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Matters of interest to sudi and uae, including a veto of congress's attempt to end u.s. involvement in the hideous, brutal, bloody civil war in yemen, which uae and saudi were fighting for years and years. so there are huge geopolitical issues at stake in these relationships. >> yeah, that's a great point. half of the vetoes were vetoes that the saudis and the emiratees were desperate to secure. michelle goldberg, it is always great to talk to you. thanks so much. >> thank you. last night we told you that tennessee officials voted to remove the bust of a kkk leader from the state's capital. ...

>> people think they will be harassed and this is not our intent at all. >> reporter: their intent, they say, is to save lives and set a good example. there's an election here in march. by then the town's two police officers will likely be enforcing a new seatbelt ordinance. after then, there might be a new city council. >> now, doesn't all of that sound familiar? i feel like i have heard that same interview but about masks and vaccines, maybe even in the state of michigan. how dare you tell me what to do? the month after that report in march 1984, richland village voted the seatbelt ordinance...

Qatar. i'm wondering what the reaction is in that country and whether you as a big fan, whether you believe there is any possibility that some people are talking about now the world cup made be moved to england in 2022. >> it is certainly something very different, the former captain and star player of the french national team who became a big fish in europe football. he has been arrested for questioning about the awarding to this tiny gulf state of the next world cup. it was controversial from the very minute that it was announced. you'll remember, joe, that both russia and qatar were awarded ...

They could just kind of sit back and let the biden administration handle the vaccination push and flirt with the anti-vaccine sentiments in their political base are now trying to get another outbreak under control. let's be clear. outbreaks are bad for their states. they're bad for any state, republican or democrat. they're bad for people, of course, who get sick and die. they are bad for hospitals that get overrun and stretched to a breaking point, and they're bad for business. i mean we've seen this time and time again. when a covid outbreak gets bad, no matter what government policy is even...