continue as we get a live updat and send you images of obtained exclusively by fox news of cramped conditions inside a migrant detention center in texas amid fears that crowds of sick or untested vaccinated migrants are the president breaking the internet today by wearing a pantsuit. why its barking memories of seven years ago when former in moment that became new is pantsuit gate. we begin with the latest in the war of words between tallahasse and washington courtesy of florida governor rhonda santos. good evening, mark. these not going to impose any kind of steep white mask mandat or require kids in his state to wear a mask for school but president president biden is criticizing the governor for these decisions intimate desantis is firing right back. i m the governor who protect the jobs and education and businesses in florida. the governor is defending hi position not to impose sweeping new pandemic restrictions even as democrats accuse him of putting florida s kids at
about conditions inside overcrowded facilities. senator john barrasso said he was told to delete photos from his phone. they are crammed in like sardines. this is what the biden administration is trying to hide from the american public, which is why we took video and the biden administration tried to stop us. we were told to delete the pictures. no one did. you ve seen the video coming out of all of these kids crammed together under the foil blankets huddling together. bill: there is a number out there that says about a million migrants will hit the border this year alone. there is no stopping this right now. dana: do you remember when they opened up the san diego convention center a weak or two ago? i read this morning it s already at capacity. bill: wow, that s just that place. when dana and i don t see each other for a few days we gab, gab, gab. so we have now caught up on the weekend, i think. dana: i haven t showed you a picture of jasper with the easter bunny
million commitment for the end of june of doses. at the same time, we re going to be starting with only a few million in inventory. and we re doing everything we can working with the company accelerate the delivery schedule. we re joined now by cnn political correspondent sarah murray to talk about this. sarah, what about this delay here off the top of this rollout, and what s the time line now going to be? well, look, there was this expectation that once johnson & johnson is authorized, which it has not been yet by the fda but could hahn as soon as the end of this month, the expectation was that a number of these doses would be ready to roll out. and it turns out that that number is smaller than federal officials expected. we re talking less than 10 million doses out of the gate. the hope was 20 to 30 million by april. you saw jeff zients saying by early june, july we could get these few hundred million doses. but that s going to be on the back end of this order. and off
go for it. bill: makes you think about election night more than two months ago when david perdue in georgia fell by 3/10 of a vote to avoid a runoff. this is the payoff. dana: a lot of republicans didn t show up to vote. that s what happens. more on this with newt gingrich in a moment. griff jenkins live in washington will they go it alone? i think they are. dana. happy friday. looks like a purely partisan path. history was made when vice president kamala harris cast the tiebreaker advancing the $2 trillion relief plan. the yays are 50, nays are 50. the senate equally divided. the vice president votes in the affirmative and the concurrent resolution as amended is adopted. this after 15 hours of vote-a-rama the republicans forced a majority to add amendments. more than 850 were filed. in the end 41 roll call votes were taken. among the ones that passed joni ernst to prohibit increasing the minimum wage during the pandemic. another blocking illegal immigrants from g
in florida. but the states gop looking to restrict voting rights. tonight, the efforts on the way to fight back. we will start this hour for you with a ukrainian commander confirming right now that about 20 women and children successfully made it out of mariupol s embattled steel plant. united nations have been leading efforts to rescue up to 8000 civilians who have been bunkering underneath that berry structure. russian troops have destroyed mariupol, where an estimated 100,000 ukrainians remain. russia s destruction of the port city is part of the strategy to overtake the donbas region. but, the pentagon says that fierce pushback from the ukrainian troops have set russia several days behind schedule. that is rj thing too heavy weapons that the west has been sending to ukraine in recent days. president biden requested for even more military aid to be sent. earlier this week, he asked congress to authorize 33 billion dollars of artillery, anti tank weapons and funds for econo