infrastructure. the president says he wants a bipartisan plan. question is, how does he get around the battle lines that have already been drawn? and new york state lawmakers open an impeachment inquiry into governor andrew cuomo. the question is, what s next for the governor, now that more members of his own party are turning against him? it s way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that s jealous of all you in arizona, which doesn t mark daylight saving time. you do not have to spring forward this weekend. i am kasie hunt on this friday, march 12th. we ll start with the news. president biden delivered his first prime time address last night, and he identified two key dates in the battle against the coronavirus. he directed states to make sure all adults are eligible for the vaccine by may 1st. and if all goes well, he says it s possible that small groups could begin gathering again on the fourth of july. i promise i will do eve
again dodging the media while signing his nearly $2 trillion stimulus bill into law. it s been 50 days and he hasn t held a solo news conference. the president is set to deliver a prime time address on the pandemic tonight but it will be in a controlled environment when he can hide behind his teleprompter and want to have to answer any tough questions from reporters. while biden is silent, democrats are saying this. we are about to pass the most historic, progressive bill in american history. it s passing today. i think i can safely say, and i have said this to my colleagues in the house on the democratic side, this is the most consequential legislation any of us will ever be a party to. jesse: republican senator john kennedy sees things a little differently and is summing it up this way. president biden says it s a coronavirus bill, and my response is, right, and the stripper really likes you. i said the other day, the calling this a coronavirus bill is like calling