clearly very of the senior center on what president biden should do but there s an overall recognition here that his debate performance was a big lead town. do you think it s a one-off that it wouldn t happen again in another debate performance i hope so president biden s news conference does not appear to have called calmed nervous democrats this morning. one of his top allies, opening the door for biden to step aside, even while saying it s time for his party to stop talking about biden leaving the race and a massive data breach at at&t, leaving nearly all of their customers expose what the company is saying about the second major league this year and an eagle-eyed truck driver is being called a hero this morning after spotting a 1-year-old child abandoned on the side of a busy louisiana the highway. new details on this remarkable rescue. what acuity i m sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman is out today. this is cnn new central happening today? a defiant presiden
are looking at right now, announce the president of the infant states. by attempting to passed laws requiring voters to show i.d. when they vote republicans are risking it permanent internal division as well as a violent think we are overstating?re here s what he said. does an unfolding assault taking place in america today, and attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote in fair and free elections. we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. that s not hyperbole, since the civil war t. tucker: at the civil war? you sound overheated to you? he would like you to know that this is not hyperbole. they are literally like habeas corpus, the state legislature. that was the civil war. biden made it clear that s what he meant and he said it twice. one was the last time a sitting american gave a speech like this? probably not told the 1860s. it s hard to know how to process it. it was a stunningly irresponsible thing for an american leader t
right now, announced the president of the united states. by attempting to pass laws requiring voters to show i.d. when they vote, republicans are risking permanent internal division as well as violent conflict. think we are overstating? here s what he said. president biden: there s an unfolding assault taking place in america today, and attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote in fair and free elections. we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. that s not hyperbole. since the civil war. tucker: the civil war? sound overheated to you? joe biden would like you to know this is not hyperbole. voter i.d. laws are literally like the civil war. that is habeas corpus suspended, state legislatures shut down, hundreds of thousands of americans dead in fields. that was the civil war. biden made it clear that s what he meant. he said it twice. one was the last time a sitting american president gave a speech like this? well, probably not s
think about this: with marv government, the people are the budget. little hash marks on he s poof paper. little items in a multitrillion dollars lobbyist give away. all devolving us into a prowcket to manage, a product to district, a product to attack and a product to exploit for political and financial gain all along the way. but, again, it s the same story on quite literally every single issue. take the growing catastrophe on our southern border. as biden and harris continue to down play the real human costs of a reckless open borders agenda. and how many times, if any, have you heard kamala harris or joe biden talk about the cost of fentanyl pouring into the country? the myriad of diseases not tested for or quarantine teed, covid, measles, tuberculosis, zika, the sex trafficking, the sexual assault. the child abuse, the human smuggling and exploitation of workers, poet american and foreign because of the desire for cheap labor? is this what any of us voted for? my guess is
that the risk when you are outdoors, which we have been saying all along is extremely low and if you are vaccinated, it s even lower. so you re going to be hearing about those kinds of recommendations, soon. dr. anthony fauci yesterday with that news on expected updated cdc guidelines on wearing a mask outdoors. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is monday, april 26th. with us, we have white house reporter with the associated press, jonathan lemire. eddie glaude jr. staff writer at the atlantic music and author of the book twilight of democracy, anne applebaum, and u.s. national editor at the financial times, ed luce joins us. and joe, dr. scarborough was possibly right. i m not a doctor, but i play one on tv. and usually that s bad news for anybody listening. all of these guidelines will catch up with each other. everyone is trying to do the best thing and keep people safe. you ve been hearing from a lot of doctors we ve had on regularly that have been