meanwhile, sarah palin is speaking out after testing positive for the virus. ike ejiochi is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. millions of doses of the johnson & johnson have apparently been ruined because of a mistake at a factory. it could take weeks to recover. this morning "the new york times" reports workers in a baltimore, maryland manufacturing plant actually mixed up ingredients for the johnson & johnson vaccine possibly ruining 15 million doses. the company says none of the vaccines in question made it into circulation. politico reports the biden administration was aware of the problem two weeks ago and getting the facility back on track could take weeks. >> two, three. >> reporter: it comes as it's revealed it's 100% effective on kids as young as 12 and now testing on 5 to 11. >> maybe by there summer they should be available for the preteen and young teenagers so parents should be ready to get their kids vaccinated. these will likely be safe and effective vaccines and could help kids get through the summer and certainly

sarah palin lives in alaska. you almost have to try to catch covid in alaska. it's easier to catch a bald eagle than covid in alaska. [ laughter ] palin is encouraging others to wear masks. which is rich because at the beginning of this, back in may, she visited a beauty salon in texas to support the owner who went to jail because she refused to shut her business down. she said it was her constitutional right to endanger her community. but now that sarah has herself been bitten by the bug, she pch. i love that these people only believe in science when it happens to them. [ laughter ] they only acknowledge that covid is real after they get covid. that's like saying, "now that i have been mauled by a bear personally, i realize that their claws and teeth are very sharp." [ laughter ] but good or her for speaking out. finally. corona isn't the only transmissible disease we need to worry about. oxford university is said to be hard at work on a vaccine for what they call "super gonorrhea." back in 2018, a british man vacationing in southeast asia contracted what has b

entered the complex zone with sarah palin last year germany was seen as a role model in fighting the coronavirus pandemic now a 3rd wave is hitting the country hard america's party is slipping ahead of september elections as germany prepares to move on from merkel in what's safe to she leave a party and her country my guest this week is your going hard spokesperson for the conservatives parliamentary group conflicts so for. 2 minutes w. . trick shoots. that you love. she would pick stronger of a good outfits and glitter glitter glitter. from. the fighting against prejudice i don't hold a boy i did nothing i just dancing up and form graphic. video little stores don't give a big speech. it starts me 17. w. . in a puzzle yourself up i don't know it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about the wife of a film do this because we can't stay young venezuela. is a place that. closely global news that matters d. w. made for mines india's coronavirus crisis d.w. news special will look at the dramatic situation in delhi and the impact on the triple mutation on the country. how

at the border as well as expanding the supreme court we bring in ed martin president eagles and sarah palin tonio associate attorney at 11 pepin tonio and rafferty i got it right this time sarah get it you know 2nd time makes it perfect thank you so much for joining us thanks for having me sarah i want to start with you seeing that you are an attorney do you think there is a legitimate argument right now for expanding the supreme court that has absolutely nothing to do with the political ideology of the court. tony there really isn't you know in my opinion this is a constitutional principle that you really don't want to mess with it and i think the democrats at least some of them understand that you know they have to see how extending or could backfire on them if we do i didn't expand the court i'm to see democratic ideology what happens when the next person comes into office they do the exact same thing right and then little by real you start to feel it in my supreme court so you can't just open the door to major changes in the court like it's because it has long term effects and ultimatel

sarah palin tells "people magazine" she tested positive for coronavirus. she's urging people to take steps to protect themselves including wearing masks. meanwhile, the cdc today announced the virus ranked as the third leading cause of death in our country last year after heart disease and cancer there is also news tonight in two major investigations to bring you up to speed on "the new york times" reports the manhattan district attorney's office subpoenaed the personal bank records of trump organization cfo allen weisselberg who has been with the trumps for years he appeared on "the apprentice" with donald trump. they are scrutinizing gifts he and his family received from trump. florida republican congressman and trump supporter matt gaetz is indeed under investigation for possible sex trafficking stemming from a case involving an associate gaetz has denied any wrongdoing. here's where this gets really complicated tonight. "the washington post" now reports gaetz's own father, don, was approached by two men who told him he could give a huge sum of money to

boehner is writing about sort of the foundation that was all right sort of fertile for somebody like sarah palind trump, and others to sort of harness that populist nativist outrage that became the trump presidency. >> guys, i have got to get your -- >> fox news was trying to be sort of a destroyer to get attention in hyper partisan media rather than having any interest in actually, you know, governing. >> shabsolutely. i want to squeeze this in. this has been the most bizarre thing i have seen in the last 48 hours. this tweet by republican congresswoman marjorie taylor green. probably not mentioned in the boehner book but if he writes a sequel she would be. it is a video of her working out. this is my covid protection. it is time to fire fauci. what's going on here? >> i could make jokes that probably wouldn't be wise. >> i don't know that it is worth -- marjorie taylor green is a qanon conspiraciant. cornered a district in northwest georgia that is a plus 8r district where it is going to be very, very difficult for republicans even -- there are reasonable republicans who would wish to replace

