but i've also got my day job here in delaware at representing the 900,000 people of delaware. most of whom are much more concerned with how in my getting my shot? will i get my stimulus check? is the mail being delivered? and are you fighting for veterans? and is my kid going back to school? jake: i assume that last one is the most important, kids going back to school. sen. coons: you know, i think folks on my staff on washington and in delaware who are parents of school age kids, this has been enormously challenging for children, teachers and staff, and for parents. as we all readjust, i think the biden administration is doing a great job at delivering vaccinations ahead of time, and the test results are even more encouraging about the possibility of safely vaccinating teachers, staff, and school aged children. we really need to see schools opening by september, and we need to address, and we have appropriate funds to do this. significant loss with robust summer programming. i really worry about a generation of kids who have lost an entire year of school. anna: unfortunately

the supreme court delaware, the state owns delaware river up to the high watermark in new jersey and i just want you to know that. you have to treat us with more respect and mayor kennedy, thank you for the passport. great friend. you're doing a heck of a job. real close, )-right-parenthesis is a cochairman on my campaign and just a good friend the whole time. governor, thank you pal. the city owes you a lot. chairman of the board in one of my best friends in life we've known each other from high school and went to rival high school and bert ran my operation in years and years and the one election i got the most votes in was the last election iran for the senate and i was also running for president at the time and if you're not out of the senate race in a certain time. you got to stay in and so bert ran and he was the senator in delaware campaigning for me and got more votes than i got so bert, thank you very much. also justin gray i've mentioned justin already and his dad and greg weaver junior and greg you are family and it should be blake's family and mary kate, what a lovely kid.

, delaware the state of owns the river up to be high watermark new jersey. just want you to know that. treat us with more respect. mayor kenney, thank you for the passport. you're doing a heckuva job. and cochairman of my companion, just a great friend the whole time, governor at. the city owes you a lot. chair of the board and one of my best friends in life, a guy name burke to clemente, we know each other from high school. we went to rival high school spirit here in my operation in my operation and delaware for years and years. the one election i got the most votes in was the last election i ran for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the time. you got to stay in. and you got to stay in and so bert ran and he was the senator in delaware campaigning for me and got more votes than i got so bert, thank you very much. also justin gray i've mentioned justin already and his dad and greg weaver junior and greg you are family and it should be blake's family and mary kate, what a lovely kid. no, fact is that in the past when i ended up at the 33 st

delaware is a microcosm of the rest of the country. we are made up of tourism and we have beaches, we also have burgeoning health care sector and a lot of small businesses. i would say are small businesses , restaurants, nonprofits, all these industries, workers were stretched and scared and not sure what was going to happen. so the first efforts of us as members of congress to come together and pass those first major packages, to get ppp, as well as the ppe, out to folks, so they can be protected was really important. also, people's fears about unemployment insurance, and we have gig workers as well. so as we talk about the future of work we know many people may not be tied to a traditional job. so this was really a moment for delaware to make sure that we could attack this head on like we did across the country. i would say the caucus itself was set up with this kind of thinking in mind about not knowing it would be a pandemic that would push it. i am glad you also brought up the issue of the disparities and inequities that already e

in delaware you do. we have drop boxes, delaware does not.u want to get a bottle of water while you are standing in line in georgia you can absolutely do that. elections officials can help you with that. but you can't do that in delaware because they don't have early voting. i think we have to get -- >> dana: i get that. defending the bill even the "washington post" fact check giving joe biden four pinocchios. you're talking about stacey abrams, knowing she was going to be very critical and knowing that the media is not going to give you a break, what i'm wondering is why not get air cover to the companies based in your state so that they all of a sudden now have caved to the twitter mob and they are saying now they don't support the legislation. i don't see how you can change the legislation to get them back on board. >> they're not going to get back on board because they have been pressured by the board of directors who have been pressured by activists. there is nothing i can do about that. i've been my own ceo for over 35 years and signing

it is far less restrictive than joe's home state in delaware. they don't even have any early voting. so, the question is why didn't joe ever do anything to reform the voting laws in his own state? because joe biden never once lifted a finger for the people of delaware for 50 plus years. and if joe and the democrats and all these major corporations want to start this conversation about race and pushing boycotts and we can't avoid but talk about joe biden's history of saying things like this. >> madam president, we have predators on our streets. >> the largest population is indian-american. moving from india. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or if dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. i'm not joking. >> what kind of a chance what a northeastern liberal like joe biden stand in the south? stick a better than anybody else. you don't know my state. my state was a state. he is articulate and bright and clean. >> they are going to put you all back in chains. you got more questions? if you have a problem, figure out whether you are for me or

