places unmistakably like washington and new york, little bit in massachusetts now and maryland. and eventually this pandemic phase will end, and we will he have to learn to live with endemic covid. you can already see the possibility of us having a society where there are low levels of covid, your vaccines will protect you from getting really sick so if you get covid, it will be like having a smiled case of the flu. and we will learn to live with it. but we re going to need to learn our lessons from this pandemic because there will be another pathogen. our cdc needs to be rebuilt. our surveillance systems need to be rebuilt and we need to really look at what this shows about how dysfunctional american medicine has become. there s no question about that. thank you, dr. reiner, for joining us this morning. coming up next for us, donald trump returns to the stage as he tries to cement himself as the 2024 gop
aren t worth examination. so i think that is what he is speaking to there. i will also say that if we re thinking about members of congress and what they are doing to honor dr. king s legacy, a really good example of that was last year, when congresswoman corey bush slept on the steps of the capitol to call attention to the lapsing federal eviction moratorium, that is in the spirit of dr. king and is an example of the direct action that he would have taken if he were alive today. it s in that spirit that mlk iii and other activists went to arizona, senator keir spin sinema would not get rid of the filibuster to pass voting rights. a lot of directing this lesser-known quote of mlk s has her, in his letter from a birming jail i have almost reached the regrettable:00
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mcconnell by the way. ducey has been a terrible, terrible representative of your state. inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to inside politics 1u7d. i m abby phillip. thank you for being here sunday. president joe biden will mark one week in office this week and his domestic agenda hit a brick wall. in just the past days, the supreme court struck down his vaccine mandate on big businesses and criticized for being off the road on covid and inflation hits a 40-year high and as the country celebrates martin luther king day, biden s bill is on the cusp of defeat. the law not who can vote who gets to count the vote, count
judge boggs is one of those four picks. at the time, dr. lowery, along with congressman john lewis and others in the georgia congressional delegation, voiced strong opposition to that deal for a number of reasons, including a lack of diversity. and specific to boggs, there were concerns he cast a vote as a state legislature to keep the confederate battle emblemed a parz of the georgia state flag, his opposition for same-sex marriage, and a funneling tax dollars to pregnancy centers through the purchase of special license plates. since december, the opposition has grown. 27 organizations have signed on to a letter opposing judge boggs. given his poor record on civil right, women s rights and lgbt rights, you can see why such a broad coalition opposes this nomination. it s my honor to welcome civil rights leader and founding member of the southern christian leadership conference, the reverend joseph lowery. thank you so much for joining me. thank you for having me. i want to just get