i called our wartime effort to vaccinate america against covid-19. it mobilized the whole country. we are proving that democracy can deliver to the people. saving lives, improving lives, helping recovery, giving working families a fighting chance again. i received an email today from a mother in washington state. she s a young teacher who just received a payment. she wrote, and i m quoting, my family has been loving hand to mouth to put me through school so i can follow my passion involving young minds. this first payment has come at the exact moment when we needed it most. these payments may seem small to some, but they are life-changing for my family. 200 and there, starting today, their lives are about to change for the better.
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thanks to an increase in vaccinations and decrease in cases, america is celebrating its first maskless holiday weekend. cases are down across 42 states. only 11,500 new cases reported nationwide in the past 24 hours. the race to vaccinate america is headed to indianapolis today with shots in arms at the legendary indy 500. it is the largest u.s. sporting event to take place since the pandemic began. the 135,000 fans in attendance will be able to grab a burger, a beer and also get fully vaccinated. gary is there for us. do you think attendees there are rolling up their sleeves? are you seeing people doing it? reporter: alex, yes, they really are. they re coming down the stairs here. the race is happening over there. you hear it every few seconds. ist quite loud. they come to the first aid center where they get their one-shot johnson & johnson vaccine.
from ending mask mandates to loosening cloud limits, questions loom what that looks like. my next guest is here to help answer one of the burning questions at this stage of the pandemic. it okay to ask health care providers if they re vaccinated. with me now is kwame anthony appiah. he is the ethicist columnist for the new york times magazine. he is professor of philosophy and law at new york university. kwame, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. in your piece you put two scenarios out there. one of them is for instance going to your chiropractor who says they don t necessarily believe in vaccines and won t be getting the vaccine. another is sitting in a dental chair or a dentist chair i should say and having the dentist assistant essentially say they don t want to answer your question if you ask them if you re vaccinated and your mouth at this point is wide open. you re not about to bail with your mouth wide open and you ve got all those tools on the inside of your mo
emily tisch session, david jolly, thanks for being with me. i m having a tough day. could there be enough evidence to convict donald trump in the investigation of the trump organization? plus, tomorrow marks 100 years since the tulsa massacre. later on in the hour we re going to be joined by hannibal johnson who chairs the education committee. we ll be right back. about well, the names have all changed since you hung around but those dreams have remained and they ve turned around who d have thought they d lead you (who d have thought they d lead you) back here where we need you (back here where we need you) yeah, we tease him a lot. welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you.
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