get this, we actually read the georgia law and we compared it to delaware. we compared it to new york, and we compared it to colorado. it actually expands access to polling. it provides 17 days of early voting, it gives voters more flexibility to vote, it's far less restrictive than joe's home state in delaware, and they don't even have any early voting. so the question is, why didn't joe ever do anything to reform the voting laws in his own state? because joe biden never once lifted a finger for the people of delaware for 50 plus years. and if joe and the democrats in all these major corporations want to start this conversation about race, pushing boycotts, we can't avoid we'll talk about joe biden's history of saying things like this. >> madame president, we have predators on our street. the largest group is moving from india, you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. i'm not joking. >> what kind of chance would a northeastern liberal like joe biden stand in the south? >> better than anybody else but you don't

delaware requires specific excuses. if you want to vote absentee. in georgia, anyone can vote absentee. in delaware, there are no ballot drop boxes. they are still available under the new law. and one box per county is required by the new law. by the way, it's the same joe biden. remember, he is the guideline about jim crow 2.0. that's the same joe biden who is worried about our schools if they became integrated becoming "racial jungles. that is when he partnered with the former klansman to stop that from happening. joe biden, the same person who works with robert kkk berg and calling them predators on our street and said if you don't doubt my vote for him, you ain't black. where was the outrage from all of these corporations like major league baseball, american airlines, coca-cola on all of this. now 200 corporations want to get involved in this game. get ready. it will happen. why the hell did any of these companies get involved with no knowledge? but give joe biden a total pass in terms of his history. why did they want to amplify lies about what

court, delaware, the state of owns the delaware river up to the high water mark in new jersey. to know that. got to treat it with some more respect. mayor kenny, thanks for the passport. great friend. thank you, mr. mayor. you're doing a heck of a job. and a real close, close friend, co-chairman of my campaign and just a great friend the whole time, governor ed rendell. thank you, pal. this city owes you a lot. tony costa, chairman of the board. one of my best friends in life, a guy named bert de clemente. we went to rival high schools. bert ran my operation in delaware for years and years. one election i got the most votes in was the last election i ran for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the time. because under delaware law, if you're not out of the senate race in a certain time period, you got to stay in. and so bert ran -- he was the senator in delaware, campaigning for me. he got more votes than i got so, bert, thank you very much. also justin gray. i mentioned justin already and his dad, and greg weaver jr. greg, you are family. excuse me, should be b

in my own state of delaware where senator coons and i come from, communities like el ellendale, delawareruggled for years to find safe alternatives. ellendale is not alone. thousands in communities of color, tribal communities, rural communities and others struggle not only with access to clean water and wastewater treatment but also with the capacity to afford the infrastructure necessary to provide and meet those services. let me emphasize. clean water is an essential part of our healthy lives. healthy economics and a healthy environment. but for those communities who simply cannot afford it pay back loans or for -- for needed water infrastructure, we've got to find a better way. and i think by working across the aisle and working hard, our committee, environmental public works committee is suggesting a better way in the legislation before us today. i'm pleased to report that, madam president, that these are challenges that we have sought to address headon with this legislation. this bipartisan legislation that we consider today authorizes more than $35 billion for drinking water and w

joe, are you saying delaware is jim crow 2.0? why didn't you lift a finger for 50 plus years representing delaware, joe, if you felt so strongly about it. joe's mentor in the senate as i mentioned earlier, former klansman who he praised, robert byrd. joe worked hand-in-hand with a former klansman to stop the integration of schools and he didn't want kids going to schools that are racial jungles. his own vice president all but pretty much called him a bigot in the campaign trail in the debate. joe biden wants to lecture us about jim crow 2.0 because of georgia election law that makes voting infinitely more accessible than joe's home state that he's represented for 50 years? now dozens of huge companies, so-called movie stars, they have teamed up with an open letter condemning georgia's voting law. hey, george clooney, why don't you read about delaware's voting law? then come back to us. this has nothing to do with facts. every thing to do with politics. so tonight while the left is seeking to divide and inflame america, for pure p

