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tonight on the readout tonight on the readout and we fight like hell, and if you do not fight like hell you're not gonna have a country anymore. we are going to walk down pennsylvania avenue, i love pennsylvania avenue. and we are going to the capitol. >> a judge ruling about those comments from donald trump, which seemed to open up the possibility of lawsuits against the former president by victims of the january six insurrection. meanwhile, transcripts just released from the january six committee, revealing a whole lot of trump insiders with convenient memory lapses. also tonight, ...

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This year, electing democrats who campaigned on preserving it. those democrats are now working to ensure that citizens, meaning all citizens, can participate in a democratic process. by allowing every eligible voter to vote. but for the first time in a while, democrats have a governors and legislators to help back decision. take minnesota, for example, where democrats are in charge of both chambers for the first time in eight years. where governor tim walt is asking his democrats to think big about voting issues. while democrats control the state senate for the first time in nearly 40 years wh...

Back better does. she called out senator joe manchin of west virginia yesterday, he is still open to participating in the negotiations but he cautioned democrats to be quote realistic. joining us now, a lot of news today, co-founder of punch bowl news, joe, let's start with that post skript by progressives to get build back better on the stable and back on track again and do you think they could get senator manchin it agree it a scaled back decision, before the state of the union, given how long it has take son far, that sounds like a tight timetable. >> i don't think that joe manchin cares ab...

(Photo : Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images) A podium with the logo for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at the Tom Harkin Global Communications Center. Frontline essential workers and people over the age of 75 should be next in line to receive a dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, a U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory panel said on Sunday. CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted 13 to 1 recommending 30 million frontline essential workers and the said age group. In all, around 51 million people will get the next round of vaccines, said a Reuters repo...