neighborhood and often times door-to-door, literally knocking on doors to get help to the remaining people, protection from the virus. todd: the biden administration launching a door-to-door effort to get more americans vaccinated but not everyone is happy with the new initiative. here to react is our friend bill mcgurn. is this the right move? you are going to have to do something because everyone knew the more vaccinations you give out, the last marginal vaccinations are harder to do because people don t want them. not just that they haven t gotten around to it. the government is going to have to be imaginative. normally when you do this kind of campaign you marshall churches and other civic institutions. we will see. todd: dan crenshaw among many conservatives not happy with this. he writes the following, how
(upbeat pop music in background throughout) jillian: as crime rates skyrocket across the us the us facing blame on holiday weekends. todd: carley shimkus here with more. jen psaki or as i call her the contortionist pretzel. carley: jen psaki was asked about the staggering prime rate yesterday and had this to say. over the last 18 months around the country we see spikes
voters and change the rules. but you got a big win in the supreme court. they just upheld your law there in arizona. how far will your case go, do you think, as precedent as other states raise this issue? well, i m very proud of the fact that i personally order that case brnovich vs. the dnc. the department of justice the left is trying to take on undermine election measures. the state court said ensure the integrity of their elections and confidence in their results. the left is cherry picking states. they don t go amp states connect cut, new york, all that s northeast states that actually have more restrictive laws arizona does. so, really, todd, they are being so hypocritical and i want electric actually inconsistent. if the democrats want to do something about voter and franchising more voters go after democratic strongholds with more restrictive rules and less early
it was unfortunate the judge didn t rule entirely in our favor. she did recognize that the state did have standing to bring the lawsuit. there are harms to the state of arizona by the biden administration to follow existing immigration law. we know there interest all sorts of costs not only costs to taxpayers to house and provide social benefits to folks here not legally but there islights this cost whether it s criminals being released or people having to being supervised there is definitely a cost. the judge said she did not believe she had the authority to order them to follow title 8 which says they shall be deported we are appealing that to the ninth circuit of appeals. todd: keep us posted on 2456789 the white house expected to reopen the border with mexico in the coming weeks. title 42 put in place by the trump administration to prevent people with covid from coming across the border. that s expected to be lifted as well. how are you that this will
universal preschool, free community college and tax breaks. republicans say it is too expensive among other issues, the president will be in a northwest chicago suburb which went red last year. jillian: thank you. todd: virginia s school board appealing after a judge forces the district to reinstate a gym teacher. byron was suspended after voicing his opposition to a transgender policy change saying his religion prohibited him from that. the attorney says there is no reason for the virginia supreme court to hear the case. jillian: chicago public schools adopting a controversial new plan. condoms will be made available as part of a new sexual health policy. fifth grade and above will be required to provide access to free condoms. the chicago sun-times, a step in the right direction for student health.