Women. His lawyers attacking an investigation by the state attorney general as flawed and biased just as one of governor cuomo s accusers files a criminal complaint against him. Also tonight with the number of new covid19 cases surging to nearly 100,000 per day, hundreds of thousands of bikers gathering for the giant sturgis motorcycle rally in south dakota, which experts fear will be a superspreader event. We re going to hear from some of the bikers just ahead. And new focus tonight on a trump ally at the doj pushing the big lie and trying to overturn the election by claiming, without evidence, hacking by chinese intelligence. I want to bring in now cnn s senior justice correspondent evan perez. Evan, good evening to you. So we are hearing more each day about what trump ally jeffrey clark was doing within the doj to overturn the election. This latest development may be the most wild of all of them. It involves listen to this a bogus claim about special thermometers from china. Take it
Vaccines, the envy of the entire world and so many of us would refuse to just roll up our sleeves and get the shot? we have all vaccines that we could ever need, some states may actually need to start getting rid of unused doses because there is just not enough interest. The waste of human life and life saving doses. No other way to describe it. Really sickening. Literally. The cdc saying the daily average of people getting fully vaccinated is hitting another low. The lowest its been since the end of january and this is happening as the delta variant is fueling outbreaks across this country. More than 43,000 new covid cases every day. 43,000. More than 43,000 every single day. That s what vaccine he is take hesitation. Is doing to us. The biden administration health official telling cnn quote we re seeing the consequences of what we ve been warning about for a month. It s serious and it s spreading faster than was anticipated. That s a quote. Both biden and trump s surgeon s general ca
We have vaccines free, for anyone who wants them. Any age, no matter where you are. There it s, literally, within one or two miles of wherever you are in the united states. If everybody were to get vaccinated, this whole pandemic in the united states would be over, finished, caput. And yet, we are struggling like we are a country that doesn t have the vaccine, is struggling to get it. We have the tools to end this pandemic. We are choosing to live with it because one political party, one very large media network, and certain associated forces have decided to come together and to propagate a conspiracy theory that is, probably, the most damaging conspiracy theory in human history. If you think about the number of lives that are going to be lost because of these crazyconspiracy theories about the covid vaccine, i don t think there s any precedent. We ve never seen anything like it, and we ve, certainly, never seen as many lives directly related to these kinds of falsehoods and misinforma
Broadcast or on cable television, where you have a bit more restraints and the parameters are tighter. In a podcast, we are freer, as you are freer on the radio. To say certain things, to talk about certain things. But what i want people to know is that this is a place for everyone to come to. As i have said, if you are if you aren t easily offended, you definitely want to watch us i mean, listen to us. If you are not easily offended, you definitely want to listen to us. Because especially, if you are, because we are going to toughen you up a little bit. As you know, i don t i believe in accountability. I don t believe in cancelling people. I believe that people are fallible and that they re human. And in this podcast, we are going to say things that are provocative. The way people talk in person, with each other. How people, often, make mistakes in conversations because that s what we do. And if people make a mistake, then we talk about it. We don t cancel people for being human. We n
What a selfless act. We need more people like that. If i had any emotional depth, i would have wept. Her parents, her mother worked so hard to get her to america, she was worn in the uk. They went to ghana, the kid didn t get here until she was 9. They worked the system, got the opportunities, the mother worked two jobs, went to community college. She gets into harvard, gives the scholarship back because she had been blessed enough. An amazing young lady, but there are so many stories like that in america, people who weren t born with silver spoons in their mouth. And you remember george bush, he was born with a silver foot in his mouth. Ann richards used to say that. May she rest in peace. And some people realize the incredible opportunity we have in a country like america to live in this country. So i think that s a lesson for a lot of folks who are out there, who are privileged, were born with money and with ease, and with comfort, to stop complaining so much and look on the bright