this commemorative cover of time magazine using a quote from the inaugural address, quote, without unity there is no peace, and this from the new york post, the new york tabloid, joe in the house, the headline of the newspaper, harris becomes first woman vp, for the partisan website first from the left, this from the huffington post, a new era, biden and harris chip away trump, ready for day 2, this from the daily beast, worse than we imagined, team trump left behind a covid-19 nightmare and from the homepage of breitbart tom hanks leads pride time biden harris inauguration celebrating america telecasts featuring anti-trump celebrities and one american news, their homepage, their lead story, this report on donald trump, considering forming a new patriot party. some of the news headlines you can see this money was we are getting a reaction to all of this especially the inaugural address, president joe biden talked about the need for unity in america. to overcome these challe
you can go and get a microphons are your questions can be heard. please join me in welcoming john barry. [applause] thank you very much. it s kind of funny to be sitting here in a community room of the louisiana legislature talking about this subject largely because although you might not think it, politics is very involved in the story of the pandemic i can t think of a better place to talk about politics in the legislature. when you read about the 1918 pandemic in the newspapers these days you say the death toll was over 20 million. that estimate comes from the first of the disease that s fairly accurate for the western world but wildly inaccurate for the rest of the world. in a nobel prize winner that spent most of his life studying influenza concluded that the death toll was a minimum of 50 million people and possibly as many as 100 million. all this was in a world with the population 28% the size of today. so, if you adjust the population, the death toll on 1918 was be
the launch is scheduled to begin at 1:20 a.m. tonight. nasa says their live stream starts at half hour past midnight. okay. that does it for us now. we ll see you tomorrow, depending on what happens to the asteroid. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, rachel. you have our attention on that. can we steer them or not? i know how much you love local tv. i know. you just cannot take your eyes ooff it. attend of the hour tonight, we re going to have a local tv segment, and it s montana local tv. okay. and it is starring a guy named jon tester. and we see senator jon tester. he comes on your show. he comes on my show. montana jon tester, when he is doing local tv in montana, it s a whole other thing. and we re going to we re going bring that to america, to all 50 states and beyond at the end of this hour. a little piece of local tv. does it or does it not involve, a, a tractor, or b, a live animal? i d say the big difference is t
the wall street journal editorial board said this will be a campaign carnival that rotates between courtrooms, rallies around the prosecution of a former president that they write is able to convince most americans that this rather, the courts have been unable to convince most americans that these indictments are just brought. there s not broad acceptance of that across the board. the wall street journal saying unless you have that broad acceptance that that there was no other chance for these indictments, that could present a combination that could be difficult and dangerous months ahead. we re going to talk to the former vice president, mike pence, a crucial player in everything that has unfolded in many ways on the campaign trail and also back during the president presidency. jonathan turley says this case is free speech killing and john yoo who calls the charges a stretch. let s go to david spunt live with the very latest on all of this and what to expect tomorrow a
climate crisis and during our lunch break we started talking about the 9/11 attack, the u.s. invaded afghanistan and we were talking about how horrible it was that the u.s. was about to invade a country that had nothing to do with 9/11, and we started laughing about the color coated. it was really to keep people in a state of fare fear and that we needed another color-coated alerto that there s another way of dealing with this. that s when we came up with the idea of code pink. we wanted to be hot pink because we were fivesy women but it was already it was taken by a foreignut group. we game pink. how do you pickos your issues? we started out not wanting to be an ongoing organization. and so we did that, we got involved. we had tremendous support around theme country without without really trying we had hundreds of groups that formed in places around the country and we were part of a much larger movement that did things that come out to protest on days like february