to his agenda and coronavirus. in just a few minutes, biden is expected to land in milwaukee for his first time as president. as of this hour, the virus killed more than 87,000 americans, 74,000 of those americans died since biden took office now, since biden left on his first official trip, he was asked about his covid relief package which he is expected to sell to the american people tonight. mitch mcconnell said opposing covid relief would unify republicans. what do you say to that? it hurt america badly. the president also will be taking questions on reopening schools and the vaccination rollout. on vaccination, the biden administration today fully back pushing the time line back for when everybody can get a vaccine. here is dr. anthony fauci today. if you stop talking about when vaccine will be more widely available to the general population, i was hoping that that would be by the end of april. that time line will probably be prolonged maybe into mid- to late-may
kayleigh: welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime, i kayleigh mcenany. true for trump, desantis. town hall event yesterday, haley asked an odd question about cause of war. what was the cause of united states civil war? i think the cause of the civil war basically how government was going to run. freedoms what people could and couldn t do. what do you think the cause of the civil war was? i am not running for president. it is a good thing. comes down to the roll of government and rights of the people. i will always stand by the fact that i think government was intended to secure rights of the freedoms of people. thank you. in the year 2023, astonishing to me you answered that question without mentioning the word slavery? what do you want me to say about slavery? you have answered my question, thank you kayleigh: she clarified this morning. i think everybody thinks the civil war is about slavery. it is more what is the bigger issue? we
legal system is off the rails when it comes to donald trump. do you have a response to president trump being found liable for sexual abuse? that s the reaction or lack thereof from a few republican lawmakers after a new york jury found donald trump liable for sexually abusing the writer e. jean carroll. we ll have legal analysis on the case and what it could mean for the former president s 2024 campaign just ahead. plus, we ll go through yesterday s high stakes debt ceiling meeting at the white house and what could be next in these contentious negotiations. and also ahead, proposals in the texas state legislature are pushing the legal limits of border enforcement as a pandemic-related immigration restriction expires tomorrow. good morning and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, may 10th. i m jonathan lemire and thanks for starting your day with us. it s a busy day, and we begin this morning with donald trump, now the first former president to be found liable f
dangerous cold. blisters weather will blast you in the morning. and another chance for snow. yup. we said it. snow. now, fox 29 news at 10:00. here we go. tell you what, that bundle up phrase you ll hear a lot whole lost it real soon. if you think it s cold tonight, it is going to be a startling wake-up call for you. good evening, thank you for joining us i m lucy noland. i m iain page. arctic blast is on the way. are you ready? bundle up. elder meteorologist kathy orr is outside in this cold talking about the wind chills in the teens. kathy. absolutely, iain, and tomorrow morning even colder. the wind has definitely kicked in in old city philadelphia. we have gulfs to about 25 miles an hour and the wind is going to get even stronger. it s going to be a shocker come the morning. right now temperatures are in the 30s and we have some colder air to the north as well. look at these numbers. it s 34 degrees right now in ocean city. it s 29 in philadelphia. it s 15 i
keep the country from going off the fiscal cliff? a dangerous winter storm roaring across the eastern half of the u.s. bringing blizzard conditions and travel nightmares. plus, the nra s controversial proposal to put armed volunteers in every school, we ll go in-depth with the man in charge of the national school shield program. i m joe johns. you re in the situation room. the u.s. is now just six days away from the so-called fiscal cliff. and a mad scramble is on here in washington to avoid the drastic tax hikes and spending cuts that many fear will plunge the economy back into recession. president obama flies back from hawaii tonight to be ready if the senate comes back with a plan when it returns to work tomorrow. and house leaders are huddling with members on stand-by to return. senior congressional correspondent dana bash is following all of it for us. what are you hearing? there was a conference call of course members of the house leadership even, they re back in