supreme court, delaware, the state of owns the delaware river up to the high water mark in new jerseyey, thanks for the passport. great friend. thank you, mr. mayor. you're doing a heck of a job. and a real close, close friend who is a co-chairman of my campaign and a great friend whole time, governor ed rendell. eddie, thank you, pal. this city owes you a lot. and tony costa, chairman of the board and one of my best friends in life. a guy named burt declementi. we've known each other since high school. we went to rival high schools. burt ran my operation in delaware for years and years. i won an election i got the most votes in was the last election i ran for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the same time. because under delaware, if you're not out of a race by a certain time period, you've got to stay in. so burt was the senator in delaware campaigning for me. he got more votes than i go. so burt, thank you very much. also, justin gray. i've mentioned justin already and his dad and greg weaver jr. greg, you are fame -- excuse me, blake, you are family. and mary ka

what about joe's home state of delaware? delaware has none, no in person early voting. georgia, 17 days off in person voting. delaware requires specificse excuses if you want to vote absentee. in georgia, anyone can vote absentee. in delaware, there are no ballot drop boxes anywhere. in georgia, drop boxes are still available and one box per county is required. so new york and delaware, are they pushing jim crow laws too, joe, when are there boycotts coming? joe biden is absolutely positively lying to the american people and the hurting innocent people in the state of georgia about the georgia law and about voter i.d. it is not racist, it is not restrictive. it is not an undue burden for voters. it is a practical, necessary step to ensure thatt georgians r residents of any states forha tt matter can have competence and integrity in their election results. it's that simple. and you know where else joe needs to show an e idea? joe, by the way, if anyone in this country wants to visit you at that white house he lived in, the one you are sleeping in right now? you need a pi

and there are no drop boxes in delaware. why didn't you fix that in 50 years? today democrats tried to capitalize on another police involved shooting, this one in columbus, ohio. officers were responding to multiple 911 calls, encountering this terrifying scene. 15-year-old ma'khia bryant, knife in hand, as you can see, loaded in order to thrust that blade into the chest of another young girl. watch this. >> [bleep] >> what's going on? hey, hey, hey. get down, get down! [bleep] >> [shouting] [bleep] [bleep] >> sean: that was real-time speed. clearly the girl you see here, the unarmed, under attack by threat of a knife was in imminent danger of being severely injured or murdered by mckeon bryant. keep in mind that we are showing you now, this is in slow motion, no sound to it. this is in real time, the officer had less than a second to respond. if he didn't respond faster, that knife that was being held could have been thrust right into that girl's heart and she would have died. because of his quick action, he likely stopped what would have been a minimal, grues

the river resembles the, rhyme more than the delaware, the vote is too small and inaccurate design. there's too much light, for what was a night crossing. washington did not cross standing up, and the stars and stripes had not yet been adopted of the continental congress, and james monroe was not holding a flag, not in the boat, not even present with the army. he was already across the river. he was busy. washington's plan for surprise attack on trenton was a risky attempt, for the patriot cause. during the summer of 1776, british forces, including mercenaries had driven the continental army from new york across to new jersey, and into bucks county pennsylvania. enlistments and desertion uninspired enlistments, and many people were despondent. an isolated attack against a british outpost they thought, would encourage the people. three regiments, with about 1400 men were at trenton. washington planned to bring 2400 continental soldiers across the river overnight, on the ferry, and march to trenton and i tackle for don. two other elements of the army were part of the problem plan, but

law that is protect their corporate interests there and yet in delaware they don't have the 17 daysf early voting that this preserves in atlanta, right? or the accommodation laws. it's totally asinine, and let's back up for those ceos for a second of these corporations. apple, for example, enjoyed a 57% sales increase in china. there is no mention of the human rights abuses there. delta, which claims that they are the most china-friendly-u.s. airline, and, in fact, both apple and coca-cola, those ceos, they lobbied against legislation that would prevent chinese manufacturers from importing goods to america that relied on forced labor. where was their human rights and social justice platforms then? they are absolute hypocrites. >> jason: yes, greg, i guess part of the rub on this, this whole discussion is that when you have the president -- multiple times, i mean, at least more than once, i should say, that suddenly, you know, they are dealing with information that even the "washington post" is giving four pinocchios to, greg, how do we can combat that when you have the ceos and the

