PBS NewsHour; November 3, 2021, 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT

- ♪ - JUDY: GOOD EVENING. - I'M JUDY WOODRUFF. - ON THE "NEWSHOUR" TONIGHT -- - VOTE 2021 -- PRESIDENT BIDEN - WEIGHS IN ON THE SURPRISING - RESULTS FROM YESTERDAY'S - ELECTIONS. - WE LOOK AT THE ISSUES THAT - MATTERED TO VOTERS, AND LESSONS - FOR BOTH PARTIES LOOKING AHEAD - TO NEXT YEAR'S MIDTERMS. - THEN -- - GUNS IN AMERICA -- FOR THE FIRST - TIME IN OVER A DECADE, THE - SUPREME COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS IN - A FIREARMS CASE THAT COULD HAVE - MAJOR IMPLICATIONS FOR - REGULATION. - AND -- - HOUSE CALL -- WE GO DOOR TO DOOR - WITH HEALTH CARE WORKERS AS THEY - TRY TO INCREASE VACCINATION - RATES BY ADMINISTERING COVID - SHOTS AT PATIENTS' HOMES. - >> IT DOES PROVIDE YET ANOTHER - OPTION FOR INDIVIDUALS TO GET - VACCINATED SO THAT WE'RE NOT - JUST DOING SEVEN OUT OF 10, - WE'RE HOPING FOR 10 OUT OF 10 - EVENTUALLY. - JUDY: ALL THAT AND MORE ON - TONIGHT'S "PBS NEWSHOUR." - ♪ - >> MAJOR FUNDING FOR THE "PBS

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- BLUE -- AND LEFT DEMOCRATS - FEELING A LOT MORE BLUE. - CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT LISA - DESJARDINS BEGINS OUR COVERAGE - OF AN OUTCOME THAT HAS - REPUBLICANS CELEBRATING. - LISA: CHEERS HEARD AROUND THE - COUNTRY AS VIRGINIA ELECTED ITS - FIRST GOP GOVERNOR IN MORE THAN - OVER A DECADE. - >> MY FELLOW VIRGINIANS. - LISA: FIRST TIME CANDIDATE AND - FORMER INVESTMENT CEO GLENN - YOUNGKIN DEFEATED FORMER - VIRGINIA GOVERNOR AND FORMER - DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CHAIRMAN - TERRY MCAULIFFE -- - THE GOVERNOR-ELECT SAID HIS WIN - WAS FOR FREEDOM AND FAMILIES. - >> TOGETHER, TOGETHER, WE WILL - CHANGE THE TRAJECTORY OF THIS - COMMONWEALTH. - FRIENDS, WE ARE GOING TO START - AND THAT TRANSFORMATION ON DAY - ONE. - LISA: YOUNGKIN CAMPAIGNED ON - MORE OVERSIGHT FOR PARENTS IN - PUBLIC SCHOOLS, AS WELL TAX

- CUTS, GUN RIGHTS AND A PLEDGE TO - HEAL POLITICAL DIVIDES. - AND WHILE FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP - ENDORSED HIM, YOUNGKIN AVOIDED - CAMPAIGNING WITH OR REFERENCING - HIM. - WITH THAT FORMULA REPUBLICANS - , FLIPPED VIRGINIA JUST ONE YEAR - AFTER PRESIDENT BIDEN WON IT BY - 10 POINTS. - WHILE THAT IS AN HISTORIC - VIRGINIA TREND REJECTING A NEW - PRESIDENT'S PARTY, EXIT POLLS - SHOWED REPUBLICANS MADE - PARTICULAR GAINS WITH SUBURBAN - WOMEN. - LIKE THOSE WE SPOKE WITH OVER A - WEEK AGO WHO VOTED YOUNGKIN AND - HAD REAL CONCERN ABOUT SCHOOLS. - >> PEOPLE THAT SPEAK OUT WITH - THEIR KIDS ARE TARGETED AND - AFRAID TO DO IT. - LISA: IN ALL, IT WAS THE FIRST - STATEWIDE LOSS FOR DEMOCRATS - SINCE 2009. - >> THANK YOU, GOD BLESS YOU. - LISA: WITH THE VOTES STILL CLOSE - LAST NIGHT, MCAULIFFE WAITED TO - CONCEDE. - THAT CAME THIS MORNING. - IN A STATEMENT, HE SAID, QUOTE - -- "I AM CONFIDENT THAT THE - LONG-TERM PATH OF VIRGINIA IS - TOWARD INCLUSION, OPENNESS AND - TOLERANCE FOR ALL." - REPUBLICANS ALSO WON DOWN BALLOT - WITH WINSOME SEARS, WHO TOUTED

- HER SUPPORT OF GUN RIGHTS, - BECOMING THE FIRST WOMAN OF - COLOR TO WIN LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - IN THE STATE. - MEANWHILE IN NEW JERSEY, MORE - ALARMS FOR DEMOCRATS WITH ITS - -- AS INCUMBENT GOVERNOR PHIL - MURPHY NARROWLY LED REPUBLICAN - CIATTARELLI JACK. - IN NEW YORK CITY, DEMOCRATIC - FORMER POLICE CHIEF ERIC ADAMS - BECAME THE SECOND BLACK MAYOR - ELECTED. - >> WE ARE SO DIVIDED RIGHT NOW - AND ARE MISSING THE BEAUTY OF - OUR DIVERSITY. - WE HAVE TO END ALL OF THIS - DIVISION OF WHO WE ARE, WHERE WE - GO TO WORSHIP, WHAT DO WE WEAR. - NO, TODAY WE TAKE OFF THE - INTRA-MURAL JERSEY AND WE PUT ON - ONE JERSEY TEAM NEW YORK. - LISA: BOSTON'S NEW MAYOR WILL BE - CITY COUNCILOR MICHELLE WU, - MAKING HISTORY AS THE FIRST - WOMAN AND PERSON OF COLOR IN THE - 200 YEARS THE OFFICE HAS - EXISTED. - >> WE'RE READY TO BE A BOSTON - THAT DOESN'T PUSH PEOPLE OUT, - BUT WELCOMES ALL WHO CALL OUR

- CITY HOME. - WE'RE READY TO BE A BOSTON WHERE - ALL CAN AFFORD TO STAY AND TO - THRIVE. - LISA: IN CINCINNATI, AFTAB - PUREVAL WILL BE THAT CITY'S - FIRST ASIAN-AMERICAN MAYOR. - AND VOTERS IN DEARBORN, - MICHIGAN, CHOSE THE CITY'S FIRST - ARAB-AMERICAN MAYOR, ABDULLAH - HAMMOUD. - LEADERSHIP WAS ON THE BALLOT, - BUT SO WERE ISSUES. - AS IN MINNEAPOLIS, WHERE - RESIDENTS VOTED TO KEEP THE - CITY'S POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND - REJECT A NEW AGENCY PROPOSED - AFTER THE MURDER OF GEORGE FLOYD - SPARKED WIDE PROTESTS LAST - SUMMER. - JUDY: THE RESULTS OF VIRGINIA'S - GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION ARE - LOOMING LARGE IN WASHINGTON - TODAY, AS PRESIDENT BIDEN AND - CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS FEEL - MOUNTING PRESSURE TO FIND A PATH - FORWARD ON PASSING HIS - INFRASTRUCTURE AND SOCIAL - SPENDING BIL. - FOR MORE ON THIS, LISA JOINS ME, - ALONG WITH OUR WHITE HOUSE - CORRESPONDENT, YAMICHE ALCINDOR. - HELLO TO BOTH OF YOU. - WHAT IS PRESIDENT BIDEN'S

