whereby, 37% of the unvaccinated-adult population is white republican, versus just 10% who are whiteolitics of this situation. that's why we are pushing on the elected on the right side of the aisle to change your messaging. i have never said this, before. but i will say it now. follow mitch mcconnell. okay? at least he is doing something that's in the interesting -- interest of more than just his next election and by what -- by the way, it's probably a good-election play, also. you don't want to be on the wrong side of a pandemic. now, the numbers behind employers requiring people to get vaccinated. what do we see? >> yeah, i mean, to me, this is a potentially politically risky move, right? because should employers require employees to get vaccinated? just 51% of american adults say that employers at the average company should, in fact, require employees to get vaccinated. but look at this. if you focus in on employees, look at this. employers at your company, just 37% say they should or they already have. 61%, the clear majority, say -- of employees -- that they do not want their c

age 18 to 39, again, a majority 53% say, yeah, it's possible, but again, it's the white republicans downe. look at this. 65% of them say, no, i definitely won't get it. that group is going to be the toughest to get. especially in the minority neighborhoods, the outreach efforts, vaccine mandates may, in fact, get a lot of them vaccinated. and these two groups are the two i'll be watching as we sort of get that effort to get folks vaccinated. >> if you put the previous slide as we close out, i see the 9% and the 7% waiting. 16% of americans unvaccinated now who seem very reachable and might be reachable as the federal government starts to lean in to some of these requirements and corporations do. maybe there is hope over the next few weeks we can get a lot more americans vaccinated. thank you very much for laying this out, harry. >> my pleasure, sir. have a good one. >>> the experts have repeatedly said that the only way out of this pandemic is through vaccinations. you see that in the numbers. but some americans still aren't getting the message, and the doctors and nurses who are bearing

the biggest chunk of the unvaccinated is white republicans., are they unvaccinated because of this tripe? and imagine having that on your head, in your heart. any way you look at it, it's got to stop. this isn't like convincing people that trump is a victim, okay? deep state, trust only us, the rest of the bs playbook. they are victimizing people for profit. and they only have it half right. this is the land of the free. freedom is the signature trait. but we are free, why? because this is the home of the brave. and there is no valor in being unvaccinated and exposing loved ones, especially kids, and holding the majority of this country hostage. that is not going to work out well. i know many of you who are spinning this, you're trying to become the next trump. but you are failing to learn the biggest lesson of his presidency. playing people about a pandemic is a losing proposition. do better. now, in terms of dealing with the latest suck, it's the new mask, we've got to wear it. the messaging from the cdc about being vaccinated is being met w

and it's white republicans.ithin the black community, which is very real and historic, what do you see? and what is the remedy? >> you know, i see that, that narrative has been played out, a lot, i think, in the media. i think it really doesn't reflect what happens in our community, actually. i think in our community, when you have trusted messengers, such as faith-based organizations, community workers, your healthcare, your own doctor. many underrepresented minorities, many black and brown patients will, actually, accept the vaccine from those trusted messengers. so, the national medical association was so pleased, yesterday, in the white house press briefing. when -- um -- the biden administration announced that we would be partnering with some of our local doctors in underserved communities to increase vaccine acceptance. and to get those vaccination rates up for our community. >> um, another question for you. as a gynecologist, so we just got word from the cdc that all pregnant women should get the vaccine

i went to college in texas at prairie view a&m where white recovered white republican infrastructure ack college perpetually prevented students from trying to emphasize their right to vote so what's racist about texas has been historic efforts of white leaders in power to restrict the vote for minorities throughout the state and now we are seeing this continue in the 21st century and its disheartening. dan: i noticed you avoided my question so i'll ask again, why is it racist to have black voters, why can't black voters produce ideas but white voters can? >> let me tell you what's racist about this bill, the republicans are trying to force voter suppression tactics down the throats of texans because they are afraid of the demographics. we know houston went for biden in 2022, 2020. we don't even fort worth went for biden and san antonio and republicans the state legislature are afraid of the changing demographics of the state and more people of color and power so what they are doing is trying to restrict the right to vote especially in large majority democrat districts in the largest d