. >> sarah palin announcing she has coronavirus.ormer alaska governor and 2008 gop vice presidential nominee told "people" magazine that other members of her family are also sick with the virus, including her 12-year-old son trigg who has downs syndrome which makes somebody particularly vulnerable smeep was tested after losing her sense of taste and smell and is now speaking out in favor of mask wearing. she jokes masks give her, quote, the newfound luxury of being incognito. i don't know this is a new thing. i think she said she had been trying to be careful, but it's helpful when everybody reminds us to wear a mask. >>> for many moms who have had to leave the workforce during the pandemic, president biden's child tax credit is a game changer. a look at those it helps and those who are still struggling, next. the top of kilimanjaro. a portrait of the artist. jojo. a million custom framed pieces and counting. you can framebridge just about anything. up to one million dollars. that's how muchm frauniversity of phoenixng. is committin

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. >> remember that, sarah palin to george biden. >> my mother calls me joseph. as long as you don't call me joseph, i'm okay. >> i always believe in the ability to laugh at ours has played a major role in keeping the american experience and democracy alive. i know you agree with me. four years ago we had a list of the wittiest presidents. president lincoln at the top of the list. no surprise there. millardfilmore. ronald reagan, the sixth wittiest president right behind, you guessed it, calvin coolidge. abraham lincoln said it was better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak up. now, regarding our contemporary politics, the past few years i've been hearing the same phrase over and over. you can't make this stuff up. mark, do you find that the wild realities of contemporary american politics are making your job more difficult? >> yeah. it has been very -- it's always been easy. when i first was aware of abraham link con, i was a little kid. and i have this child illustrated book about lincoln. and it showed he and his cousin in their bare feet were

. >> you are right about sarah palin in -- in your new book.g why -- you address why she wasn't at your husband's funeral. she was, of course, on the ticket with your husband. you wrote he had put her on the map and she didn't even send him a note of good wishes when he was down. you went on to write that is not someone you invite to a final farewell. i think palin disputes that series of events. called it a gut punch. i'm wondering what you say to that? >> well, you know, i -- the people that we wanted to have around us, and particularly john, because he -- he's the one that really made those decisions, were people that we knew. we loved. they loved us. it was a very difficult time. and -- and so, we wanted to be surrounded by people that we knew had been good friends. and that we loved. and -- and would -- would -- would see him, to his final days. and also, remember his legacy and take care of his legacy. >> i want to ask you about senator lindsey graham, you write about his friendship in the book. and in the past, i know you have said, you

you called ted cruz lucifer in the fresh and sarah palin one of the chief crazies and michelle bachmanncruz responded and he says he wears your quote drunken, bloviated scorn proudly. trump adviser jason miller called you a swamp creature and asked was he drinking when he made the statement and sean hannity said john boehner will go down in history as one of the worth republican speakers. wanted to give you a chance to any of those returning fire. >> they are all entitled to their opinion and they can say whatever they want to say, but during my five years as speaker of the house and trying to good afternoon, everyone, trying to get the majority party to do the right things for the country, you know, even though i had the people on the far right, if it wasn't 100% it wasn't good enough. if it was my idea it wasn't good enough. i was the quote, establishment. and i spent most of my career beating up on the establishment. i know what the establishnent was or is, but i was the speaker of the house so i was the establishment, and i had to put up with some of these characters non-stop. >> re

the fact that you have discovery of "new york times," same with the governor sarah palin, if you getf cnn, i can even imagine the treasure trove of information you will be able to gather. >> not only discovery, but dismissing supreme court, a lot of people are going to be suing. this is about people's definition, so many people are lied about by the media, and this is about fundamental principles taking on tyranny. a guy at cnn propaganda, and yet twitter suspends me, so we are not going, we cannot afford to lose. we will depose twitter people about what they wrote, i will publish them on youtube we are the only ones who can do it. i will be the tip of that spear and we will create a movement of people. i don't want to sue. i never thought i would be doing this. i have no other option. it's the only way to hold them accountable. we are going to win. we have already won against "the new york times." we are suing on monday and it will be a lot more lawsuits. i will also sue cnn for what anna cabrera said about me and that will pass motion to dismiss as well. >> sean: all right, harmeet