- MESSAGE TODAY AFTER THE ELECTION - -- THE NEWS DEMOCRATS RECEIVED - LAST NIGHT? - YAMICHE: PRESIDENT BIDEN'S - MESSAGE IS THAT DEMOCRATS NEED - TO DO BETTER AND PASS - LEGISLATION TO DO BETTER IN - FUTURE ELECTIONS. - HE SAID DEMOCRATS NEED TO FIND A - SOLUTION FOR PRESCRIPTION DRUG - PRICES, PAST INFRASTRUURE PLAN - THAT HAS NOT YET BEEN PASSED. - HERE IS A BIT OF MY EXCHANGE - WITH THE PRESIDENT. - WHAT SHOULD DEMOCRATS POSSIBLY - DO DIFFERENTLY TO AVOID SIMILAR - LOSSES IN NOVEMBER, ESPECIALLY - AS REPUBLICANS ARE NOW - SUCCESSFULLY RUNNING ON CULTURAL - WAR ISSUES AND FALSE CLAIMS - ABOUT CRITICAL RACE THEORY? - PRES. BIDEN: I THINK WE SHOULD - PRODUCE FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. - PEOPLE NEED BREATHING ROOM. - THEY ARE OVERWHELMED. - I THINK WE HAVE TO PRODUCE - RESULTS FOR THEM TO CHANGE THEIR - STANDARD OF LIVING AND GIVE THEM - A LITTLE MORE BREATHING ROOM. - YAMICHE: THAT IS PRESIDENT BIDEN - CENTERING THE IDEA THAT PASSING

- LEGISLATION IS A WAY TO AVOID - MIDTERM ELECTIONS SUFFERING THE - LOSSES THEY THE PRESIDENT ON THS - IDEA OF REPUBLICANS BEING ABLE - TO SUCCESSFULLY RUN ON FALSE - CLAIMS ABOUT CRITICAL RACE - THEORY AND THE ECONOMY. - THE PRESIDENT SAID THE WAY - FORWARD IS TO SPEAK THE TRUTH. - AND HE SAID UNDERSTANDABLY THERE - IS A LOT OF CONFUSION OUT THERE - ABOUT COVID, CHILDREN GOING BACK - TO SCHOOL. - THE PRESIDENT SAY THE WAY TO - FIGURE THAT OUT IS TO PASS - LEGISLATION TO GIVE TAX BREAKS - AND DO ALL OF THE THINGS IN HIS - BUILD BACK THAT HER AGENDA. - THE PRESIDENT SAID WE WILL DO - FINE, TALKING ABOUT DEMOCRATS IN - THE MIDTERM ELECTION. - HERE IS THE PRESIDENT, HE STILL - SAYS HE FEELS CONFIDENT - DEMOCRATS WILL DO BETTER NEXT - TIME AROUND. - JUDY: SPEAKING OF THAT - LEGISLATION, AS REFERENCING THE - PRESIDENT, WHERE DOES THAT - STAND?

- LISA: GETTING STUFF DONE, IS IT - GETTING DONE? - THE HOUSE IS POISED TO MOVE - FORWARD THIS WEEK AS I THOUGHT - THEY WOULD. - THE HOUSE IS MEETING RIGHT NOW - AND THAT MEANS WE COULD HAVE A - VOTE ON BUILD BACK BETTER AND - INFRASTRUCTURE TOMORROW. - THAT IS WHERE LEADERSHIP IS - GOING, TO VOTE ON BOTH. - EVERYTHING YOU WERE TALKING - ABOUT WITH THE VIRGINIA ELECTION - IS AFFECTING THE IDEA, THE - ATMOSPHERE IN CONGRESS. - I WANT TO PLAY THE DIFFERENCE - BETWEEN SOMEONE LIKE SENATOR JOE - MANCHIN, A MORE MODERATE - DEMOCRAT, VERSUS A PROGRESSIVE, - HOW THEY SAW THE RESULTS LAST - NIGHT AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR THIS - AGENDA. - >> IT IS UNBELIEVABLE TO SEE - WHAT WENT ON IN VIRGINIA. AND - THEN NOT JUST NOT JUST FROM THE - GOVERNOR'S RACE, BUT ALL THE WAY - DOWN THAT TICKET. - PEOPLE HAVE CONCERNS, PEOPLE ARE - CONCERNED, THEY'RE VERY MUCH SO. - AND FOR US TO GO DOWN A PATH - WE'VE BEEN GOING, THEY'RE TRYING - TO ACCELERATE IT, IT HAS BEEN - SLOWING DOWN.

- I THINK THAT WE NEED TO TAKE OUR - TIME TO DO IT RIGHT. - >> EVERY ATTACK THAT I SAW - AGAINST MCAULIFFE DID NOT SAY - CONGRESS HASN'T PASSED THE - INFRASTRUCTURE BILL. - IT HAD TO DO WITH EDUCATION AND - PARENTS. - I THINK WHAT WE HAVE TO DO IS WE - HAVE TO GET REAL RELIEF TO - ERRANDS WHO ARE STRUGGLING, - FAMILIES WHO ARE STRUGGLING. - THAT IS WHY WE HAVE TO PASS - THESE BILLS THE INFRASTRUCTURE - BILL AND THE BILL BACK BETTER - BILL THIS WEEK AND I THINK - THAT'S WHAT I'M HEARING FROM ALL - MY COLLEAGUES. - LISA: MANCHIN IS THE OUTLIER WHO - WANTS TO SLOW THINGS DOWN. - DEMOCRATS WANTO SPEED THINGS - UP WHEN IT COMES TO THESE TWO - BILLS. - JUDY: BUT IN THE SENATE YOU NEED - 50 VOTES. - LAST NIGHT YOU REPORTED ON A - DEAL ON PRESCRIPTION DRUG - PRICES. - WHAT ELSE IS NOT RESOLVED? - LISA: THERE IS SO MUCH - HAPPENING. - A FEW OF THE KEY POINTS WE ARE - WATCHING CAREFULLY THAT ARE - UNRESOLVED AND IN DISCUSSION - NOW, FIRST, -- NANCY PELOSI PUT - IN FOUR WEEKS OF PAID LEAVE. - THAT IS DIFFERENT FROM WHAT

- PROGRESSIVES WANTED INITIALLY. - IMMIGRATION, THERE IS A - POTENTIAL COMPROMISE BEING - TALKED ABOUT, ABOUT FIVE YEARS - OF WHAT IS CALLED PAROLE FOR - UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS. - THAT MEANS IT WOULD NOT BE A - PATH TO CITIZENSHIP. - THAT IS WHERE THE HOUSE IS - GOING. - ON STATE AND LOCAL TAX - DEDUCTIONS, SOME MODERATE - MEMBERS SAID THEY WOULD NOT VOTE - FOR ANYTHING UNLESS THERE IS - MORE OF A STATE AND LOCAL TAX - DEDUCTION THEN CURRENTLY. - IT WOULD RAISE THE CAP FROM - $10,000 TO $75,500. - THIS HOUSE BILL, WHATEVER IS - VOTED ON, IS NOT THE FINAL. - IT IS A FIRST ISSUE, FIRST IDEA. - THE SENATE WILL RESPOND. - THIS WILL GO BACK AND FORTH. - THIS IS GETTING THE PROCESS - MOVING. - THAT IS WHAT HOUSE DEMOCRATS - WANT TO DO. - JUDY: A MATTER OF DAYS OR WEEKS. - LISA: I THINK DAYS FOR THE HOUSE - BILL 2 PASS AND WEEKS BEFORE A

