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Throughout washington, d.c. our hospitals themselves -- the inpatient wards -- seem to be maintaining. the emergency departments are being flooded with mostly mildly symptomatic patients who are coming in to get tested. and its part of that shortfall of national testing thats occurring. and its all falling on the emergency department. and all of our problems are compounded by the fact that while, um, many of us were able to -- to stay safe from getting the delta virus and the previous variants t...

0 democracy. and the truth about the great shoplifting freak out of 2020. one state now proposing a bounty for parents who find banned books in school. when all in, starts right now. good evening from new york. im chris hayes. thats we are about to enter a new year. the third calendar year of the pandemic. take a look at this map. put out by the centers of disease control and prevention. it shows the level of community transmission of covid in america right now. laughing at sort of a joke. its a...

Maybe going back to remote learning. how do we solve a supply chain crisis or inflation problem when businesses cant plan for the next week let alone the next month? this will keep going on as long as we have the policy conditions. >> jackie: look at how the administration and the democrats are spending their build back better bill. sort of makes sense, brian. you and i have had the conversations before. the long they are pandemic goes, the more mandates you have, the more lockdowns you have, th...

Vaccinated. i have natural immunity. im not getting vaccinated. my doctors tell me i dont need to get vaccinated. yet some nut on a plane will scream at me because i might not be vaccinated? i cant go on a cruise because im not vaccinated? makes zero scientific sense. i think the cruise industry has painted themselves in this corner and they better figure out how to get out of it. the entire travel industry will continue if get hammered. >> jackie: i hear you. they have taken a big hit and it wi...

Alwa s to shut it all down again. you always have _ to shut it all down again. you always have to _ to shut it all down again. gm. always have to understand that those sectors have had a real tough time, just being body blow after body blow. but there is an economic side of that and you look at the way the government has handled it, its been late to the party every time when its introduced restrictions. in what has happened? we have ended up with really long lockdowns and the economic impact fro...

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This is the case where i think when someone says that it kind of makes sense to me. i dont know. >> in this old section of the cemetery many notable citizens were laid to rest. >> jefferson davis. grand master of the klan. this monument was erected and dedicated october 7, 2000. this is the way they describe this man. this monument stands as a testament of our perpetual devotion and respect. one of the souths finest heroes. up next, the southern history thats not told in these monuments, the h...

The holiday scene at the White House has been a little less merry under under COVID-19's shadow.

Somehow hasnt gone to jail. jesse smollett faked a crime. she in jail. steve bannon is responsible for turning around this country and turning it into a reality tv show this man has won the year. none of us are better off for it. that unfortunately is the state of marine makes in 2021. >> its interesting. because you are absolutely right. this is a guy who has basically got four shirts and none of them fit. none of them i think he laundered. he literally looks like a who hobo. hes mangled to own...

Madrid: Cristina Vazquez, a Roma teen who grew up in a Madrid shantytown, never imagined herself playing the violin.But today she is first violinist in an inventive orchestra bringing together two dozen other disadvantaged youths, using instruments made from recycled materials.Her violin is made from colourful soda cans, while a string bass has a skateboard...