but we tonight with the democrats, their far left socialist radical agenda and its failing and pretty much everywhere that it s tried. it s all self-destructive and democrats now in complete damage control trying to rewrite history trying to pretend as if they never held these radical positions they had been pushing but they re running away from their own radical stance in the democratic party is fracturing right before your eyes. now, just looking at the issue of voter i.d. where we now see the most shameless, the most bizarre, the most brazen flippant end up flopping and turning around with the likes of stacey abrams, joe biden, raphael warnock, and others now trying to claim that they were never against a voter idea never once. they are claiming that they never made baseless claims of being part of jim crow 2.0 voting reform laws in the case of abrams. she clearly has pretty short memory. or just straight up lying. joe biden, stacey abrams, they ve cost georgia and georg
and the grandads from south london who have become the latest stars of the rap world. it is all about rhyming. and rhythm. the words are important, but the rhythm is what they love. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. israel looks set for a dramatic change. after days of frantic negotiations, a coalition of opposition parties has been formed to oust the prime minister benjamin netanyahu from power. if it wins support in the knesset, a new government would be led for the next two years by naftali bennett, a hardline former settler. he would then be succeeded by the centrist yair lapid. for the first time in israeli political history, arab lawmakers would be part of the government. ourjerusalem correspondent tom bateman has been following the day s events. benjamin netanyahu is edging towards the precipice, trying everything to stop a fall from power. so far, his calls for help are going unanswered. in the chamber of israel s parliament, those who are
the grandads from south london who have become the latest stars of the rap world. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. israel looks set for a dramatic change. after days of frantic negotiations, a coalition of opposition parties has been formed to oust the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, from power. if it wins support in the knesset, a new government would be led for the next two years by naftali bennett, a hardline former settler. he would then be succeeded by the centrist yair lapid. for the first time in israeli political history, arab lawmakers would be part of the government. ourjerusalem correspondent tom bateman has been following the day s events. benjamin netanyahu is edging towards the precipice, trying everything to stop a fall from power. so far, his calls for help are going unanswered. in the chamber of israel s parliament, those who are hatching a plan for his demise a once loyal ally and an opponent, forging friendship. they coul
threatening democracy in texas. a mother/daughter duo save people from being deported and join me to talk about the lawsuit and the message for president biden. good evening. a year ago president trump was predicting this about the coronavirus death toll in the u.s. the minimum if you did this social distancing and every other aspect and i think i can say 90%, the minimum number was 100,000 lives and i think we ll be under that number. sub instant substantially under that number. over 20,000 deaths. 365 days later, more than 500,000 deaths and 31 million cases. substantially higher than the former president s predictions and good news after the awful prediction. we have vaccines getting out pretty fast. yesterday we hit a new record with 4.6 million doses given, more than 70 million americans are fully vaccinated but as much as there seems to be a light we are still very much in the tunnel right now. cases are starting to rise again. thanks at least in part to new m