were big votes in the senate like that, these days i was talking to senator tester saying until you are doing something completely noncontroversial it is unheard of to get 18 people joining with democracy. democrats. it s quite something. it really is. i saw your interview with john throughout the problem and he s very realistic about what the possibilities are. he s not someone who throws around a lot of false optimism. he is one of the keys to watch it get this far. it s not all the way there but this vote is a huge hurdle to get over. looking forward to your show. have a good one. thank you, ali. as i say, the senate delivered a huge vote tonight, a huge win, very important, huge win for joe biden in the senate tonight. it was also a huge win for chuck schumer s legislative strategy in the senate passing a bipartisan infrastructure bill followed by a larger democrats-only bill, and at the very same time, this part was completely unnecessary and he brought it on himse
myanmar s unrest intensifies police fire water cannon on crowds in the capital while more workers walk out to join protests against last week s military coup. the military powers who have seized power say they will take action against protesters. heavy snow hits large parts of eastern england and more is on its way. here in clacton on the essex coast they are bearing the brunt of this wintry weather. an amber warning is in place with possible disruption to travel and power cuts likely as well. victory to the veteran. 43 year old tom brady leads the tampa bay buccaneers to the super bowl to win his seventh nfl title. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk vaccines minister says the public can have confidence in its covid vaccines after south africa put its plans to use the oxford astrazeneca jab on hold. early trials suggest that against the south african coronavirus variant, the oxford vaccine offers minimal protection from mild and
sean: welcome to special edition of hannity. i m patient safety it s in for sean. we hope you are having a wonderful christmas season. we begin with that is back in 2004 during the testimony to the 9/11 commission, lisa rice said the terrorists were at work with us but we were not yet at war with them. now a dark chapter of american history is repeating itself thanks in part to president joe biden. every week, there are and more attacks against our troops abroad. on christmas, three american service members were injured. one critically after a drone attack in iraqi. biden did order a retaliatory strike against the terrorist facility. but so far the response has been extremely limited. there have been more than 100 attacks against u.s. troops carried out by iranian proxies. since the beginning of the war in gaza. a conflict start by hamas barberic october 7th attack against israel. and it is now ongoing because hamas refuses to agree to a permanent or temporary cease-fire
far as of the aid package would be a major shift and some members of his party are livid. today does a deal as a house democrat i say exchange ukrainian lives for asylum seekers lives? a member of the committee who says she s a hell no on what the white house is considering is with us. plus she calls it palestinian rights. a middle school teacher is being kept out of classroom over an e-mail signature that included a controversial phrase. that teacher is here to explain her intent and her dis discrimination complaint. plus a 10-year-old boy arrested for relieving himself in public when he couldn t find a accbathroom. you ll hear from the boy ask his mother who says this wept too far. i m victor blackwell. let s start the show . a growing number offed a vo caughts are furious over concessions that pooud is considering to secure aid for ukraine. the white house urgency to get that money has put democrats in an uncomfortable position. they may have to support policies they