and there are no drop boxes in delaware. why didn't don't fix that in 50 years? just today, democrats try to capitalize on under police involved shooting. this one, columbus, ohio. officers responding to multiple 911 calls encountering this terrifying scene. 15-year-old mickey o'bryant, knife in hand as you can see, loaded, in order to thrust that blade into the chest of another young girl. watch this. [crowd noise] >> sean: and that was real-time speed. clearly the girl you see here, the unarmed under attack by threat of a knife was in imminent danger of being severely injured or murdered by makiya bryant. now keep in mind what we are showing u.s. in slow motion, no sound and real time, the officer had less than a second to respond. if he didn't respond faster, that night that was being held could have been thrust right into that girl's heart and she would have died. but because of his quick action he likely stopped what would have been a, at minimal, grissom knife attack and probably save the life of this young unarmed teenager. of course, this is also how mike

there is no drop boxes in the state of delaware. it how come he's not calling his own state, and why didn't he lift a finger to fix delaware's voting laws to make it more accessible? >> he never even read the bill before he tells people, who are the big losers of that? all of the small businesses that were in georgia. i'm actually going to be there monday talking to the small businesses about that. the part that made the most history tonight, this will be the first time the response has upstaged with the president. people are going to start talking tomorrow that tim scott should be running for president. can you imagine him on the debate stage versus joe biden? it's not even close. the most compelling story about the exceptionalism of america. when he tells that story of his grandfather, who has is to grandsons at his kitchen table every day, the newspaper in front of him -- only years later did he find out his grandfather couldn't read, but wanted a better life for his grandson because he knew is that what america meant. he wanted

apparently delaware is a white supremacist state.0% of georgia voters cast their ballots early last fall. in delaware that number was 29%. so why isn't that voter suppression? why isn't it racism? well, because delaware is a one-party state controlled by the democrats. it's working for them. they are not going to change it. georgia, by contrast is, a swing state so, in the stems of joe biden it is worth using racially divisive lies to win it for his party permanently. according to joe biden the real problem with georgia's new election law is that it could cause dangerous dehydration. >> what i'm worried about is how unamerican this whole initiative is. it's sick. it's sick. deciding in some states that you cannot make water to people standing in line? waiting to vote? deciding that you are going to end voting at 5:00 when working people are just getting off work? >> tucker: every word of that was false. maybe "the washington post" will start a joe biden lie meter just kidding. in fact, the georgia law bans political organizations fro

in delaware, you do. we have drop boxes, delaware does not. >> there are some factual complaints.blican legislature to spend election officials like brad raffensperger who didn't comply with former president trump's request to find votes that would have reversed his loss but also shortens the time between the election and the runoff and eliminate three weeks of early voting for the runoffs that was previously required. critics say giving voters less time to register and request a ballot and vote before runoff time. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich reporting for the hill for us, thank you. >> john: let's get another perspective on all of this, bring in former georgia congressman doug collins. good to see you this afternoon. let me start with a quote from karl rove from the weekly column in "the wall street journal." "spend my time educating the american public about election reform. if you want to keep voters informed about election reform, the president should get his facts straight and apply his standards equally." he is referring to the four pinocchio was that biden was rewarded by "t

the river resembles the rhine more than the delaware. the boat is too small and of an inaccurate design. there is too much light for what was a night crossing. washington did not cross standing up. the stars and stripes have not been adopted by the continental congress and james monroe was not holding a flag, not in the boat, not even present with the army. he was already across the river. and he was busy. washington's plan was a risky attempt to reverse the sagging fortunes of the patriot cause. during the summer of 1776 british forces including hechen mess naers had driven the continental army from new york into new jersey and bucks county, pennsylvania. enlistment and desertion had thinned the american ranks and many of those who remained were despondent. washington gambled at a successful attack against an isolated british outpost would boost the army's morale and stiffen the resolve of congress and the people. three hechen regiments comprised of 1400 men were stationed at trenton. washington planned to bring 2,400 continental soldie

