And sean hannity have in common. They do have something in common and the answer is coming up. First, the political tactics that are causing so much chaos. It s a threeparter lie, rinse and repeat. And we have to see it clearly and cover it clearly. Let s start in california, where the recall was an example of lie, rinse and repeat. Fox and other gop promoters acted like larry elder had a real chance to win. They sworn californians were desperate to dump gavin newsom. Some even called the election rigged before the election even happened. Then when the recall failed predictably, fox just made excuses and quickly moved on, like the gop was determined not to learn any lessons and thus may be destined to repeat the same mistakes. The even further right channel who wanted american news, predepartmented newsom didn t win, predented the recall results were a mystery, until i called them out on twitter. And some still portrayed elders the winner for trying, participation trophy. Lie, rinse, r
His state has the highest covid death rate in the country. Plus, moment of truth. Democrats major policy priorities on the line this week as a divide in the party throws the president s agenda into question. We ought not to be talking about these numbers, let s talk about what needs to be done. But can democratic leaders get it done. I ll speak to house majority whip jim clyburn ahead. Hello, i m jack tapper, where the state of our union is trying to figure out if we re going to need to get boosters or not as president biden tries to refocus on his legislative agenda. Pushing toward a massive $3. 5 trillion spending bill that could define his presidency. The biden administration is coming off yet another difficult week. Tomorrow, september 20th. Marks the week the biden administration had planned to begin giving covid booster shots to the general public. Instead an advisory panel to the fda voted no on friday, no on recommending booster shots to everyone after six months. Recommending
It s real simple. We have a pandemic for those who haven t gotten the vaccination. It s that basic, that simple. If you re vaccinated, you re not going to be hospitalized, you re not going to be in the i. C. U. Unit and you re not going to die. There s legitimate questions people can ask that they worry about getting vaccinated. But the questions should be asked, answered, and people should get vaccinated. When will children under 12 be able to get vaccinated? soon, i believe. They are doing, they are doing examinations now, the testing now, and making the decision now. The cdc is going to say that what you should do is everyone over the age of under the age of 12 should probably be wearing a mask in school. That s probably what s going to happen. I don t care if you think i m satan reincarnated. The fact is you can t look at that television and say, nothing happened on the 6th. You can t listen to people who say, this was a peaceful march. What happens is the vote on monday is a motio
i wouldn t say that unless the jury was sequestered now. joining us now, cnn legal analyst, areva and elie hoenig. elie, the jury has been deliberating in its 11th hour. from your time in a courtroom, can you gather anything from that? still too early. i ve seen juries come back in a matter of hours and sometimes a couple of weeks. yes, it can happen that way. we haven t seen any notes. sometimes you get questions from the jury around this point but they re silent. there s not much we can read into it. they have to deal with the comments they don t know about it, but the president has made these comments. one thing that s important to keep in mind, we have to trust the jury to oe bide by their oaths. they have promised to judge this case by the evidence they hear in the court and nothing else. if they heard something else, they will raise it with the judge and it will be dealt with at that point. at this point we have to trust the jury and plow ahead with its job. the
blowback from vice president harris interviews pushing urgent action on economic relief with west virginia news media, a move seen as pressure on west virginia senator joe manchin, who was put off by the move, which seemed rather ham handed. the white house said this afternoon president biden is not worried about going too big with the bill. he is worried about going too small. you can t find bipartisanship on covid-19, i don t know where you can find it. reporter: one hour from now, ten republican senators will put joe biden s call for bipartisanship to the test. biden granting a meeting on the group s covid relief proposal, $618 billion plan to provide $160 billion through vaccine distribution and testing, $300 for expanded unemployment insurance and 20 billion for k through 12 schools. we saw this as a good faith proposal they put forward. what this meeting is not is a forum for the president to make or accept an offer. reporter: the plan comes in less than one-th