consistently opposed by some 60% of californians. likely voters were unenthusiastic about newsom. his baseball mobilized. democrats proving they can drive enthusiasm and turnout in a race framed as a referendum on pandemic restrictions, the kind president joe biden has now long championed and the kinds of things gop leaders continue to forcefully and vocally fight. governor newsom hailing a win for science and a win for all the priorities that have dominated the national democratic jaernd in recent weeks. we said yes to science. we said yes to vaccines, yes to ending this pandemic. we said yes to people s right to vote without fair of fake fraud or voter suppression. we said yes to women s fundamental constitutional right to decide for herself what she does with her body, faith and future. we said yes to diversity, we said yes to inclusion, yes to pluralism. we said yes to all those things we hold dear as californians, and i would argue, as americans. the essential polici
to pennsylvania s lehigh valley, the president issued a plea to americans who are holding out on getting their shots. we still have a people a lot of people who are not vaccinated. the pandemic we have now is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. so please, please, please, please, get vaccinated. protect yourself and the children out there well routers reports that the white house has also mandated masks in federal buildings and hotspots. 60% of u.s. counties have up from 63% from just yesterday. and yesterday, the agency issued another change for the a vaccinated. the cdc now recommended they get tested after exposure with someone with covid even though they don t show symptoms. the cdc says that the vaccinated people did not have to get tested unless they did experience symptoms. the washington post is covid surge on the white house writing, quote, this landscape, and some say, the administration s less than clear messaging, is complicating biden s efforts to show that he
bipartisan infrastructure package by a vote of 67-32, exactly one week after it failed to pass, a rare example of bipartisanship in washington. 17 republicans, including their leader, mitch mcconnell, joined all 50 democrats in advancing the bill. it s the first step in a series of votes toward final passage of the agreement. and as the country faces a surge of new covid-19 infections, the white house is expected to announce tomorrow that covid vaccinations will be required for all federal workers. those who refuse will have to undergo regular virus testing. today the cdc director posted this on social media. quote, covid-19 cases have increased over 300% nationally since june 19. the highest spread of cases and severe outcomes is happening in places with low vaccination rates and among unvaccinated people. this afternoon, during a visit to pennsylvania s lehigh valley, the president issued a plea to americans who are holding out on getting their shots. we still have a lot
senator josh hawley love america act. if a school district get federal money you have to treat kids about the basis of the country the constitution and bill of rights. what america i do live in? america is the home of the glass slipper. some of us had nothing and now it s like a cinderella story. will steve: live in new york city looking at the boardwalk and the ferris wheel. this the is second ferris wheel we have had in a row on fox & friends. brian: a new record. steve: i don t think we have ever done back-to-back days. yesterday it was the national wheel. today it is the boardwalk in wildwood which as you can see they built bigger and better than ever. rachel: looks fun. steve: look who is here again today. brian: how many days is this in a row. rachel: i will be here through the weekend. brian: how many outfits do you have. i know steve travels with one suit. rachel: one reason i had like wardrobe yesterday going i need more clothes. took care of th
nine. i m aware however some of you aren t watching. it s not by choice, according to kamala harris if you do not live in this city where the politicians live, you re living in 500 bc. because you live in rural areas where there s probably no no tv or cable. probably not a faucet for running water. if you re in the south you have no idea what i m talking about because the language of english hasn t reached you yet. you don t even have xerox machines. if you want to make a copy of something you re going to have to break out the silly putty. right, kat? i don t think that we should underestimate what vaccines mean. because in some people s minds that means you re going to have to xerox or photocopy your i.d. to send it in to prove you are who you are. there s a lot of people who lived in the rural communities where there is no officemax near them. greg: boy howdy, what a double 80! don t you know we keep our xerox is down by the creek? under the bridge by the shopping cart?