white house with the president saying don t get too enamored with what is happening on the economic front. peter? the white house says it s jobs day. despite the positive economic news this morning from that jobs report of biden s first full month in office, they still want that $1.9 trillion worth of stimulus. last month, job growth is the result of the december package. without a rescue package, these gains are slow. the white house chief of staff writes this. if you think today s jobs report is good enough, know that 379,000 jobs it would take until april 2023 to get back to-with we were and february of 2020. republicans are arguing the opposite. more jobs are being created because more businesses are reopening as states eve covid-19 restrictions. so the republicans are arguing this report is proof, $1.9 trillion in stimulus is not for right now. the economy is ready to take off. disposable income is up, savings is up. there s pent-up demand. this will spark inflat
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australian open title or set the all-time grand slam record. it is the latest twist in a saga of djokovic s own creation frankly, which started all because he refused to get vaccinated for covid-19. paula hancocks is live in melbourne with the big breaking details. paula, good morning. all week we heard that the immigration minister was still deciding djokovic s case. what finally tipped the scales? reporter: well, laura, we know that the immigration minister did decide to revoke the visa once again, and already this case is back in court. it is 9:00 p.m. on a friday night, and just three hours after the immigration minister made that announcement that djokovic s visa would be revoked, they are back in court. it is a directions hearing. judge anthony kelly, the same judge who back on monday reinstated djokovic s visa, is now looking at proceedings. this hearing is basically to decide what the next steps will be, and if there is a case to be heard. and if there will be anoth
dole. president biden is expected to speak in honor of a man he called an american giant. we re going to bring you that memorial service live at the capitol when it begins. and later, the president will meet with his coronavirus response team to discuss the latest developments with the omicron variant promising developments. two new studies out of israel show that booster doses of pfizer s vaccine reduce deaths by some 90%. elizabeth cohen joins us now. elizabeth, promising in that the booster reduces the chances of severe cases of this and death. but also that folks who are fully vaccinated at this point also have a good amount of protection. that s right. i think one thing we want to be super clear about is that every expert, including the some of the folks who publish this data have said to me the first booster sorry, first set of vaccinations, that first and second shot that you get a few weeks apart, those are the most important ones. boosters, important. people
sean: and alec baldwin s gun just went off by itself. laura: anyway, i love your show tonight, hannity. sean: i like the new graphic grade i think it looks really good. laura: is very exciting after four and a half years. i was thrilled. look at it. sean: i ve been here 26 years. it s simple. take and i have avenue graphics package and you get one. laura: i kind of have is like an old tonight show kind of backdrop there. we need curtains to open and close. [laughter] all right, hannity. and the curtain is calling on you right now i have to get to this. i am laura ingraham and this is a the ingraham angle on a very busy wednesday. former white house chief of staff mark meadows he joins us tonight with all the breaking details, and there are many. plus nostalgic reboot. not just hot trend in entertainment. raymond arroyo explains how hillary is getting into the action as well. that is coming up in seen and unseen. but first, arsonists complain about fire damag