Hospitality. We are being by this administration. Yet, you have got 1. 2 million people come across that southern border. They are not telling them oh, wait a minute, have you been vaccinated . The teammates getting their super Bowl Lv Championship ring just 31 diamonds. Brian thats Got To be john hardy. Steve it is. Brian he is going to close our show today. If is he as hard of a Tv Star there is in nashville. He hails from california. You cannot hear his song And not drink a beer. Its physically impossible. Ainsley his last name is pardipardi but pronounced party. Brian he is going to close our show today. Steve its a friday in the summer we always have our allamerican Concert Series. Today mr. Pardy is the party. Ainsley ains is there a mrs. Pardi . That would be a great last name. Steve looks like a e. Ainsley we have gone tHrough the worst year ever people are yesterday to have fun again. Steve you dont have to go on vacation, ainsley. Its friday. Ainsley watch our show we will pu
That does it for me. Thanks for watching. Ill see you back here tomorrow at 5 00 p. M. Eastern for another live hour of politicsnation. My Colleague Alicia Menendez picks up our News Coverage now. Thank you sharpton. It is a busy saturday. A lot developing. Lets get into it. Begin on capitol hill. The senate was in a rare session today, lawmakers working to hammer out Fine Print of a roughly 1 Trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan. Despite taking longer than hoped, Senate Majority Leader schumer thinks an agreement is near. Given the bipartisan nature of the bill, the senate should be able to process this legislation rather quickly. We may need the weekend. We may vote on several amendments, but with the cooperation of our republican colleagues i believe we can finish the bipartisan Infrastructure Bill in a matter of days. While we may soon see that progress in the senate, there is still, of course, the house, where Progressive Democrats say they wont support it unless the paired wit
Plus a republican congressman says hes not responsible for his own Rallying Cry to a Mob Of Trump supporters who stormed the capitol. And details on the huge Cyber Attack targeting hundreds of businesses and whos behind it. Welcome to our viewers in the united states, and around the world. It is tuesday, july 6th. And americans shot off more than just fireworks on July 4. They also shot off guns. A lot of them, at Each Other. At least 150 people were killed by Gun Violence in more than 400 shootings across the country during the Fourth Of July weekend. From friday through sunday, there were at least four mass shootings with four or more victims from texas to virginia to ohio. Some victims as young as 5 years old. Big cities including New York and chicago, struggling with a significant surge in Gun Violence. In 2021, Gun Violence incidents in New York have spiked almost 40 year to year. Adrienne broaddus joins us now from chicago where it was obviously another very violent weekend. Repo
Rio grande. In the last 24 hours sources tell me a now minutes going, 2241 apprehensions in the very location in the last 24 hours and thats an increase of 372 from this time last year. Beyond that fence you see that structure on the right side, its a brown top, page building. Thats lupe cabreras bar, hes had it 30 years in that location and he says hes never seen anything like it the way it is right now in that opening you see just right to the gate entrance. The hole is where they did not finish completing President Trumps Border Wall and as a result, migrants every day come over the fence and sometimes he comes in and sees them sleeping in the open Air Spot right there. Now, this comes as officials discovered over 90 pandemic in a Houston Home in a possible smuggling operation. William La Jeunesse is live from texas with the latest. Hey, griff, theres no question there are basically agents in South Texas are stretched thin. Agents from florida in texas and National Guard and there r
little capacity to mitigate risk. covid-19 in short is a men as in work settings. the proof is all around us. since the disease s on set most american americans have seen workplaces transformed. so the administrative agency charged with ensuring health and safety in work places did what congress commanded it to do. it took action to address covid s continuing threat in those spaces. observera, the occupational safety and health excuse me the occupational safety and health administration issued an emergency temporary standard requiring either vaccination or masking and testing to protect american workers. the standard falls within the core of the agency s mission, to protect employees from grave danger that comes from new hazards or exposure to harmful agents. osha estimates and there is no ground for disputing that the standard they proposed would save more than 6500 lives and prevent over a quarter million hospitalizations just in six months time. yet today the kwort issu