May be just as contagious as those who are unvaccinated. At the very same time president biden announcing new incentives to help boost vaccinations calling for $100 to every newly vaccinated american along with unveiling new requirements for federal workers to get the shot or face increased testing. Look, this is not about red states and blue states. It s literally about life and death. It s about life and death. That s what it s about. Life and death. The sevenday average of new covid cases in the united states reaching nearly, are you ready for this number, 64,000 yesterday. That s up from around 11,000 on june 19th. I want you to take a look at this map. All of the areas highlighted in red are seeing very high transmission levels. The cdc now recommending people should wear masks indoors in these specific areas, and that includes vaccinated americans. Joining us now to discuss an allstar team because we need to get smarter and safer right now. Geoff bennett at the white house, heidi
Democrats are flailly they are on the defensive, they are in disarray and they re divided and will soon be forced to reckon with the reckless radical agenda that they have fisted on we, the american people. Because, guess what? they can t hide it anymore. Joe biden can t hide in the basement anymore. Kamala harris is not going to be able to laugh off every policy and debacle over the next four years. And there will be some. And nancy pelosi isn t going to be able to keep the far left socialist israeli hating squad in check much longer. It s time for conservatives, republicans and common sense americans all across the country to keep the foot on the gas pedal. We are the majority. We are the ones with the ideas which will improve our country and lives. And we re the ones who care about our founding principles and what prosperity for every single man, woman and child. Americans are waking up to the disaster that is the democratic party. For example, the defund the police agenda is pollin
politically? thank you for having meat market. great to be with you. i would say of a conservative and that is the easiest description. i m a constitutional lawyer by background and i was a religious liberty verse a moment lawyer and attorney general of the state of missouri so as prosecutor i have a background in as a prosecutor as well so for all those reasons i believe in our constitution and consider myself a constitutionalist. first and foremost and i consider myself a populist. i think there is a rich, rich tradition that is rooted in our constitution, a saying that it is normal everyday americans who are the best citizens, normal everyday americans who ought to run this country and ought to run the government and i think what we are fighting for today is to make sure that it is normal everyday americans who have a say in the government and have control over their government and that s a lot of what we re seeing the big tech. big tech wants to run this country and we
it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that notes that the former president has never been known for his policy chops. i m jonathan lemire on this tuesday, january 18th. we ll start with the news. the senate will begin voting onnen a pair of voting rights bills today despite strong backing from the white house that will likely fail to pass. the senate will convene this afternoon to begin debating but is not expected to hold a vote today. after debate on the bills begin, senate majority leader chuck schumer will move to end debate. that requires a filibuster-proof 60-vote margin, and that s when republicans are expected to block the bills. senator schumer said he ll put forward a bill on the filibuster change after it s used to block the voting rights legislation. the only path forward on this important issue is to change the rules to bypass the filibuster, and right now there are two democrats who don t want to make that
in. more twists and turns in the covid debacle. novak djokovic, will they deport him. a stunning setback to a british royal family. a judge rules a sex assault lawsuit against prince andrew can move ahead. let s begin this hour with your money and the inflation that s chipping away at it. a key report out this morning shows consumer prices have jumped 7% over the past year alone. that is the steepest year-to-year climb since 1982. month to month, prices climbed a half percentage point november to december. cnn business reporter matt egan joins us now. matt, what does this mean for the average american? where are people feeling it the most? ana, it s really across the board. the cost of living is going up, in some cases dramatically. it went up 7% in november from a year ago. it s been 17 years since the government reported a growth like that. fast food, men s apparel, restaurants, many have seen record price spikes. overall fooled d prices up by m than 6%, chicken pri