marie harf, executive director of the serve america pac and jonathan swan from axios. jonathan, donald trump says that he doubts he ever would have been elected president without twitter. how is he taking the twitter ban at this point and more generally, what do you sense is or what are you hearing is his mood in his final days in the white house? >> well, i've had a number of conversations with president trump over the last few years about twitter and facebook. and he said to me on several occasions that it's his most powerful weapon, his most powerful tool and he believes that. he may not be wrong by the way. i mean, it's the way that he communicates directly with the american people. he goes around the mainstream media. he can speak to -- i think he's combined audiences, at least 150 million, maybe more than that. his twitter audience was something like 88 million. it's an incredibly intense following, people who are add addicted to his twitter feed. he will see this as a huge blow to him. i spoke to two people who have talked to the president the last 24 hours. the

experience and in many societies prejudice and alienation make matters worse in some countries around harf of all girls school when they're having their period and expensive sanitary products and poor hygiene conditions mean it's common for women not to work when menstruating either which has a financial impact on earnings sometimes menstruation even threatens livelihoods and women turn to drastic measures to stop it. qur'an is a sugarcane harvester she's only $34.00 but already she's physically barely able to perform the work. 8 years ago she had a hysterectomy to stop or periods she couldn't afford to miss a day or 2 of work whenever she was menstruating but the surgery left her with serious health problems. how would that be i'm in constant pain i have to take medication every day my whole body hurts my back my head my legs everything hurts. fieldworkers in india earn very little and none as little as the king cutters in harvest season they work every day for 6 months running and make the equivalent of just $700.00 euros in total they have to work hard because the landowners bank on 3 h

pharmaceutical giant pfizer after a potent received only harf the promise those is this week of the company's covert vaccine i think that's a decision could be made next month if the supplies are not delivered in accordance with the manufacturer's declaration. well it is also considering filing a lawsuit against pfizer after a delay in vaccine shipments at a time when mortality rates are again surging in the city of palermo hundreds of covert victims are awaiting burial at a graveyard severe shortages of the job being seen across europe and north america or against the if picks up the story what was supposed to be an orderly vaccination across the western world is turning into a debacle supply of the desperately needed vaccines is suing to a drip in europe and canada and states are collaborating to get their hands on the few deuces available. the health care of italian citizens is not a negotiable issue the vaccination campaign can not be slowed down especially for given the 2nd doses to the many talents who are already received the 1st phase or has decided that the now is the best start to u

news and current delivered kill harf he came to moscow to reports on russia sputnik the job and ended up getting it himself dove shared his thoughts on the facts seen with us. as you were aware russian vaccine was it didn't get much credit in the world because of the i would say haste but the speed that it was approved in russia so we honestly wanted to come in and ask and see and interview in the we approach and there fortunately the russian fund for direct investment was receptive and do we visited the. institute and talked with mr ginsburg the head of family as you well aware and talked with the researcher who was the reask and and i think. there's something very generous of them to be the 1st to test it on themselves. see the effects and only den it continue with the experiments and only then a committee to the splats you know 2 other western journalists already took the book seen in a 1000000 over and a half of course of russian citizens didn't take the vaccine so i thought. yes why not let's try it it's a huge multi $1000000000.00 market and maybe some of the response to the rus

give us a short one, then i want to get to marie harf. not in there. there is a lot fewer people inside the building today, which is why we are on the east front at this stage, not able to see some of the ceremonial things that they have going on. >> all right, chad, stand by. we have an outside book too. there's something beautiful that is about to happen. pass and review with the president of the united states coming up. we won't miss a second. marie harf served as the state department spokesperson during president obama's administration. i come to you just for your top thoughts. >> it's over leaving in many ways to watch the pomp and circumstance, harris. it is -- it has been along for use whether you supported donald trump or you didn't, a return to a more normal state even in covid feels good. it feels like relief. a very quick word about what chad pergram touched on so brilliantly, which he always does when talking about congre congress. nancy pelosi knows that her majority makers aren't the squad. it is the moderate members who won

saturday of the 7000 people screened for corona virus only 13 tested positive the area accounted for harf of all new cases in hong kong over the past week the city has been struggling to contain a surge in infections. doctors in kurdistan say they're struggling to treat patients because of lack of government support hospitals are in disarray pallid to 3 decades of political instability since the breakup of the soviet union charles trafford went to a clinic in the northern iraq soon district. the uk sue rehabilitation center in northern kyrgyzstan was built by the soviets in the 1950 s. to treat polio victims. in outreach children suffering from a neurological condition the doctors say could be prevented pregnant mothers receive basic health care. but not something often not available to many women forced to rely on experts say is a struggling government health sector stuck in the past 7 year old as either has suffered from cerebral palsy since birth it's a neurological disorder that affects a person's ability to move maintain balance and speak. her mom brings you here to the center for ph

