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By australia's immigration minister. so, saga there continues, brian, over to you. >> brian: down under, they can't get it right. thanks so much, carley. meanwhile, talk about this. some of the strictest covid measures in north america. canadian government tight lockdowns in quebec including curfew surging covid. begging residents to get vaccinated may have found a working strategy quadrupled now that the vaccine will be required to buy pot or alcohol. here to react varney and company's own stuart varney. stuart, instead of getting 1500 shots a day they are getting 6,000 per day because people...

Introduction Ireland's Department of Trade, Enterprise and Employment (" Department") recently published a strategy paper outlining its vision for remote working entitled "Making Remote Work - National Remote Work Strategy" (" Remote Working Strategy"). The Remote Working Strategy confirms the Government's intention to legislate for employees to have a right to request remote working. While recognising the many benefits of remote working where appropriate, the Remote Working Strategy outlines in some detail the negative consequences of remote working, including its potential impact on product...

>> it's all of the above. i don't see strategy here initially. it's since become something of an effort to bran the democratic party as the party of these four representatives. and i do think that works for him to an extent. when you mobilize these kind of sentiments. these racial and obnoxious sentiments. it doesn't help him. in 2016 when he'd delve into these waters, we have data to suggest that it was a turnoff to the voters that he needed. the last several days of the campaign, last two weeks of the campaign, he kind of quieted down. i think that helped him quite a bit. what he's done here...

As we're looking at the competent 'tis challenges, every vote counts. >> alex? >> after you give nicole a high-five for registers that many voters, major props to her. joining me now, anna maria cox, and john harwood, with a welcome to both of you. regarding your latest article, you say that -- talk about both of them and whether or not it's a working strategy. >> well, you've got, alex, a republican coalition that is dependent for votes on working-class whites, more than they have been in the past, and is dependent on money to pay for their campaigns on affluent people who care about an

>> reporter: it's quite the opposite. the president thinks he has a working strategy and thinks he has nothing to do with anything that has happened over the last few days and he wants to make that cheer. that's why he's going after the media and renews those attacks on the media. he's been talking to aides and he thinks his strategy of saying it's the media that's dividing the country that is working. he thinks that's a winning strategy so far. he plans on sticking with that. now, a lot of those aides and allies he's been talking to are agreeing with him. they think he's unfairly covered by t...