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Out this virus and its variants as quickly as we can so we dont end up with a variant that is immune to the vaccine. it ends up protecting us to inoculate the world as fast as possible. it also just wins a lot of friends and begins to rebuild our ability to create partnerships that are good for the country. >> that idea about building partnerships and winning friends, i listened to an interview today by president bidens national security vaeder adviser jake sullivan. he did an interview upon the...

Two countries in the world that have been making a very big deal out of the fact they are distributing their vaccines abroad are china as you mentioned and also russia, jake sullivan making a point that this will put the u.s. in the position of far outpacing, china or russia, in terms of the number of vaccine doses that we have distributed. its a higher quality vaccine than anything china or russia is distributing. he also went out of his way to point out its without strings attached. this is be...

Ransomware gangs akin to the terrorist threat of 9/11. i think thats in part what youre hearing here. at the same time, youre seeing the deputy national security advisor, the deputy attorney general, the secretary of homeland, all making a very clear statement that ransomware is a top priority for this administration. >> director clapper, the 9/11 commission report, there were failures leading up to the attacks, one of the biggest the failure of imagination. is our government failing again on th...

Department of homeland security, also a cnn national security analyst, former national intelligence director, james clapper. chris, director wray is making this parallel, likening these attacks to terror attacks. do you agree with that as asse assessment? >> well, i certainly think that its important that the fbi elevate the priority of tackling ransomware gangs akin to the terrorist threat of 9/11. i think thats in part what youre hearing here. at the same time, youre seeing the deputy national...

On a commission? i think it has been -- i cant imagine anyone voting against the establishment of a commission on the greatest assault since the civil war on the capitol. but at any rate, ice cream. >> i came for the ice cream. that was the president today, making a very on brand emergency ice cream pit stop after giving a speech on the economy in ohio. and i know the president really wanted to focus on that chocolate chip cone but the news out of d.c. today was so tense and so toxic that it tra...

The capitol. but at any rate, ice cream. >> i came for the ice cream. that was the president today, making a very on brand emergency ice cream pit stop after giving a speech on the economy in ohio. and i know the president really wanted to focus on that chocolate chip cone but the news out of d.c. today was so tense and so toxic that it trailed him all the way to that sweet little ice cream shop in ohio this afternoon. tanoh seriously, back in washington today, the senate, any moment now is expe...

The grand jurys decision at the end of the day is whether or not a person is going to get charged with a crime. whether an indictment is going to be issued, so that a defendant can face criminal trial. thats why the grand jury does. a regular grand jury, one called by state prosecutors in new york, they usually sit for about four weeks. they set for about four weeks under convened one or maybe two days per week for four weeks. and any charges that state prosecutors want to bring against anyone i...

Rural illinois. surely emphasize the fact that there was no physical evidence. they argued surely statements to the first responders, is he dead? i shot him. they were made when she was making a -- the defense also focused on a sloppy napped investigation by the police chief. jennifer, in no window and are ugly divorce and custody battle, as the one with the motive to kill stephen. they didnt directly argue if general for the -- pulled the trigger, only that there was no hard evidence. what did ...

Interference and persists in corruptly doing so. i think what donald trump is wrestling with, what we can see through that letter, is this is someone who despite all the awesome powers of the presidency, knows that it doesnt contain the power to undo history or to rewrite history. the president cant undo the language of the articles of impeachment in a tweet or in a six-page rambling letter to the speaker tonight. >> are you expecting any shenanigans tomorrow in the well of the house from your f...

Impeachment in a tweet or in a six-page rambling letter to the speaker today. >> are you expecting any shenanigans tomorrow in the well of the house from your former colleagues? >> i am. you know, typically, the rules committee shuts out any minority rights in a major matter like this, and they have done so. so, the minority will have half of the debate time. the question is, do they try to pull a stunt to take control of the narrative? and to the earlier comment, im curious. youve seen on the h...