to socially distance but recognize that they need to point forward with the vaccines coming online, numbers dropping and less deaths. the president will talk about that. emphasis most certainly on what he s about to sign in a few minutes. keep an eye on, also, the administration launching into a blitz to sell and message this proposal. importance in their minds what this $1.9 trillion brings to the table. the president they announced yesterday will make a trip to pennsylvania tuesday and next week the president and vice president will be heading to georgia as part of the effort to talk about this profeposal. why does it matter? georgia and the two democrat whose hailed from that state because of runoffs, $ 1.9 trillion wouldn t have been possible. because of this, the president is able to sign his cornerstone proposal. phil mattingly, thank you. covering the white house for us. it is remarkable for president biden to be signing such a sweeping piece of legislation just seve
this, as president biden s nearly $2 trillion relief bill is nearing final passage. the final vote now expected wednesday. the president plans to air his first prime time address to the nation one day later, marking a year since the coronavirus shutdown in this country. we re also getting new reaction to that bombshell interview by harry and meghan. we ll go to the uk where it just finished airing. the couple raising serious concerns of racism and neglect by the royal family. let start with nick watt. the new guidance for the cdc for vaccinated americans was highly anticipated. break it all down for us. well, wolf, let s start with the definition of fully vaccinated. the cdc says that means it s two weeks after you have had your second dose or your only dose if it s johnson & johnson. and the headline, for now, being fully vaccinated does not mean that you can dance bare faced through the streets. you can visit your grandparents if you have been vaccinated and they have
he said i don t have the answer to that and that is not a dodge, that is actually a really good window into a very tenuous moment. for the cornerstone proposal of president biden s domestic agenda. the white house has counterarguments to all thee issues on the cbo report, making clear the president wants to pay for them so that would add some fiscal responsibility to things. on inflation, they believe over the long-term, because the build back better plan is paid for as currently written, and it would expand productivity, that over the long-term, it would take inflationary pressures down to some degree as well. but the problem here that they have faced and i think you have seen them make these arguments over the course the last couple days repeatedly getting out in front of the cpi report. knowing the numbers were going to be extraordinarily high. is that they have been making these arguments now for several months, both publicly but i think more importantly, erin, privately. so senato