- FINAL END GAME. - JUDY: WHEN THE PRESIDENT WENT TO - EUROPE FOR THE CLIMATE SUMMIT - MEETINGS HE WAS SAYING HE HOPED - AT LEAST ONE HOUSE WOULD GET - THIS LEGISLATION PASSED. - WHAT IS THE WHITE HOUSE DOING TO - PUSH THIS DECISION? - YAMICHE: AS YOU SAID, THE - PRESIDENT REALLY WANTED THIS TO - BE PASSED, AT LEAST ONE OF THESE - BILLS. - HE WANTED IT PASSED WHILE IN - EUROPE, THE BIPARTISAN - INFRASTRUCTURE BILL. - EVEN THOUGH HOUSE SPEAKER NANCY - PELOSI WAS PUSHING LAWMAKERS AND - SAYING, LET'S GIVE THE PRESIDENT - A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FROM - CONGRESS, WHEN THAT DID NOT - HAPPEN, THEHITE HOUSE - CONTINUED TO ENGAGE. - THE PRESIDENT AND TOP WHITE - HOUSE AIDES WILL MAKE THE CASE - THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT LAWMAKERS - INCLUDING SENATOR MANCHIN, - SENATOR SINEMA, SHOULD BE ABLE - TO GET BEHIND. - THEY SAY IT DOES NOT ADD TO THE

- DEFICIT. - THEY ARE ADDING THINGS BACK - PROGRESSIVES WANTED, LIKE PAID - FAMILY LEAVE, SOMETHING CRITICAL - TO FAMILIES, INCLUDING WOMEN OF - COLOR AND MEN, WHO MAY HAVE TO - TAKE CARE OF A FAMILY MEMBER IF - THEY ARE ON MEDICAL LEAVE. - THE PRESIDENT HAD A MESSAGE FOR - DEMOCRATS AS IT RELATES TO THESE - BILLS, YET IT ON MY DESK. - -- GET IT ON MY DESK. - IT IS ANYONE'S GUESTS IF THE - PRESIDENT WILL BE ABLE TO BRING - THIS TOGETHER. - IT COULD BE WEEKS OR DAYS FOR - THE HOUSE VOTE. - AT THE WHITE HOUSE THERE IS THIS - FEELING THE PRESIDENT IS TRYING - TO BE THE CLOSER IN CHIEF. - THE WHITE HOUSE IS WATCHING THIS - CLOSELY. - JUDY: THE DRAMA CONTINUES. - YAMICHE THE WHITE HOUSE, LISA ON - THE HILL, THANK YOU. - TO HELP US UNDERSTAND MORE ABOUT

- WHAT THESE ELECTION RESULTS - COULD MEAN, I'M JOINED BY THREE - POLITICAL EXPERTS. - VETERAN DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST - JAMES CARVILLE WORKED ON MANY - DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGNS INCLUDING - AS LEAD STRATEGIST FOR PRESIDENT - BILL CLINTON IN 1992. - HE IS NOW THE - CO-HOST OF THE PODCAST, - "POLITICS WAR ROOM." - FULL DISCLOSURE -- THE OTHER - CO-HOST IS MY HUSBAND, - JOURNALIST AL HUNT. - FORMER REPUBLICAN CONGRESSWOMAN - BARBARA COMSTOCK REPRESENTED - NORTHERN VIRGINIA UNTIL 2019 AND - IS NOW A SENIOR ADVISER AT THE - LAW FIRM BAKER DONELSON. - AND AMY WALTER OF THE COOK - POLITICAL REPORT WITH AMY - WALTER. - HELLO TO ALL THREE OF YOU. - AMY, I WILL START WITH YOU - BECAUSE YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING - CLOSELY AT THE EXIT POLLS, - INTERVIEWS WITH VOTERS AS THEY - LEFT THEIR POLLING PLACES - YESTERDAY. - WE WANT TO UNDERSTAND MORE ABOUT - WHO VOTED. - TELL US WHAT YOU ARE SEEING. - AMY: IT IS CLEAR WHETHER IT IS - VIRGINIA OR NEW JERSEY THAT THIS - WAS A REPUDIATION OF PRESIDENT - BIDEN'S LOW APPROVAL RATINGS

- NATIONALLY, ALSO LOW IN BLUE - STATES. - THE EXIT POLL IN VIRGINIA SHOWED - PRESIDENT BIDEN'S RATINGS JUST - 45%. - THE DRAG THE PRESIDENT'S - DISAPPROVAL RATING HAS GOES INTO - STATE AND LOCAL RACES AS WELL AS - GUBERNATORIAL. - ALL POLITICS NOW IS NATIONAL, - NOT LOCAL ANYMORE. - THAT IS A BIG FACTOR. - THE OTHER QUESTION, THROUGH THE - TRUMP YEARS FROM DEMOCRATS AND - REPUBLICANS ABOUT HOW STURDY - THIS SUBURBAN MOVEMENT AWAY FROM - REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS WOULD - BE. - AS ONE DEMOCRAT SAID TO ME - DURING THAT, I AM WORRIED WE ARE - JUST RENTING THESE LAWYERS. - BASED ON THE RESULTS OF LAST - NIGHT, IT LOOKS LIKE THEY WERE - JUST RENTED.

- DEMOCRATS LOST THE GROUND THEY - HAD MADE DURING THE TRUMP ERA - WITH MANY SUBURBAN VOTERS, - ESPECIALLY THOSE OUTSIDE OF THE - BELTWAY IN WASHINGTON IN AND - AROUND RICHMOND. - THEY DID NOT LOSE AS MUCH GROUND - AS GOING WAY BACK. - THEY DID NOT REBOUND AS WELL AS - BARACK OBAMA DID. - YOU COMBINE THAT WITH SOLID - TURNOUT ABOVE PRESIDENTIAL LEVEL - NUMBERS FOR GLENN YOUNGKIN IN - RURAL AREAS AND THAT WAS A - POLITICALLY DEADLY COMBINATION - FOR TERRY MCAULIFFE. - JUDY: WE COULD SHOW OUR VIEWERS - A GRAPHIC THAT SHOWS GLENN - YOUNGKIN PULLED IN 53% OF - SUBURBAN VOTERS IN VIRGINIA - COMPARED TO FORMER PRESIDENT - TRUMP, 45%, JUST LAST NOVEMBER. - JAMES, LOOKING AT THESE RESULTS - OF YOUR PARTY, WHAT WENT WRONG?

