we ll hear what is was in house and senate offices when all of this was going down. we have representative mullen and jody harrington with us what they saw what they witnessed. on one occasion one of them tried to get the protesters to calm down. for now we re looking at how and when this could ever happen again. a lot of folks say it couldn t happen yesterday but it did. we ll hear from former senate majority leader trent lott. he knows a thing or two of disruptions in the well of the who house and senate. he will tell us all about it. this is neil cavuto. this is coast to coast. busy goings on. the latest from mike emanuel where things stand in washington a day after. reporter: neil there, are bipartisan calls for what happened at the national, a day that scared the capitol building, a mayor nonday which ended certification of 2020 presidential election. the aftermath was quite visible. the united states capitol littered with broken glass, debris, even blood left behind.
as timing who gets it and when, that is all still to be decided. there is a bit of a protocal for this. we ll get into that with a prominent doctor as well. the left and right view on this battle, but first to blake burman on this latest news and this efficacy rate which was higher than both companies originally said, right? reporter: exactly, neil. we knew this pfizer vaccine candidate was effective. pfizer though reiterating that today, in fact raising the effective rate on their covid-19 vaccine candidate but just as important pfizer today also reported that they believe their vaccine candidate is safe which is why they say they are going to be applying for the eua. that is the emergency use authorization that the fda gives out. they will apply for that in the coming days. here is what pfizer said earlier today as part of their news release they put out this morning. to date the data monitoring committee for the study has not reported any serious safety concerns related to
and were getting some promising development to the number of new cases that are being reported, fewer and fewer states are reporting positive cases getting problematic, that is all well and good, there are some issues abroad that we will tell you about, germany s indicating right now it can be a tough winter for germany that she is concerned about the virus part, these are lockable situation, we follow and we will put them together and see what you have to think about and worry about as your kids get back to school and you start thinking about it s going to go on here, we got all of that cover, post politics in both conventions are done, they wrapping up one last night, very long speech from the white house but a galvanized debate and a lot of republicans are hoping it s also going to bring in the money to support the polls to early tell that the president is not wasting anytime he will be back out visiting new hampshire tonight he will visit battleground states as he had thr
the honorable pete wilson, christopher nixon cox and hugh hewitt. [applause] good afternoon. i m christopher nixon cox, grandson of richard nixon and on behalf of my family and the board of directors of the foundation i want to welcome you to another important event and the museum is right behind me here. today we are honored to have secretary of state michael pompeo to have chosen the nixon library to make a major speech about u.s. china relations. like we do so often at the library, we are going to begin the program with a prayer. would you please remain standing and welcome greg laurie, the senior pastor at harvest christian fellowship for an invocation. let s pray together. we are thankful to live in this country the united states of america and one thing we treasure so greatly as the freedom we have to pursue life, liberty and happiness. we have the freedom to speak our minds, the worship and freedom to proclaim the message that jesus christ died for our sins and
meanwhile, although the early days of our economic recovery have beaten expectations and surprise the experts, we have really only begun to repair the damage. more than 17 million americans are still jobless. far tooie many families are stil hurting. this is not over. america s fight continues, and so congress support for our people must continue as well. the senate majority has assembled a framework for cares two. the administration has requested additional time to review the fine details but we will be laying down this proposal early next week. we have an agreement in principle on the shape of the package. it is the framework that will enable congress to make law and deliver more released relief te american people that is tailored precisely to this phase of the crisis. chairman grassley, alexander, collins, rubio, shelby, blunt, romney have each spearheaded a part of cares to pics on monday this committee chairman and republican members will introduce each component. the su