Month for the Biden Agenda, showing more question marks than Check Marks so far as the White House tries to light a fire on fighting crime and protecting voting rights. The new reporting this morning on what our sources are telling our team about the strategies. And on the pandemic front, Pfizer Meeting with top health Officials Today on the potential need for a Booster Shot. Were live in one of the nations hot spots with medical experts standing by. Good morning, im hallie jackson. Garrick and mike, Big Week for the Biden Agenda and for politics here in washington. Garrick, give us the Reality Check because congress has to do stuff now to avoid big problems later when we run into the annual fight over government funding, et cetera. Thats right. The senate is back and they have a Laundry List to get done. First they have to turn two of the president s biggest priorities into legislation. Thats the bipartisan Infrastructure Framework thats been in agreement for two weeks now but not yet
johnson & johnson vaccine being rolled out this morning in kentucky. the first doses could be administered as soon as tomorrow. we begin with former president trump s grip on the gop. joi joining us now is congressman frances rooney. thanks for having me on. thanks for being here. donald trump yesterday was unequivocal. he s not interested in a third party. i read to you what i said. we have the republican party. we are going to unite and be stronger than ever before. i am not started a new party. was that a surprise? no, it wasn t a surprise. it s sad, but not a surprise. it s very disturbing to hear so many speakers at cpac or tpac or whatever you want to call it expose the deep fissure in the republican party between the so-called establishment republicans or as the president called them, rinos and this dogma that has taken over. this party has stood for important principles over many, many years and brought a lot of good to our country. now it s become a source of
acquitted twice. his defense team celebrating the outcome, but house impeachment managers say it s not over. we slammed them down on the mat and won this case. there s no grappling anymore. we won, not guilty. this is not the end of accountability for donald trump. it s not even the beginning of the end. maybe this trial is the end of the beginning. but he s going to face accountability. and a surprise condemnation from mitch mcconnell despite his vote to acquit. president trump is still liable for everything he did while he was in office. didn t get away with anything yet. new reaction from president biden as he tries to turn the page on what he s calling a sad chapter in american history. we have a lot of ground to cover this hour, including what trump s acquittal means for republicans and whether he s won the battle for the soul of the party. also, what options democrats now have left to hold former president biden accountable. whether trump s legacy will b
put out the virus today but fanned the flames. and if these unprecedented teams the march for life was different in 2021. how it played out in the light of pandemic and a capitol city with fencing and national guards men and the future of the republican party. welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream. we begin with this game of high stakes chicken between investors small and large. christina starts us off. the tug-of-war continues between wall street and retail investors. we know the story with game stop. you have big wall street hedge funds that bet they would fall and retallers rallied online and wall street lost buildings. and robinhood restricting trades of stocks yesterday and eased and restrictions but users were furious. two class action complaints against robinhood have been filed. when asked multiple times on where the president stands the press secretary didn t want to answer. they put out statements this week and we will defer to them. what the sec sai
there is no substitute for what happens in the classroom in those moments of looking over a kid s shoulder, seeing what they are working on, being able to correct them. john: martha maccallum away and in a moment. but the latest on san francisco schools, hi, claudia. hi, john. city officials have run out of patience saying the board of education and the school district have failed to lay out a conference of plan to get kids back into classrooms as soon as possible. that s a violation of state laws of the city is taking its own district to court. it s been nearly 11 months since students here in san francisco, along with millions of others across the nation started learning remotely. while many other districts and even san francisco s private schools have resumed in person classes, public schools here remain closed. even though the city s own health department says they could reopen safely with proper precautions. the city attorney says district leadership needs to get i