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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me to give their views and opinions are kate andrews, economics correspondent at the spectator and sienna rodgers, editor at labourlist. few more papers have come in since we last spoke. the final lockdown the front page of the telegraph reports the prime minister s words at a press conference earlier as he announced a roadmap out of this lockdown will be set out on monday. the metro repeat sjohnson s words that the path out will be cautious but irreversible . the times looks at new figures which suggest vaccination is already reducing hospital admissions, deaths and transmission of coronavirus. border farce the i newspaper s front page says there s already chaos one day into the new quarantine hotels for travellers returning to the uk from 33 red list countries. meanwhile the guardian focusses on the anger over the news that the former aide to the prime minister dom ....
covid relief plan. and he really tried to persuade people saying we went too small when i led this effort in the obama administration. let s not make the same mistake again. that s been the crux of the messaging from the president and the white house on this nearly $2 trillion package. emphasizing that the risk here is in going too small, not in going too big, as this administration is now trying to do. and this was the president s first opportunity to really pitch this nearly $2 trillion plan directly to americans in this town hall, making his first official trip outside of washington, appearing in this town hall in milwaukee, wisconsin. it was also interesting to hear from the president as he laid out the timeline for some of the key questions that americans have. when will every american who wants a vaccine be able to get one? and when will we finally be able to return to normal? here were his answers on those questions. by the end of july, we ll have over 600 mi ....
when you catch somebody in a fraud, you re allowed to go by very different rules. so i hope mike has the courage to do what he has to do. talking about you, pence. we re debating a step that has never been taken in american history. is this the senate? where the [ bleep ] are they? no trump, no peace! let s go! take it out! we need fresh patriots to the front! traitors! mobilize in your own cities, your own counties. storm your own capitol buildings and take every one of these crust mother [ bleep ]. this was a fraudulent election, but we can t play into the hands of these people. we have to have peace. so go home. we love you. you re very special. and that was just a small clip of the 13-minute video, and we urge you to watch it in full because that video is the case, open and shut. with maryland democrat jamie raskin, who s leading the push to convict trump, outlining the dangers of giving presidents a free pass in the final month of their te ....
and white house cleanup efforts, which is not to say that president biden s missteps are meani meaningless, they do matter, but do they matter as much as pocketbook issues? this brand-new nbc poll shows what matters most, only 22% of americans saying the country is on the right track. many feeling the pinch of inflation, one of the pollsters described america as divided, doubting democracy and tuning out. that last part is really interesting, tuning out. quoted nbc, interesting in the upcoming november midterms is down, not up. people aren t paying attention to what might happen ten months from now. they re tired, demoralized, some are just tuning out the news. with that in mind what was the most surprising story this week? well, i would nominate the successful launch of the government s website for ordering free covid tests. it s surprising partly because it took so long, two years into the pandemic now they re finally doing it and it s coming after the latest surge in ....
his backers will talk about his ratings are so high. in court, a federal judge said he s not to be believed. what s so interesting about that is the as that clearly people do believe him. fox knows . that they re actually using him as a model for other shows and other content. well, i think if it s still the same, their prime time is not fact based. it s all opinion based. even their morning show is under the entertainment umbrella, and i think it s just starting at 9:00 in the morning eastern time to their prime time that is episodeedly fact-based journalism. you are right, there are some people doing good journalism there, but, you know, it s becoming harder and harder to find. and also, again, in murdoch-backed media, not just at the propaganda network. some of those people, don, they face death threats for reporting the truth. yeah. you mean some of the people over at fox, of course, or they have to leave the network. it s really sad. but it s also sad, the ex ....