new jersey governor says the state school mask mandate will end in march. delaware s governor announcing similar roll backs to the state s school and universal indoor mask mandate. federal health officials are thinking about life after the pandemic but there s no clear plan yet. a bipartisan group of governors are pushing the president for guidelines on how to move to the i i indemic phase. why is there no federal plan yet? we have been told they are focusing on getting cases, hospital vization and deaths do even more. they say every county is experiencing high levels of transmission. you can have the mask here and looks like most of the united states is in the red in high levels of transmission. state governors and some public health experts have said cases
logic. did we approach a border somewhere over there? nato infrastructure has approached us. reporter: so this is where putin once again says it s nato that s the aggressor here, not mentioning of course that it s russia that s amassed well over 100,000 troops at the border with ukraine, it was also russia that entered crimea and annexed it and stoked the conflict in eastern ukraine. so still the two sides are quite far apart. while there seems to be a crack in the door at least leaving some room to diplomacy. perhaps not a breakthrough but progression of sorts. nathan hodge and melissa bell, thank you very much. now parts of the united states are looking ahead to a new normal and the end of covid restrictions. several states have now set time lines for the end of school or indoor mask mandates. the roll backs begin in the
as we said, genuine passion from the president today, the associated press however pointing out quote, despite his ringing words on tuesday, he avoided any mention of trying to alter the senate filibuster rule that stands in the path of federal legislation. for more, we are happy to welcome back tonight, juanita tolliver, and michael steele former chairman of the rmc, and lieutenant governor of the state of maryland. so, juanita, it s getting tough out there. my evidence exhibit one, join me in listen willing to how our friend nicole wallace started the broadcast today. tragically and perhaps ironically based on how he clinched the democratic nomination, president joe biden will now forever hold the distinction of having served as president during one of the greatest roll-backs of access to the polls in recent american history. so, juanita, tough but fair,
policy at all. unless that seemed like a partisan jab, i should acknowledge that for the better part of my lifetime it s been difficult to identify a consistent foreign policy in the democratic party, either. do you think democrats have lacked a consistent foreign policy? no, i think mayor pete is wrong in that observation and i like him and agree with many of the things he said, but when it comes to the basic foreign policy of the obama administration, i understood it. we did our best to keep us out of war, he made it clear the united states was going to stand up and fight for human rights around the world, he treated dictators like the head of north korea in a fashion that they had to prove good faith efforts to end any threat to the united states. i would disagree with mayor pete on his conclusion. senator dick durbin of illinois, always a pleasure to have you on with us. thanks so much. john, three former epa chiefs who served under republican presidents are sounding the al
we ought to be going after these things, they contribute to climate change as well. you bring up the economics, what the president s people in his administration have told me along with his supporters they felt there were too many regulations that had piled up over the decades and they were a stranglehold on business not just big corporations but even small business owners and formers and was that a fair point? yes. i mean, that s absolutely fair and i think regulations should be revisited because we learn more. science gets more if you allow science to be science, it will find out more things, it will determine that maybe something that we thought was really bad isn t quite as bad or that you can there are new technologies to deal with it that aren t as burdensome. that s absolutely appropriate. but as you mentioned at the start, if you ve rolled back 85 regulations in this time period in less than four years, you re not doing the kind of scientific study behind them to justif