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will states who are behind get enough shots in arms. we ll speak with tate reeves ahead. hello, i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is stuck in construction traffic. tomorrow president biden is set to talk again with the chief republican negotiator on infrastructure. but the bridge between republicans and the white house is moving difficult to cross. president biden has rejected the republicans latest counter offer on friday and the sides are still about $700 billion in new spending apart on a deal with no agreement on how to pay for it. democratic lawmakers are looking across the aisle and many are growing increasingly impatient. they see the republican colleagues prepared to block action on a range of issues on an expansive voting rights bill and mostly unwilling to call out former president trump s ongoing and frankly unhinged lies about the election. lies that some brave soles continue to warn to undermine our democracy. as pressure bui ....
next. and a cyber 9/11. the white house and fbi warning american businesses after recent attacks by foreign hackers. this is a huge threat to the private sector. is the u.s. prepared for war in cyberspace? independent senator angus king will join me to discuss in moments. plus, sitting ducks. biden s goal of vaccinating most adults hits a speed bump as vaccination rates slow and july fourth approaches. they re sitting next for the next outbreak of covid-19. will states who are behind get enough shots in arms. we ll speak with mississippi governor tate reeves ahead. hello, i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is stuck in construction traffic. tomorrow president biden is set to talk again with the chief republican negotiator on infrastructure. west virginia senator shelley moore capito. but the bridge between republicans and the white house is moving difficult to cross. president biden has rejected the republicans latest counteroffer o ....
caldwell and peter alexander on pennsylvania avenue at its white house. good morning to all of you. and leigh ann, setting up the day you talk about how there s three big questions ahead of us today. what is joe manchin going to do? is he going to join with the rest of his party to get them to at least 50 votes for the voting reforms bill? what do democrats do next on voting rights and will progressives turn up the heat on changing some of these senate rules? we re laying out the questions here, do you have answers or when might we get answers on these, leigh ann? reporter: i don t have answers just yet, hallie, but i can explain to you why those questions are so important. the first is where does joe manchin stand. as recently as last night, he told our team he s undecided how he ll vote on the voting rights legislation. why is that important? it s going to fail anyway because it won t get the ten republicans but it s going to be important party unity. it s better fo ....
so this is where we re at now? we at malcolm x mark, man. a lot of the realities of living in a majority minority city can be felt. a bunch of different organizers use this place as like stomping ground. it is a beautiful spot. it is a good place, good energy. also, for people that live in the area, it could also be a rough spot sometimes. oh, really? yes. everything, everything. whatever you re looking for. you know, in some sense, philly is a model for america s future. like the majority minority city will be a majority minority country. pennsylvania is the swing state or whatever. and it s more than like democrat versus republican. it is legitimately like white supremacy versus everybody out here. that s what the actual battleground is. but you have so-called black leadership. you know, we have a black police commissioner. we had one before. now she s a black woman. so we had the first black democratic mayor of philadelphia. you know, you got the black ....
disappointing results in the early trial. while here in washington senate democrats are coming face-to-face with a difficult reality. they re in the verge of closing out their year in the majority without deals on three of their biggest agenda items. i ll ask a member of the senate team about setbacks ahead. we are start with the breaking news from pfizer about the vaccine trial with kids age 2 through 4 years old. in the last hour, the company reported two doses in that age group did not generate a strong immune response that was equivalent to seen with teens and adults. although the two-dose approach did have the results they hoped for in children s six months to 2-year-old. the company now plans to test three doses in sid ages 2 through 4. this make news comes on the vaccine front, comes as we re seeing new warning signs all arrange the country. cases are surging and hospitalization are on the rise. we want to be right to the latest so, dr. blackstock, this pfizer ....