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we re back with dr. deborah birx, white house coronavirus task force coordinator during the trusk administration, has a new book. your book details the trump administration s covid response in the early stages of the pandemic. you re quite critical of president trump and others in the administration. you write, some roaming the halls of the west wing believe the liss we did, the less we would be account frbl whatever was about to happen. take us inside those halls. you say early on the president was receptive to your recommendations but that all seemed to change in early april. why? so we had done that large analysis and that projection to show in that first surge between 100,000 and 240,000 americans, even if we were very good and perfect, and we really mitigated
aside. they made excuses and rationalized it during the years that donald trump was a candidate and as president, where his most shameful display came in helsinki when he stood next to vladimir putin and took his side over our own intelligence agencies. it s extraordinary to watch this rationalization happening now that the world has been unified, democratic world has been unified by president biden in our resolve to help ukraine and then you still have the republican party trying to have it both ways. they need to be called out for it and consistently held account frbl it, and hopefully democrats can turn this around and use that in the upcoming midterm elections to show who s on the side of democracy and who isn t. tara setmayer, thank you. we ll be back with other top stories including a mass shooting in arkansas.
reporter: yeah. the russia issue won t go away from the trump administration, will it? there s already been a couple 350e678 had toe leave from the administration, his campaign because of links with russia. now the questions over the attorney general as well. from a russian point of view, it s concerning as they watch this political drama unfold in washington. because they re concerned an what impact this is going to have on u.s. policy when it comes to russia. they re expecting, of course, president trump who s going to be sympathetic to the russian point of view on all range of subjects. of course, the russia issue has become so toxic in american politics, that has changed frbl administration officials, being a lot more critical than many in the kremlin expected from the incoming trump administration. specifically on the latest
i have been one who says fight. i fought for defunding but we lost. the president wants 100%. should he not need to negotiate to get somewhere in the middle in order to get a compromise? now, senator, one final question. you just heard harry reid when he was asked by the reporters, frbl meeting do you feel the debt kraelg will be breached. that is the big thing. that is much bigger than this government shutdown. and he seemed to indicate from that meeting, yes. he thinks it will be. he said we are the most important economy in the world. we re the reserve currency of the world. payments have to go out to people. if money doesn t flow in, money doesn t flow out. are you to let the debt ceiling i ll for taking it completely