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For them and pakistan to open the border to refugees and how do you have in-country visa processing from the unhdr. it says nobody can do anything because you have to be in another country to apply for them. so i always believe the united states has options and i think that we can exercise them. >> bill: a lot what the last 20 years was about. thank you both. a couple those here. thinking that the strategy here is to draw the taliban out as congressman waltz referred to. you can do that with air...

He contradicted himself time and time again, so i would prefer they take the case, but they didnt. >> laura: there is probably another set of facts that will end up at the court and another challenge that will end up onto the cold court consideration. congressman, good to see you. thank you. why should we ever, frankly, trust the cdc again? in moments my mini angle will dismantle the recent lies and expose the media that is essentially parroting bad science day after day. stay there.

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Cover dental and hearing and vision services. they voted no. but heres the catch. we were allowed to go forward with it because the senate rules say that when theres a budget-related thing, you can pass things with a majority 51 senator vote the way democracy is supposed to work. and if you can do it for a budget-related thing, for god sakes, you should be able to do it to get a majority to protect our democracy. and so that should be the lesson that came out of last night. >> so i want to come ...

Going to be -- they are going to be some ups and downs. we need to make this economy work better for working families in the long run. these challenges were with us long before the pandemic and before i took office. >> laura: okay, heres the reality. unemployment peaked at 14.8% in april of 2020. economists thought it was going to stay high for a long time, but what happened? and the red states reopened the economy, causing unlimited plunge down to 3.6% in january when trump left office. under b...

Going to be -- they are going to be some ups and downs. we need to make this economy work better for working families in the long run. these challenges were with us long before the pandemic and before i took office. >> laura: okay, heres the reality. unemployment peaked at 14.8% in april of 2020. economists thought it was going to stay high for a long time, but what happened? and the red states reopened the economy, causing unlimited plunge down to 3.6% in january when trump left office. under b...

Threat now posed by the presidents son. but for us, controlling kids with fear. thats the focus of tonights angle. right before they do something really horrendous, democrats typically invoke "the children." >> that is what we are all about, the future for the children. >> if you work hard, you can do better and pass on even greater opportunities for your children. >> the people must be able to decide our countrys future, to determine your future. the future of your children. >> laura: the young...

That legislation would cut the cost of prescription drugs, they voted no, that would allow medicare to cover dental and hearing and vision services, they voted no. but heres the catch, we were allowed to go forward with it because the senate rules say that when theres a budget related thing, you can cast things with a majority, its 51 senator vote, the way democracies push to work. and if you can do it for a budget related thing, for god sakes, you should be able to do it to get a majority to pr...

We have reporters on every angle this hour. lets begin with ed lavendera live in texas where hospitals are hitting the highest levels of covid patients in six months. hi, ed. >> reporter: hey, kate. well hospitalizations well over 10,000 here in texas. those are numbers as you mentioned we havent seen since early february and some of the worst days of the pandemic. but the more troubling part is that there are just under 370 intensive care unit beds available according to the texas department of...

The pressure on the white house are escalating this hour. also tonight the fda is on the brink of authorizing covid-19 booster shots for people with weakened immune systems. and after a long, bitter battle, britney spears father says he intends to step down as the pop stars conservator. does it mean brittney will be free at last? welcome to our viewers. im jim acosta. and youre in "the situation room." wolf blitzer is off tonight. this is cnn breaking news. >> we are covering the crisis in...