$14 billion for vaccine distribution, and expanse of the child tax credit that experts say could cut child poverty in half. and the $1400 direct stimulus checks. a promise that won back the senate for the democrats. he will address the public in the next hour no doubt to champion the success of the deal. he will announce another big deal for 100 million additional new doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine. enough to vaccinate roughly one in three americans. an advisor credited a historic partnership between johnson and johnson and murk. today they will direct jeff and the health and human services to procure an additional 100 million doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine. this order allows for the president to u plan for the future and the latter part of the year. this is wartime. and as facts still emerge, it gives us maximum flexibility for our upcoming needs. we lead a histoic partnership between two rival drug companies to scale manufacturing and speed delivery.
for the execution protocol is potassium chloride. the oklahoma department of correction tells local news station, it is unclear how the potassium acetate was obtained in the first place. oklahoma s lethal injection protocols were called into question following the gruesomely botched execution of clayton lock get on april 2014 o would be seen writhing on the gurney. after the state began pumping a lethal combination of drugs into the arm of clayton locket, accused of shooting a woman and burying her alive, something went wrong. a reporter was one of the official witnesses. he began kicking his feet, lifting his head and his chest off the gurney, grimacing, and a couple of moments he mumbled. that botched execution prompted richard glossip and two other doeeath row inmates to challenge the constitutionality of the execution protocol, the drugs used at the united states supreme court, claiming the three drug cocktail used risked causing unconstitutional pain
known as potassium acetate. the drug they are meant to have for the execution protocol is potassium chloride. the oklahoma department of correction tells local news station, it is unclear how the potassium acetate was obtained in the first place. oklahoma s lethal injection protocols were called into question following the gruesomely botched execution of clayton locket on april 2014 who would be seen writhing on the gurney. after the state began pumping a lethal combination of drugs into the arm of clayton locket, accused of shooting a woman and burying her alive, something went wrong. a reporter was one of the official witnesses. he began kicking his feet, lifting his head and his chest off the gurney, grimacing, and a couple of moments he mumbled. that botched execution prompted richard glossip and two
the drug officials obtained is known as potassium acetate. the drug they are meant to have for the execution protocol is potassium chloride. the oklahoma department of correction tells local news station, it is unclear how the potassium acetate was obtained in the first place. oklahoma s lethal injection protocols were called into question following the gruesomely botched execution of clayton locket on april 2014 who would be seen writhing on the gurney. after the state began pumping a lethal combination of drugs into the arm of clayton locket, accused of shooting a woman and burying her alive, something went wrong. a reporter was one of the official witnesses. he began kicking his feet, lifting his head and his chest off the gurney, grimacing, and a couple of moments he mumbled. that botched execution prompted richard glossip and two other death row inmates to challenge the constitutionality of the execution protocol, the drugs used at the united states supreme court, claiming t
if smnl is thrashing around it might be hard to keep that mask on their face. it could be a long-time struggle. we ll see. it s law now in oklahoma. if their lethal injection protocol is struck down next week, this is what they re going for instead, somehow. and maybe there are lethal injection protocols might not work now anyway because they can t get the drugs. in which case, oklahoma law now says this nitrogen thing is what they ll do instead. firing squads hanging, electric chair, gas chamber, lethal injection, now this is the new one. if they can sort out how to keep the prisoner from ripping off the gas mask, it will probably work out fine. it might work. we ll see. who is going to be first to try it?