government and we have to remember it every day because it doesn t stop, we can stop talking about alexei navalny one day when he s actually free to one for office, when he s freed to represent the people of russia of the way that they would like to, so thank you for doing that. have yourself an excellent weekend, my friend. thank you, my friend, thank you ali, i appreciate it. we have major news to get to on this friday night first the cdc has issued new guidance tonight about the johnson & johnson covid vaccine, a panel of public health experts says it is safer vaccine providers to once again administer the one shot, the one dose shot but it will now come with an additional warning about extremely where blood clots. 15 cases out of 8 million total johnson & johnson shot, the white house says the u.s. has more than 9 million doses of the vaccine that can be distributed immediately. and on the final day of a world climate summit with more than 40 world leaders, president
fits into all of this. officials say it is based on intelligence about a possible attack plot tomorrow. conspirac that donald trump will become president again tomorrow. we ll break down what it could mean for your family. right now there is a desperate plea from the nation s top members to reopen businesses at 100% capacity. the stamina has worn thin, and the measures to stop the pandemic are being ignored. we made it clear that this is not the clear to lea lease all of the restrictions. the next month or two is really pivotal for how this pan determine lick go. we know we can save tens of thousands of lives and mayors, governors, and others recognizing that they have difficult decisions to make to keep the course. that is at three unexpected announcements. president biden says we will now have enough vaccines for 300 million americans by may. second, a new push to vaccinate all teachers by the end of the month. and people that have been fully vaccinated to gather indo
that will always be associated with rose, thank you for being a friend. a new hour of american voices begins right now. thanks for being with us. i m alicia alicia. this hour, the verdict and the aftermath. what the kyle rittenhouse case reveals about the rule of law and accountability in america. plus, where we go from here, michael tubs, one of the youngest mayors of any major american city weighs in and tells us about his new book detailing his life story with the intersection of politics, race, and proof of what is possible. also ahead, the disconnect between the help democrats are securing for the american people and polling on how the american people view their job performance. when it comes to the party s promises on immigration, reforms have passed the house. we preview what could happen next in the senate. let s begin this hour with the ongoing fallout from the kyle rittenhouse trial. found not guilty on all counts. it is a revealing conclusion to a bafflin
am boosted. please stay safe. i am going on tuesday. i have an point on tuesday. maybe we can have a booster drink afterwards. you take it away from there. that sounds like a plan. stay safe. coming up, we did it joe. the build back better bill passed the house but now it s headed for an uncertain future, you guessed it. the senate. plus, hero or white vigilante, we are watching in the reaction of the kyle rittenhouse s trial. now, first it was t swift and now it s adele. go easy on us. i need a red scarf to participate. let s get started. after months, the center piece of president biden s build back better bill act narrowly passed the house in a 220-213 votes. i don t know if you guys saw this. it went on for a while. although the debate was only scheduled to last 20 minutes. the house minority leader launched to an eight-hour plus mccarthy marathon. the speech did nothing to prevent passage of the bill but it did the break the house s record for the longest c
securing for the american people and polling on how the american people view their job performance. when it comes to the party s promises on immigration, reforms have passed the house. we preview what could happen next in the senate. let s begin this hour with the ongoing fallout from the kyle rittenhouse trial. found not guilty on all counts. it is a revealing conclusion to a baffling trial and raises big questions about our justice system and laws regarding self-defense in a country where there are more guns than humans. our country s country culture used to preach gun ownership came with responsibility. no doubt it does. but in the wake of friday s verdict, some argue gun ownership comes with a get out of jail free card if you are white and claim self-defense. it certainly worked for kyle rittenhouse whose jury let him walk free, despite evidence showing him killing two men. in a piece for nbc their next an assistant law professor for the university of wisconsin puts it