experience and in many societies prejudice and alienation make matters worse in some countries around harf of all girls school when they're having their period and expensive sanitary products and poor hygiene conditions mean it's common for women not to work when menstruating either which has a financial impact on earnings sometimes menstruation even threatens livelihoods and women turn to drastic measures to stop it. is a sugarcane harvester she's only $34.00 but already she's physically barely able to perform the work. 8 years ago she had a hysterectomy to stop or periods she couldn't afford to miss a day or 2 of work whenever she was menstruating but the surgery left her with serious health problems. how would that i'm in constant pain i have to take medication every day my whole body hurts my back my head my legs everything hurts. fieldworkers in india earn very little and none as little as the king cutters in harvest season they work every day for 6 months running and make the equivalent of just $700.00 euro's in total they have to work hard because the land owners bank on 3 harvests

down and say well what are the realities behind that headline figure and what you find is that about harf of that loss of work is due to people working shorter hours sometimes no hours at all but staying in that job and the other half is about loss of employment unemployment as such has gone up only i say only by 33000000 but we seen 81000000 people leave the labor market become inactive that's particularly the case for young people and i think that's a very worrying message and it's one of the grab the shop me when i read this report. so there are obviously degrees to this loss of work now what do you say that enough was done is this high about of losses unavoidable or would you consider it a failure well i think there's no doubt that this is dramatic loss of jobs as you said probably 4 times the employment impact of the financial crisis back in 20082009 but the reality is and i think one must recognize it is that governments around the world have mobilized in unprecedented ways and spent unprecedented volumes of resources to support enterprises to supporting comes to keep the economy mo

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down and say well what are the realities behind that headline figure and what you find is that about harf of that loss of work is due to people working shorter hours sometimes no hours at all but staying in that job and the other half is about loss of employment unemployment as such has gone up only i say only by 33000000 but we seen 81000000 people leave the labor market become inactive that's particularly the case for young people and i think that's a very worrying message and it's one the grandmother shocked me when i read this report. so there are obviously degrees to this loss of work now what do you say that enough was done is this high about job losses unavoidable or would you consider it a failure well i think there's no doubt with this is dramatic loss of jobs as you said probably 4 times the employment impact of the financial crisis back in 20082009 but the reality is and i think one must recognize it is that governments around the world have mobilized in unprecedented ways and spent unprecedented volumes of resources to support enterprises to supporting comes to keep the econom

said separately that it can't supply all the doses or indeed even harf of the doses that it promised that it would supply to the e.u. that's why we're hearing e.u. member states and the institutions writ large complaining about what's what's happened and indeed why the ministries here in berlin are saying we've got to protect the stocks that we have done thanks very much donna came reporting live from berlin to the u.k. where there's talk of imposing a mandatory hotel quarantine system for all people arriving in the country charlie angela joins us live now from london's heathrow airport so charlie is the sense there is not a question of if but when the government brings this in. yes the aviation industry is absolutely on tenterhooks we understand that boris johnson is just thrashing out the details now with his ministers debating how widespread these huge matches will be whether they will resemble the australian quarantine measures well all arrivals have to quarantine in hotels for 10 days at their own expense or whether it will just apply to you k. residents returning from countries

let's bring in marie harf, executive director at the serve america pac and lover of all things pink macmes" is here. both of fox news contributor's. marie, i think i just lost my appetite. it didn't look very good. >> does it come with a barf bag? [laughter] >> sandra: everybody's got a reaction to it. court packing, are we going to see this on behalf of the biden administration? what do you think? >> l, joe biden said he would form this commission when he ran for president, and that's what he's doing. i don't know, to look at our court system, our whole government come and see if there ways to make it more representative. it's bad for our democracy that every time there's a supreme court opening it is political armageddon. we take 80 miles an hour in congress, that is actually not good. >> sandra: but now's the time for change. charlie, we've already seen a lurch to the left, a record number executive orders, what's to say progressives won't push them into this? >> democrats have tried to reread the rules of the types of people he put on the courts. they openly admit the fact that they

state department, jen psaki did have some fairly contentious briefings, as did her successor, marie harfd trend in government, to have the media well represent the people in this country in terms of speaking truth to power. the clips you just played coming in, we had reporters gushing yesterday about the incoming biden administration, that's exactly how you turn off 74 million americans from thinking you have the interest at heart in any way. >> john: i'm wondering about the general tenor of the news media over the next four years. it is embodied in a tweet quickly deleted by "new york times" editor lauren wolf who tweeted, "but i didn't biden landing at joint base andrews, i have chills." that's a chris matthews moment. let's look here for a moment, in terms of the negative positive assessment of media coverage. president trump, 2017, 5% positive assessment. 62% negative, compared to obama, 2009, positive 42, negative, bush 2001, evenly split, and fairly evenly split with bill clinton. president trump overwhelmingly had negative coverage. there is no about that. >> unquestionably. we se