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it is very hard to imagine anything but 2024 being a step change of more broken and more illegitimate and more likely to be a constitutional crisis than anything we have experienced, frankly, since 1876. wow. all right, ian, thanks for that. or not. but we appreciate your honesty, candor and analysis. ian bremmer, the host of gzero world on pbs. we re just getting started. straight ahead, senator alex padilla joins me to discuss the future of president biden s big agenda and defending america s democracy. another hour of velshi begins right now. good morning. sunday, 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. i m ali velshi. the january 6th insurrection was the starkest reminder of the deep divide in contemporary america. in the year since that day has left an unreconciled feeling across the country. a recent usa today poll finally found something that an overwhelming majority of americans agree on. turns out 83% of the country is somewhat or very worried about the future o ....
on two carbines policy sedate for the the first, is the government s vaccine or testing requirement for private business. with more than 100 employees. the second, is the vaccine mandate that would affect most health care workers. most american businesses are holding back on the mandate. now, the u.s. supreme court will decide whether the biden administration biden administration county force their hand. now kennedy? hello. hello hello. the biden administration has been reminded time and time again that executive power is limited. including the prior decision to strike down the conviction when the supreme court wrote, quote we expect congress to speak clearly, when authorizing an agency to exercise power with such vast economic and political significance. here, what is clear is that there is not even a hint that congress authorized any agency to issue vaccine mandates for the entire country. kennedy. kennedy: yeah, the osha mandate was a giant workaround. one that ....
history. dates that often decry not only apply on our calendar but a place in our collective memory. december 7, 1941. september 11th, 2001. and january 6, 2021. martha: we will talk in a moment to representative steve scalise, republican congressman about tying all of those things together and his reflections on what happened a year ago today. first to aishah hasnie reporting live from capitol hill. high, aishah. hi, martha. a very somber day at a very divided capitol today. we did not see any gop leadership at any of the events today as they say democrats are trying to politicize the events of january 6. senate majority leader chuck schumer wants to blow up the filibuster to pass their voting rights legislation. we heard the democrats use the attack on the capitol to lobby for those bills. from the brutality of bloody sunday at the edmund pettus bridge came historic voting rights legislation. so now let s step up, write the next chapter in american history. re ....
having a hard time finding covid tests. a problem that could last into 2022 and now many public school districts say they will require covid testing for students and staff. let s go to our experts that we have with us this evening dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and former assistant health secretary admiral brett giroir. welcome to both of you. thank you for having us. mike: from the new york times the u.s. breaks single day record hospitalizations and deaths however have not followed the same dramatic increase in the last two weeks. deaths are down by 5% with the daily average of 1221. while hospitalizations increased by just 15% to an average of 78,781 per day. while you obviously want to track cases, dr. saphier, are hospitalizations and fatalities really more meaningful metrics? well, absolutely. as of right now, as you can see, we really need to change our mindset and stop focusing on daily new case counts. as we know the virus is everywhere. it is ....
the inferksctions are spreag quickly and rising rapidly. a fuel in coronavirus cases. we re particularly worried about those who are in that unvaccinated class. those are the most vulnerable ones. and a carnival cruise ship returns to miami packed with passengers and new cases of the coronavirus. there is a lot about this moment that is frustrating but we have the power today to have an impact on tomorrow. remembering archbishop desmon tutu. we either survive together or we ll be dammed together. looking back at the noble prize winning life on a towering figure on the right for human rights. hi, everyone, i m amara walker. pamela brown has the evening off. you re live in the cnn newsroom. millions of people around the world right now spending this christmas weekend gathered with friends and family but the coronavirus is taking no time off this holiday season. as new infections race toward record highs across the united states. new cases have already surp ....