a cdc advisory board will meet tomorrow. the fda is investigating as well. and they will answer questions about this decision live in the next hour. we ll be following that and bring you all the information they bring us. joining us, senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. this is a significant announcement. how impactful. you know, as far as the supply goes, jim, my sources are telling me and the government has already said they don t think it will really be an impact. we have enough, at least for quite some time, with moderna and pfizer. but, of course, it might be very shocking to wake up this morning and think, wow, i took the johnson & johnson vaccine. does this mean i ll get a blood clot? you just went through the numbers and i want to go through them again to talk about how extremely rare these blood clots are. nearly 7 million people in the united states have received johnson & johnson s vaccine and six cases reported of this rare but very serious brain blood
good morning. this is a perfect topic for limbaugh if you think about it. if you follow the story carefully and the dueling stories between the wall street journal as to how this happened and the new york times, they have very different takes as to how texas got itself in this situation. dana: the other thing is while the debate is going on they re running out of food at the grocery stores because the supply team in breaking down. janice dean is tracking the storm. let s begin with casey stiegel reporting live from dallas. hi, casey. good morning to you. now officials are warning texans to be prepared for what they call disasters within a disaster. you hit on this, dana. we ve seen a lot of long, long lines, people waiting for hours in some communities just to get some groceries or water. they are standing in line for hours at food banks and also atwater distribution sites. many shelves empty. all of the houston metro area, the nation s fourth largest city and all of
pay taxes in the tune of $1 hundred thousand in 2017 and 2018. gary shapely claims the true number is almost 600,000 for 2017 and even more than that for 2018. he says the plea deal essentially lets hunter off the hook. there is still outstanding tax due owing above that 620,000 because of this deal they ll never recoup. the most substantive felony charges were left off the table, which would have been evasion, for 14, false return for 18 and 19. julie: he says his team was prevented from looking into things that could have led them to president biden. the president on the topic deny, deny and deny again. president biden: i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. i don t know what he was doing. i did not know he was on the board of that company. i have oaf never discussed my business or their business, my sons or daughters. i ve never discussed with my son or brother or anything else having to do with their businesses. julie: it shows hunte
reporter ryan riley and kelly o donnell. i m andrea mitchell in washington. ryan, can you get us up to speed on the latest? in my read of this, she is also enjoining the government from using the seized materials for investigative purposes, but is not preventing the director of national intelligence from proceeding with the damage assessment, correct? that s right. it s a pretty devastating ruling for the government. the biggest question here was whether or not the special master was going to have authority over the executive privilege claims. that was really the biggest issue. if this was solely limited to attorney/client privilege, i don t think we d see as much strong opposition necessarily from doj. it would have been something they could have potentially lived with, because it s such a limited amount of the materials. but when you get into these questions of executive privilege, this really blows up the investigation and could really be a major setback to the investiga
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