Wandered in and you are given the ballots. That is essentially what their arizona republicans did. These are real ballots in a real federal election, there is real federal law that applies here. This is from pamela karlyn who is running this division, but i think we should see this as the justice department putting these whack jobs in arizona on notice that what they are doing is something that they will not be able to do for much longer. I think whack jobs is in the new york times tiles sheet for describing what is happening in arizona. I m sorry. Rachel, it s after 10 pm. You can t be held to the same careful semantic standard of nine to 10 pm. Let the record show that i have never used that word before reported tonight on the fact that they were using cameras to look for bamboo in the paper, because they thought that something might have come from asia. Therefore they would have bamboo in it and that s how they thought they would find the fraud to put donald trump back in the white
Fully vaccinated. That means giving close to 100 million shots, some first shots, so others second shots over the next 60 days. This is not a democrat or republican issue. What we may not always agree on everything this is one thing that people across the political spectrum can agree on. One noted health expert praised biden s new target but at the same time noted that getting their will come with challenges. I think this is the most ambitious goal the president has set yet because this is now ground game. If we can get the 70% of adults vaccinated by july 4th, we re gonna have a terrific summer with very low levels of infection across the country. It s a tough goal but one that s worth achieving, one with striving for. This new phase includes clothes seeing many mass vaccination sites determine setup across the country in favor of smaller localized locations and those doses not ordered by states will go into a kind of federal bank to be sent where they are needed. Right now, about 56%
world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. today the white house spent part of mother s day doing some damage control. after a disappointing job report last month. we are making bold moves, but there is a long way to go, and we have to be there to help americans find jobs. right now we are obviously very focused on working with congress to get the president s jobs package passed. and his family s package. the reality is, we have fallen behind, with our investments in the economy and people are still struggling. the gop is blaming the april jobs report on the jobless benefits that were put in place to combat the pandemic recession. some republican governors have started cutting federal aid hoping to force people back to work. president biden says he still has hope for bipartisan support, of his multi trillion dollar infrastructure and jobs plan. this week he plans to meet with each party s house and senate leaders, and with a group of republic
long oolg. hill leaders crunch the numbers on how many fellow democrats they could go without. a new move developing by republicans that s actually giving a boost to progressives. here one on one with us senator warren to talk about wit the biden agenda on the line, yet another setback, too, as talks on a police reform bill go down in flames. live on the hill with why the talks are over and live with shareeduh tate, the cousin of george floyd. good afternoon. good to be with us. ali vitale on capitol hill and joined by john breznahan. here s what we re watching. president biden s democratic diplomacy if you will happening all afternoon into tonight trying to work out the differences with democrats to save the key priorities. infrastructure and a huge social spending program and progressive democrats are dug in saying the spending bill be passed first before the vote on the more popular infrastructure bill and concerned if infrastructure goes first moderate democrats could b
in one of his sex with underage girls scandals. literally that happened on the eve of the other j.a., leaders were all arriving to be hosted, and they were like a pay no attention to this. the g8 has has its aches and pains over the, years but nothing, nothing like what happened that was so bad it made them actually shrink, and become not the g8 but the g7. that was 2014. when russia became the first and only country in europe, since world war ii, to invade another sovereign country, and take over part of that other countries land. as its own. that had not happened in europe since world war ii. but russia did that to ukraine, in 2014. russia under putin, and frankly been pushing it for a long, time in lots of ways. to be considered part of the g8. but him invading the ukraine and taking part of, and calling that part of ukraine russia, was too much. that was too much for the g8, russia got booted, indefinitely out of the g8 in 2014. and that is how the g8 shrunk, and it becam