feel good news about the academy? right-wing s hard sale in the face of a soft landing. everything the biden administration touches it burns to the ground. tonight, a brief history of solved problems in the era of joe biden. the grinch has nothing on these people. and donald trump launches the one hail mary pass that could push his insurrection trial past the election. i did everything right and they indicted me. that s a real story of a woman in texas who sued her state to obtain an emergency abortion. forcing me to continue the pregnancy, with the pain and suffering, i think it s cool. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. we re just a few weeks from the first votes, actual votes being cast in the early nominating contest for the presidential election. one of the main points of discussion, central focuses heading into this election, centers around the economic well-being of our country. that s because generally speaki
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his own constituents, for people living in his state of florida. a new deep look into desantis s turnaround on covid vaccines by the new york times has some alarming revelations in it. especially as his covid strategy remains the foundational pillar of his own 2024 presidential bid. from that new reporting, while florida was an early leader in the share of over 65 residents who were vaccinated, it had fallen to the middle of the pack by the end of july 2021. when it came to younger residents florida lagged behind the national average in every age group. that left the state particularly vulnerable when the delta variant hit that month. floridians died at a higher rate adjusted for age than residents of almost any other state during the delta wave. according to the new york times analysis. with less than 7% of the nation s population, florida accounted for 14% of the deaths between the start of july and the end of october.
we ve been talking to restaurant owners who say the financial and psychological milestone that it represents is one part of it, but they really need the economy to come back in order for them to regain their footing. have a listen. we really need to see those employees back in the offices, and just getting back into a little bit more of a normal pattern. we would like to be able to focus more on the food, the wine, and the guest satisfaction. reporter: you have to consider the way that the american cultural landscape has been transformed by the pandemic. and, of course, restaurants are part of that. the national restaurant association estimates that about 20% of diners basically said they would not go out to eat again once the delta variant hit. we re probably going to see that again here with omicron. it makes you wonder new year s eve has been transformed.
supply chain issue, which is global, by the way i ve spoken to european diplomats and leaders dealing with the same thing if that s the principal issue here, is there anything the politicians can do about it? no. look, presidents get a lot of credit and a lot of blame for things they simply can t control. there is nothing that biden or anybody can do right now to make this go away. same thing for inflation, by the way. the inflation powell was talking about yesterday, maybe it s tran transitory, maybe it s not, that s driven by the pandemic and the lasting effects of the pileups. this economy got kneecaped, right, a year and a half ago, and we re still trying to figure it out. we don t know. jobs is the other figure, new jobs figures out tomorrow. first of all, the predictions have been way off. the consensus predictions were way overstating. the headline, it s slowed down. the delta variant hit and slowed down the economy. what are folks expecting tomorrow or any sort of uptic