viruses. by the way, those three are not the only ones circulating. we re seeing para influenza, adenovirus. dr. zeke emanuel, good to see you thank you. that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. you can follow me on twitter. chris jansing reports starts after this, joined by deputy white house chief of staff jen o malley dillon.
On election night, november, third the president election was too close to call. it looked good for joe biden with calling arizona for joe biden. i told my very worried friends in phone calls and text that it looked good for biden. then, the next, day wednesday, november 4th, i told, them with confidence, that joe biden was going to win because his brilliant campaign manager who rarely spoke to the press, jen o malley dillon said, this, in the zoom press conference. good morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. after this a long night. this is jen o malley dillon, i m here with bob bauer. we want to take a few minutes to go over with you what we are seeing across the key states that are left outstanding. most importantly, i want to share with all of you that joe biden is on track to win this election. and he will be the next president of the united states.
Then communicated to everyone any with complete confidence. and then on saturday, when joe biden was officially called by the networks, oh my friends thought i was wicked smart because just listen to o malley dillon, i remember that moment too, it was the opposite of what triggering is. i guess reassuring is the world. yeah, exactly! she spoke with such confidence, such normalcy, such intelligence. it was actually an incredibly important role she played in what was a chaotic moment, as someone who basically lived in the keystone state in the closing weeks of that election. i can attest to, a, how important it was to have jen o malley dillon on the airwaves, but also b, how critical those down ballot seats are, not just to democratic control method to the pressures of a shun preservation of democracy. is that this what is on the line. we can go through how pennsylvania changes constitutional amendments, how the legislature, what their role is in constitutional