fewer social freedoms and possibly tighter controls on the media. there s a lot to digest there, but first thing s first, voter apathy never a good thing. thank you very much ali arusy from tehran. and a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters in new york. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we be gain with new reaction over the vote of voting rights. the senate expected to take up the vote for people voting rights bill, that will be tuesday, but its future could be in limbo after senator mitch mcconnell voted to block that bill. speaking on msnbc earlier, jim clyburn says republicans isn t be able to block this type of legislation. voting rights, like all other constitutional rights are not subjected to filibusters and now this reducing from 60 from 55, they didn t get it from me. what gets it from me to remove the filibuster from constitutional issues as we have done for the budget because i do believe that it is very, very important for
come fly with us. the vaccine roll out wouldn t have happened without brexit. the view of sirjames dyson speaking exclusively to breafast about leaving the eu, jobs here and abroad, and who does the vacuuming at home. a late scare for chelsea, but they re through to the semifinals of the champions league for the first time in seven years. good morning from the roof of broadcasting house in london. a chilly start across the board, but cool along the north sea coastline. the details later in the programme. it s wednesday april 14th. our top story. the department for health insists that its target to offer a covid vaccine to all adults in the uk by the end ofjuly remains on track, afterjohnson &johnson suspended a planned rollout of its jab in the us, south africa and europe. it follows reports of very rare blood clotting in some people who ve had the jab in america. the uk s ordered 30 million doses of the vaccine, and the medical regulator says it ll evaluate safety reports r
ould keep a steady state of 2500, and it could bounce up to 3500, maybe something like that. in order to move towards a negotiated gated solution. i m confident the president heard all of the recommendation. i listen to him very thoughtful. they re very input was received by the president, and considered by the president for sure. the problem today was that testimony by those three gentlemen, appeared to contradict what the president told georgetephanopoulos of abc news back on august 19th. so no one told your military advisers, no, we should just keep 2500 troops, it s been a stable situation for the last years, we should do, that we should continue to do that? no no one said that, to me not that i can recall. and as anticipated this afternoon the white house responded to mounting questions about what the president indeed was told. there was a range of viewpoints as evidence by the testimonies today that were presented to the president. that were presented to t
sandra: all right, here we go, fox news alert, top of the new hour. a live look at the white house still awaiting the president and his remarks. he s set to speak any moment now on the $96 billion aid package for ukraine and israel. a controversial package that some republican senators say puts america last. that s where we start hour two. hello, welcome everyone, i m sandra smith on the snowy day in new york city. john: and i m john roberts in what was a snowy day in washington, but now beautiful sunshine and this is america reports . the president is going to be talking about the importance he believes of passing that supplemental spending bill. speaker of the house mike johnson says not gonna happen. republicans are insisting there needs to be money for the border in there, and in this bill there is none. sandra: all right, so we will go to the president s remarks when he begins. meanwhile, a live look at fall river, massachusetts, where a powerful nor easter is dum
once again witness the leadership of those peaceful student led protests on campus. president biden: i learned a long time ago to listen to that lady. this university needs to get control of the situation. we want them to be peaceful protests. john: we are awaiting a white house briefing as the anti-semitism spread across the country. president biden and his team still have not delivered formal remarks addressing this escalating situation. setting a deadline for one hour away. ordering students who have occupied the campus for days to clear that encampment or face suspension. sandra: hello and welcome, everyone. i am sandra smith in new york. john, great to be with you as we kick off a brand-new week and continue to see scenes like this on our college campuses coast-to-coast. john: we began this week month as we began last week. so far president biden has not made any official remarks about the protests which have jewish students feeling unsafe on campus as th