covid-19. that siege was criminal behavior, plain and simple, that we, the fbi, view as domestic terrorism. the violence that the fbi is worried about is about racism. director wray saying very clearly that there s no evidence to indicate that the participation of any left-leaning or antifa protesters. reporter: this is new day, with alisyn camerota and john berman. reporter: welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day. it s wednesday, march 3rd. 6:00 here in new york. and just step back for a moment and think about what it would be like if every american were vaccinated. everyone with protection against coronavirus. after all we ve been through the last year, it really would be a miracle. and now, it may be and a lot sooner than thought. president biden announced there will be enough vaccine for every adult american by the end of may, months sooner than projected. he announced a really unusual deal between pharmaceutica
welcome, everyone. donald trump may have been acquitted of inciting to violence at the u.s. capitol last month, but political fallout from the former u.s. presidents second impeachment trial will likely be long- lasting. that is especially true for the republican party after seven gop senators broke away saturday to vote with democrats to convict . one of those senators, bill cassidy of louisiana, has already been censured by his state s republican party. it is clear trump still has massive influence on his base and his party, so the question for republicans is how far can they come away from his final days in office? if you did i know better, you would think mcconnell had voted for conviction. president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of that day, question about a. the divisions on capitol hill and across the country for that matter our stock . house speaker nancy pelosi said trump s acquittal will be remembered as one of the most
welcome, everyone. now that donald trump has been acquitted of inciting last month s deadly violence at the u.s. capitol, some u.s. republican leaders may wish they did not have to contend with the complicated and controversial legacy of the former president anymore, but the political fall-out from trump s second impeachment trial and second acquittal could be long lasting and far reaching, especially for some of the seven republican senators who voted with democrats on saturday to convict donald trump. one of them, bill cassidy of louisiana, has already been censured by his state s republican party. so it is clear that trump still has a strong grip on his base. it is also clear that capitol hill and the american people remain deeply divided about him. house speaker nancy pelosi says trump s acquittal will be remembered as one of the most dishonorable acts in the nation s history. cnn s ryan nobles now with more on a dramatic day in the u.s. senate. reporter: for a second t
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