- JAMES: WHAT WENT WRONG WAS - STUPID WOKENESS. - LOOK AT BUFFALO, MINNEAPOLIS, - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. - THIS DEFUND THE POLICE LUNACY, - TAKE ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S NAME OFF - OF SCHOOLS, PEOPLE SEE THAT. - IT HAS A SUPPRESSIVE EFFECT - ACROSS THE COUNTRY. - SOME OF THESE PEOPLE NEED TO GO - TO A WOKE DETOX CENTER. - IT IS LANGUAGE PEOPLE DON'T USE - AND THERE IS A BACKLASH AND - FRUSTRATION AT THAT. - YOU ARE RIGHT, SUBURBANITES IN - NORTHERN VIRGINIA AND NORTHERN - NEW JERSEY PULLED AWAY A BIT. - YOU NEVER RAN ANY ADS AGAINST - BIDEN. - WHAT HE DID WAS LET THE - DEMOCRATS HOLD THE PIN AND WATCH - THE GRENADE GO OFF. - WE HAVE TO CHANGE THIS AND NOT

- BE ABOUT CHANGING DICTIONARIES - AND CHANGE LAWS. - THESE FACTORY LOUNGE PEOPLE THAT - SIT AROUND MULLING I DON'T KNOW - WHAT, IT IS NOT WORKING. - LOOK WHAT HAPPENED IN BUFFALO. - SEATTLE, I THINK REPUBLICANS MAY - HAVE WON A CITY RACE. - THE AUTONOMY ZONE? - WHO COULD HAVE THOUGHT OF - SOMETHING THAT STUPID. - YOU ARE HURTING THE PARTY, THE - VERY PEOPLE YOU WANT TO HELP. - TERRY GOT CAUGHT UP. - HE IS A GOOD FRIEND OF MINE, A - GOOD GUY. - HE GOT CAUGHT UP IN SOMETHING - NATIONAL AND WE HAVE TO CHANGE - THIS ENTIRELY. - JUDY: ARBOR, WHAT ABOUT FROM THE - REPUBLICAN PERSPECTIVE, WHAT DID - GLENN YOUNGKIN DO RIGHT AND WHAT - DID THE DEMOCRATS DO WRONG? - BARBARA: FOR GLENN, HE IS A - UNIQUELY TALENTED CANDIDATE, HE - UNDERSTANDS POLITICS IS ABOUT

- ADDITION, NOT SUBTRACTION, LIKE - DONALD TRUMP. - HE IS BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER, - THE SUNNY OPTIMISM. - AS JAMES KNOWS, IT IS THE - ECONOMY, STUPID. - IT WAS THE NUMBER ONE ISE. - AS A COMPETENT BUSINESSMAN AND - SOMEONE INVOLVED IN CHARITY AND - PHILANTHROPY, HIS GENUINENESS - CAME THROUGH. - FOCUSING ON EDUCATION, THOSE ARE - ALWAYS ESTATE ISSUES. - PARENTS HAVE BEEN HOMESCHOOLING - THEIR KIDS ONLINE AND WANT TO BE - ENGAGED AND INVOLVED. - THAT MICHAEL STEELE CALLED - TERRY'S LINE ABOUT NOT BEING - INVOLVED THROWING PARENTS UNDER - THE SCHOOLBUS A DISASTROUS LINE. - THOSE THINGS HAPPEN IN - ELECTIONS. - AND THE PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE, - JAMES IS RIGHT. - THE PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE PLAYED - IN VIRGINIA.

- YOU HAD POLICE AND LAW - ENFORCEMENT STRONGLY SUPPORTING - GLENN. - HE HAD SUPPORT FROM DEMOCRATS IN - THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY - BECAUSE OF WHAT DEMOCRATS HAVE - BEEN DOING. - WHAT YOU SAW IN MINNEAPOLIS AND - NEW YORK WITH THE NEW MAYOR WHO - WAS A FORMER POLICE OFFICER, THE - DEFUND THE POLICE WAS ALSO - DISASTROUS. - IT WAS A PERFECT STORM. - GLENN DID EVEN BETTER WITH RURAL - BASE VOTERS THAN DONALD TRUMP - DID BECAUSE WOMEN REALIZED, WE - WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A NICE PERSON - WITH A SUNNY PERSONALITY. - IT WAS NOT THAT WE DISLIKE - REPUBLICAN IDEAS, WE DID NOT - LIKE DONALD TRUMP. - PEOPLE LIKE ME, AN ANTI-TRUMP - REPUBLICAN, IT WAS VERY EASY TO - VOTE FOR A POSITIVE BRINGING - TOGETHER VISION OF GLENN - YOUNGKIN AFTER GOING THROUGH THE - TOXIC YEARS OF DONALD TRUMP. - JUDY: THAT IS WHAT I WANT TO ASK

- YOU ABOUT, TERRY MCAULIFFE WENT - INTO THIS CAMPAIGN TRYING TO - MAKE FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP A - BIG ISSUE, TRY TO TIE LYNN - YOUNGKIN TO HIM. - WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT STRATEGY? - AMY: QUITE FRANKLY, IT DID NOT - WORK FOR THE REASONS JUST LAID - OUT. - IT WAS HARD TO MAKE GLENN - YOUNGKIN A TRUMP CLONE BECAUSE - HE DID NOT EMBRACE DONALD TRUMP. - YES, HE DID HAVE TO THREAD THE - NEEDLE DURING THE NOMINATION - PROCESS. - HE DID NOT COMPLETELY GIVE HIM A - STIFF ARM AND SAY GET AWAY FROM - ME, BUT HE DID KEEP HIM OUT OF - THAT RACE. - THIS WILL BE THE REAL QUESTION - GOING FORWARD. - WILL REPUBLICANS BE ABLE TO DO - THE SAME THING, BE AS - DISCIPLINED AS YOUNGKIN WAS, IN - 2022? - THERE WAS NOT A TRADITIONAL - PRIMARY IN VIRGINIA THIS YEAR, - WHICH MEANS THERE WAS NOT A

- DRAWN OUT PROCESS WHERE FORMER - PRESIDENT TRUMP COULD COME IN - AND MAKE MISCHIEF. - THAT IS NOT LIKELY TO HAPPEN IN - 2022. - LES, MANY REPUBLICANS DO BELIEVE - DONALD TRUMP IS THE ANSWER IN - THEIR STATE, WHICH MAY WORK IN - SOME STATES. - IT DOES NOT WORK IN A STATE LIKE - VIRGINIA. - THE TRUMP PIECE, WHILE IT WAS - CRITICAL WHEN TRUMP WAS IN THE - WHITE HOUSE, USING TRUMP AS A - LIGHTNING ROD DOES NOT WORK WHEN - HE IS NOT THERE. - JUDY: JAMES, WE HEARD SOME OF - YOUR PRESCRIPTION FOR WHAT - DEMOCRATS SHOULD DO OR NOT DO, - BUT WHAT ABOUT WHAT PRESIDENT - BIDEN IS SAYING TODAY, THAT IF - YOU WOULD JUST PASS BUILD BACK - BETTER, THIS INFRASTRUCTURE - BILL, PEOPLE WILL BE HELPED AND - THAT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE? - HOW MUCH DIFFERENCE WILL THAT - MAKE? - JAMES: IT COULD MAKE AN ENORMOUS - DIFFERENCE. - IT SEEMS THE NUMBERS ARE GETTING - BETTER.

- THERE IS A TON OF PENT UP DEMAND - IN THIS ECONOMY. - I DO NOT THINK WE ARE DOOMED IN - 2022. - WE COULD HAVE A ROARING ECONOMY. - BUILD BACK BETTER WILL GIVE - PEOPLE CONFIDENCE. - AS LONG AS WE TALK ABOUT THINGS - THAT ARE RELEVANT TO PEOPLE AND - GET RID OF THIS LEFT WING - NONSENSE, THIS CLAPTRAP, WE - COULD BE FINE. - WE HAVE TO STOP, WE HAVE TO - UNDERSTAND THEY ARE NOT POPULAR - AROUND THE COUNTRY, PEOPLE DO - NOT LIKE THEM. - THEY ARE VOTING BECAUSE THAT IS - THE ONLY WAY THEY CAN EXPRESS - THEMSELVES AND HOW MUCH THEY - DISAGREE WITH THIS. - IT IS NOT JUST VIRGINIA AND NEW - JERSEY, IT IS EVERYWHERE UP TO - AND INCLUDING SEATTLE. - THERE IS A REAL LESSON HERE THAT - CAN'T BE CORRECTED. - PEOPLE HAVE TO UNDERSTAND, - YOU'RE NOT POPULAR. - YOU ARE ANNOYING PEOPLE AND THEY - HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THAT.

