simone biles have in common? first, it is time to cover covid in the media. it is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. so the news coverage needs to reflect that. for example, the word cases doesn t mean the same thing it did a year ago, because a breakthrough case when vaccinated, when you are infected and vaccivaccinated, i very, very different than a case when unvaccinated. about the word breakthrough, there is really not enough data to know how often it happens. that is a critical problem. but the data is clear that it s causing more deaths. but these squares, 600 million vaccinated adults, there is a tiny, tiny too small box in the corner showing hospitalizations and deaths. that s the whole story right there in that front page. my big takeaway, reading about the providence town outbreak in the news is no one died. but this article prompted the fact that more people were vaccinated, and it said the more sail salient fact that only a few people ended up in the hospital. p-
evidence meadows already turned over to the committee, things like they major revelations as detailed in text messages and emails provided to the committee, that s according to the january 6th panel. quote, mr. meadows sent an email to an individual about the events on january 6th and said, the national guard will be present to protect pro-trump people. and that many more would be available on stand by. and this, quote, mr. meadows received text messages and emails regarding apparent efforts to encourage republican legislators in certain states to send alternate slafts electors to congress. it is a plan which one member of congress acknowledged was highly controversial, to which meadows responded, life it. meadows responded to a similar message by saying, we are, and in another such message by saying, yes, have team on it. the january 6th committee also in the process of reviewing a 38-page power point. according to the new york times the power point details what they descr
office, he will continue trying to cheat in the election until he succeeds. then what shall you say? we were all warned. we were warned by adam schiff who turned out to be correct on every single count. more than a year and a half after he said those words on the floor of the united states senate we all are living the fallout of the now twice impeached disgrace asked deplatformed expresident s attempts to steal the 2020 election. we are grappling with an ongoing threat to our democracy as the republican party sets the stage for an attempt to overturn the results of the next presidential and midterm elections if they don t go their way. few people have witnessed the degradation of our democracy at the hands of trump and the republican party up close and personal in the way that adam schiff has. in his new book, he describes the current situation, our system of government depends on two functional parties. now we have only one. the gop have become an anti-toout anti-democrati
social infrastructure bill. this week, the president and his top aides have been deeply involved around the clock in talks with the hill. here s what press secretary january psaki had to say about the state of those negotiations today. we ll work on finding that for you. the washington post laying out the stakes for the democratic party writes this, quote, the consequences for inaction remain great. democrats believe they seized control of the white house and congress in the 2020 election in part by championing biden s campaign pledge to build back better through sizable new investments in the country s inner workings. a failure to deliver could damage their standing in the eyes of voters ahead of the midterm elections in 2022. the gridlock, though, in congress comes at a perilous moment for the biden presidency, flagging approval ratings revealing a real serious need to turn the momentum back in his direction. new york times writes this. president biden s approval rati
in another year or two it will be a distant memory a relic part of a by gone era like silent films eight track tachs and the late show with colbert. in short it s the monster that manufactures sob soyed narratives from the thing called life. sound like i m describing a bette midler 1-woman show but it s worse. unlike me and my staff the legacy meadey writes creates and producers not for you but for their ego. it s self preservation but like a hospital powered by wind misthey operate only in darkness. i don t know why i m doing that. but when the lights go on, they die like ants under a magnifying glass at high noon. you re seeing it now the manipulation bubble in all its nakedness like that two-way mirror i sin stalled in that guest bathroom it s a bubble they can see out of but won t see you in. but you ve seen it before in dribs and drabs, sometimes the news is so orchestrated it makes the ohio state marching band look spontaneous. take the holidays or the last week of summ