as coronavirus cases shoot up. and cases have definitely shooting up, rising a lot. cornell university encapsulate the situation. 1,000 new cases. but the president reports no severe cases among students, none. so what s the most important medical headline? a thousand new cases or no severe cases? and what s the right reaction. cornell, princeton, middlebury all moving classes online. is it necessary with almost no severe cases? several schools have issued booster shot requirements in recent weeks and others say they are thinking about it. . this is both flu and covid-19 cases are on the rise, which has led growing concerns that health systems may be overwhelmed this winter. coronavirus hospitalizations up 43% from a month ago. and the cdc is projecting that virus deaths will increase over the next four weeks. however, the number of fully vaccinated americans surpassed 200 million earlier this month, just over 60% of the population. in the past week, the doses being adminis
being questioned by the southwest airlines ceo. masks don t add much if anything in the air carbon environment. florida governor ron desantis introducing a new bill called stop woke act to ban critical race theory. no taxpayer dollars should be used to teach our kids to hate our country or to hate each other. [cheers] sweet surrender what a night. steve: as you listen to december. it s december 2021. it s december 16th. that means there are nine days until christmas. that means there are seven days until i start shopping. ainsley: that we panic. every time i hear this song i think of the jersey boys and going to see them on broadway. i took my parents when i first moved new york. i scrounged my money together because i wasn t making a lot of the money. rent is expensive here. i gave them the good seats and they sat next to the stage my mom and dad and they were on cloud nine. every time i hear their songs it brings back that memory. steve: go across the river and
good evening again. topping this hour of 360 what the house january 6 committee could be learning or not from two aides from the former president. and jeffrey clark, who the former president hoped to make the top law enforcement official. joining us with what we know about today s testimony is ryan nobles at the capitol. jeffrey clark testified. what do we know? well, he testified, anderson, meaning he was in the room, but he didn t answer too many questions. we re told for the one hour and 40 minutes he was in there, he plead the fifth more than 100 times for the questions asked of him by the january 6 select committee. this doesn t really come as a surprise. clark has been facing a criminal contempt referral by the committee. and right before they were set to vote on it by the entire house, he informed them that he was planning to plead the fifth. the question now is how does the committee handle that criminal contempt referral. representative zoe lofgren who is a membe
people. roll it, francis. could welcome and welcome to the view. you saw the news. whoopi will be back in two weeks. okay. greg: it s so cute when one of their side gets punished. they look like they ran out of raw cookie dough in the green room. whoopi was suspended for two weeks because she said the holocaust had nothing to do with race. she said this on a show called the view which has everything to do with race, except now. the holocaust isn t about race. no, it s about it s not about race. it s not about race. what s it about? it s about man s inhumanity to man. greg: that is heroically stupid, even for the view. what did she think hitler meant when he said master race? the 100-meter dash at the berlin olympics? it s about some whites exterminating 6 million otherwise. what s the big deal. reminds me of a guy who looks at black on black crime and says that s just them doing what they do. if that callous person for me or you, we will be canceled faster
excuse me, to the january 6th committee, as the former president himself spells out clearly in his own words just how far he was willing to go to stay in power. and ahead, the so-called teacher loyalty law proposed in new hampshire, aiming to bar educators from reaching the u.s. was founded on racism. and more than a dozen colleges and universities reporting bomb threats. and brian flores filing a lawsuit against the dolphins and two other teams alleging racial al gagtss, bob costas is going to join me straight ahead. and abc has suspended whoopi goldberg for two weeks in the week of her comments on the view claiming the holocaust was not about race. and the president of abc says i have asked her to take time to reflect and learn about the impact of her comments. more about that in the next hour. i want to bring in stewart stevens, senior adviser to the lincoln project, and elliott williams. good evening. thank you so much for joining us on a very busy news night. elliott