Arroyo takes us inside the best biden blunders of the week. Could it be the left is finally catching on to Kamala Harris. Week after week we see leaks coming from her and her allies about the terrible job shes doing is vp, one ally saying, democratic strategists, know what is coming out and saying shes doing an amazing job because the first question would be on what. Shes made a bunch of mistakes and now it is starting to panic them ahead of 2022. One strategist saying she would be do more harm than good for any Midterm Candidate that decided to campaign for them. Im not shocked by any of this, she talks down to people, snap supporters, she doesnt study, she hasnt done remotely effective job at anything shes been assigned to buy President Biden. He was a good Vice President for President Obama and theres also the fact that she thinks the country is racist, americans dont know how to run a copy machine. You are going to have to xerox or photocopy your id to send it in to prove you are y
vivek murphy back. he was confirmed by the senate last night. he should be sworn in soon. tonight the senate also confirmed the official who will be vivek murphy s bos, dr. rachel levine was confirmed tonight to be assistant secretary of health. that is a history making appointment. dr. levine is now the first transgender official to be confirmed by the senate, the highest ranking u.s. government official in history. she will be the number two official at hhs. all republicans but two voted against her. susan collins and murkowski voted for her. dr. levine s boss will be the new secretary of health and human resources. no republican 1234er9s voted for him at all but democrats were nevertheless able to confirm him on a party line vote. in order to become health secretary he had to leave his previous job, which was attorney general of the state of california. there had been a bunch of discussion that congressman adam schiff of california, frequent guest on this show. he had such
about the path inflation would take when she downplayed the risk a year ago. stand by for the full exclusive interview. and ukraine says russia now controls most of the key eastern city, kremlin forces gaining more ground, and blasting homes and communities into rubble. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with the texas school massacre, one week after the attack. tonight, we re getting new clues about what police knew about the threat posed by the gunman and when they knew it. cnn s ed lavendera is on the scene for us in uvalde. tonight, as questions mount around the law enforcement response to the deadly school shooting in uvalde, texas, we re hearing chilling new accounts from what was happening on the inside. are you injured? i got shot. where? that audio was taken by a man who spoke to cnn but didn t want to be publicly identified. a facebook live video includes
us on this tuesday morning. morning joe starts right now. then we got to the porn starriness. trump s defense, i never slept to stormy daniels and didn t pay her to be quiet. michael cohen paid her to be quiet. he s such a great guy who i hope is torn apart by wild dogs. and i only paid him what i thought were legal fees. if i did anything at all, i did everything, which i didn t do, to protect my wife from finding out about the things i never did. stephen colbert. we ll go through the consequential day in court in donald trump s hush money trial with his former fixer and attorney michael cohen on the stand. it will continue today. we ll have expert legal analysis on the testimony and what we should expect in a few hours. also ahead, we ll go through major developments in gaza. israel s military battling regrouped hamas terrorists in the north while weighing a full-scale assault on rafah in the south. plus, the latest from ukraine and the surprise visit today by u.s.
likely to be needed urgently than anyone likely to be needed urgently than anyone had realised. that is a data problem. anyone had realised. that is a data problem, but it was also i think a scientific problem, but it was also i think a scientific problem in that you can t manage scientific problem in that you can t manage this with the precision that you think manage this with the precision that you think you can and you therefore have to you think you can and you therefore have to take you think you can and you therefore have to take different actions. i m have to take different actions. i m auoin to have to take different actions. i“n going to come back to the decisions taken over that weekend briefly in a moment but i would like to take a step to one side before i do that and ask you some questions about your relationship with professor whitty at this time and the extent to which your views differed. and if we can look, please, at 214 802. this is an extr