of the ben shapiro show, ben shapiro. he s also author of the new book, the authoritarian moment. the president is set to help his strategy gets more shots in the arms of americans as the delta variant spreads and cases are on the rise. the day that led to its recent reversal unmasks. all this as critics say democrats have only themselves to blame for a vaccine hesitancy. because of comments like this. we are not changing the science. you know what changed, chris? the virus changed, and the science evolved with the changing virus. if you re not vaccinated, you not as smart as i thought you were. it s like drunk drivers. you don t have a right to jump drive and go out and put your life at risk and those of everyone else at risk. emily: ben shapiro, welcome back to the show. your thoughts on this? ben: i mean, the amount of bad data that is purveyed by our public health experts is astonishing. you want to talk about people who have undermined confidence in their i
investments that moody s, not a liberal think tank, wall street, moody s says my plan will increase the size of our economy by $4.5 trillion, moody s, $4.5 trillion over the next decade and create well over 16 million new, good-paying jobs. if we make these investments now, in 50 years people are going to look back not even that long, your children or grandchildren will look back and say this was the moment when america won the future, won the future. folks, said it 1,000 times, i mean it from the bottom of my heart. there s not a single thing america can t do when we do it together. never. we re the only country in the world that when we set our mind to something, that never, ever, ever failed. this is an opportunity for the wealthy to stay wealthy, the poor to have a shot at the middle class, and the middle class able to breathe more easily. that s what this is about. but this time bringing everybody along, everybody. thank you, and god bless you, and may god protect our
but he still has more than 1,300 to go. so where do things like race, immigration and covid stand on his ambitious agenda? we ll bring you craig melvin s exclusive interview with the president. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. and you thought election night was just in november. it s election night tonight and the polls are officially closed for the special election in texas s sixth congressional district. the district includes ellis and navarro couny of the dallas metro row plex. there are nearly two dozen people on the ballot tonight. we re tracking 12 of them as determined by the nbc news decision desk. take a look right now at the results as you might expect, they are a bit too early to call. they re still coming in. so far we re tracking the candidates that have the most votes to avoid a run-off. we ll show you those in a moment. but to avoid a run-off, one of the candidates would need to secure an outright maj
than 1300 to go. where do things like race, immigration and covid stand on his ambitious agenda? we ll bring you craig melvin s exclusive interview with the president. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. you thought election night was just in november. it s election night tonight. the polls are officially closed for the special election in texas s sixth congressional district. the district includes ellis and navarro counties to the south and southeast of the dallas/ft. worth metroplex, plus the southeast corner of tarrant county. there are nearly two dozen people on the ballot tonight. we re tracking 12 of them as determined by the nbc news decision desk. as you might expect, they are a bit too early to call. they re still coming in. so far, we re tracking the candidates who have the most votes to avoid a runoff, one of the candidates would need to secure an outright majority, at least 50% of the vote. the prospect of tha
hello to you. i m alicia menendez. as we come on the air, a nationwide push to get washington s attention on the need for immigration reform. we expect to learn specifics from the president and vice president in the coming weeks as they criss-cross the country to sell the plan. here s the president at his congressional address this week explaining how the legislation will bridge gaps in the social safety net that only widened for women during the pandemic. 2 million women have dropped out of the workforce during this pandemic, 2 million. and too often because they couldn t get the care they needed to care for their child or care for an elderly parent. that s why my american families plan guarantees four additional years of public education for every person in america, starting as early as we can. the american families plan will finally provide up to 12 weeks of paid leave and medical leave. no one should have to choose between a job and a paycheck or taking care of themselv