One. Thank you so much for joining us this sunday. Im Fredricka Whitfield In Atlanta and im Jim Sciutto in Tel Aviv, secretary of State Anthony Blinken is now on the ground here in israel where he will meet with the israeli prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior israeli officials tomorrow. Ill have more on that and the progress of talks on a ceasefire coming up, right way before to that, jim, lets begin with a pretty busy week on the president ial campaign trail. And a little less than 17 hours from now, the Democratic National Convention opens at the United Center in chicago, where delegates will celebrate their nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, and her vision for the future. She comes into this pivotal so week riding high new national polls out today show harris taking the lead over republican Donald Trump for the very first time since she announced her candidacy less than a month ago, hoping to build off that momentum today, harris and her Running Mate, governor Tim
But tHere was i lot of surprise about why Fiez Ser going to be doing that. Why are tHey applying for this authorization, why is it necessary . THey talked about waning immunity but tHere arent studies that show waning immunity And pfizer didnt offer up any evidence of waning immunity. And this is a pharmaceutical company. THeyre supposed to specialize in data. THe only data tHey pointed to is this israeli data. So take a look. We discussed this wHen it came out this week. So israeli data presented with very little Backup Or Science behind it that tHe shot is 64 effective at preventing infection And this is still with tHe Delta Variant being prodominant And 93 effective at preventing severe disease And hospitalization. That second number is tHe more important. 93 effect as preventing hospitalization. That is an excellent vaccine. Few vaccines are that effective. Why is Pfizer All Of A Sudden basically saying almost like its own Product Isnt working as well as tHey would like sense. An t
friend alec baldwin. statehood. we begin tonight with a cancel culture, and it is a tactic democrats and the media mob have weaponized against their political opponents. sadly, for years. and governor cuomo, new york governor, ordered geriatric patients infected withvi covid-9 back to nursing homes, causing a massive covid massive covert outbreak, and a wave of deaths among new york s elderlywa population, no one in the democratic party or the media mob seemed to care. imagine if it was donald trump. instead, they rewarded cuomo with an emmy for his press conferences, power point that somebody probably prepared for him. they published his self-congratulatory book. they lavished him with praise. some even referred to them, i can t even believe it, as cuomo-sexuals, whatever the hell that means, i don t have a clue. this term was used by stephen colbert, trevor noah, ellen degeneres. month later, when a top cuomo official literally admitted they purposely hid the nursing home d
simone sanders, the spokesperson for the vice president, joining us. people who didn t catch it, you haven t missed a thing. we ve got it all for you. excellent. thank you. thank you, rachel. the first political trip of the biden presidency was to a state that joe biden and kamala harris won by .6% of a vote. he is only more popular there now if wisconsin is following the national polling trend that is showing a surge in support for joe biden, 62% of americans now approve of the job joe biden is doing as president. that number is so high that it has to include some trump voters who have been converted to approval of the job joe biden is now doing as president. president biden went to wisconsin to convince voters that they re to support his $1.9 trillion covid relief package and he used a cnn town hall to deliver that message to the country. it s estimated that by most economists including wall street firms as well as, you know, think tanks of political think tanks lef
with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening. we re going to have full coverage of the biden town hall tonight, starting off with symone sanders, the spokesperson for the vice president, joining us. people who didn t catch it, you haven t missed a thing. we ve got it all for you. excellent. thank you. thank you, rachel. the first political trip of the biden presidency was to a state that joe biden and kamala harris won by .6% of a vote. won wisconsin by 20,000 votes out of 3.3 million cast. he is only more popular there now if wisconsin is following the national polling trend that is showing a surge in support for joe biden, 62% of americans now approve of the job joe biden is doing as president. that number is so high that it has to include some trump voters who have been converted to approval of the job joe biden is now doing as president. president biden went to wisconsin to convince voters that they re to support his $1.9 trillion covid relief pa