seen him. they're planning at mar-a-lago and this year is the new year's eve event. it is black tie and well attended by club members and local palm beach members as well and this year will be no different. i am hearing approximately 500 reservations have been made for thursday night's party. as we have seen at the white house here at the holiday parties here, they're particularly not necessarily masked people who attends. there is not a lot of social distance and we may expect to see that at mar-a-lago certainly avoiding the rules. >> must be nice. i hope they at least wear masks and social distance. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. "ac 360" starts right now. good evening to you, jim sciutto is sitting in for

alexander. the trump administration at the end of the day is leaving one more vital piece of the effort up to the state. so even as he rightly takes pride to develop not one but two vaccines in record time with more yet to come. he's not taking responsibility for the fact that promises like these are not being kept. >> overall in the month of december with the vaccines, we expect to have immunized 20 million of our american people and keeping 20 million doses for

their second immunization. that was their promise two weeks ago. 20 million people immunized. four days later, the language changed and the gold post moved. >> we remained on tract allocate around 20 million doses of vaccines to all jurisdictions by the end of december. with distributions of those pushing into the first week of january. >> that's no the same thing. from 20 million people immunized to 20 million doses allocate. not shipped. allocated. only about 11 million doses of the vaccines been distributed and of that 11 million only 2.1 million so far have been administered. here is what president-elect biden said about those sad facts today.

>> even if we boost the speed of vaccinations to 1 million shots a day, it will take months to have the majority of the united states population vaccinated. i have directed my team to bare much more aggressive efforts with more involvement leadership to get things back on track. we'll find ways to boost the pace of vaccinations. this is going to be the greatest operational challenge we have ever faced as a nation. we are going to get it done. >> the current president is laying that challenge off on the states. the worse part is no real planning when vaccines arrive, no plan and no money, just hope.

the states will figure this out. he continues, states are out of money, so many are passing it onto hospitals, nursing homes. does any of this sound familiar to you? like our national testing debacle being repeated. he's frustrated among public health professionals, he's not alone. >> the biggest limitations we are seeing are the actual infrastructure that needs to put in place to get these vaccines out to the communities. that's a massive over haul and we should have been starting to put that in ffrastructure month ago. >> a little more than 2 million actually in the arms of those who needed. at that rate, our dr. wen puts it this country will not be

vaccinated until 2050. you may think the president may see the need of the same priority to vaccinate people. any place but where it is actually needed. that's for people like you instead of seeing his priorities elsewhere. sunday and last thursday and friday. more than 300 other days since taking office. that's right, on the golf course again. perspective now from kathleen who as former governor of kansas knows what states can and can't do. and our epidemiologist, dr. gounder, good to have you both on tonight, thank you so much for taking the time.

>> thank you, jim. >> dr. gounder, if i can begin with you because you are advi advising the biden administration about this. the roll out today, what is your view and how quickly can this be turned around? >> look, jim. we came into this really wanting to enter into this with good faith and give everybody the benefit of the doubt and we really held back on being while we have done our due diligence and try to learn the status of where things are of vaccination plans. what we have learned essentially that there is no plan. the plan was to purchase vaccines and leave it to th the -- the states need to have guidance on how to distribute the vaccines. none of those plans were in place. so we are unfortunately yet

again finding ourselves flat footed here. >> secretary civsylvia, you hav great experience here and also served under hhs, is a system in place in my or most states to distribute something like this? i had a doctor on early this week that so much is being put and so much of the burden is being put on private pharmacy chains like cvs, like you guys distributing this and the real question is whether they can do that. is the infrastructure in place to make it happen? >> jim, i think celine said it well. there has never been a federal plan and any point along the way to testing and gather ppe and now we are at the place of vaccination, it is exciting that scientists and the private

industry and the government came together to accelerate successful vaccines. this is the most dangerous relay race that we have been involved in as a country. when you think of a relay race of what should be happening is the team in place right now, the trump's team will be in place for 22 more days, god help us all should be running through the tapes as fast as possible, gathering all the resources and making sure that states have all the help and support they need to get the vaccines to the locations where they can begin vaccinating people including money. the biden team is beginning to run to catch that baton when they are both in motion. what has happened that trump's team have stopped running, i would say about the 7th of november when the election is called. donald trump stopped being president. trump stopped being president

