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Its just now covid has unmasked that health disparity to show that if youre african-american, youre three times as likely to be hospitalized and at least twice as likely to die. so, we need to look at more than age. we need to look at racial factors and demographics. >> you brought up the cdc. i want to go to some new polling that shows that trust in the cdc and the information that its putting out there, as well as trust in what president biden is putting out there is going down. let me show yo...

C coopers wont return. f facebook, amazon, lyft, "the new york times," many others have pushed ahead their plans months into the future. what were hearing from managers now, be patient shall be flexible. the delay has an added benefit, john, giving managers more time to encourage or in some cases mandate vaccines. in this axios/ipsis poll, 55% of employees support vaccinations. theyre also facing labor shortages and dont want to lose anyone over mandates or pushing them back to the workforce too...

What theyre doing and trying to do because they know this will be an absolute dog fight. >> i had a democrat describe it to me as needles and checks. child tax credits, stimulus payments. if they dont get any other major accomplishments done, like youre talking about, do people still remember that in the mid term? those child tax credits will be long gone, probably long spent. we dont know what the will be in terms of the pandemic. >> its barely a week old or so? >> yeah. >> theres a new abc new...

Down the road of just supporting trump at every level to the point where were really seeing chipping away at what we know of a democracy. >> david jolly, i want you to weigh in on some of this polling. i think its astounding. poll on who to blame for the capitol riots, one in four say trump is to blame. 52%, over half say trump is not to blame at all. and that left wing protester, 73% saying this, are trying to make trump look bad. 73% say left wing protesters were trying to make trump look bad....

States is in the chair. senators are not allowed to speak. they listen. and im not sure how long it will go on. it looks to me like the house is determined to impeach the president. i cant imagine a scenario under which president trump would be removed from office, with 67 votes in the senate. so i dont know how long senators will want to continue the trial but im pretty confident at the end, it will not, impeachment will not lead to ouster. >> so lets get to some of the new polling number, the ...