unlike georgia, delaware has never permitted mass early voting, apparently, delaware is a white's premisesabout 80% of georgia voters cast their ballots early last fall. in delaware, that number was 29%. why is it that voter suppression? is because celebrates a one-party state working for the democrats. not going to change appear to georgia, by contrast, is a swing state. in the estimated shannon of joe biden, is worth using racially divisive lies. according to joe biden's real problem with the new election law is that it could cause dangerous dehydration. the one i'm worried about how un-american this whole initiative is. it is sick. it is sick. deciding in some states that you cannot bring water to people standing in line, waiting to vote. it deciding that you are going to end voting at 5:00 when working people are just getting off work. we won every word of that was false. maybe "the washington post" will start a joe biden lie-meter. it just. it georgia law bans political organizations from bringing gifts of standing in line to vote. it is banned in an awful lot of places, but there is

and as for delaware, delaware does not allow no excuses absentee ballots.tee ballot in delaware, you have explain why. there are excused ballots. it's hard, a lot of the debate has taken place with a huge lack of perspective on the fact that georgia offers no excuses absentee ballots and about three weeks of early voting. paul: not just lack of perspective, but also flat falsehoods including by the president of the united states, kim. explain to me what's going on with these ceos, delta, coca-cola. last time i checked they weren't electoral law experts. why are they coming out against this? >> one word, activism of. liberal activism. as you mentioned, or as kyle mentioned, just a week ago most of these ceos were neutral or even approving of these changes in the bill, and then you had all these people on the left that started piling on and making it very clear that if these companies did not join them in opposing the law, that they were going to be branded racist and supporters of jim crow, suppression legislation. and so suddenly you've seen these, all thes

delaware, the state of owns and delaware river up to the high water mark in new jersey.chairman of my campaign. a great friend the whole time. governor ed rendell. thank you. the city owes you a lot. and tony costa, chairman of the board. one of my best friends in life. burt, we've known each other since high school. went to rival high schools. burt ran my operation in delaware for years and years. the one i got the most votes in is the last one for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the time. if you're not out of the senate race in a certain time period, you have to stay in. so burt ran -- he was the senator in delaware campaigning for me. he got more votes than i got. thank you very much. also justin gray. i mentioned justin already and his dad. greg weaver jr. greg, you are family. blake. excuse me. bill flynn of amtrak. you know, folks, the fact is that if i -- in the past when i ended up at the 30th street administration, i took the train from washington and slept through the delaware stop. literally. i did it about four times. it an honor to celeb

jon: david in wilmington, delaware. thank you.t just that refugee camp or cap in washington but republicans are slamming democrats overt legislation they have proposed that would add four new seats to the supreme court. it's not the first time critics have accused democrats of court packing. griff jenkins has a closer look. >> since 1869 there have been nine justices on the bench and for that it fluctuated from as few as five to as many as ten and in this term court packing stems from 1937 when president fdr tried to change it to add justices for favorable rulings for the new deal for the senate shot it down. president biden who as a senator oppose the idea has ordered a 36 person's six-month study of expanding the court. a group of progressive democrats introduced a bill changing the number from nine to 13 to shake up the current six-three conservative majority. one of the bill cosponsors explained what he believes the change is necessary. >> we are here because the united states supreme court is broken and the court is out of ba

. 17 days early in person voting in georgia, none in delaware. zero drop boxes in delaware. but, yes, in georgia, they have a box in every precinct. and by the way, both states require voter i.d. so how is jim crow 2.0? it's this kind of irresponsible rhetoric from politician that is divides this country. by the way, this is a bill that standardizes drop boxes and mail-in voting and both states require voter i.d. on absentee ballots. in order to score cheap political points joe biden brings up jim crow 2.0. democrats now believe that they can win votes by, what,villefying america? this is not perfect country, we've said that many times but we have a system of justice, a constitution, our founders and framers put into place a system to right wrongs and correct injustices and americans have proven to do so over and over again. many fought and died to end slavery. remember the civil rights act, joe, of 1964? the voting rights act of 1965? again, major steps towards a more perfect union. by the way, joe biden, key democrats filibustered those bills i

they passed the delaware in front of the army in the dusk of the evening. so understand, he was not in the boat with washington. he was already on the other side of the river. the next morning the battle was joined and again, i read from monroe's auto biography. captain washington then moved forward with the vanguard in front attack the enemy's pickett shot down the commanding officer and drove it before him. the drums were beat to arms and two cannon were placed in the main street to bear on the head of our column as it entered. captain washington rushed forward attacked and took possession of them. he received a severe wound and was taken from the field. the command then devolved upon lieutenant monroe who attacked in like manner at the head of the court and was shot down by a musket ball, which passed through his breast and shoulder. he was also carried from the field. monroe and william washington were brought to a makeshift hospital there dr. john reicher who monroe had met just hours before repaired an artery in his shoulder damaged by the musketball.