seven weeks ago and we do not have the infrastructure and states. our governor did not know how many vaccines she would get. she was not sure which vaccines she would receive and that depends on storage. she's supposed to figure out all the logistics from getting from the storage places to the remote part of the state. when the number is uncertain, she can't put the right people on notice to say line up your staff tomorrow. her numbers have changed three different times. the president just two days ago finally signed the bill that congress passed giving additional resources to the stat states. they are desperate for money and they can hire people to get the

logistics right to begin to mobilize vaccinators but none of that has happened on donald trump's watch. >> i am sure many people are watching tonight are shaking their heads. there was time to get ready for this. none of this should be a surprise. >> you bet. >> dr. gounder, president biden is aware of this. he set this ambitious goal of administering 100 million doses in his first 100 days in office, is that a realistic goal? it is another three weeks before he's occupying the white house. it sounds to me there is a lot of work to do to get the infrastructure in place, to get these shots in people's arms. there are no sugar coating. >> unfortunately, it is going to require a lot of catch-up. we need to increase funding and

localities to do the work. and so to 100 million doses in 100 days is really going to depend on congress allocate funding. this is happening, kathleen was talking asbout what's going on n her state of kansas of 25% of public health officials have either quit or been fired over the course. we need to be hiring up and expanding distribution and all of these things rapidly. >> i am shaking my head as i am sure you are and many people are watching tonight of this ground work was not already laid. before we go, dr. gounder, we are keeping up with the medical developments in this. the u.k., this new covid-19 variant, the first known case in the u.s. confirmed today in colorado. dr. fauci had been saying we need to expect it is already here. >> yeah, this is not unexpected. another example of why we need

to invest in public health, had we been doing surveillance, we would have picked up on it sooner and the threat sooner. >> a lot of work to do. good to drawn from both of your experience kathleen seblius and dr. gounder. next the president says he wants people to get bigger covid relief checks. what is he willing to do if anything to get what he wants. >> senator brown will join us to discuss. a former adviser on what is said to be the president's darkening mood in the bright florida of sunshine and what he's talking about as thousands of americans die of covid every single day. from bath fitter. h every bath fitter bath is installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day.

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welcome back, our big story tie tonight of the president's big follow-through getting the american people vaccinated. no sign he's doing the kind of lobbying of he is own party and leadership and membership that he would need to do if he's serious about getting this passed. senator bernie sanders brought yesterday's house bill calls for the bigger pay out. mitch mcconnel put it on ice.

>> so madame president, would the senator modify his request that immediately following the vote on the veto override that the senate proceed to the consideration that the bill be read a third time and the senate vote on passage to the bill without intervening action or debate. >> is there objection to the request for modification? >> object. >> objection is heard. >> so senate mcconnell and listen to this then introduced his own legislation which adds totally unrelated items poison pill in effect. if they are right as democrats say those bigger relief checks, the president does want won't be going out any time soon, perhaps not ever. senator brown of ohio, thank you so much for taking the time

tonight. >> thank you so much. >> the majority leader added to this covid relief bill to expand payments up to $2,000 unrelated things including his section 230. this is about protection for social media media companies but also a voter fraud commission. is this new plan dead on arrival for democrats? >> apparently it is. it is what mcconnell always does. when there is a fork on the road, you can decide one side is corporate interest and the other side is working family. mcconnell is always taking corporate sbreinterests. i have been calling. he's beginning to block going t.

it is what mcconnell does. he's always helping his friends becoming richer and power friends more powerful. >> a voter fraud commission and immunity. we know he's a master operator of senate rules here. i am wondering if he's out maneuvering the democrats leadership here. >> it is just what senate rules allowed you to block. >> that's not clear yet. that's not clear what he's going to do when we are all back

back -- when mcconnell, it is always and he uses senate rules to block to obstruct popular will in this country. and he's got most of 52 republicans that are essentially spineless and always backing him up. it is usually siding with the president and now siding with the majority leader and think how much mcconnell funded these campaigns. there are a whole lot of senators that's going to get sworn in with the beneficiary of mcconnell's tens of millions of dark money that he raised and put into those races ochlt. >> we'll know on january 6th. another bill up for consideration. the massive defense bill.