- JUDY: TO CLARIFY, YOU'RE SAYING - PRESIDENT BIDEN IS NOT A DRAG - FOR DEMOCRATS? - JAMES: HE PROBABLY WAS SOMEWHAT, - BUT YOUNGKIN NEVER MENTIONED - PRESIDENT BIDEN. - HE JUST LET THE DEMOCRATS LIGHT - THEMSELVES UP AND TERRY GOT - CAUGHT UP IN IT. - IF THEY GET THIS THROUGH, THEY - HAVE TO SELL IT. - EVERY DEMOCRAT WANTS TO BE A - POLICYMAKER. - NO ONE WANTS TO BE A - SALESPERSON. - YOU HAVE TO TELL PEOPLE ABOUT - YOUR PRODUCT AND TO STOP - WORRYING ABOUT BEING A - SELF-IMPORTANT BUREAUCRAT. - JUDY: BARBARA, IF PRESIDENT - BIDEN IS ABLE TO GET THIS - PASSED, WELL THAT HELP - DEMOCRATS? - BARBARA: I THINK THEIR POLICIES - ARE UNPOPULAR RIGHT NOW AND - BIDEN'S NUMBERS AND TERRY'S

- NUMBERS WERE UNDERWATER, AND - TRUMP COSTS AS WELL. - IT WAS ONLY GLENN YOUNGKIN - FOCUSING ON POLICIES, THE - ECONOMY, SCHOOLS, AND PUBLIC - SAFETY. - HE HAD GOOD NUMBERS, HE WAS - POSITIVE. - IF REPUBLICANS GET BACK TO THE - ISSUES AND POPULAR ISSUES, WE - CAN FOCUS ON PLEASANT PEOPLE, - AND GET RID OF THE SURLY SORE - LOSER IN THE REARVIEW MIRROR, - THEY CAN DO BETTER. - THE PROBLEM WITH THE DEMOCRATS, - THEY WILL CONTINUE THIS - INFIGHTING. - WE HAD IT WITH OUR FREEDOM - CAUCUS. - NOW EVERYONE IS UNITED TO GET - BACK IN THE GAME. - IF DEMOCRATS HAVE ALREADY SPENT - A YEAR ON THIS INFIGHTING, I - THINK IT HAD AN IMPACT. - THANK YOU VERY MUCH, CONGRESS. - JUDY: IT IS THE DAY AFTERND A - LOT TO CHEW OVER. - THANK YOU ALL, WE APPRECIATE IT.

- ♪ - STEPHANIE: I AM STEPHANIE SY - WITH NEWSHOUR WEST. - WILL RETURN TO THE MAIN PROGRAM - AFTER THE HEADLINES. - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CALLED THE - RACE FOR NEW JERSEY FOR THE - INCUMBENT, PHIL MURPHY, WHO - NEARLY BEAT JACK CIATTARELLI. - REPUBLICANS BLOCKED - CONSIDERATION OF A VOTING RIGHTS - BILL FOR THE FOURTH TIME THIS - YEAR, THEY NEEDED 60 VOTES, BUT - FELL SHORT. - THEY SEE IT NEEDED TO COMBAT - RESTRICTIONS ON VOTING IN AT - LEAST 19 STATES. - REPUBLICANS SAY IT WOULD USURP - STATE AUTHORITY OVER ELECTIONS. - A JUDGE DENIED A MOTION TO - RECEIPT EIGHT BLACK JURORS IN - THE MURDER TRIAL OF AHMAUD ARB - ERY.

- THEY ARGUE THE DEFENSE STRUCK - THEM FROM THE JURY POOL BECAUSE - OF THEIR RACE. - THE JUDGE AGREED THERE HAD BEEN - INTENTIONAL DISCRIMINATION. - IT LEAVES ONE BLACK JUROR OUT OF - A PANEL OF 12 IN THE TRIAL OF - THREE WHITE MEN WHO CHASED - ARBERY AND KILLED HIM. - YOUNG CHILDREN ACRS THE U.S. - MAY BE GETTING VACCINATED - AGAINST COVID-19 TODAY. - INOCULATIONS BEGAN AFTER THE CDC - APPROVED LOW DOSES OF PFIZER'S - VACCINE FOR CHILDREN FIVE YEARS - OLD TO 11 YEARS OLD. - MEANWHILE, WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS - WARNED AGAINST VACCINE - MISINFORMATION. - >> EVERY PARENT HAS A RIGHT TO - THE FACTS SO THEY CAN MAKE - DECISIONS FOR THEIR CHILDREN - BASED ON ACCURATE SCIENTIFIC - INFORMATION. MISINFORMATION ROBS - THEM OF THIS FREEDOM, THAT'S WHY - I'M ASKING PARENTS TO PLEASE - SEEK ANSWERS FROM CREDIBLE - SOURCES. - STEPHANIE: OFFICIALS ALSO SAY A - FEDERAL RULE MANDATING - VACCINATIONS AT LARGE PRIVATE - COMPANIES WILL BE ISSUED IN THE - NEXT FEW DAYS. - THE U.S. MILITARY WARNED TODAY - THAT CHINA'S NUCLEAR FORCE IS

- GROWING MUCH MORE RAPIDLY THAN - EXPECTED. - A PENTAGON REPORT SAID BEIJING - COULD HAVE 1,000 NUCLEAR - WARHEADS BY 2030. - THE U.S. HAS SOME 3,750. - GENERAL MARK MILLEY, CHAIR OF - THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF, SAID - HE DOES NOT EXPECT CHINA TO USE - ITS GROWING POWER AGAINST TAIWAN - -- AT LEAST WITHIN THE NEXT TWO - YEARS. - ANOTHER PENTAGON REVIEW HAS - CONCLUDED NO ONE SHOULD BE - PUNISHED FOR A - U.S. DRONE STRIKE THAT - MISTAKENLY KILLED 10 AFGHAN - CIVILIANS. - IT HAPPENED AMID THE CHAOTIC - U.S. PULLOUT IN AUGUST, DAYS - AFTER AN ISLAMIC STATE BOMBER - KILLED 13 U.S. TROOPS AND - 169 AFGHANS. - THE REVIEW CITES COMMUNICATIONS - AND TARGETING FAILURES, BUT NO - MISCONDUCT OR NEGLIGENCE. - THE UN HUMAN RIGHTS OFFICE IS - BLAMING ETHIOPIA'S GOVERNMENT - AND TIGRAYAN REBELS FOR EXTREME - BRUTALITY IN THEIR CIVIL WAR. - THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN KILLED AND - WOUNDED IN TIGRAY PROVINCE SINCE - FIGHTING BEGAN A YEAR AGO. - AND, WITNESSES HAVE TOLD OF - FAMINE AND MASS EXPULSIONS.