on the 25th of december, 1776, they passed the delaware in front of the army in the desk of the evening. so, understand he was not at the vote with washington, he was already on the other side of the river. the next morning, the battle was joined began for monroe's autobiography. captain washington then moved forward with of an in front, attack the enemies picked, it shot down the commanding officer and drove it before him. the drums would be to arms and to cannons replaced in the main street, the barrel of ahead of our columnist entered. captain washington rushed forward, attack and took possession of it. he received a severe wound and was taken from the field. the command then involved upon lieutenant monroe who attacked unlike manner with the head of the core, and was shot down by a musket ball which passed through his breast and shoulder. he was also carried from the field. monroe and washington were brought to a makeshift hospital, there dr. john hiker when mineral had just met hours before repaired an artery in his shoulder, damaged by the musket ball. this painting is the capture

the new georgia voting bill that requires voter i.d., just like delaware, and expands early voting and imprison voting to 17 days, that's racist as well. joe biden referred to it numerous times as jim crow 2.0. but when you look at joe biden's home state, or as joe referred okto it as his state being a sle state, has far more restrictive voting laws than georgia and joe represented delaware, i think 500 years now? never lifted a finger. over 50 years to bring reform, openness, and greater accessibility to the people of delaware as it relates to voting. so by joe's definition, he is a racist and he supports jim crow 2.0 and has his entire long lowering dull political career. securing the southern border, that's also racist. b congresswoman omar said the border wall is a monument to racism. naturally climate change also naracist. if you pose the insane socialist green new deal that pretends to fight climate change that's really about rediffusion and socialism, you're also a racist. take a look. >> the climate crisis is a crisis born of injustice. it is a crisis born of the pursuit of pro

washington's plan included sending a small detachment of troops over the delaware first to secure the army's route of march. james monroe was with this contingent. in his autobiography which he wrote in the third person late in life and actually did not complete before his death, monroe described the mission. the command of the vanguard consisting of 50 men was given to captain william washington of the third virginia regiment. monroe promptly offered his services to act under him, which was promptly accepted. the 17th of december, 1776, they passed the delaware in front of the army in dusk of the evening at compton's ferry. about one and a half miles from it by which the road they descended intersected that which led from trenton as a means of cutting off all communication from a country to trenton. mr. monroe can be guilty of a run-on sentence once in a while. while manning their post, the command was accosted by a resident who thought they were british troops. describing the incident many years later at a white house dinner during his presidency, monroe recalled that the man, whose

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. 17 days, early in person voting in georgia, not in delaware, zero drop boxes in delaware, but yeah, in georgia, they have a box in every precinct. by the way, both states require voter i.d. so how is that jim crow 2.0? it is this kind of reckless, irresponsible rhetoric from politicians that divides this country. by the way, this is a bill that standardizes drop boxes and mail-in voting, and both states require voter i.d. on absentee ballots. in order to support cheap political points, joe biden brings up jim crow 2.0, democrats believe they can win votes by vilifying america? this is not a perfect country, we have said that many times, but through our history, we have -- our system of justice, we have a constitution, our founders, our framers, they put in place a system to right wrongs and correct injustices. and americans have proven to do so over and over again. many fought and died to end slavery. remember the civil rights, joe, active -- civil rights act of 1964? the voting rights act of 1965? again, major steps toward a more perfect union. and by the way, joe biden, key democr

president biden flying to delaware again. same as we did last week and the same as he did the week before. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> as the state continues to vaccinate all californians, house leaders are now seeing a slowdown in vaccine appointments. here in california we are seeing an excess supply of dose and that's prompting experts to make a plea. santa clara experts are holding a news conference to discuss the number of extra vaccines that they have and urging folks to get vaccinated, especially teens. they are creating a phone bank to help answer questions that people may have about the vaccine. contra costa county and san matteo counties have an extra clinic for people to pick from when it comes to getting their vaccine, and they are mainly due to the surplus and supply. contra costa kline sick a pop-up clinic that's located in the city's richmond iron triangle, and the site has enough vaccine to administer 500 doses a day just this week. on the peninsula, a drive-through clinic that doesn't require an appoi

