surge in case load. manhattan rolls out far left policies critics say is soft on crime. these d.a.s choose to be complicit in crime i will fire. in the pocket, watching down field. intercepted, ringo goes down the sidelines all the way to the end zone as georgia is going to cover the crimson tide. who let the dogs out who, who, who, who brian: georgia wins first time since 180. 33-1. good game for three quarters. in the end georgia too much. beat the only team that beat them this year, alabama. and this is kirby smart who is actually coaching for nick saban. he beat nic fabian and alabama. they have had a lot of success in the past. great to see georgia do it and great to see a walk-on quarterback setten bennett take the job early in the year. i think this rated through the roof, don t you think, steve? steve: absolutely. i mean, who wasn t watching that last night? and it was a great season and like you said, brian, first national championship for georgia sin
the supreme court is likely to do on roe v. wade based on the arguments and the questions they asked. a lot of opposing reads on what they actually said and what each was getting at. we ll get senator graham s view on that coming up. first a big announcement on how the white house will handle this winter and battle omicron, the new variant that the president says will continue to spread over the coming months of winter. that as we learn of a second u.s. case in minnesota. the person was vaccinated. had attended a convention in new york city days before testing positive. dr. brett giroir, the former covid testing czar under president trump joins us now. good to see you, doctor. thanks very much for coming back on the program. so what is your i just want to put up on the screen the bullet points of what the president said. here s what he s going to do. private health plans that pay for home tests, inbound international travelers have to have a 24 hour negative before coming b
year ago today. we did it. we did it, joe. you re going to be the next president of the united states. i m jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. n capt this is the sunday show. this sunday president biden is looking to build on a major legislative win. after months of democratic infighting, the house finally passed the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill which is now on its way to the president s desk to be signed into law. the motion is adopted. it is a notch in the belt for the president who campaigned on its passage and has been facing sliding aproval numbers. the bill makes historic investments to upgrade the nation s roads and bridges, expand access to broadband and clean drinking water, and could relieve the nation s jammed supply chain. the measure passed 228-206 with 13 republicans voting in favor and six democrats voting against. meanwhile, a planned vote on the larger $1.75 trillion build back better act was tossed after moderates insisted
also tonight, states like florida and texas are pushing back harder than ever against president biden s vaccine mandates, and there is by the way some breaking news on that news just minutes away. plus new concerns tonight that backs mandates and labor challenges are spilling over into the airline industry. there is already chatter of airlines cutting flights to avoid a repeat of the travel knight wears southwest passengers entered this past weekend and still today. where will it leave your holiday travel plans? would begin with economic woes challenging president biden and creating a drag on the u.s. pandemic recovery. mark meredith is digging into the details for us tonight. good to see appeared from rising prices to supply georgia does, americans in many places are struggling and experts say the u.s. and global economy really remain in a fragile state. so now the biden administration facing plenty of tough questions about how it plans to proceed. there are different so
advanced economies in the share of women in the workforce. know where we are today? 23. 22 countries have a higher percentage of their women in the workforce making competitive wage than the united states. our competitors are investing in the care economy, we re standing still. the fact is millions of american parents are feeling the squeeze. having a hard time doing their job, earning a paycheck while taking care of their children or aging parents and at the same time in the sandwich generation. my build back better plan is going to change that. this will cut the cost of child care for most michigan families by more than half. it s going to extend middle class tax cut to the child care tax credit which we passed in my american rescue plan. now most people don t know if you walk to the average informed person, doctor, lawyer, whatever and said child care tax credit, they aren t sure what that means. it means if you were making a decent salary and had two kids or three kids or