They may need if they can. And its a reminder really here, and the reason i am bringing this to you as the top news right now of the hour, its a reminder how many tools this Prior Administration simply declined to use during the Ongoing Health crisis weve all been living through. Here is the bottom line, keeping it very clear. Under the traditional rules of obamacare, americans who qualify for those health plans, they must sign up within basically six weeks out of the year, and thats accept, unless they can prove they had a, quote, Major Life Change. Now think about this tonight. Havent we all had a Major Life Change since the virus hit in 2020 . What President Biden is doing with this new order is applying that straight forward logic. Call it logic. Call it humanitarian. Call it with a you want, to empower people to sign up now outside of that usual legal window, which can deliver more health care coverage, especially to people who may urgently need it, given whats going on. As for th
movement for women s rights. we do want to start with the president and covid as well. tomorrow president joe biden and vice president kamala harris and their spouses are going to start a whirlwind tour fanning out across battleground states to promote and explain the coronavirus relief package. with that i want to go to monica alba who s in wilmington, delaware, for us standing by with all this information. monica, good to see you this afternoon. talk us through some of the first stops of the president and the vice president and what we re expecting from them. reporter: well, this is really where you re going to see the policies start to intersect with the politics. you re going to see the president, the vice president, their spouses, cabinet officials, really fanning out all across the country from nevada and colorado to states like pennsylvania and elsewhere to tout what s in the covid relief package. everybody has seen the headlines at this point and the white house fee
see how it plays out. legislatively, they certainly have big things they want to still achieve. can they rework the build back better agenda? will there be some other covid relief legislation? and expect, really, a lot of talk about how the big win, bipartisan infrastructure, looking for proof of performance, where they will show how specific steps are taking place going forward. and we ve seen that already, where they ve identified 15,000 bridges, the first steps to try to see those repairs going on. so changing the message, that happens in lots of white houses and it s just joe biden s turn to have to deal with this. but the concerns are real. his poll numbers are a problem, especially when you re talking about a midterm year. and the kinds of issues that he s dealing with, covid and so forth that are unpredictable beyond his direct control. and yet, he has to manage it. and so how they re going to show leadership on that will be a big test. so i expect him to try to talk
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tonight, as we watch congress careen toward disaster once again with republicans refusing to vote to raise the debt ceiling, our next guest, the chairman of the house budget committee says we should not have to raise the debt ceiling because we should abolish it. the country s debt limit must be increased in order to cover the debts incurred by donald trump and by republican members of congress and those republican members of congress do not want to cover the debts that they incurred. also covered in a debt ceiling increase would be the ability to pay the debts that have been incurred by emergency covid relief legislation the democrats have voted for and that president biden has signed into law. the democrats want to pay all of our newly incurred debt and the republicans want to cover none of it. and so we are watching another doomsday develop that we have