for example, delaware doesn't even have early voting or no excuse absentee voting.n't lift a finger in the 9,000 years he's represented the state of delaware to change those laws to make them less restrictive and looks like even some democrats are starting to see the dangers of the extreme left's radical socialist takeover, known him for years has a democratic strategist, a lot of things, dumb is not one of them and said wokeness is a problem and we all know it. just listen to hbo's bill maher, no friend of mine, but sounded off on the calls to abolish the police and border patrol. take a look. >> when you say you're old, you don't get it, get what? abolish the police and the border patrol in capitalism and cancel link in? i get it, the problem isn't that i don't get what you're saying, the problem is that your ideas are stupid. if you say lets he in the bathroom and believed in the kitchen, that's a new idea but i wouldn't call it interior design. >> sean: that he made a prediction, if people call for your firing, it won't be conservatives, it will be the radical l

capitol at the north entrance of the capitol on the corner of constitution and delaware. that person, this was confirmed moments ago in this press conference, got out of the vehicle, brandishing a weapon, brandishing a knife. they were then shot by a u.s. capitol police officer. we have now learned that the suspect is dead and that a u.s. capitol police officer has died. brooke? >> lauren fox, thank you. brian todd to you, about 100 yards from that there at the news conference. we also heard that there doesn't appear to be an ongoing threat. >> reporter: yeah, brooke, the chief of the d.c. metropolitan police said there did not appear to be an ongoing threat at this time. he also said this does not appear to be terrorism-related at this time. every official at this news conference and officials cnn has talked to has said this is very early in the investigation. they do not as of now have a motive for this incident. if my photo journalist can pan to his right, my left, we can get a better look now of where this occurred just beyond these national guardsmen. that's constitu

you don't have to have that in georgia, or don't want early voting or don't have many days like delaware. so hypocritical and it is unfair to georgia, small business owners, baseball fans not only here but all across the country that now this great sport america's pastime is going to be politicized was when i grew up paying little league, heiskell baseball last thing i thought about playing those games and having my family in the stands and a bunch of other things i grew up with was politics. that's the last thing anybody thought about and now it is front and center because we have a bunch of spineless corporations that won't just say we are not engaging in that. even though they have been engaged, government affairs teams were engaged in the legislative process and this is a bill that is really a good bill. to secure our elections and also make it very accessible. every single republican in the house and senate voted on this bill and it is a good bill and they are just lying about it. that is the simple truth. i hate to say that but that is the fact and plenty of people piling on now ab

>> no. >> in delaware? >> not that i remember, at all. at all. so -- we will see.sually he calls me are right before he goes to bed. just to tell me, that he loves me. >> hunter biden said that he is rebuilding now and sober since he married south african film producer melissa cohen in may 2019. >> the story meaning nis, it's that anything more powerful than an addiction or grief is a family's love. >> did you say you and your dad talk every night? >> every night. yeah. yeah. yeah. >> we talk at least every night. yeah. >> bythe way -- not only does he talk to me every night. he calls every one of my daughters, he talks to each of them every day. and he talks to me and i know that he -- >> the president of the united states. >> yeah. yeah. >> but, by the way, he has always done that. i mean, always. he talks to each one of us. i will tell you why, because he has lost -- because he like me, knows what it's like not to be able to pick up the phone and talk to your son. >> and he almost lost you. >> yeah yeah. yeah, it's hard. i'm a biden, we cry too much. yeah, you k

let's go to david spunt, he's live in wilmington, delaware. david: next fiscal year he was looking at around 125,000, it looks like that is not going to happen after he signed that emergency determination on friday for that 15,000 level, though, the white house is saying to people, do not panic. there will be an increase here in the next couple of months after all the fiscal year is not over for a few more months until the fall. here is national security adviser jake sullivan on with chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> not only do we get people on planes immediately by changing those allocations which were rooted and xenophobia and even racism but also that we raise the cap. he has commit today that and he will follow through on that. >> and as eric mentioned yesterday was the first time we heard the president at least on camera call what's happening on the southern border where rich is a crisis. the white house resisted for months calling it a challenge instead but this is when the president used the word in delaware, listen. [inaudible] >>