conservative whites. 13% or 14% of minorities are not getting vaccinated. 37% of the people who are unvaccinated, the people that don't want to get vaccinated, are conservative republicanwhites. so, i understand -- >> 40% are not vaccinated. 40% of health care workers. they're not republicans. >> how do you know that, john? >> how do you know that people that live in a rural community -- do we do polling? at the end of the day, don, it has to be neighbor-to-neighbor and family member to family member. >> i'm looking at the date to and i'm asking -- my question was, are mandates the answer. i understand. is that the answer? >> some place will do it. >> the reason i ask -- >> businesses -- >> go on. >> businesses are saying you have to get vaccinated. >> what is the answer? will you just answer my question. is it -- are mandates the answer? >> different places -- >> it's not a simple yes or no. it's appropriate in some places. and the businesses -- >> that is a point. people are speaking out of both sides of their mouths. and they should be more emphatic about what should be done. yes. i have the freedom to drive 90 miles per hour through a school zone. but i also have t

what i'm trying to get out is again, that 70 percent of white republican voters in the united states say that they don't know them. and so when you look at 16 or 17 republican presidential candidate to really try to sort of out of each other with down from saying that you want to complete and total muslims from coming into the united states. people like ted cruz and ben carson said that they wouldn't allow muslims, or even hindus to come federal judges here in the united states, saying that sure yet from the moral effect, the united states, even though our because the constitution states that no other law can be can do supreme love the land. so again, if, if pandering to a lack of education with information that we've seen. and again, it's something that we've seen for the last decade here in the united states, obviously with the immigration to be with latino, that hispanic time in memorial from the beginning of history, with the african american community. if you read to them, not only right now, but again the over the 20th century with henry ford and obviously the holocaust and jap

are conservative whites. 13 or 14% of minorities are not getting vaccinated. 37% of the people who are unvaccinated or the people who don't want to get vaccinated are conservative-republicanand that -- i understand -- >> don. don, 40%. look, 40% of healthcare workers are not vaccinated. 40%. they're not republicans. okay? if you want to break this down -- >> how do you know that, john? >> well, how do you know the people that live in a rural community -- do polling? i mean, look, at the end of the day, don, it's got to be neighbor to neighbor and family member to family member. >> i'm looking at the data. and i'm asking you if mandates -- my question was are mandates the answer? i understand. >> some places -- in some places, they're going to do it. businesses. >> okay. go on. >> and businesses are saying you got to get vaccinated. if you don't get vaccinated -- >> but is it the answer? will you just answer my question? are -- are -- is it -- are mandates the answer, john? can you just answer it? >> in different places -- don, it's not a simple yes or no. it's appropriate, in some places. and the business -- it's appropriate, some places. >> that is the point. people are

. >> those who refuse to get vaccines are men, they are white, their republican and half of them areeing an antisocial jerk is not a protected category. everyone is entitled in this country to be an idiot. >> how do you feel about this? >> it makes me really mad because i got the moderna vaccine because part of a trial i'm a white male republican and at the time, the media in "the new york times" were sowing seeds of doubt in the vaccine, kamala harris, joe biden were running around saying i'm not going to get a trump vaccine. the media obviously, clearly even medicine the politicized medicine. vaccines are terrible until the democrats are elected president, then vaccines are great. >> they are insulting african-americans because on the whole they are trailing white americans by 15% in proportion to getting the vaccine. >> i'm not sure they understand at all what they are doing with it, i too have gotten the vaccination here and it's an insult to some of these people, particularly african-american community, i've had people in the african-american community explain to me why they hav

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he definitely needs a woman, all white republicans, so he'll get knocked either way.ation committee, brian stile and rodney davis understand the ins and outs of the building. i imagine that is a direction he'll go. i don't think he's in a rush and nancy pelosi the same conference garrett was at, i was sitting a couple seats away from him, i asked nancy pelosi what would happen if republicans took their time and did not name people immediately. she said we have a quorum. she appointed enough people to get started with or without republicans. >> garrett haake, jake sherman, happy fourth if i don't see you between now and then. i bring in select committee member congresswoman stephanie murphy of florida. so good for you to be with us on this friday of a holiday weekend. where are you? those you named who have been named to the committee held an initial meeting yesterday so we heard adam schiff say we want to get to work. are you prepared to go ahead whether or not there are more republicans? >> yes, we are getting to work. this is so important. we can't let time pass by

