signed into law on friday. president biden also announcing in just the last hoursh more vaccine split in the u.s. ensures the u.s. will have more than enough supply to vaccinate the entire population. here s president biden moments ago in the latest push. we re now on track to have enough vaccine supply for every american adult by the end of may, month earlier than anyone expected. today i m directing, my hhs team, to produce another 100 million doses and perform another of the 100 million of the vaccine. this is wartime effort, we need maximum flexibility. there s always a chance we ll encounter unexpected challenges or will there be a new need for a vaccination effort? a lot can happen. a lot can change. we need to be prepared. of course, we need to match the manufacturing of science and massive logistical undertaking. the leading to approval number rarely seen in the legislative pushes by either pared. 75% of all americans are squarely behind the bill, but even with
and dr. yuchi blackstock, founder and ceo of advancing health equity and an msnbc medical contributor. reverend richardson, let me start with you. i don t know what we can do to address the partisan nature of the vaccine split, but there s also a racial split, and it s more about access than hesitancy. fewer than half of u.s. states have vaccinated more than a third of their black population, something i know that you and cnbc is digging down in. what can be done? what are we doing at a state, local, and federal level to make this vaccine more equitable? first of all, thank you, reverend sharpton. first of all, we have to own the fact that there s this inequity