aren t you firing people? how you can say you re happy with your team given the way this is going? covid is technically a novel coronavirus, and the science is evolving as quickly, or not as quickly, as the virus is evolving itself. and the measures we have to take, whether it s the susceptibility of vaccinations, or the breakthroughs, or the quality of masks, or the effectiveness of social distancing protocols, and the proportions of populations that are vaccinated, whether that includes being boosted, that s all things that are evolving scientifically. policies are evolving following the science. if you re committed to following the science, the only rational way to approach it, your policies will evolve, too. and that s not easily mapped on
interpreted around the world. and rightfully so. but john, your reaction to that? my reaction to that, nicolle, good to see you, was that it made the list of headlines coming out of earlier, when you first started talking with rachel. certainly in terms of global consequences, and political consequences, the situation of what is about to happen or not about to happen in the ukraine, and how the u.s. and allies will react to it, it s maybe not just the headline of the press conference, but could become the most paramount thing that comes out of this day. and the question wasn t just would it be a military response. but the initial suggestion seemed to be, we re going to be with sanctions if there s a serious incursion, but there might be something less than that if there s a less than serious incursion. but there s not unanimity among
really great to have emily and nick. i appreciate both of you being with us. when we come back, james carville is here, exclusive on the beat. we re going to get into all of it, next. it, next my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, my go to toothpaste its innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness, well done.
strong moments, this is just from the president s press conference today. did you ever think that one man out of office could intimidate an entire party, unwilling to take any vote contrary to what he thinks should be taken for fear of being defeated in a primary? what are republicans for? what are they for? what is mitch for? efforts on the part of the republicans to stack the election. the american people overwhelmingly agree with me. can you think of any other president who has done as much in one year? james? first of all, john is a good friend. he and ten other people watched the whole hour and 52 minutes of it. i think there was a larger message contained in there. all right, come on, dude. take your best shot at me. all right? we re on a street corner in scranton, and biden is 11 years
in that moment, the progress being made and also the challenges we re facing certainly what we re seeing on the ground in ukraine, the fact that the president has built a coalition of countries around the world to stand up against russia and putin and put in crippling sanctions, that is part of what people will hear. i will also note if we look back at history, president obama gave a speech during the worst financial crisis of our lifetime. president bush gave a speech shortly after the worst terrorist attack on our homeland ever. it s always about expressing how you will leave the country. and will there be new policy proposals in the speech? there always are. the speech is writing it. nobody wants three-hour speech. finally, the pandemic, becoming an endemic for a lot of americans. we saw the enough masking