. >> those who refuse to get the vaccine are men, they are white, they are republican and half of themry. >> everybody's entitled to be an idiot. >> how do you feel about this. >> it makes me mad because i got the moderna vaccine last august and i'm a white male republican. at the time the media and new york times had doubt in the vaccines. kamala harris, president biden saying i'm not going to get -- everything has become politicized in our society, the media obviously, k-12 education but even medicine, they politicized medicine, vaccines are terrible until a democrat is elected president then vaccines are great. >> insulting african-americans because they are trailing white americans by 15% in proportion to getting the vaccine. >> i'm not sure they understand what they are doing. i have gotten the vaccination. it is an insult particularly to the african-american community, explain to me why they had problems with vaccines in the past and that kind of thing. there are historical reasons we don't need to go into but to slam them like this is a terrible thing to say and this is a seriou

it is the way southern white republicans stopped civil rights legislation, putting lights -- voting rightsslation. they need to get rid of this filibuster and allow these bills pending in congress to prevent this from happening. we need this time but secondly, i think people in the state of texas are tired of greg abbott's games. he only responds to the right wing of his base. this is red meat he is feeding his base. he has two right wing republicans pushing him to do these kinds of things because he is generally worried about being reelted or winning his own primary. what i think is happening is people in the state of texas are seeing this and instead of repairing the grid you saw in the news a few months ago where people work freezing to death -- we lost between 400 and 500 people that literally froze to death because we did not have power because electric grid in the state failed. instead of trying to fix this, he's dealing with these issues like voter supession, like preventing transgender children from being able to engage in sports and in order to satisfy his base instead of taking c

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julie, you look at this and you think, if a white republican male had tweeted something similar aboutn? speed to the akamai first of all she is saying that they cannot see the issue facing minority communities. what is she saying to all high democratic partners out there who are saying they are for the minority communities? if you take a look at all these democratic cities across the country, they are led by a lot of white democrats who say they are supporting the democratic and minority groups. so what is that? is basically backlash. i agree that these bills should obviously scrutinize the merits of the bill, not on their skin color. i'm not sure what they have anything to do with one another but i would imagine there must be a lot of upset democrats today. i'm waiting to hear for one to come out and speak against it. it's insulting. >> kennedy: kyrsten sinema has come out and said bipartisanship is very difficult. it takes a lot more work, and it does, because it is such a hyper politicized environment. it's almost impossible for the sides to get together, and they achieve the impos

republican from now on. now we have the data, what actually happened? if you are whitevoted republican in the 2020 presidential race. donald trump lost to a bunch of suburbanites but he gained a lot of hispanic voters, not just a few. j in fact in the last cycle donald trump got more hispanic votes than any republican in history. more than mccain, more than sensible mitt romney, more than george w. bush who is always speaking in spanish. it donald trump never spoke in, he tweeted a picture that was supposed to be deeply offensive but apparently was on. in november 2018, republicans received a hispanic vote but donald trump took nearly 40%. it turns out the guilty white liberals who were explaining what hispanics really think it turned out to have no real idea. so why did donald trump increase upvotes so dramatically? thanks so much for coming on. this is the opposite, literally the opposite of what they said was going to happen in way more dramatic than even i realized it was.wh what is this and what accounts for it? >> so intersectionality hit a snag last year. there w

basically a white republican party and therefore they're trying to make it harder for people in the otherty to vote. i naj that's their intent. the impact is the crucial impact here. what is their disparate impact? i look at the research, i don't look at it legally, but the impact of these voting changes is pretty minimal. over the last 15, certainly not in the day of jim crow, not minimal then, but make it easier to vote or less easy to vote, the impact on actual voting has not been that great. it doesn't strike me as catastrophic. but the final thing to say is even though impact is incremental it is disparate. african americans, latinos, they are not equally shared across all groups. so on the whole, i think the court made a mistake but it's probably not a catastrophic one. >> woodruff: how the do you see it jonathan? >> capehart: john if i agree with david in terms of it not obeing catastrophic. simply because to another point that david said, this is a solution in search of a problem. as someone said to me once, after i said pretty much the same thing on the show a few months ago, the