senator sanders say he'll block a vote until there is an up or down vote on those stimulus checks. is that a tactic you endorse to get money in people's hands. >> i will support anything. let's get money in people's hands. i don't think there is a way around senator sanders want to do that mcconnell can do. it takes three days to do it. >> final question before we go. we began this program and i know you are well aware of a disappointing roll out in this vaccine. none of the administration's targets being met here. the real question is whether states have the capability to get this vaccine out into millions of people's arms. what can the senate do to help the administration to get this done? >> well, the first thing the

senate can do is what we did and pass that covid package would help to put the money in people's pockets so the economy would falter less if this is happening. president trump is playing golf today. he has no interests in doing this. mcconnell has done nothing to help him do this. the most important thing is we win the senate next tuesday and special election in georgia and we come right back to work and working with the president-elect when the president of the united states won't even meet with biden and allowing his team to meet with biden's team. it is the number one priority for all of us. that should be in the senate and certainly for the white house, the new white house. >> cnn has a new story of the defense department not cooperating with the biden administration. senator brown, we wish you and your family the best for the

holidays. >> thank you, and yours. president trump is watching all this play out from florida. coming up, we'll check in for reaction there and angry tweets at members of his own party for failing to act on those $2,000 stimulus checks. one of the worst things about a cold sore is how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. we're portuguese? i thought we were hungarian. can you tell me that story again? behind every question is a story waiting to be discovered. this holiday, start the journey with a dna kit from ancestry.

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now? we are at a point here where distribution of the vaccine is running into serious roadblocks. >> reporter: officials of his administration is making efforts to try to talk to reporters about that. we found out there is going to be a preefing with hhs officials and pentagon officials so answer questions why the u.s. is so far behind from those goals. when it comes the the president himself, he has been what he has been the last several months which is unin involvolved in th process. you saw his tweet where he was talking about vaccine distribution and really putting ilt on the stage and ppe for hospitals and saying it is basically up to them. that's true. the question people are raising is whether or not states are prepared to hand this. there are strain as it is when

it comes to testing and contact tracing and they got vaccine distribution as another speedometer so those are big questions and in the president's tweets he passed it to state and he criticized joe biden for the handlinging of the swine flu an that's something the president turns to when he's criticized from his administration. we'll see what the president will say and why they are behind the numbers and the goals they set for themselves. >> well, listen about 335,000 more people died from coronavirus than the swine knew. the other focus here is the stimulus payments and the possibility of raising them to $2,000, has the president reacted in any way to leader mcconnell and new bills that tie these checks to two things that the president has wanted and relating to liabilities and also

voter fraud connection? >> yeah. those are the things that the president wants and what mitch mcconnell is saying he's going to put it all trogether on a bil that's introduced on the senate floor. they're not getting the vote that they need. that idea to bring the $2,000 to the senate floor today. mitch mcconnell blocked that. we are not doing that. that's what you saw when he was on the floor. the president has not responded to what's going to be. it is what he want to see but it is not what he want to get. that's the question here. what we do know is the $600 stimulus checks that were part of that bill could start going out as soon as a matter of hours according to the treasury secretary. whether they get to what the president is demanding saying it

is going to be a death wish of republicans don't get there, it is still unclear. >> there is unity and some strange bedfellows and president biden supports him and many democrats. >> perspective on all this on democratic strategists who are quite close to senator mcconnell. both are cnn's political commentators. thank you, gentlemen for joining us tonight. >> this is a classic and leader mccon medical is moving here. he's putting forward what the president wants but he's also effectively ensuring those payments do not get and he does not want to spend the extra $455 billion on those. i wonder from your view, has he

check made it democrats on this? >> they know a poison pill is designed to kill. when they put it in their survival checks that the democrats support he's killing i. any senators who votes from mcconnell's pill is voting to kill it. the two senators on the ballot next week, they said they're going to vote with mcconnell. if they do they're voting to kill that stimulus. that survival check. perdue and loeffler got wealthy. they are already wealthy, georgiae georgians are dying. this is a message i think is

bonanza for the democrats. it is a terrible decision that mcconnell put his troops in. >> many supporting these checks. do you think this is a dangerous move for mcconnell and could it damage some republicans and klein you h including the run-off races. >> i mean if $2,000 checks is all that stands in the way, it seems like repealing section 230 and having commission of voter fraud is a small prize to pay for that. it is a commission. it is a commission. it is designed the study.

