Representation of the u. S. As a whole. It is diverse. There s urban areas, rural areas, and a fairly even distribution of both democrats and republicans. So why haven t more democrats been able to connect here, particularly statewide and in presidential elections? well, i think that i mean rather than answer it that way, don, i apologize. I ll answer it this way. I think that for the first time in a long time in either party, a president of the united states is putting workers at the center of trade policy, tax policy, wages, all that we need to do. In the past, presidents of both parties have put corporate interests front and center far too often. And i think that i mean i win in ohio because i talk about workers, because of the child tax credit, because of raising the minimum wage, because all the things that because of a trade policy that focuses on workers. And joe biden is the most proworker president. He talks about unions. He talks about giving workers the right to organize and
Interests front and center. I won in ohio because i talk about the child tax credit, because raising the minimum wage. Because a trade policy that focuses on workers. And joe biden is the most proworker president. He talks about unions, talks about giving unions the right to organize and bargain collectively. We re seeing wages go up for the first time in years. For years, corporate profits have gone up, executive compensation has exploded upwards. And it s beginning to change now. That s the really good news about this biden economic recovery. I want to talk about what s going in washington because republicans are expected, senator, to block a procedural vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill tomorrow. They say that they want more time to hash out the details, especially over how to fund it. You have been involved in some of the consultations with lawmakers. Do you think that president biden s bipartisanship effort will pay off, or will the gop refuse to play ball? well, i hope it
and first lady are scheduled to meet with religious and community leaders and to mourn with the families whose children are killed. this is a comes as you volleys occult police force faces scrutiny for connection for the mass shooting at robb elementary. school the loved 19 children and two teachers dead. according to texas public safety officials. students and teachers repeatedly begged 9-1-1 operators for help. during the attack, while the school district police chief told more than a dozen officers to wait in a hallway. those actions have now become the center of the investigation into the horrific shooting in the near one hour delay in confronting the shooter who led to discipline lawsuits and even credible charges into meanwhile chilling new details are emerging about the 9-1-1 calls. that came from inside the classroom. the shooter barricaded himself. in the washington post has reporting, at 12:03 pm, a girl called 9-1-1 for a little over a minute and whispered that s
enroll by december 15th. is tonight, breaking news as we come on the air involving the vaccines. a cdc panel voting late today on who will get a vaccine first and how soon, as the head of the fda is summoned to the white house today and is asked why the pfizer vaccine hasn t been approved yet for emergency use. his answer, as hospitals now buy freezers to store the vaccine at minus 94 degrees. and there is new guidance from the cdc coming in tonight if you ve been exposed to the virus. this evening, the increasing numbers across the country. nearly 100,000 americans now in the hospital fighting covid. in new york city tonight, officials urging older adults and people at high risk to limit time outside their homes. two-thirds of the city s icu beds are now full. the plea for retired nurses and doctors to be ready. and the retired doctor coming
back onto the front lines for a second time now. tonight, the icu nurse dying in the hospital where he worked for 25 years. the major he