the biden strint. the president looking to get everybody a vaccine by may 1th. now 10% of the population is fully vaccinated. to get to 4herd immunity, we ar nowhere close right now, and one major challenge is people choorsing not to get vaccinated. like everything else in the country, right now, a lot of the choice comes down to politics. just listen to brian temp today. >> we are seeing vaccine he is tansy really as the pharmacists and i were talking about, making south. a lot of that is dealing with white republicans quite honestly. >> macon south, white republicans, quite honestly. the governor of georgia came out and said it. and the poll shows what he said, 36% of respondents, of that group, nearly 60% are republican. so just imagine if trump had made a big public showing of his vaccination, stuck him arm out there, and did it on video just like his pretdecessors have don here. >> we have lost enough people and suffered enough damage. >> it's important for the fellow citizens to get vaccinated. >> i'm getting vaccinated because we want the pandemic to end as soon as possible. >> so we urge you to get vaccinated when it's available to you. >> drump not do that. was no picture of this. he was not the psa because there was no image of him and the first lady gets shots. he was vaccinated while he was president but he never said a word to anyone publicly. because of good reporting. so all americans were kept in the dark on the issue of their president and former president. and even dr. anthony fauci. >> were you aware at the time he got the vaccine, dr. fauci? >> no, erin, i was not. i was not aware he was vaccinated. >> he could have made a difference if he talked about it, couldn't he? >> certainly, there is no doubt in anyone's mind that former president trump is very, very smeach that would have been a 1230e6r78d. >> to get a single to the peer who wleerly could have minied to hge hige him. >> and striss, and it could have been 70 plus million. you get the point. trump telling people to get the vaccine would have saved lives and right now, 1400 people are dying every single day. katelin collins from the white house. they need a message getting the max seen out is crucial. >> yeah, they thauns hard core supporters of the former prt frecht and urging ing people to get vaccinated. we are seeing it nesm and other polls that have republicans are much less lickly to get the vaccine when it comes to democrats. when they talk about whether it's amazible. what is going forward. you saw the briefing earlier, call on the other figures, saying it's important for people who are not just political people to urge people to get the vaccine. other leaders as well 34e67 and masks for example is one big affect of that. so the think i question now is how is it affecting the biden administration? and what are they doing going forward with the rollup? we are going to get to the point where there is enough vaccine supply for everyone. the question is whether or not people will actually get the vaccine. that will be the next challenge facing them. youment. t and they don't know how hesitant people are going to be to get the vaccine and whether it changes. >> thank you very much. i want to go now to gloria borger and dr. griner. it's incredible. brian kemp. he was very clear. i'm talking about macon and south. a lot of that dealing with white republicans quite hon imsly. >> look, he is just stating what the poll numbers have shown us. that about 50% of republican men say they're not going to get the vaccine. a third of republicans say they don't want to get vaccinated. just imagine what a difference, not only trump would make. and a mask is not a culture war. it's not matter of freedom. get your vaccine and save your neighbors and save yourself. but they show no inclination to do that because they could rather have a can and governor kemp has been in the cross hairs for a quhil. hech said it because he wanted people hear it. he wanted people to hear that white republicans are hesitant to get the vaccine in georgia. >> yeah, that can be a dpimpbs and the date that gor ya spoke about. zwresm and 41% of republicans said no 2340e6789 2340u7, the former president of the united states, making a personal appear to those men. it could make a difference. think about last springth. the president begged the country to take hydroxychloroquine. he was silent on the second foor of the white house winning about the election results. if you're listening, mr. former if the -- >> go a4id. >> you know what he has done, which is dig farmd and deck la haitians, saying every wrantds to give joe bind crept did it. but remember me, and in that, he talked about take your vaccine. that's it. it was a throw away line in this pathetic email. the purpose, it wouldn't have happened fmpl but the way he is presenting it would be inrack nempl and get 23r50i69 and when up can get in your 5r78 enter get everybody to do it? 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it's stunning to know you're throughout and it happens. it's incredible. >> yeah, that particular scene is probably less than a mile from where we launched into the river. so it didn't really take that long. i can't member. but we had gone to one side of -- one end of the river, we had come back and after we left that particular scene, we were on the way back. the sun was aabout to set for good, and as we approached, the people all jumped out and started running up the hit. we were not able to get good shots of the moment. but the intensity of the moment there, they are people who have spend seeks and fem literally, 30, 35, 40 year away from the oits of the yaft. and how trouch rouse it is for thousands of people, and how dangerous it is. something so promising to them. >> ed, i want to talk about a question. they are doing months. and how hard it is to get that to point. the people that are operating the rafts. do you have 234i7 the person operating the raft. >> reporter: right, we especially told them we were friendly. you never know the situation you're unfolding. you want to let them know you're there to do your job. by and large, it's fair to say that everybody is a smoke and talking to dozens of migrants, and describe the various ways to get to the board. many through bus and the area we were in is very remote from the closest city. so you have to be taken out to the location on the mexican side to make the raft and walk across the river. all of this, as i mentioned in the piece, highly organized. all of the people you saw moving people across is part of the system that gets people to the u.s. board. >> absolutely incredible to put the images and people to see it. ed lavendera, thank you so much. next, the calls for andrew cuomo resigning. plus, almost a year since a mother of three lost her husband, 42 years old to coronavirus. her story of love and loss touched so many. >> the most amazing husband. >> tonight, she's back with us. germ proof your car with armor all disinfectant. kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. to support local restaurants, we've been to every city. including little rock and even worcester. and tonight... i'll be eating the chicken quesadilla from...tony's tex mex...in... katy. 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