- THE GOVERNMENT JOINED IN THE - PROBE AND BARRED INVESTIGATORS - FROM SOME OF THE WORST-AFFECTED - AREAS. - THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT - IS OPENING A FORMAL - INVESTIGATION INTO CRIMES - AGAINST HUMANITY IN VENEZUELA - UNDER PRESIDENT NICOLAS MADURO'S - RULE. - THE PROBE WAS ANNOUNCED AFTER - THE CHIEF PROSECUTOR AFTER - VISITING THE COUNTRY AND MADURO. - THEY ALLEGED VENEZUELAN SECURITY - FORCES COMMITTED KILLINGS AND - TORTURE IN 2018. - BACK IN THIS COUNTRY, THE - FEDERAL RESERVE WILL BEGIN - EASING ITS PANDEMIC-ERA ECONOMIC - STIMULUS. - TODAY'S ANNOUNCEMENT CAME AS - PRICES FOR FOOD, FUEL AND OTHER - GOODS KEEP RISING. - FED CHAIR JEROME POWELL - ACKNOWLEDGED TODAY THAT IT'S - LIKELY THE PROBLEM WILL LAST - WELL INTO NEXT YEAR. - >> AS THE PANDEMIC SUBSIDES, - SUPPLY CHAIN BOTTLENECKS WILL - ABATE AND JOB GROWTH WILL MOVE - BACK UP. - AND AS THAT HAPPENS, INFLATION - WILL DECLINE FROM TODAY'S - ELEVATED LEVELS. - OF COURSE, THE TIMING OF THAT IS - HIGHLY UNCERTAIN, BUT CERTAINLY - WE SHOULD SEE INFLATION MOVING - DOWN BY THE SECOND OR THIRD

- QUARTER. - STEPHANIE: THE FED PLANS TO DIAL - BACK ITS BOND PURCHASES BY NEXT - SUMMER. - FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1995, - BASEBALL'S ATLANTA BRAVES ARE - CELEBRATING A WORLD SERIES - CHAMPIONSHIP. - THEY FINISHED OFF THE HOUSTON - ASTROS LAST NIGHT IN GAME SIX. - THE BRAVES ERUPTED IN THE LAST - OUT, MARKING THEIR FOURTH WORLD - SERIES TITLE OVERALL. - STILTED, ON "THE NEWSHOUR," THE - HEALTH CARE WORKERS MAKING HOME - VISITS AND A PUSH TO IMPROVE - OXIDATION RATES. - DR. GUPTA DISCUSSES LESSONS OF - THE PANDEMIC. - A NEW EXHIBIT HONORS THE LEGACY - OF ARTIST AND EDUCATOR, DAVID - DRISKELL. - PLUS, MUCH MORE. - >> THIS IS "THE PBS NEWSHOUR" - FROM WETA STUDIOS IN WASHINGTON - AND FROM THE WEST IN THE WALTER

- CRONKITE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AT - ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY. - JUDY: GUN RIGHTS AND THE SECOND - AMENDMENT WERE FRONT AND CENTER. - REPORTER: WHILE THE SUPREME - COURT SAID THE CONSTITUTION - GIVES AMERICANS THE RIGHT TO - KEEP A GUN AT HOME, GUN RIGHTS - ADVOCATES SAY THAT SHOULD APPLY - OUTSIDE THE HOME AS WELL. - >> THE SECOND AMENDMENT DOESN'T - END AT YOUR DOORSTEP. - REPORTER: TOM KING IS PRESIDENT - OF THE NEW YORK STATE RIFLE AND - PISTOL ASSOCIATION. - >> I THINK THAT SOMEONE WHO IS - NOT OTHERWISE PROHIBITED SHOULD - BE ISSUED A CONCEALED CARRY - PERMIT WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS AT - ALL. - REPORTER: KING'S GROUP SUED NEW - YORK ON BEHALF OF TWO UPSTATE - MEMBERS WHO ARE LICENSED TO - CARRY GUNS FOR HUNTING AND - TARGET SHOOTING. BOTH WERE - DENIED CONCEALED-CARRY PERMITS - FOR SELF-DEFENSE BECAUSE - OFFICIALS SAID THEY DIDN'T PROVE - THEY NEEDED THEM. - >> THEY WERE TURNED DOWN FOR NO - REASON AT ALL. - OK. - NO REASON GIVEN OTHER THAN, “I

- DON'T THINK THAT YOU NEED IT.” - WHEN THE SUPREME COURT - RECOGNIZED AN INDIVIDUAL RIGHT - TO GUN OWNERSHIP IN 2008, THE - RULING, WRITTEN BY THE LATE - JUSTICE ANTONIN SCALIA, - ACKNOWLEDGED THAT “--THE RIGHT - SECURED BY THE SECOND AMENDMENT - IS NOT UNLIMITED.” - GUN CONTROL BACKERS ARGUE THAT - LIMITS ARE NEEDED TO PROTECT - ANOTHER RIGHT. - KRIS BROWN, PRESIDENT OF THE - ADVOCACY GROUP, “BRADY.” - >> IT'S ABOUT THE RIGHT TO LIVE, - ABOUT OUR ABILITY AS AMERICANS - TO WALK DOWN THE STREET, TO - LEAVE OUR HOMES, TO GO TO - CHURCH, TO GO TO SYNAGOGUE AND - ACTUALLY BE ABLE N TO FEAR - BEING SHOT. - THAT'S ULTIMATELY WHAT'S AT - STAKE IN THIS CASE. - REPORTER: WHILE KING, A MEMBER - OF THE NATIONAL RIFLE - ASSOCIATIONS' BOARD, SAYS THAT - BIG CITY GUN LAWS DO LITTLE TO - CURB VIOLENT CRIME, BROWN SAYS - THAT LICENSING SYSTEMS LIKE NEW - YORK STATE'S DO. - >> STATES THAT DON'T HAVE ROBUST - PERMITTING SYSTEMS HAVE ON - AVERAGE AT MINIMUM, ABOUT A 12 - % INCREASE OR SPIKE IN GUN - RELATED VIOLENCE IN THOSE

- STATES. - THESE PERMITTING SYSTEMS WORK. - REPORTER: NEW YORK IS ONE OF - EIGHT STATES PLUS THE DISTRICT - OF COLUMBIA THAT REQUIRE GUN - OWNERS TO PROVE A NEED FOR A - CONCEALED CARRY PERMIT. - SOME OF TODAY'S ORAL ARGUMENTS - FOCUSED ON THE HISTORY OF GUN - REGULATION IN AMERICA, WHICH THE - COURT HAD USED TO ESTABLISH THE - RIGHT TO GUN OWNERSHIP. - JUSTICE SONIA SOTOMAYOR, PRESSED - THE ATTORNEY ARGUING FOR THE GUN - GROUP, ON WHICH HISTORY WAS - RELEVANT. - >> IN COLONIAL AMERICA, AT LEAST - FOUR IF NOT FIVE STATES - RESTRICTED ON CONCEALED ARMS. - AFTER THE CIVIL WAR, THERE WERE - MANY, MANY MORE SUCH STATES, - SOME INCLUDED IN THEIR - CONSTITUTION THAT YOU CAN HAVE A - RIGHT TO ARMS BUT NOT CONCEALED. - I DON'T KNOW HOW TO GET PAST - THAT HISTORY. - WITHOUT YOU SORT OF MAKING IT - UP, SAYING THERE'S A RIGHT TO - CONTROL STATES THAT HAS NEVER - BEEN EXERCISED IN THE ENTIRE - HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES AS - TO HOW FAR THEY CAN GO IN SAYING - THIS POSES A DANGER.