you can say there is no voter fraud. >> why do you need that attach to stimulus check legislation. >> why did democrats attach any number of things to the stimulus legislation that just passed in the house. the reality is the president issued a signing statement, he said he wanted three things. $2,000 checks and repeal of 330. mcconnell has done the exact same thing. if the president wants to put it on the floor, he's going to do that. i think there are republicans who want to vote for the whole thing or some of it. i don't know democrats would block the vote to $2,000 payments. there is a growing bipartisan consensus that some of these tech companies need to have their ears pinned back anyway.

it tri if all we are doing is making a policy changing on extraordinary wealthy boost. >> we did have news today and that republicans secretary of state of georgia after doing an audit, a signature math, something that the president claimed voter fraud. that found of 99.9% matches. there was no widespread fraud. paul, what do you believe democrats should do here? senator sanders saying he can holdup the defense authorization bill to demand the vote on this. is that a strategy you think would be smart? >> they may have to. kelly loeffler and david perdue will pay any price to keep the middle class to survive. these are people sending

2.3 million to corporate america. this is about whose side you are on. if you think you are worth $2,000 keeping body and soul together and keep your business opened and children fed, you have to vote for the democrats. mcconnell can and kill that money, as long as he's the leader of majority. the people of georgia can have the power to take it back and g give it to folks who gives a snap. mcconnell is a genius i . he is is undmisunder is matines the people of georgia. >> a number of war zones around

the world announced the troop plans and the cyber attack attributed to russia. >> what's your reaction to that? these are about sharing information intelligence on the most severe threats to the country's national security. should that stop? it is extremely troubling. in terms of transition and some of these agencies, the reality is the transition does not make all that difference of how the new administration operates. in the area of national devefen and the vary of vaccine distribution, you need the most seamless hand off that you can have. more broadly protect americans from the external threats that we face and so i am extremely troubled by that. i have not seen the reporting, jim. i would say the pentagon, the trump administration and the biden's transition people, they need to be together everyday to ensure that we don't miss a beat

as it relates to pulling one of the most sacred duties and that's keeping us all safe from foreign actors. >> covid has failed ohill fille hospitals. we are vulnerable of a terror attack right now than ever in our lifetime. >> my goodness, imagine if more been injured or worse from the nashville bombings. >> thank you, we wish you a happy holidays. >> hook th'em horns. >> what got donald trump so frustrated? it had nothing to do with his golf games or politics. the answer when "360" continues.

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there are new details on trump's mind as the clock ticks down. the president's mood had been dark ever since he arrived at his mar-a-lago club. the president was apparently upset with renovations of the club's interior. and many is done by the first lady, melania trump. kate also reports that the source says the president is so moody that the source's word that he's spending more time than usual behind closed doors and not socializing as much as he does. the vibe is off as another source puts it. here to discuss someone knows president trump's inner orbit, anthony scarramucci.

good to have you on tonight. >> great to be here, jim. thank for having me. i think that he's humiliated so when you are humiliated like that, you have that kind of personality and ego and calling the vice president and now the president-elect sleepy joe biden suggesting him to his basement and now he's got to come to grip to somebody that's sleepy in his basement kicking the pants off. it will be hard for him to greet all those people which he's done traditionally for new year's eve and so forth. >> what are the consequences? we are seeing one consequence of the roll-out of the vaccine. the president checked out of the outbreak for mont months now. with his withdraw in effect from the job, what does it mean f running the country for the next

three weeks? >> he provided evidence this he's unfit for that job. the last 30 days have been the worst days of his presidency. as you see what happened with last weekend and the false start and the ultimate signing of the bill and the veto and now you got these 22 days left where he's completely checked out but he got his people frozen and he's putting a tremendous amount of pressure on vice president pence. i don't know what he's suggest and he sends out tweets related to people coming to washington on january 6th. i want to give him the benefit of the doubt but it seems nefarious to me but it is unconscionable. you got 22 days to go and they feel like forever frankly. he's leaving. i think he knows he's leaving now and one last guess and fund

raising, something that he's found lucrative. he's not going to have fun in florida. he won't be sitting in florida long. >> again, it was his own white house's team negotiated and s n signed off and he threw a tantrum and finally signed it and circling back. does he have a plan and end game here? >> no. that's the whole thing with the president. he's calling place in the line of skrcrimmage and everything i inaudible. i am certain that he never looked at the bill or focused on it and when he finally got a hold of it and looked at it, he thought the $600 made him look bad and so that's why he rejected it and it was great irony there and shows how disorddi

disorganizing he is and to read something dense and reasonably complicated to look through the whole thing. all of this is manifesting itself. if you and i were in a publicly traded board company, we would hire him and look at each other, we'll have to dismiss him of the unsoundless. >> 99.9% of no widespread fraud, knocking down another of the president's claim and he's still putting pressure on his vice president to contest before the floor. you speak to folks in this administration, how does vice president pence plan to handle this? >> well, i can't speak for the vice president. i am confident that he's going to do what is appropriate for the united states.

