are now tied to far right extremists like white supremacists and recounting the warning signs that were there before the insurrection. the threat of white nationalist violence has been weaponized. the 2016 election of president donald trump gave them a tribal chieftain they can all rally behind. the fbi chooses not to prioritize the investigation and prosecution of white supremacists and far right violence. the failure to prepare for the january 6 attack on the capitol is an indictment of the counterterrorism intelligence enterprise built since 9/11. we can see future attacks that make oklahoma city bombing pale in comparison. you can see the intelligence experts there zooming in, like you might for any other pandemic era discussion, but it was of course deadly serious as they tried to implore the congress to really take this all the way, to do what past administrations sometimes haven t. for their part, republicans used their time today to divert from that topic to
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i m anne-marie green. the coronavirus pandemic marked a new threshold here in the u.s. infections are confirmed in all 50 states. nationwide, there are now more than 6,300 reported cases and more than 100 deaths. across the country, local officials are taking aggressive action to curb the spread of the virus. new york city s mayor is considering a shelter-in-place order for more than eight million people who live here. that action is already in effect for people living in parts of northern california. meanwhile, hospitals are in desperate need of more protective gear to handle the outbreak, and there s growing concern over whether they ll have enough beds and supplies for infected patients. in washington, congress is working on what may be the largest bailout in american history to rescue the u.s. economy from the pandemic. gwen baumgardner is in london tracking all of the detais for us. what is the latest on this stimulus package? reporter: hey, good morning, anne-marie. t
love acceptance speech. now i want to bring in a special guest who is at the state of the union. last night i have with me tonight grammy nominated artist, entrepreneur, philanthropist, all around wonderful man, fat joe, nice to see you. hey, laura. what s up? thanks for having me on. i m so glad you re here. i m happy you were in town. you were actually there last night as congresswoman barragan s guest. right in part because, joe, you have been an enormous advocate for a transparent health care system. i mean, you even released a psa with with rick ross, with busta rhymes. others listen to what you had to say. i want everyone to see this. love our nurses, and we need our doctors. but hospitals and insurers rigging a system to make profits off of people that s in struggle is unforgivable. we demand prices and transparency in health care. power to the patients. first of all, you ve got the best beard of everyone we just saw. i m just saying for a second there, don
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