yeah. don t tell me that. sorry. monica, dr. anthony fauci has been the face of the white house covid response, and the head of the allergy and infectious diseases for nearly 40 years. how is the white house feeling about what will likely be his last appearance today and a future without him once he steps down? president biden personally has a close relationship with dr. fauci, lindsey. they go back to working together since his time as vice president when they were tackling things like ebola, and when he announced his plan to retire and he put out a statement. the white house is extremely grateful to dr. fauci, but they know he may continue to serve this important role like the one he s taking today, to come out and speak to the american public and be honest about the situation we are confronting right now from a health perspective and give the best
i do think you re going to start to see democrats start to worry about losing their coalition and breaking apart if this were to continue. and these senate races will be super close. a lot of talk about that race was decided by 1,000 votes in 2016. if you lose 1,000 supporters based on your immigration position, that could cost you a senate race. every vote is going to count in those battleground states. burgess everett of politico, thank you for your reporting and for coming on today. thanks, garrett. still ahead, young gun reform activists are losing patience with democrats here in washington. we ll talk to one of them about why he s taking today s protest to new york. - i m szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it s important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we ve both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of ta
interfering in something like this but the counter point would be that you have at this moment a critical national health emergency and does the court understand or care about that point? yeah. morgan, last word on this, but, you know, the politics of this are really interesting if you look at the polls. it s just not a popular thing. even as the administration is defending it in court and will do so on january 7th. listen, there are encouraging things this week on the political side. president biden credited president trump and operation warp speed for the vaccines that we re all taking today and president trump i think to get over this political divide on the vaccine that s is an important point that everyone act like grown up adults and croiz there is a lot of input from both parties on this. however, i think there is going to be auto big sigh of relief from many conservatives around the country that the supreme court is hearing this especially when we have today in
good afternoon from cnn hong kong. i m andrew stevens. and good morning from london. i m felicia taylor. it was a long time coming, but european leaders filly got there. shortly before 4:00 a.m. in brussels the announcement we d all been waiting for. european leaders struck a deal on the eurozone debt crisis. here are the key points. the agreement includes a compromise with private investors. holders of greek bonds have greed take a 50% write down on the value of those assets. also the effective strength of the bailout fund will be boosted to about a trillion euros. but european banks will be told to brace for further turmoil. the banks zill to increase their capital reserves to 9% to protect themselves against potential losses following those write downs or defaults that possibly could occur further down the line. at a press conference in the early hours of the morning in brussels, the european council president emphasized the need for tighter fiscal discipline within th