republican from now on. now we have the data. what actually happened? turns out fewer whitece my donald trump lost a bunch of suburbanites but gained a lot of hispanic voters, not just a few. in fact, in the last cycle, got more hispanic votes than any republican in history. more than john mccain, more than sensible mitt romney, more than george w. bush who is always speaking in spanish. donald trump never spoke in spanish, he tweeted a picture of a taco bowl that was supposed to be deeply offensive. apparently it wasn't. in november, 2018. republican candidates for the house received 25% of the so-called hispanic vote but took nearly 40% so it turns out the guilty white liberals who are exploiting what hispanics really think turn out to have no real idea so what is the answer? why does donald trump increase that vote so dramatically? is an assistant editor and joins us, thank you so much for coming on. this is the opposite -- literally the opposite of what they told us was going to happen. way more dramatic even than i realized it was. what is this? what accounts for it? >>

every reason to believe the intent of the legislature's was to help their party, basically a white republicanthey are trying to make a harder for people in the other party to vote. i imagine that is the intent. the impact is the crucial thing. is there disparate impact. i only look at this from the research, i don't look at it legally, but the research suggests the impact of all these kinds of voting changes is pretty minimal. over the last 15 -- certainly not in the days of jim crow it was minimal, but in the last 15 years when states have tried to make it easier to vote or make it less easy to vote, the impact on natural cash on actual voting has not been that great. so it does not strike me as catastrophic. but even though the impact is incremental, it is disparate. african-americans, latinos, native americans, they are more likely to be hurt, even though the effects are not big, they are not equally shared across all groups. on the whole i think the court made a mistake, but it is probably not a catastrophic one. judy: how do you see it, john? >> i don't know if i agree david in terms of

republicans don't like things when there's a democrat in the white house. democrats don't like things when there's a republican in the white house. do you approve of president biden's handling of the pandemic. have you received at least one shot of the vaccine? nearly 9 in 10 democrats say fewer than half of republicans. that's a giant flag to the president. are you likely to get a vaccine or not? only 6% of democrats say i'm not going to get a vaccine. nearly half of republicans say i'm not going to get a vaccine. so you're a democratic president. we're going through the summer. in a month, kids in florida start going back to school. six weeks, a lot of kids across the country. and eight weeks, most kids go back to school. if you don't improve the vaccine numbers, there will be regional spikes. >> they realize this was one deadline missed, but it's hard to make up for the progress lost. in part because how do you make the argument from joe biden who is not that popular with republican or conservative voters that he is telling you to do something that will k

negotiation again, and now, what it seems is that the white house is involved and on board, and senator portman ushered this in on behalf of the republicans and working closely with the white house, and also the committee chairs seem to be tentatively on board and hold their nose to vote for it, and see how the process moves forward, geoff. >> i would ask you the last time that senator schumer called for the test vote, he failed. does he have the 10 votes of the republicans and mcconnell's blessing? >> i have heard that mcconnell has blessed the package in that there is enough republicans to vote for it. my sources say that we probably should not count on more than 10 or 11 republicans, but enough to allow it to pass. once again, this is a significant achievement, but they still have quite a road to go. geoff? >> leigh ann, i feel like i am asking you to dump the reporter's notebook on us. >> thank you, geoff. >> and so say it goes through the house, and you have progressive interests in the house, and what is the dynamic there? >> yeah, it is going to be interesting, because the progressives say they will vote for this legislation if the

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the targeting we saw during the election in 2016 and 2020, and the targets have been republicans, particularly whiteain with anti-vacs information from a very small number of people and they seem termed to get that triad of people to not be vaccinated. when it comes to the people of color, i get it, they don't care about those people. but again i go back to evangelical republicans being the biggest target of this disinformation campaign, i don't understand. i mean, the trump following is in many ways fundamentally a cult. it's a cult in every sense and now it appears to be sort of a jim jones erau. phen: a deault. a death cult. >> stephen: that's ultimately who where it ends. if the leader doesn't care whether you live or die that's a death cult. >> i've said it before, a religion is when your savior dies for you. a cult is when you're being asked to die for your savior. unfortunately, that is where we are with the republican party. my father leaned republican. this isn't because i dislike republicans i'm saying it. there's something wrong and broken in the party and, unfortunately, it's a party tha

biden said weeks before the election about trump. >> he throws super spreader parties at the white house, republicans hug each other without concern to the consequences. >> biden white house tried to follow guidance from the cdc whose leader used grave language to describe covid-19 trends. >> i'm going to lose and reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. >> unclear if mask mandates will return to the white house. >> if individuals decide to wear a mask for whatever reason we support that and that's their personal choices. >> but democratic leaders don't see masks as being on par with vaccines. >> if you are talking about fighting covid and the delta variant and winning this battle once and for all, a mask is like a pea shooter and the vaccine is like a cannon. >> when the biden administration suddenly dropped mask mandates in the spring, critics accused the president of just looking for a distraction from a rough news cycle. but now that contagious variants are causing minor illnesses in the vaccinated and major illnesses in the unvaccinated, there are questions about whether or not

