on it. congressman adam schiff the head of house intel joins us live. in the covid crisis today, to mandate or not no mandate. in the last couple of minutes, new york city is about to announce vaccines will be mandatory for all city employees, including teacher, police officers, firefighters, all of it as millions of health care workers are out this morning, calling for vaccinations to be required in their field while another big city reimposes a mask mandate. will the federal government do the same? i m hallie jackson. we start in washington with leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill. leigh ann, brand new reporting on who is giving opening statements tomorrow and who else speaker pelosi is considering adding to the committee. reporter: good morning, hallie. representative benny thompson, the top democrat on the committee is giving an opening statement tomorrow and so is representative liz cheney, a republican who is on this committee, of course, she s his pick by speaker pe
building or something. they didn t have guns, but a lot of them had extremely dangerous ideas. talk about the constitution, or something called their rights. some of them made openly seditious claims. they insisted that the last election wasn t fair. the whole thing was terrifying. and then, they committed unspeakable acts of violence. by the time thousands of soldiers arrived to restore order, on unarmed air force veteran lay dead. to that day, that woman is the one verified casualty, the only death we can say definitively was caused by specific events on january 6th. we know how she died. the funny thing is, you almost never hear that woman s name. possibly that is because she was not a democratic member of congress or even a job biter bi. when you are fighting insurrectionist, you don t have to explain yourself. you just hyperventilate about qanon and then you do whatever you want. when they show up at your office, you don t have to listen to their complaints. not for a s
will be their competitors are back in school. the reason is joe biden is unwilling to fight for us and our children. he s unwilling to give our children an equal footing in a future competitive and dangerous world because it s bead holding to the politics he s beholding to the united federation of teachers. donald trump would have made this fight a non-negotiable one for our children. president biden promised to implement a national strategy to safely open the schools which he has not done. when jen psaki was asked about the status of the chicago schools, the third largest in the nation and the impasse, she demurred, saying the white house was aware of the situation and hopeful they could come teen agreement. there was, however, no commitment to standing up to the teachers union on behalf of our children. if it comes down to a binary choice, who would the president choose, the kids or the teachers. i think it s unfair how you posed that question. judge jeanine: that s p
back in school. the reason is joe biden is unwilling to fight for us and our children. he s unwilling to give our children an equal footing in a future competitive and dangerous world because it s bead holding to the politics he s beholding to the united federation of teachers. donald trump would have made this fight a non-negotiable one for our children. president biden promised to implement a national strategy to safely open the schools which he has not done. when jen psaki was asked about the status of the chicago schools, the third largest in the nation and the impasse, she demurred, saying the white house was aware of the situation and hopeful they could come teen agreement. there was, however, no commitment to standing up to the teachers union on behalf of our children. if it comes down to a binary choice, who would the president choose, the kids or the teachers. i think it s unfair how you posed that question. judge jeanine: that s precisely the issue. everyone k
will be their competitors are back in school. the reason is joe biden is unwilling to fight for us and our children. he s unwilling to give our children an equal footing in a future competitive and dangerous world because it s bead holding to the politics he s beholding to the united federation of teachers. donald trump would have made this fight a non-negotiable one for our children. president biden promised to implement a national strategy to safely open the schools which he has not done. when jen psaki was asked about the status of the chicago schools, the third largest in the nation and the impasse, she demurred, saying the white house was aware of the situation and hopeful they could come teen agreement. there was, however, no commitment to standing up to the teachers union on behalf of our children. if it comes down to a binary choice, who would the president choose, the kids or the teachers. i think it s unfair how you posed that question. judge jeanine: that s p