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To wear a mask after she told him she had a serious medical condition. he reportedly said, sometimes i try to reason with unreasonable people for fun. wow. were back with eddie glaude and betsy woodruff swan. its all connected, this politics of meanness that president obama is talking about, neil trying to chime in on the side of science and civility and respect. >> i cannot stress this enough. this is not about left or right. this is not about whos conservative or liberal. take the political sp...

Taking care of ourselves is really important. mike: to your world-class colleague neil cavuto is immune-compromised and he made the passionate plea today. >> we lost nearly 800,000 in the u.s., take the political speaking points and toss them for now. im begging you, toss them. think of whats good not only for yourself but those around you. mike: leslie, your thoughts? >> leslie: neil is absolutely right. there shouldnt be political. you know, seat belts, okay, that aside, polio, no, we dont. sm...

Countries and of course, we hope that the g7 will reach a billion doses. we can now speak to doctor david nabarro who is the special envoy on covid—19 at the world health organization. thank you for being with us. i think the world health organization has said the world needs 11 billion vaccine doses to cover about 70% of the global population. so some campaigners are saying these promises from boris johnson campaigners are saying these promises from borisjohnson and jobe biden are reallyjust ...

Change the speaking points for republicans. they didnt claim that this proceeding was un-constitutional. they just dont believe its been run fairly. do you think this knocks the wind out of a lot of the arguments that republicans have been making that this is not a legitimate inquiry? >> martin, i dont think so. look, this was to be expected to be honest. this was an obama appointed judge that made a ruling many people anticipated this was how it was going to come out. it is not going to change ...

Police on high alert. back here in the u.s. -- vice president mike pence hitting the road to pitch the republicans plan to overhaul the affordable care act. a crucial sales job of opposition within the party is threatening to derail one of the presidents biggest campaign promises. >> just a few hours from now, the vice president will speak with leaders in louisville, kentucky. hes larrying with mike bevan, a man who isnt fully behind the plan. ahead, the speaking points and plan to keep the bi...

You know none of it and i know none of it. >> one way we would know if the hillary clinton had turned over the evidence originally and had not destroyed it. huma abedin has 650,000 e-mails. >> thats not true. not true. huma abedin does not have 650,000 e-mails. >> well, thats the number -- >> some of that could be -- >> robert, youre just -- thats just not accurate. >> lets get back to this congressional hearing. jim sensenbrenner asked him, he said, since you closed the case, there has been som...

Critical point over the deadline sources tell cnn todays talks did hit a snag when iran refused to budge on sticking points but a short time later talks were back on appointment when they had an excellent meeting with the french and german counterparts. we are joined live in switzerland where the talks are taking place. earlier this morning, i was reading it looked dire, and now really things seemed to have turned a corner. is that right? >> reporter: well, poppy, were reaching the end game here...

>> senator, you said that two days before that, director petraeus said it was terrorism. why didnt ambassador rice call it terrorism two days later? >> because she could speak publicly only on unclassified speaking points. i have some concern with those speaking points. but let me correct one thing. >> right. but what are the concerns and why speak at all? in other words, why was there a reference to it being a terrorist attack taken out of the public talking points? >> that is something that we...

And that people were crying out for her security and that those decisions were not made to protect those people as they should have been. to me that actually is almost the more troubling thing about the entire episode. >> crying out at the embassy, here is part of that exchange with senator diane feinstein yesterday. >> we have a transcript of that meeting on that day. and petraeus were clearly said that it was a terrorist attack. and outlined who he thought might be involved in it. so -- >> thi...

Comment on our reporting. >>shepard: is the ahead of the senate intelligence community is ripping the head of intelligence for this country. >>reporter: this could be extremely significant. in a rare interview with the cbs station in san francisco, senator feinstein, the head of f the senate intelligence community leaves the blame with the nations top intelligence officer and called imout by name in the interview. >> general clapper put out some speaking points on the initial intelligence assess...