- REPORTER: CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN - ROBERTS ASKED ONE OF THE - ATTORNEYS ARGUING IN SUPPORT OF - THE NEW YORK LAW WHY SOMEONE - SHOULD HAVE TO SHOW A SPECIAL - NEED TO EXERCISE A - CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT. - >> SO WHY DO YOU HAVE TO SHOW IN - THIS CASE, CONVINCE SOMEBODY - THAT YOU'RE ENTITLED TO EXERCISE - YOUR SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHT? - YOU CAN SAY THE RIGHT IS LIMITED - IN A PARTICULAR WAY, JUST AS - FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS ARE - THE IDEA THAT YOU NEED A LICENSE - LIMITED. - TO EXERCISE THE RIGHT I THINK IS - UNUSUAL IN THE CONTEXT OF THE - BILL OF RIGHTS. - >> THAT SHOWED ONE INDICATION - THAT THE CHIEF JUSTICE IS - THINKING THAT THERE'S SOMETHING - NOT QUITE RIGHT HERE ABOUT - WHAT'S GOING ON. - REPORTER: MARCIA COYLE, CHIEF - WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT OF THE - “NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL.” - >> THE COURT APPEARED JUST AS - DIVIDED AS THEWERE IN 2008, - AND IN 2008, THE COURT WAS - DIVIDED OVER WHAT THE RIGHT IN - THE SECOND AMENDMENT MEANT. - BUT THIS TIME THEY'RE LOOKING AT - WHAT IS THE SCOPE OF THAT RIGHT.

- REPORTER: ROBERTS AND OTHER - JUSTICES PUSHED THE GUN OWNERS' - ATTORNEY ON WHETHER THE RIGHT TO - BEAR ARMS EXTENDS EVERYWHERE -- - THE NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY, - CROWDED FOOTBALL STADIUMS, TIMES - SQUARE ON NEW YEARS' EVE. - >> THIS IS WHY THIS CASE IS - DIFFICULT. - THERE IS THIS BALANCE BETWEEN - PUBLIC SAFETY AND A - CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT. - REPORTER: THE COURT WILL LIKELY - RULE BY NEXT SUMMER. - FOR THE “PBS NEWSHOUR,” I'M JOHN - YANG. - ♪ - JUDY: EVEN AS VACCINATIONS FOR - YOUNGER CHILDREN ARE EXPECTED TO - RAMP UP SOON, COVID-19 - VACCINATION RATES FOR ADULTS - HAVE SLOWED ACROSS MUCH OF THE - COUNTRY. - NATIONALLY, ABOUT 70% OF - AMERICANS 18 YEARS AND OLDER ARE - FULLY VACCINATED. - BUT MANY CITIES AND STATES - AREN'T GIVING UP ON PUSHING THAT - NUMBER HIGHER. - AMNA NAWAZ REPORTS ON ONE EFFORT - IN WASHINGTON, D.C. THAT BRINGS

- VACCINES STRAIGHT TO RESIDENTS' - HOMES. - AMNA: EVERY MORNING IN THIS - WASHINGTON, D.C. WAREHOUSE - BEGINS LIKE THIS -- - NURSES PREPPING, PACKING UP, AND - ROLLING OUT PORTABLE SUBZERO - FREEZERS FULL OF COVID-19 - VACCINES. - PATRICK: TODAY, WE'RE DOING 20 - VACCINATIONS. - AMNA: PATRICK ASHLEY HELPS LEAD - THE DISTRICT'S HEALTH EMERGENCY - RESPONSE. - THAT INCLUDES THIS PROGRAM THAT - TAKES THE VACCINE STRAIGHT TO - PEOPLE'S HOMES. - PATRICK: WE WANT TO TAKE OUT - ANY EXCUSE THEY MIGHT HAVE FOR - WHY THEY WOULD NOT GET - VACCINATED. - SO WE'VE HEARD FROM SOME PEOPLE - THAT IT'S CHILD CARE. - SO WE TAKE WE'VE TAKEN THAT - AWAY. - WE'VE HEARD THAT IT'S HARD TO - FIND. - PICK UP A PHONE, WE WILL - SCHEDULE IT FOR YOU, COME TO - YOUR HOUSE. - MY NAME IS ADAE. - ASKMY NAME IS ADAE. - I'M CALLING FROM DEPARTMENT OF - HEALTH. - I'M CALLING REGARDING YOUR - VACCINATION FOR TODAY. - AMNA: ON THIS DAY ADEDELAPO - ADEGBITE -- SHE GOESY ADAE --

- IS ONE OF TWO NURSES - CRISSCROSSING THE DISTRICT TO - DOLE OUT DOSES. - ADAE: WITH THIS HOMEBOUND, IT - LITERALY MAKES PEOPLE FEEL - SAFE. - I'M IN MY HOME, I HAVE A NURSE - COMING TO ME. - I GET TO BE IN THE COMFORT OF MY - ZONEMY HOME, AND I FEEL THEY - FEEL SAFER. - AMNA: SINCE LAUNCHING THIS - SPRING, D.C.'S AT-HOME VACCINE - PROGRAM HAS ADMINISTERED MORE - THAN 1500 SHOTS. - IT'S A FRACTION OF THE ONE - MILLION SHOTS THE CITY HAS GIVEN - OUT. - BUT OFFICIALS SAY IT'S JUST ONE - PART OF THE DISTRICT'S PLAN TO - BOOST ITS VACCINATION RATE - WHICH, AT AROUND 75%, IS ALREADY - HIGHER THAN THE NATIONAL AVERAGE - AT ABOUT 73%. - PATRICK: WE'RE NOT GOING TO GET - EVERYBODY WITH THIS PROGRAM, BUT - IT DOES PROVIDE YET ANOTHER - OPTION FOR INDIVIDUALS TO GET - VACCINATED SO THAT WE'RE NOT - JUST DOING SEVEN OUT OF 10, - WE'RE HOPING FOR 10 OUT OF 10 - EVENTUALLY. - IN FACT, THE MAJORITY OF - RESIDENTS USING THE SERVICE ARE - GETTING THEIR FIRST COVID - VACCINATION. - BUT ADEGBITE'S FIRST STOP TODAY - IS TO ADMINISTER BOOSTERS TO 90 - YEAR OLD PEGGY TEMPLEMAN AND HER - CARETAKER LILLIAN BAZEMORE. - BOTH WERE ORIGINALLY VACCINATED - IN THE SPRING.

- PEGGY: IT'S DIFFICULT FOME TO - GET OUT AND ABOUT. - AMNA: SO IF THEY HADN'T COME TO - YOU TO GIVE YOU THE SHOTS, HOW - WOULD YOU HAVE GOTTEN YOUR - VACCINE? - PEGGY: I WOULD HAVE HAD TO GO - OUT. - WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN KIND OF - DIFFICULT FOR ME, MORE DIFFICULT - THAN STAYING IN THE HOUSE. - AMNA: BAZEMORE SAYS SHE WORKS - AROUND THE CLOCK, MAKING IT HARD - TO GO GET A VACCINE DURING - BUSINESS HOURS, EVEN THOUGH IT'S - CRUCIAL FOR HER JOB. - LILLIAN: I WORK AROUND SENIORS - AND I'M ALWAYS AROUND SENIORS. I - CAN'T AFFORD FOR ANY OF THEM TO - GET SICK. - SO I'M AFRAID TO TAKE SOMETHING - TO THEM, YOU KNOW, EVEN THOUGH I - MIGHT NOT FEEL BAD, I WOULDN'T - WANT TO JEOPARDIZE THEM IN THAT - FASHION. - AMNA: ADEGBITE DELIVERS THE - DOSES, MONITORS FOR SIDE - EFFECTS, AND ANSWERS QUESTIONS - ON SITE. SOMETIMES, SHE ASKS - SOME OF HER OWN. - ESPECIALLY NOW THAT DEMAND, SHE - SAYS, HAS TICKED UP. - AMNA: DO YOU EVER ASK THEM WHY - THEY WAITED TILL NOW TO GET THE - SHOT OR WHY THEY'RE GETTING IT