. >> you write about sarah palin in your new book.he wasn't at your husband's funeral. she was on the ticket with your husband. he had put her on the map and she didn't send a note of good wishes when he was down. that is not someone that you invite to a final farewell. palin disputes that series of events and called it a gut punch. i'm wondering what you say to that? >> well, the people that we wanted to have around us, and particularly john, because he's the one that really made those decisions, were people that we knew, we loved, they loved us. it was a very difficult time. and so we wanted to be surrounded by people that we knew had been good friends and that we loved and would see him to his final days and also remember his legacy and take care of his legacy. >> i want to ask you about senator lindsey graham. you write about his friendship in the book. in the past i know you've said you have nothing negative to say about senator graham and i think that says a lot about you and your family. do you -- you reconcile -- you have foun

somebody like that was probably nancy kerrigan after charlotte's bash by 17 million people viewed and sarah palin got 17 million as a guest host spot or as you know, cameo wrong. so we'll must cop. 17 million and or not, the questions we shall see. yeah. i mean, love the guy. >> but he's not the most animated speaker. i guess he's very monotone. so we'll see how it comes across, how they write him into the skits. rob, we'll be watching me. i'll be watching to thank you as always. and remember to reach out to rob with your questions. you can find him on facebook, twitter, e-mail directly there. rob rob like dot com. or you can always find kron 4 dot com and check out his past segments. >> in national news. president biden will be in office 100 days this week and more than half of americans say that he's doing a good job so far. polls show the president is getting highs. highest marks on handling the covid pandemic gain his lowest marks on the situation with immigrants at the southern border president biden's first months in office were in many ways a rejection of the previous administration which

sarah palin who he chose as his vice presidential running mate, you wrote that she never contacted himing to his death. you go on to say toward the end of your book that she cost him the presidential election in 2008. >> well, i think there were many parts to that. and when i say i believe in the book, i will say also, you know the bottom fell out of the market. i mean things were cascading as we know. the fallout that occurred. i think everything was doubled. you know, i -- like everyone, of course, wanted the very best for my husband. and i believed that everyone around him should be the best. and so for me, it was just about really protecting my husband, and protecting our legacy, and protecting my family. that this was all about. and, you know, in years since, i think we've all managed, always hindsight is 2020, and we all have different views of things. but for my family and for everything i know that my husband ran a great rate. and i knew he tried his best. and that's all that counts. >> woodruff: one of the people you write about who is not a friend of your husband, former pres

gets the nomination of the party, gets to choose, often without consulting anybody else, consider sarah palinor even dan quail, without telling anyone else this is my choice. that was not the case for most of american history. for most of american history, the president was told, this will be your running mate, because the leaders of the party had the interests of the party at heart. and they needed to balance the ticket geographically and by age and by various other things. the democrats told roosevelt in 1944, you've got to get rid of your current vice president, henry wallace. it was clear that franklin roosevelt was not in good health. there is a real concern among conservative democrats that roosevelt would die in office and leave henry wallace, the last of the hard-core new dealers, as president. they threatened to mutiny at the 1944 convention. roosevelt says ok. get the guy from kansas city. he had hardly met harry truman, but he became president. truman says he will be a straight talking guy. he did hold press conferences. this is actually another important part of the story. through

very much, our correspondent, sarah i much, our correspondent, sarah campbell, outside buckingham palace. we can now speak to sir michael palinpany. he knew how to relax people around him. on many occasions, people about to meet him are totally terrified at meeting a member of the royal family and he disarmed them extremely well, either by being interested in what they were doing, but particularly through a joke or a bit of humour. he always had a little twinkle in the eye whenever i met him and a touch of mischief. he would ask me what i was doing and i said i was maybe going to iran, and he said, whatare doing and i said i was maybe going to iran, and he said, what are you to iran, and he said, whatare you going to iran, and he said, what are you going there for? and i said, well, it is either there or north korea. and he laughed. so had a good sense of humour and and he laughed. so had a good sense of humourand he and he laughed. so had a good sense of humour and he relaxed people. that is interesting because by many people he will have had a gruff, slightly prickly persona. do you think that is incorrect? h0. slightly pri