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   Number 1: DAY 338: Omicron hits airlines, triggers holiday flight cancellations

   Ahead of the holiday weekend, both Delta and United were forced to cancel hundreds of flights after employees were exposed to the virus. As hospitals are strained by the rise in cases, the CDC shortened the isolation period for healthcare workers. And there is concern that new Covid-19 cases could grow significantly by January. Plus, former Pres. Trump asked the Supreme Court to block the release of his White House records from Jan. 6. Peter Baker, Donna Edwards, Barbara McQuade, Dr. Vin Gupta, Victoria DeFrancesco Soto, Stuart Stevens and Jon Meacham join.

   December 24, 2021·44min
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   Number 2: DAY 345: U.S. confirms 54 million Covid-19 cases

   As the pandemic extends into a third year – Omicron is fueling the most dramatic spike in cases yet. In the face of that surge, some governors are warning against crowded New Year’s gatherings. New York City, however, will go ahead with a scaled back celebration in Times Square. And President Biden exchanged warnings with Russian President Putin, ahead of the planned summit in January. Peter Baker, Maya Wiley, Dr. Ebony Hilton, Don Calloway, Tim Miller and Michael Beschloss join.

   December 31, 2021·44min
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   Number 3: Title: DAY 353: SCOTUS weighs Biden’s workplace vaccine mandate

   As the U.S. surpasses 59 million Covid cases, the conservative majority on the Supreme Court appear skeptical of the President’s vaccine plan. It comes as Biden gears up for his first State of the Union address on March 1st. Meantime, the Jan. 6 committee indicates it will ask Vice President Pence to appear this month. Plus, Senate Democrats make a final plea for voting rights legislation before forcing another vote on the bill, likely next week. It comes as Biden heads to Atlanta Tuesday to deliver a speech on voting rights. And Democrats pull out all the stops to sway Sen. Manchin. Franco Ordoñez, Cynthia Alksne, Dr. Murtaza Akhter, Don Calloway, Tim Miller and Douglas Brinkley join.

   January 08, 2022·44min
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   Number 4: Title: DAY 360: Oath Keepers founder in court

   The leader of the far-right Oath Keepers will remain in custody through next week after facing a judge for the first time on seditious conspiracy charges. Meantime, President Biden highlighted his bipartisan infrastructure bill, which passed last year, as his other priorities like voting rights stall. It comes as Biden holds his first formal press conference of 2022 at the White House next week. Plus, Americans will be able to order free rapid Covid tests through a new government website starting Wednesday, but shipping will take time. And a major winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow and rain across the U.S. over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. Jonathan Lemire, Carol Leonnig, Melissa Murray, Victoria DeFrancesco Soto, Susan Del Percio and Dr. Nahid Bhadelia join.

   January 15, 2022·44min
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   Number 5: DAY 349: Select Committee focusing on Trump’s actions on Jan. 6

   Ahead of the one year anniversary of the riot on Capitol Hill, the members investigating the attack say they are making significant progress. And on the Senate side, Majority Leader Schumer told his colleagues he will bring voting rights legislation to the floor for a vote before Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. And the Covid-19 surge is straining the healthcare system. Philip Rucker, Courtney Subramanian, Melissa Murray, Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, Donna Edwards and Matthew Dowd join.

   January 04, 2022·44min
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