as we stand by for the town hall less than two hours, what are you hearing from the white house about republicans quitting this committee? >> reporter: jim, we know the white house supports the actions of speaker nancy pelosi. jen psaki in a briefing as she was flying here says the president does support the decisions today. the reality is, the white house is never really wanted to get involved in this. they did support independent commission to investigate. the white house decided to not investigation on its own. they do say for the matter of history for the sake of history it's important to get to the root causes of all this. president biden right now is touring a union facility, training center here in cincinnati. that's one sign the white house clearly wants to keep focus of this trip to ohio on the economy. president biden arriving in cincinnati tonight for a c nrks nn town hall meeting as the white house trying to sell its domestic agenda. >> nothing america is unable to do. >> reporter: in congress, both sides are far from together. that divide was on full display again today as senate rep

she did that first with republicans, she did it with republican spirit she sensed on it with the whitese with the president's team and they were on to her now she's seen it about her own staff, the people who work for her. she says the bar is higher because she's a woman of color, but the reality is the bar is high because she represents -- he is the vice president. she has an important role. when she's abroad for her first international trip from this white house, she is representing all of us. and she needs to hold ourselves to that standard appeared she hasn't done a very good job. she finished at last, even behind amy klobuchar. maybe the most unlikable politician in america during the primaries. she needs to try to convince americans that she is worthy of this job because she definitely wants that mantle after president biden president biden. >> raymond: lisa, they say for up kamala harris has been thrown these difficult problems to solve, and that's why she's got difficulties but she's got immigration, voting rights, it's too much for anybody. you say what? >> does raise question

in my life, i served my country like most people my age, but on 9/11 there were no blacks, whites, republicans, and on 9/11 we hung together. right now i'm quite sure that 75% of the people would like to see this investigation go through. this is our country. i've voted both ways. right now i'm totally ashamed of what's going on with the republicans. host: when it comes to the committee, why do you support it? what do you think it will accomplish? caller: just pulling it out in the light. -- bring it out in the light. i know a lot of republicans are afraid of mr. trump. we are a laughing stock right now. and it's got to be stopped. i've said my say. my god, america, wake up. host: rick in ohio opposes this effort. you are next. caller: when i was growing up in the 50's the 1% had maybe 2% of the wealth, today the 1% has 70% of the wealth. that's called fascism, we went from capitalism to fascism. when you look at what happened on the sixth, you had militias, militias that were backed by not only biden but by facebook. this story gets interesting. biden, schumer, pelosi, harris, they are all pa

they were looking for republicans, white people, everybody. so i think it's in his collective interest as well as his country's interest, for republicans to participate. now, he doesn't have to put those republicans who demonstrated that they don't have sound judgment on the committee. and that's why i support in this legislation that speaker pelosi has ultimate decision-making authority as to what individuals will sit on this select committee. >> and as you say, they didn't come looking for just democrats or people of color on january 6th. in fact, according to reports that i am sure your committee -- or your panel will come back to evidence to substantiate it, but according to reports and videos, they were threatening the life of the republican vice president on january 6th. >> absolutely. you know, this is some -- a moment in time that this select committee has to investigate all the facts and circumstances around january 6th. what we have to do is see what systems failed. we want to know why the military didn't respond in quicker time. we w

jillian: this is interesting because the white house is trying to say republicans are trying to defundsomething to say about that. >> the washington post gave that claim three pinocchios, the white house said republicans are the ones who want to defund the police because they did not support the coronavirus relief bill that could have been allocated locally to police department, the washington post fact checker gave that claim three pinocchios saying going strictly by the bill's text lawmakers had no guarantee that police would get a slice of the pie, voting against a 1-time infusion of cash is not the same as voting to cut funding so there's little basis to claim that republicans are trying to defund the police so the washington post fact checkers confirming what we all already knew. >> get your beer, get your wings, set your dvr to lifetime for the mason movie. >> lifetime just released a trailer for the movie called harry and megan escaping the palace, the drama, the intrigue, watch. >> i am a person who is strong and get things right. i can't lose you. >> i can't lose you. >> there

