white house, allies of the ex-president, many affiliated with the heritage foundation are claiming that the candidate will who disrupt the peaceful transfer of power won t be the repeat offender, donald trump, in their telling and their delusion and what amounts to an epic case of projection, they re accusing the biden campaign of doing so. stunning new reporting from the washington post on a discussion of supposed threats to the 2024 election bytrap allies revealed revealed that the washington headquarters states as a given that the biden administration was already engaged in a sweeping conspiracy to use multiple forces of federal power to influence the presidential election. it did not supply any evidence. quote, as things stand right now, there is a zero percent chance of a fear and fair election. that was pike howell, executive director of the over sight project. quote, i m formally accusing the biden administration of creating the conditions that most reasonable policy
finale of melrose play. title undetermined, by the way. chairman of the board. do something with that, you freak. i bet the board is spelled b-o-r-e-d. it took me about 15 minutes to recover from that. of course former saturday night live star norm mac donald who tragedy passed away after a long battle with cancer. we ll have more about his legacy coming up. norm macdonald was one of the funniest guys out there. he just held a special place in so many of his fans hearts. such sad news. truly, i mean, i gasped when i saw this yesterday. i guess he had been sick with cancer for almost a decade, and hadn t told anybody, kept it private or had told very few people anyway. nobody makes me laugh harder. i know that s for sure, and you could see it on conan s face as the clips were going on. these are the funniest people in america, conan, letterman, john stewart, and nobody did the slow burn joke on a talk show, better than norm macdonald, he would wind it up for two
consistently opposed by some 60% of californians. likely voters were unenthusiastic about newsom. his baseball mobilized. democrats proving they can drive enthusiasm and turnout in a race framed as a referendum on pandemic restrictions, the kind president joe biden has now long championed and the kinds of things gop leaders continue to forcefully and vocally fight. governor newsom hailing a win for science and a win for all the priorities that have dominated the national democratic jaernd in recent weeks. we said yes to science. we said yes to vaccines, yes to ending this pandemic. we said yes to people s right to vote without fair of fake fraud or voter suppression. we said yes to women s fundamental constitutional right to decide for herself what she does with her body, faith and future. we said yes to diversity, we said yes to inclusion, yes to pluralism. we said yes to all those things we hold dear as californians, and i would argue, as americans. the essential polici
credible evidence of substantially declining protection against severe disease which is the primary goal of vaccination. and in other words, these authors and this is a well respected group of folks, say, look it doesn t help prevent severe disease, why are we doing this and what are the point of this and this is including the science health organization and food and drug administration. now let s look at the other side. that side is rooted in many ways here in israel where i am now. there is lots of israeli date yu looking at boosters, they have given booters to about a third of the population over the past six weeks and they say that it does help protect against severe disease and hospitalization. they say they have lots of day of thea that does show that it helps and dr. fauci, the president s medical adviser has quoted this data many times. let s take a listen at what he said last week. if you look at israeli data and they are about a month ahead of us in vaccinations a
that does it for me. thanks for watching. i ll see you back here next weekend at 5:00 p.m. eastern. my colleague, alicia menendez, picks up our news coverage now. thank you so much. hello, everyone. i m alicia menendez. we begin this sunday with the future of the president s build back better agenda. because this week, expect movement in the senate. committees expected to wrap the final drafts of a budget reconciliation package that would expand medicare, kield care, and paid leave among other democratic priorities. the washington post frames the stakes, writing, quote, strategists in both parties believe democrats are likely to lose the house and possibly the senate next year. so this could be the party s only chance in years to enact an expansive domestic agenda. the finished product will become the clearest picture of what today s democrats stand for. supplanting the countless speeches, platforms, and ten-point plans they delivered when out of power. but the legislatio