We have learned from past crises, the risk is not doing too much, the risk is not doing enough. We heard from the president there just moments after the latest briefing from his new Covid Health Care team. The encouraging news from that briefing is there is a third vaccine now on the horizon. Dr. Anthony fauci says the data on this Johnson Johnson single dose vaccine is encouraging. Dr. Fauci says americans should not be skeptical of a reported 56 effective rate. Getting shots in arms is taking on even greater urgency now because of the growing number of variants or mutations. Dr. Fauci says it will require onthefly adjustments to keep up with the new mutations. The briefings are Night And Day from the previous administration. Science dominates. This was interesting, too. A clear effort by the Democratic White House to include republican governors as it prays states that are doing a better job of getting vaccines off the shelf and into their residents. I want to call out seven states t
Away. Joe biden should not be shouting angrily at america. Americans should be shouting angrily at joe biden. President biden and donald trump escalating their attacks in georgia over the weekend. What each candidate warned would happen if the other returned to the white house. Plus, the president caught on a hot mic after the state of the Union Address showing his growing frustration with israeli Prime Minister benjamin netanyahu. What biden told msnbc in a sitdown in an exclusive interview on what he actually meant to say. And also. And the oscar goes to kelly murphy. Oppenheimer wins big at the oscars, taking home awards. Well show you the biggest moments and oscar snubs. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this monday, march 11th. Im jonathan lemire. Thanks for starting your day and week with us. Well start this morning with a race to the white house. President biden and former President Donald Trump each made Campaign Stops in the balleground State Of Georgia on saturday
The most and conservative thing i could do would be to cut taxes by increasing borrowing. Thats just cutting taxes and saying future generations have to pick up the tax after. I wont to do that. But i do want, where its possible to do so, responsibly, to move towards a lower tax economy, and id hope to show a pass in that direction. But this will be a prudent and responsible budget for long term growth, tackling inflation, my investments, morejobs, and thats path to lower taxation as and when we can afford it. But you said also, that the forecast from the obr, which is the economic watchdog which marks your homework, you have said that the numbers have gone against us. So the picture is bleaker than it was at the beginning of the year . Why then are you looking now to cut taxes at all . These forecasts change the whole time. What happened in the autumn was that the forecast went in our favour unexpectedly, quite close to the end. So i was able to introduce the biggest business tax cuts
tonight. thank you. [applause] greg: happy wednesday. [screams] greg: that s what it s like to be loved. so scientists just k. there are three manmade things that can be seen from outer space. the panama canal, the great wall of china and tyrus. just kidding about the last one. it s actually the towering stupidity of the colorado supreme court. [applause] greg: yes. thank you, i ll take it. it makes pikes peak look as flat as joe biden s ekg. in a 4-3 decision, four democratic appointed judges from the ivy league just voted to remove trump s name from next year s presidential ballot. in other words, they just endorsed hip. they just did for for his chance to become president than joe and kamala s incompetence put together. are these four judges the only people alive noticed that every time the democrats use the constitution as a snot rag trump s numbers rise faster than trump s heart rate after an eight-ball. maybe they really want cher to move to canada. insult him
hello, everyone. thanks for joining me this saturday. i m fredricka whitfield. we begin this hour in washington where right now negotiators are back at the table as they race to end the debt ceiling standoff. republican leaders and white house officials are returning a short time ago, after a marathon session lasted well into the night, the clock is ticking, to get a deal in place, before the u.s. defaults on its loans. the national deficit continues to soar. with no rise to the borrowing limit, the u.s. will default on its loans which could be catastrophic to the economy. the treasury secretary now is saying the deadline for an agreement is just eight days away. but talks are teetering on the brink, with at least one top republican negotiator warning that a deal could come together as soon as today, or fall apart entirely. cnn is following the latest. good morning. you re on capitol hill, and you spoke to the house speaker kevin mccarthy. what did he say? is he optimistic?