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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster daisy mcandrew and whitehall editor for the financial times and author of broken heartlands, sebastian payne. joined by sparky the dog. have you got a pet, sebastian? joined by sparky the dog. have you got a pet, sebastian? know, ust my books innat got a pet, sebastian? know, ust my books if that counts. got a pet, sebastian? know, ust my books if that counts. that ll got a pet, sebastian? know, just my books if that counts. that ll do. - books if that counts. that ll do. we re not books if that counts. that ll do. we re not as books if that counts. that ll do. we re not as keen, books if that counts. that ll do. we re not as keen, but - books if that counts. that ll do. | we re not as keen, but anyway, welcome. i mjust we re not as keen, but anyway, welcome. i m just being honest. the times says demand for foreign holidays is expected to reach ....
being persecuted. he writes, quote, our hearts and minds are with the people being persecuted so unfairly related to the january 6th protest concerning the rigged presi presidential election. by the way, that protest he is talking about is not why people are being prosecuted. they are being prosecuted for breaking the law, taking part in an attack on the capitol. an attack in which more than 100 law enforcement officers were injured. officer brian sicknick died the day after being attacked during the riot. four officers died by suicide in the aftermath. one capitol police officer said he and fellow officers were punched, kicked, shoved, sprayed with chemical irritants and even blinded with eye-damaging lasers. for the record, currently, 608 defendants have been charged. 78, already, have pleaded guilty. six defendants have been sentenced. three of them to prison. so let s start with the congressional correspondent ryan nobles at the site of that fencing near the capitol ....
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those charged criminally with storming the capitol on january 6. attacking police officers as well. now, the department of homeland security brief warns that people involved in the rally and those opposed to it could pose a threat tomorrow. and now adding fuel to the fire, perhaps not surprisingly, former president trump who is expressing support for the insurrectionists echoing organizers saying the hundreds arrested in connection with the riot are being persecuted unfairly. this comes, too, as a house republican who voted to impeach the president, former president, over his role in the attack on the capitol says he s done with politics. ohio representative anthony gonzalez revealing he will not run for reelection, largely due to the toxic state of the gop. cnn s whitney wild is just outside the capitol fence perimeter this morning. so, whitney, law enforcement, as we know, saying they re prepared for whatever today or tomorrow brings. what is the anticipation of wha ....
team had planned to begin distributing boosters next week, but even if this fda panel signs off, another approval must come from the cdc. president biden s chief medical advisor, dr. anthony fauci, today suggesting approval is likely. the data that i have seen, i believe strongly suggests that will be the case. our position about at least planning for the eadventureuation that we might have to give boosters, we vernal have planned very ready to go, pending the decision that s made from a regulatory standpoint. cnn s senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen is here to explain the arguments for or against boosters, so elizabeth, what are you learning from the meeting today? alisyn, this issue is so hotly contested, because the data just doesn t agree with each other. let s first look at the argument against boosters. this argument basically says the two shots, the two shots that so many of us have had, they are enough in countries besides israel, and i ll get t ....