he did to the constitution and taken an oath to the constitution. he's going to do what's appropriate. the last two weeks of the administration there will be a series of ridiculous pardons and a series of nefarious neglect and activities related to setting president trump and his family for the post presidency and some of it will be related to fund raising and some will be pardons with those pardons being tied to something in the future. it is terrible. we have to protect ourselves going forward if we get somebody like this, we'll probably need an amendment on one of those amendments and basically use less. he had so many acting cabinet members that if they tried to call the quorum, he canda dispah

all of the members. we need to look at that as a group of people and refortified the institution of our democracy. that's one of the great things we got out of the trump administration. the last great thing is he's bringing all of us together. democrats and republicans teaming up against him and taking him on related to these two bills. that's a refreshing thing and hopefully that's a good start for the new in coming biden administration. >> quickly yes or no. is he running again in 2024 or is this it? >> i got $5,000 that he's not. if you want to take it to 50, we have to go to a bookkeeping. i am in. there is no chance of this guy running again in 2024. >> anthony scarramucci, thank you for your time and best to the family for the holidays.

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covid-19 vaccines, a sad fact. when they do arrive, the joy just palpable, especially health facilities that cater to those at the highest risk from contracting the virus and are cut off from the ones they love. gary tuchman visited one such place in upstate new york. >> in the catskills mountains it's a landmark day for these young people. all of them who have severe medical conditions and co-morbidities. today is the day. >> okay? one, two, three. awesome. >> good job. >> they get the pfizer coronavirus vaccine. >> awesome, bud. >> nice job. >> this is the 1,500 acre center for discovery, where hundreds of vulnerable children and adults with complex medical conditions live and visit for clinical treatments, educational, social, nutritional and recreational

services. this 24-year-old has cerebral palsy. that's a beautiful hat. how do you make a hat? i have no idea how to make a hat. >> you do. >> i do? i couldn't do it. for months the residents were not able to see their parents and families in person because of covid. now with proper precautions, they can, and parents are with their children as they get their vaccines. >> good job. >> so good. >> rj has severe autism. his mother says his grandfather died from covid in april. >> i know that my dad would be so proud at how well rj, you know, has done through this entire ordeal. and particularly today, you saw how much of a trooper he was, getting his shot. >> jody also has profound autism and severe seizure. >> looks like a boo-boo. >> yeah.

not being able to see her in person for months has been excruciating. >> the thought of that for me has been the worst part of the pandemic. so getting to see her today is the beginning of the end of that nightmare. >> although residents have tested positive for covid over the months, there have been no deaths. credit has been given to the diligence of the employees here. they, too, are getting the vaccine. after all, it's the employees who can bring the virus in. >> their courage and their efforts just keep us moving forward but we have to stay with it. it's not a mic drop yet. we still have to get through this. >> ready? one, two, three. >> the parents visiting realize this frightening time is not over, but the relief is palpable. >> it's so emotional. and he knew in his gut that this is something he wanted to do. i can't tell you how emotional it is to watch someone you were so worried about for so many

months, automatically see hope in their eyes. >> remember the hat maker we met earlier? >> little pinch. ready? did you feel it? >> not at all. >> all right. good job. >> kedira says she's most grateful she, too, has now been vaccinated. >> we need to see those smiles, don't we, gary? good to have you. i'm so glad you tell the story. we do know that some people have concerns about vaccines. do you know if most of the residents where you were took the vaccine today? >> the answer is yes, jim. but 83% of the residents here took the vaccine today. they'll come back in three weeks to take the second vaccine. and for those who didn't take the first vaccine today, they can come back in three weeks and also get their first shot. we're expecting that number to go above 83%. these young people we met today, jim, they're excellent role models. >> they're following the

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