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week before a rally in support of a january 6th rioters, the exact type of extremist bush is talking about, is it already too late to save the soul of the republican party? we ll have that conversation, coming right up. plus a democratic showdown over the reconciliation bill plays out on the morning shows. . okay. it s absolutely not acceptable to me. i don t think it s acceptable to the president, to the american people, where the overwhelming majority of the people and the democratic caucus. i m going to speak to representative judy chu. and we re going to get the latest from the campaign trail, and i ll speak with gray davis. later this hour, a very special guest, a tennessee teen who had to endure this ugliness. this time last year my grandmother, who was a former teacher at the rutherford county school system died of covid because someone wasn t wearing a mask. this is a very this is a very shut up. grady knox will join me live. he was shamef ....
everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredericka whitfield. today marking 20 years since september 11th, 2001. 2,977 people died on that day in the deadliest terror attack in history. in ceremonies at all three attack sites this morning, victims names were read aloud. in new york, people came together to mark this solemn day. children placing flowers for loved ones. they never got to meet. men and women in tight embrace, mourning those they lost. and three presidents and first ladies were on hand for the memorial in lower manhattan. tolling bells followed by moments of silence marked to the minute when the planes hit the two towers and when each of them fell. at the pentagon, an american flag was draped down the side of the building before the names were read there. jay joseph ferguson. amelia v. fields. and in shanksville, pennsylvania, the president and first lady laying a wreath in the memory of the everyday heroes who took down flight 93 and stopped i ....
president biden: i am so disappointed, particularly with some of the republican governors, i have been so cavalier with the health of these. so cavalier with the health of the communities. this is, we are playing for real here. this isn t a game. jesse: republican sound like they are happy to oblige calling the mandates patently unusual. i don t believe that people should lose their jobs over this issue and we will fight that. we live in america and you would expect words like that from the president come it may be of communist china or north korea. this is not a power that s delegated to the federal government, it s unbelievable to me what he s doing. i knew he would wreck this country. jesse: and it looks like his vaccine mandates are just the beginning. the white house says buckle up because i could be more along the way. is he now considering mandating vaccinations to fly domestically? we are always look at more we can do to protect and save lives. o ....
risks, from the taliban to al qaeda to isis-k. and authorities at home who now warn the greatest terror threat may come from right here. martha raddatz and pierre thomas live from the pentagon and the justice department. and the coronavirus tonight. president biden doubling down on his vaccine mandate that will affect up to 100 million americans, including federal workers, companies with 100 workers or more, and health care workers, too. rachel scott asking the president about republicans now threatening to sue. the president s response tonight. the u.s. now reporting about 140,000 new cases a day and more than 1,100 covid deaths every 24 hours. and tonight, there is also major news from the cdc, the new studies on vaccine efficacy. which vaccine performs best at keeping people out of the hospital? and what the results could mean for boosters and when. dr. jha standing by to answer your questions tonight. overseas, a second charter flight now leaving afghanistan. ....
at the pentagon when it was attacked on this day 20 years ago. he s now a fox news senior strategic analyst. general, welcome. good to see you as usual. so looking 20 years back, and having experience so intensely of that day and reflecting on it, what are the lessons you draw for american national security from that day s attacks and our response? yeah, they are pretty profound, and certainly the 9/11 commission as a result of that tragic day helped us too to bring some of these things into focus, most notably is our intelligence system failed us miserably, and we know now that the cia and the fbi really weren t talking to each other the way they should be because there were plenty of signs that an attack was imminent. they also had some chatter to that, but the specificity that they were hearing in the country certainly and preparing themselves for that attack slipped through. that was tragic. the other thing is that really the principle of taking the fight to them ....