Millions of americans who already have natural immunity from covid. We will look into the science. A texas law enforcement officer denied tracking down runaway house democrats who fled the state to avoid voting on new election integrity bills. We ve got the latest of elements on the situation heating up tonight in the lone star state. Of the night coming here fifth grade teacher who publicly quit her job in a emotional speech in front of the school board. She refused to continue pushing what she called their highly politicized agendas. We begin tonight with a growing number of cities announcing your be required to show proof of vaccination to go to restaurants and sports venues. Chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher tracking the story tonight. Live from the west coast newsroom. A good evening. Good evening, san francisco one of the few cities in the country where the mayor s preaching to the choir so to speak because 80% of this cities eligible residents are already vaccina
st. sanjay gupta, he tells us that covid-19 derived from the lab in china. president biden saying his judge is looking into the new georgia law. the law that s a direct result of donald trump s assault on american democracy. it is an atrocityatrocity. the idea, it had nothing to do with fairness or decency. they passed a law saying you can t provide water for people standing in line while they re waiting to vote? you don t need anything else to know this is nothing but punitive and designed from keeping people from voting. brian kemp defends the bill saying it expands it. surrounded by six-white men was good optics. look behind him, it is a calloway plantation where more than 100 black people have been enslaved. the truth is this law is a direct results of trump s big lie that the election was stolen and rigged. it takes up some of trump s favorite lie. take for example limiting the use of ballot drop boxes. this is something that trump repeatedly railed against. these
says a reporter is dumb, and in a couple of hours or less he s on the phone, in a personal phone call, apologizing. right. and decent, and adult, and mature. i mean, even if he meant it. if you meant it and you said it to somebody s face, you do not have to apologize to them unless you know, is for some of the reason it s inappropriate. but if you meant it and you sensitive out somebody and not to them, you have to apologize. because you re talking smack. and in this case, the president did the adult thing and said i m sorry, and that s what adults should do. so, i was driving this afternoon and kind of out of the news bubble for a bit. and as soon as i came back into our little bubble here, first thing i said to producer kyle griffin was, has joe biden apologized yet? and he said, no. and i said, okay, well it s coming. it s like it s any minute now. he s gonna do it. and then i lost track of it and suddenly there it was. during your hour it emerge. i had the exact sam
laughs so, the eyes of tammy faye. ok, so this is the story of televangelistsjim and tammy faye baker. if you re in america, you d know who they are, but over here, maybe not. they re played byjessica chastain and andrew garfield. the film follows their rise to sort of money spinning televangelism, preaching the prosperity doctrine, which is that god wants you to be successful. god wants his followers to be rich. so, obviously, there is hucksterism involved in this, and, indeed, jim baker did serve time. um, as for tammy faye, she broke ranks with the evangelical right by reaching out to people with hiv/aids in the early 80s, which was seen by the evangelical right as completely beyond the pale and, therefore, became something of an lgbtq icon. she s played in the film byjessica chastain who embraces the role entirely. here s a clip. 0k, do you want a little remover? oh, no. that s it. that will be all. they re permanently lined. 0h. and my eyes are permanently lined and my
televangelists generally come from the evangelical religious right, which we all know a lot more about in the more recent years, but her embracing of people with hiv/aids and her becoming an lgbtq icon is really not what you would ve expected. i think her performance is great. i think the rest of the movie isn t as good as her performance. i think the movie itself i mean, the story is really mind boggling. the film itself, it felt a bit televisual, and maybe there s a kind of thing going, because obviously, i mean, it s based on a documentary, and in a way, it s kind of nothing can match up to the fact, you know, fiction has a hard job of keeping up with fact. and maybe there is a point being made that because it s about televangelism, that it being televisual kind of makes sense? i thought she was great, i thought the film was ok. what did you think? i thought she was fantastic and i spent it s interesting you talk about documentaries, because i spent most of the film