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monday yesterday. take a look at these numbers. big time. 1474 flights canceled over 7,000 delays across the system. good news? that, from dr. fauci, who says the mask mandate stays but he is not yet supporting a vaccine mandate to fly. listen. >> i did not say i support mandates on domestic flights. i said that is something that is on the table for consideration. i didn't say i support it or didn't support it. >> the positive news continues with the news from the cdc that, you know, airline employees were testing positive for covid. they weren't symptomatic had to stay out of work 10 days now just five days. take a look at the new guidelines. covid positive test five days and mask for five. boosted and exposed don't need
the only exception is houston, new york, chicago, detroit, philly, baltimore, la, memphis, washington, new orleans. why is that happening? >> black people are just like white people, we are all americans and we care about the quality of life, we care about our children and schools and safety and we may remember 84% of black people did not support defunding the police, people pushing those crazy ideas, crt on americans, those people don't represent any of us. not representing blacks and diversity, pushing an agenda that is harmful to our nation. we have the red states and i think once democrats are out of power they will be out of power for a long time because people have had a taste of freedom and many blacks who didn't support donald trump who are now saying
covid relief package which offered a lot of stimulus to the economy and helped people. they have a lot of job creation, unemployment at a very low place, the stock market did better in biden's first year than in trump's first year. that's been overshadowed by the problems people are feeling, particularly the last few weeks and months with the arrival of omicron and the continuing inflation which is eating away at a lot of people's take home pay. i think that he's had a hard time getting a handle on those things and i think the legislative failures over the last few weeks have done a lot to sour the mood as well. he's not losing support among republicans who didn't support him to begin with. he's losing support among his own supporters, democrats and independents who normally vote for democrats because they're frustrated and feel like he ought to be getting things through congress and not able to. he has a narrow margin. >> i'm going to back you up on what you said because the polling out today, it's new that
against civilians or a fake or even real attack using chemical weapons. what we saw in luhansk, does this fit the m.o. of what could be that false flag? >> yeah, absolutely. i think the administration, secretary blinken and even president biden in his speech are calling out putin's game. it's a game he's been playing for a long time. he played it before when he went into crimea, when they went into eastern ukraine and georgia, moldova, and other places, and so i think that's good for them. what we're seeing today, it's just really hard to say, because in a situation like this, a crisis situation like this, there's russian troops, there's separatists, there's others. someone could launch off an attack or like we saw against the kindergarten, we don't know if the kremlin supported it or didn't support that and it's very easy for people to miscalculate, but that's exactly the kind of thing the russians could do and i really think secretary blinken did a good job to let the public and the
in the middle of europe, an authoritarian, brutal nuclear power would simply cross the border and attack an independent country. so, unfortunately, we don't have any other way to defend our country. but as we say in ukraine, if the russians. will stop shooting, this war will end. if ukrainians will stop shooting, we will lose our country. so we are defending our country. now president biden is going to speak to president xi tomorrow. do you want china to use its influence with russia to try and bring this war to an end? i think all 141 countries that condemned russia's invasion in this war but also everyone who didn't support or stayed neutral, should do everything possible in order to stop this war. this war is not only about ukraine,
of ukrainians. there are thousands of them and highly trained ukrainian military backed by the best tank killing machines in the world that we provided them. russia approaches a meat grinder and they know it and they're scared. >> so what would be the, you know, the case for doing it? it does seem to me that they've faced, you know, a very determined population. we made it clear we don't want them there. we face it in iraq. iraq had a government people didn't support. so they weren't fighting for the government. there is nobody fighting for the government. in this case, they are going to fight for that government. they are going to fight for each other. it seems to me -- i guess i keep saying this, it doesn't seem sane to take the city but they are determined to do it. what would be the case for trying? >> they will attempt it. they don't have to take the same -- they aren't trying to get everything out like we did in fallujah. the iraqi government wanted
getting criticism for saying there is no better solution, this get solved at the state level. just an hour ago the president tweeted, "my administration has the back of every governor fighting covid-19 in their state. last week i rolled out a federal plan to tackle omicron by adding vaccination and booster capacity, hospital equipment, staff, and more. we are going to get through this by working together." a major part of the administration strategies vaccines. the president is again pushing those who don't have the vaccine to get one. one way to boost those totals, a mandate for domestic air travel. dr. anthony fauci said the white house is considering a range of proposals. >> i did not say i support mandates on domestic flights. i said that is something that is on the table for consideration. i did not say i support it or didn't support it. i was asked, is this something
dr. marc siegel on the cdc cutting quarantine time in half. let's go to rich edson who is live following the president in delaware. hi, rich. >> good morning. the president's first full day this week in delaware having some down time along the delaware shore. before leaving the white house yesterday the president met virtually with a number of the nation's governors, bipartisan group. he again pushed the unvaccinated to get their shots, to stay out of the hospital, that's also the message from dr. anthony fauci who had to clarify last night whether the administration is considering a vaccine mandate for domestic air travel. >> i did not say i support mandates on domestic flights. i said that is something that is on the table for consideration. i didn't say i support it or didn't support it. i was asked is this something that is being considered?
his add vo casey for people traveling on airlines. he said yesterday i didn't say that. >> i didn't say i support mandates on domestic flights. i said that is something that is on the table for consideration. i didn't say i support it or didn't support it. >> the other good news comes from the cdc and all the long lines, delays and the rest, a lot of it driven by the fact that airport workers are testing positive for covid and then had to be in quarantine for 10 days. now the cdc says you only have to quarantine for five days with masks for another five days. and if you are exposed and boosted you don't need to go into quarantine. cdc explaining that. i spoke to the cdc director who said there is a mechanism by which we can keep society functioning while following the science. flight attendants unions
to pick, or indicated that's what he might think. that's a big change. what he said yesterday really it is an important thematic difference from what he was saying out loud in 2018. >> well, women's health groups, feminist groups knew when kavanaugh was being confirmed that he didn't support roe v. wade, that he would be a conservative vote against abortion. none of us are fortune tellers. none of us can tell how a justice is going to vote in the future. but they were screaming about the no, ma'am nation. we knew he would be a vote against roe. susan collins knew he would be against roe. everybody knew what he was saying about press department was a bit of a weasel dodge. he was saying, all right, well, i care about precedence. he can say that and then also as a judge decide in this particular case he doesn't believe they are as strong as other arguments, which is