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see more spread of the virus, but at the same time as we ve increasingly protected people who are most likely to be hospitalized or die from this, i think as cases go up, hopefully we won t see proportional case and deaths. you got to be humble. we learned humility through the year. chris cuomo is off. what it s like to watch the worst history repeat itself. in the wake of colorado s shooting we ll speak to survivors of the first two, and also a man who survived this latest one. tonight we re learning more about the suspect, the weapon, and the question, will two shootings in two weeks do anything on moving the needle on legislation? kyung lah is standing by. how s the community in boulder coping? reporter: i m going to try to speak softly here just because you can see where i am, anderson. th the fence right outside the shooting scene. this neighborhood grocery store. and you can see that, you know, something we have been seeing all day. all of these flowers that are b
very much under control in this country. how wrong he was. joining us now is dr. anthony fauci, president biden s chief medical adviser. dr. fauci, always great to see you. same here. thank you, alisyn. dr. fauci, i know that you have been personally analyzing, i guess, how we got here, half a million people dead in the space of one year. and as you look back over this year, have you concluded that it was our political positions and political division that led to this death toll? i certainly think that s part of it. it was very complicated situation, one we re dealing with a very formidable virus to begin with. so, anything that is not at its top peak in addressing it in the most appropriate way is going to lead to the kinds of things that we experienced. so i have said, i believe it s the case when you have a common enemy you ve got to pull together in the same way. it s like people on a crew team rowing in the same direction. you can t have disparate responses. and un
clung to power. the times describes, quote, a half dozen right-wing members of congress who became key foot soldiers in trump s effort to overturn the election, according to dozens of interviews and a review of hundreds of pages of congressional testimony about the attack on the capitol on january 6th. those lawmakers jim jordan, andy biggs, paul gosar, louies gohmert, mo brooks, and scott perry. some of the most vocal advocates for the big lie, but thanks to the times reporting, we know extent of their behind-the-scenes efforts to undermine democracy, as well. here s more from the reporting, quote, the circle moved well beyond words and into action. they bombarded the justice department with dubious claims of voting irregularities. they pressured members of state legislatures to conduct audits that would cast doubt on the election results. they plotted to disrupt the certification on january 6th of joseph biden s victory. there s clear evidence in the hand of congressi
it is a notable appearance from the president, touting a key pandemic recovery milestone on the day that democrats are rumbling with the familiar history of any president s party faring badly in off-year lexicon tests as well as a historic turnout on the republican side in last night s race in virginia where republican glen junk kin defeated democratic candidate terry mcauliffe, the first time a republican has won a governor s office in that state in about a dozen years. a official telling me mcauliffe got 200,000 more votes than northam and explaining that democratic voter turn out was note but we lost because gop turnout was bonkers. some of the anger on the right was stoked by terry mcauliffe s gave at the last debate where he said i don t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. democrats forced to tackle head on the political reality of right-wing energy and enthusiasm around culture war issues, things like the teaching of race to kids and broader