inflation has become a political liability for the white house. republicanslocked debate on the presidents and for structure package. -- infrastructure package. >> the experts including wall street are suggesting that it's highly unlikely that it will be long-term inflation that will get out of hand. there will be near term inflation because everything is now trying to be picked back up. annabelle: china's -- is bracing for more heavy rains a day after a day lose sparks the evacuation of 100s of the 5000 people and left -- 100 city 5000 people. -- 165,000 people. cars swept away. eight months of rain is said to have fallen in 24 hours. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani: thank you so much. coming up, the impact on fx from delta uncertainty. get into how markets are watching the u.k.'s reopening and the rise of case counts throughout the world. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ dani: welcome back. i'm dani burger in london. let's look at the pandemic where uncert

republicans negotiating -- jen: the president? i don't have any call to read out. i can tell you our team, senior white house officials, have been in close contact with democrats and republicans. members and their offices. and whenever it warrants, the president's always happy to pick up the phone. reporter: on the guantanamo bay announcement, senior officials said 10 of the remaining detainees are eligible for repatriation. any sense of the targeted timelines for transferring them? is there a broader goal for this administration of closing guatemala bay? jen: our goal is to close guatemala bay. i can tell you that there's -- i think you know some of this. for others following it, there are 39 detainees remaining at guatemala bay. 10 are eligible for transfer. 17 for a periodic review board. 10 involved in the military commission's process. and two detainees have been convicted. this individual who we transfer of the department depeevens, had started moving through the process during the obama-biden administration and was on pause for some period of time over the last four years. i don't have a timelin

sources tell cnn that republicans are rejecting the latest offer from the white house and democrats sayingssues that had been settled. at last week's cnn town hall, president biden gave today's date as his goal to get a deal done but we're told negotiators are still at work and talks are in a precarious place. >> the white house says republicans reneged on a deal for water funding. senator mitt romney called that laughable. where are we here? >> not in a good place for people who want a deal. it's more likely that a deal will collapse than come together at this point because there are just a number of major issues that are just not resolved at this point. they are running up against the summer recess. running up against the point which democratic leaders are weighing whether to go it alone or if there's a bipartisan approach that they can get a deal on. they have to make the decisions in next few days. they are not there yet opn a hot of key issues. there's disagreements about how the broadband provision should work. all along the line there's a whole host of differences between the two si

this week the white house has been pushing the narrative republicans are in support of defunding the police, not democrats, something the media has also jumped on board with. one headline from the washington post reading, quote, even the swan is more pro-police in these, the outfit has been changed to republicans have a new strategy, blue lives matter. got to change the headline. >> happy tuesday to you. it is completely incorrect. >> senator ted cruz says the american people aren't fooled by the media spin being used to deflect from the administration's failing policies. >> it has been dramatic how quickly president biden and kamala harris lurched to the left. they made the decision to hand control of the democratic party to the radical extreme so the policy agenda is being driven by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and aoc was when the radicals who advocate abolishing the police become two of the senior officials in the biden department of justice that shows they have given in to the crazy left to create a border crisis that puts us on a path to have to million people cross ille

ainsley: look at this, president biden hits the road to address voting rights and white house claims republicans election reform. >> the battle of the ballot intensifies. >> reporter: we expect president biden to lay out how he will fight the republican-led state election laws. the white house gop efforts, the worse challenge to our democracy since the civil war. >> to layout the moral case for how this is a form of suppression and silencing. >> fighting the gop bills went up hill battle for congress and the department of justice. already republicans have been able to stop federal funding reform bills and the doj has already announced it will sue georgia over its new laws voting reform will be a mostly state-level issue. last night texas dems the state capital to dc on a private jet to break the legislature's special session core meaning they can't hold votes without more members present. democrats say the republican voting. voter suppression but lawmakers are prepared to remain outside state lines for the duration of the special session which could ago for weeks because texas law allows lawmake

