the corporate talking point has been if we can just innovate faster than the chinese all the while they are hiring chinese nationals. for the win, and justice tucker has done it for baltimore who had two seconds left on the clock. brian: congratulations u.s.a. and congratulations ravens by the way. president trump celebrates his front line healthcare workers across the country receive the first doses of the covid-19 vaccine from pfizer. steve: it started yesterday. jackie ibañez is outside low langone where some of the first shots were given yesterday. good morning. that s right. good morning, guys. today the hospital behind me nyu langone is one of five hospitals in new york city that has a vaccine this morning and mayor de blasio says by the end of the day 37 hospitals here in the city will have the vaccine and over the course of the next three weeks, there is supposed ainsley: attorney general bill barr stepping down announcing his resignation effective to be 465,00
of an election, pressuring election officials to change election results, that, of course, is a crime. this state prosecutor s office in fulton county, georgia, opened that investigation under georgia state law, pressuring or intimidating election officials is a georgia state crime. it s a crime in, everych state the tacountry, and, of course, it s also a federal crime. but while u.s. attorney general merrick garland has made sort of vague patriotic statements about no one being above the law and t federal prosecutors following the evidence wherever it leads, so far there is no evidence that federal prosecutors are investigating that call or any other reported instances of pressure that the president personally put on georgia election officials about the conduct of their official duties.re so far the only known criminal investigation into his efforts to falsify the election results anywhere in the country, the aty only known criminal investigation is that georgia e state inve
a crashed plane seconds before it s hit by a train, boom. the question is, did you just see that? it is way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that has georgia on its mind. congrats also to the bulldogs. i m jonathan lemire on this tuesday, january 11th. we ll start with the news. in just hours president biden will deliver a major speech on voting rights in atlanta. biden is expected to publicly push for a senate filibuster change to pass voting rights. previously he had endorsed reinstating the talking filibuster. he s expected to go further today, this as senate majority leader chuck schumer will force a vote on two federal voting rights bills this week. schumer says he will start a debate on changing the filibuster if republicans use it to block the bills. president biden will travel to georgia and make the moral case to the nation that the time has come to act to defend democracy and protect voting rights even if it means ch
In a statement, don t show up in georgia without a plan to get these bills passed. some of those groups plan to boycott the president s speech tomorrow. we shall see. we ll have live coverage of the president s speech tomorrow. it s expected to start sharply at 4:00 eastern. we ll see you there. that does it for us tonight. we ll see you tomorrow. way too early with jonathan lemire is up next. president biden heads to georgia today in a renewed push for voting rights legislation, but as democrats and republicans clash over the filibuster, the question is will we see anything get done on capitol hill? plus, u.s. hospitalizations from coronavirus have broken new records as omicron cases surge. with hospitals across the country reporting critical staffing shortages, the question is how is the nation s health care system coping? and dramatic body cam video shows los angeles police officers pulling a pilot out of