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then look over here, not over there. joe biden s theatrics in atlanta complete with his last grasp to stay in power, federalize all elections. you stand against will you stand against voter suppression, yes or no? that s the question. will you stand against elections subversion? yes or no. will you stand for democracy, yes or no? do you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace? do you want to be on the i d soft finish side of john lewis or bull connor? do you want to be on the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? maria: coming up, tennessee senator marsha blackburn on the senate vote this upcoming week as arizona senator kyrsten sinema takes a stand. there s no need for me to restate my longstanding support for the of 60-vote threshold to pass legislation. there s no need for me to restate its role protecting our countries from wild reversals in federal policy. maria: will policies reverse after midterm elections now 296 days away as president t ....
suddenly not anymore. during his entire first year in office joe biden did virtually nothing to improve the actual lives of actual american citizens and he didn t because he didn t really try. it s not a feature of the equity agenda. punishment is the point of the equity agenda, inflicting pain on the right people, giving referendums by other names. you can see how he feels about america. he s deeplyin disappointed in t country and he s annoyed with the people who live here. he doesn t con joules voters. you caused the corona pandemic. you re stupid and selfish. for an american president it s an entirely new way of governing and you ve got to wonder how long it can continue. how are democrats going to headlined on to power in the upcoming elections. if you think about this there is only one way they can do it. they have got to create a new form of government, one that keeps incumbents in power forever no matter what they do or how incompetent or destructive they may be. ....
a man in the united states becomes the first person in the world to have a heart transplant from a pig. roaming charges will return for some but mobile phone customers with 02 and virgin are told they won t pay any extra to use data in europe. the line up for the fourth round of the fa cup is complete. manchester united the last team through, knocking out aston villa at old trafford last night. good morning. we have got a band of cloud, some mist and fog, some spots of rain, all pushing southwards today, behind it, some clearer skies, sunshine and a few showers peppering the north and west where it will also be windy. all of the details throughout the programme. it s tuesday, january 11th. our main story. the prime minister is facing renewed criticism of his government s conduct during the first nationwide coronavirus lockdown, after 100 people were invited to a bring your own booze gathering in the downing street garden. witnesses say that boris johnson and his wife were a ....
and will he or won t he play? that s still a question for novak djokovic and the australian open, why his travel documents are now taking center court. thanks for being here, everyone. let s begin this hour with the cdc director, dr. rochelle we wa len ski and dr. anthony fauci facing congress. the top republican on the committee set the tone early when senator bird said today is going to be a tough hearing. the senate committee has just started grilling officials about the federal response to the resurgent pandemic and the confusing messaging coming from the cdc on things like testing, face masks, and isolation guidelines. this also comes as the united states shattered another pandemic record. more than 145,000 americans are currently hospitalized with the coronavirus. the vast majority of them unvaccinated. the previous high was set one year, a year ago, and this number more than doubling since christmas. we re also following the aspects of this pandemic and the fallo ....
help. the meeting was very significant. the cdc s chief medical officer, kathleen dooling, she unveiled her plan to distribute the vaccines nationally. she began by acknowledging that older americans indeed faced the greatest risk, as everyone understood. so if you wanted to save as many americans as possible from dying, you would give preference, the first shots, to people over 65, that s the obvious policy. it may be the only morally defensible policy but there was a problem with doing that, she explained, older americans were too white. racial and ethnic minority groups are underrepresented among adults age 65 and older. this meant according to her, they could not be allowed to get to the first covid shots whether they needed them or not. so instead dooling recommended a group that the government started calling essential workers. they were less white than old people. that s what the cdc went with. it s panel overwhelmingly approved kathleen dooling s recommendatio ....