they tend to be white, leaning republican, and younger.ut there is also a concern about minority groups being able to have access, equitable access , and getting the correct information to them. host: when it comes to the efforts announced by the administration yesterday, can you elaborate on the door to door part of it? host: -- guest: what he outlined, it is really focusing on getting it to communities. if you want to focus on the pharmacy and the family physician use of this, these are trusted messengers in the community. i know there was a hearing recently on capitol hill where witnesses were talking about the roles physicians play for people and how they are vaccine ambassadors. so i think it is going to be a really key piece of this, where people are comfortable. whereas mass vaccination sites are not probably the typical place where people get their vaccines. so i think that is kind of part of the door-to-door strategy. when i spoke to lawmakers on capitol hill, that is where they have their role at this point. these communities tak

that's a radical activist group that encourages to, quote, "disrupt whiteness." republicannda has no place in the classroom. >> i do not stand for this thought process that the country is irreparably racist and that white people are irreparably racist and there's nothing they can never do accept become antiracist. it's not going to help our country become more perfect union which we frankly already are, people would stop demonizing our past. let's learn about our past. >> bill: from the center of urban renewal and education, how are you doing? in morning to you, nice to see you today. here's the statement from the department of education, really the only reaction we've gotten so far. "the department does not endorse these recognitions nor do they reflect our policy positions. it was an error in a lengthy document to include the citation." an error, okay. if that's the case, what now, what's next? >> the crumbs out all of your face, your hand is still in the dark, but you haven't been eatig the cookies. of course they're not going , going todeny that they are trg a country i

and they are white, rural republican and their concerns are ideological. it is unhelpful in states like missouri and arkansas where we're anticipating significant challenges for their leaders to get outer that. whereas you look at west virginia and they looked at the people and said if you are not vaccinated are you part of the problem. that's the kind of leadership that defies partisan politics and we need to see that. >> i appreciate your time. now that clip we showed ah moyou a moment ago comes as they kick off a republican conference. the former president still controls the agenda. >>> there's breaking news out of haiti. the country is asking for u.s. troops to help protect vital infrastructure as chaos overwhelms haiti. live report when we continue. (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands and feet started throwing me off at work... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about a

negotiation between the white house and republicans. after the vote, a group of senators from both parties held a news conference and the capital. -- capitol. >> the student sitting in the back of the room please come to the front row. >> all right. thank you all for joining us for another later evening. we will go back to do further discussions on infrastructure tonight at our officers because we want to be sure to get the final text prepared and out but tonight is also a time to pay tribute to mike collins behind me who have put together something truly extraordinary. which is a $550 billion, much needed contribution to our nathan's infrastructure that share nations infrastructure. it happened from the center out. at a time when washington seems broken, they came together. at a time when washington seems broken, this group of members behind me took -- came together, along with others, and decided to do something great for our country. every american believes roads and bridges, ports and waterways, even digital infrastructure needs to

>>> good evening we begin this hour with special eight edition of 360 the decision by top white house republican to abandon his position on the investigation on the capitol attack kevin mccarthy pulling five after pelosi vetoed two of his choices, banks and jordan, both january 6th deniers. at cnn town hall in cincinnati president biden was asked about the blowup, he didn't get into specifics but did say this -- >> i don't care if you think i'm satan reincarnated, the fact is, you can't look at that television and say nothing happened on the 6th. you can't listen to people who say this was a peaceful march. >> well, in a moment we're going to have exclusive new audio of the former president talking about the insurrection saying this about the people who listen to him speak then storm the capitol, quoting him now, what i wanted is what they wanted. that's coming up again. here's what congressmember mccarthy had to say. >> house democrats must answer this question, why are you allowing a lame duck speaker to destroy this institution? this is the people's house. not pelosi's. >> we should point out

republican taking it to an autocracy. they don't want democracy. in every move they make, they're looking towards a dictatorship. you're supposed to love the constitution, not the man that's in the white house. regardless of whose. -- of who he is. we are the united states of america. not the republican, not the democrat, but the united states of america. people have to wake up or we're going to end up like they are in russia or north korea. you know, loving the man, not the rule of law. host: going to go to the republican line. earl's next in amory, wisconsin. caller: yes, i have questions on it i think jim jordan can answer. there are there were four buses that pulled up in front of the capitol ahead of the group that came from trump's rally. they got in there somehow and we don't see any videos on it. we want the videos shown to us public so we can understand what's going on. host: also on the republican line, jason, maryland. caller: i want to out that you -- to point out that you are never going to get to the truth until you get kevin mccarthy and nancy pelosi both under oath. i mean, that's the bottom line. jim jordan, jim banks, it does not matter if they are on the committee.