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The Faulkner Focus

full effect talking about how america is in decline. that invites opportunities for them to take action economically and militarily against the united states. >> john: i want to bring you to this issue. president biden's reported pick for the new centers for disease control director already is in hot water. video resurfacing of mandy cohen laughing how state officials collaborated while serving as north carolina's health secretary. >> probably the person i called the most was the secretary of health and human services in massachusetts. she was like are you going to let them from professional football and we're like nope. okay, neither are we, neither are we. so, you know, conversations like that. so -- or i would be so when are you going to think about lightening up and they're like next monday. okay, next monday. >> cohen embodies the worse of of pandemic policy.

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The Lead With Jake Tapper

welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. this hour, the florida department of education rejected dozens of social studies textbooks. why mentions of the national anthem and george floyd got removed and what they were replaced with. plus, a groundbreaking vote, women in the united states one step closer to having access to birth control pills without needing a prescription. this would be for first time ever. what needs to happen next to make this a reality? and leading this hour, there is just one day left until title 42, the trump-era pandemic policy, expires. title 42 introduced by trump adopted by biden allows border officials as of right now to expel nearly all migrants without giving them a chance to seek asylum using the pandemic as an excuse. but today homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas reminded folks it is about to expire tomorrow and in a stern warning for the thousandses, tens of thousands of migrants

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Jose Diaz-Balart Reports

ready for this date that everyone has been an ticipating for a long period of time. we don't know the administration's plan is for what happens if all their detention capacity is maxed out. we don't know how they're going to handle migrant family groups that have been such a challenge for u.s. customs and border protection over the past decade. we don't know what the status is of their cooperation with mexico on returning nonmexicans as they have been able to do under this title 42 pandemic policy that as you know is going to expire on may 11th by the administration's choosing. >> and so, nick what do we know about how many people are waiting in mexico or even on the border there, for their chance to come to the united states to request asylum >> sure. well, it is interesting, you know, the top border official troy miller today, sorry, this

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CNN News Central

testing on the capitol floor. the move was met with large protests and this morning, very fluid and dangerous situation in the middle east. israel retaliates after a major rocket attack from lebanon. at least two women have been killed. in a shooting in the west bank following a series of israeli strikes on lebanon and gaza. the israeli defense force has now mobilized its reserve forces. we are following all these major developments. john alright, sarah starting this week, millions of people on medicaid could begin losing coverage of pandemic policy that helped 15 million people. has expired. people in arizona, south dakota, arkansas, idaho and new hampshire will be the first affected, they can become losing coverage this month now expired policy banned states from kicking anyone off medicaid even if they no longer qualified, so st stop checking eligibility as a result last year, only 8% of americans were uninsured. that's the lowest rate. there's ever

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Inside Decorated Career of Victoria Rubadiri's Younger Sister

Unknown to many, Rubadiri's younger sister, Mabel Rubadiri is equally rising to the occasion in building her legacy in the public affairs industry.

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Justin Hart: The Cochrane Mask Study, Failed COVID Predictions, and Fallout From 'Useless' Pandemic Policy

“When we saw their statistics and their projections, and the needs that they projected in the States, and ...

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LIVE NOW: South Dakota Gov. Noem Discusses COVID-19 Pandemic Policy at Cato Institute

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem talks about COVID-19 pandemic policy at 11:00 a.m. ET on Feb. 16 at ...

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Supreme Court cancels oral arguments in Title 42 case after DOJ said case was moot

The Supreme Court canceled March 1 oral arguments in a case challenging the Title 42 emergency policy soon after the Justice Department said the case would soon become moot.

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Early Start With Christine Romans

figured out title 42, that trump era pandemic policy that allowed officials at the policy to expel migrants more quickly during the pandemic. that is stalled in the court. but the reality here for the president, christine, is that the border continues to become a political liability for this white house, and that's why you've kind of seen this surge of attention from the white house, not only that executive action that you've just described but of course a visit to el paso by the president on sunday, something that he has not yet done as president. so this is really a momentous occasion for him as he is kind of going to mexico in the next few days. now of course this executive action that he is taking is kind of walking a tight rope. it is expanding migration by 30,000 people from those key areas. cuba, venezuela, other areas per month. it is also promising more consequences for those who try to circumvent the -- circumvent the rules that he's putting in

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The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer

been saying for a while that they support title 42 going away, nobody at the white house is say thing is not a complicated problem. as much as this is a humanitarian issue, it has also been a very serious political challenge for this white house and for democrats as well. and i'll tell you, it's been clear that the criticism and some of the concerns that have been pouring in at these images from the border have come from republicans, and fellow democrats, as well. >> m.j. lee at the white house, thank you very much. the u.s. supreme court's order will have major implications for the migrant crisis on the southern border of the united states, where tens of thousands have gathered in hopes the trump era pandemic policy would be lifted. as rosa flores reports, many on both sides of the border say they're confused and concerned about this ruling.d brenda has no shoes be on the cold

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