- NOW? - ADAE: FOR FIRST DOSERS WHEN YOU - ASK, IT'S LIKE MY JOB IS MAKING - ME GET IT. - AMNA: MOST OF THEM BECAUSE - THEY'RE GETTING THEM BECAUSE OF - MANDATES. - ADAE: RIGHT OR, I DIDN'T KNOW I - COULD GET IT OR I DIDN'T KNOW - HOW SERIOUS IT WAS. - , THERE'ANOTHER VARIANT AND - IT'S LIKE, WOW, YEAH, YEAH. - AND FOR SOME PEOPLE IT'S JUST - EDUCATION. - AMNA: HEALTH OFFICIALS TELL US - AMONG THE MANY REASONS THEY HEAR - FOR WHY PEOPLE CHOOSE TO GET - VACCINATED AT HOME, PRIVACY IS - SOMETHING THEY HEAR OFTEN. - IN FACT, EVEN THOUGH MOST OF THE - SHOTS THEY ADMINISTER ARE FIRST - OR SECOND DOSES, NONE OF THOSE - PATIENTS WANTED TO TALK TO US - TODAY. - DR. HILDRETH: WHATEVER AVENUES - ARE AVAILABLE TO US TO GET MORE - SHOTS IN ARMS WE NEED TO TAKE - ADVANTAGE OF THEM. - AMNA: DR. JAMES HILDRETH OF - NASHVILLE'S MEHARRY MEDICAL - COLLEGE SAYS EVERY SHOT COUNTS. - AND FIGURING OUT HOW TO GET TO - PEOPLE WHO AREN'T LOOKING FOR - THE VACCINE IS A CHALLENGE FOR - HEALTH OFFICIALS NATIONWIDE. - DR. HILDRETH: TRUST IS A HUGE - ISSUE HERE. - SO WHETHER IT'S A CITY OR STATE - OR FEDERAL AGENCY THAT'S TRYING - TO GET MORE VACCINES, WE HAVE - GOT TO IDENTIFY TRUSTED - ORGANIZATIONS AND TRUSTED - INDIVIDUALS TO BE ENGAGING THE

- COMMUNITIES, THOSE WHO ARE - RESISTANT TO VACCINES, BECAUSE - THAT REALLY IS WHAT MAKES THE - DIFFERENCE WHEN YOU HAVE SOMEONE - ENGAGING, THOSE WHO ARE - HESITANT, WHO THEY TRUST OR - RESPECT. - >> WE ARE GOING TO THE LAST - MORNING APPOINTMENTS. - AMNA: BACK IN WASHINGTON, D.C., - ADEGBITE'S DAY CONTINUES. - HOUSE AFTER HOUSE, SHOT AFTER - SHOT. - AMNA: DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE - ROLE THAT YOU'RE PLAYING AND - SORT OF THE BIGGER PICTURE - ENDING THIS PANDEMIC EVERY DAY? - ADAE: INITIALLY IT WASN'T MUCH - OF LIKE, I JUST FELT LIKE I WAS - WORKING LIKE THIS, JUST ME DOING - MY DAY TO DAY WORK. - BUT KNOWING WHAT THE COVID DID - TO EVERYBODY AND HOW LONG IT'S - TAKEN FOR US TO LIKE, GET OVER - IT - IT'S REALLY EXCITING TO KNOW - THAT PEOPLE ARE ACTUALLY COMING - OUT NOW FOR WHATEVER REASON - THEY'RE COMING OUT TO GET IT. - WE'RE JUST GLAD THAT WE WERE - ABLE TO HELP. - ONE HOUSE, ONE PATIENT, AND ONE - SHOT AT A TIME. - FOR "THE PBS NEWSHOUR," I'M AMNA - NAWAZ IN WASHINGTON, D.C. - ♪ - JUDY: LATE NEXT MONTH, IT WILL - BE TWO YEARS SINCE CHINA

- CONFIRMED A MYSTERIOUS NEW VIRUS - WAS BEHIND A CLUSTER OF - PNEUMONIA-LIKE INFECTIONS IN THE - CITY OF WUHAN. - AS OF TODAY, THAT VIRUS, - COVID-19, HAS CLAIMED THE LIVES - OF OVER 5 MILLION PEOPLE - WORLDWIDE AND NEARLY - 750,000 AMERICANS. - MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE VIRUS - STILL EXIST, BUT MUCH MORE IS - KNOWN, AS WELL. - WE SEE THAT IN A NEW BOOK BY - DR. SANJAY GUPTA: "WORLD WAR C: - LESSONS FROM THE COVID-19 - PANDEMIC AND HOW TO PREPARE FOR - THE NEXT ONE." - IN IT, HE HAS INSIGHTS ABOUT THE - LAST TWO YEARS, AND SOME - OPTIMISM ABOUT THE FUTURE. - AND DR. GUPTA JOINS US NOW. - WELCOME TO "THE NEWSHOUR." - WE ARE USED TO SEEING YOU ON - CNN. - THANK YOU FOR JOINING US TO TALK - ABOUT THE BOOK. - YOU END THIS BOOK ON HOPE AND - TALK ABOUT A FIGHT FOR THE - FUTURE, BUT ALSO HAVE A SOBERING - MESSAGE THROUGHOUT THAT -- YOU

- QUOTE EXPERTS THAT THIS COULD - JUST BE A DRESS REHEARSAL, THAT - MANY OF US IN OUR LIFETIME ARE - GOING TO SEE ANOTHER PANDEMIC. - WHY DO THEY BELIEVE THAT? - DR. GUPTA: I THINK WHAT MOST - PEOPLE BELIEVE WHEN THEY LOOK AT - THESE EMERGING PATHOGENS ARE - THAT THESE JUMPS OF PATHOGENS - FROM ANIMAL TO HUMAN ARE - HAPPENING MORE FREQUENTLY - BECAUSE THE POPULATION OF HUMANS - IS INCREASING, WE ARE - ENCROACHING ON ANIMAL HABITATS - AND THAT IS WHERE THE MAJORITY - OF THESE PATHOGENS COME FROM. - THAT IS LIKELY TO HAPPEN. - THAT IS THE PART THAT ALARMS - PEOPLE. - I THINK THE OPTIMISTIC PART IS - THAT IT DOES NOT MEAN THOSE - PATHOGENS HAVE TTURN INTO - PANDEMICS. - THAT IS WHAT STRUCK ME OVER THE - LAST YEAR AND A HALF, TALKING TO - EXPERTS ALL OVER THE WORLD, THIS - IDEA WE COULD BECOME PANDEMIC - PROOF, FIRST IT SOUNDED - AUDACIOUS, BUT BECAME

- INCREASINGLY REAL, THOSE JUMPS - MAY HAPPEN, BUT DO NOT HAVE TO - HAPPEN WHAT HAPPENED HERE. - JUDY: MISTAKES WERE MADE BY - DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LIKE THE - UNITED STATES THAT WE WOULD HAVE - ASSUMED WOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTE - WHAT ARE MISTAKES YOU HAVE SEEN - AND WHAT ARE THE PRESCRIPTIONS - FOR AVOIDING THEM IN THE FUTURE? - DR. GUPTA: I WILL PREFACE BY - SAYING PRE-PANDEMIC UNITED - STATES WAS LISTED AS THE PAST - PREPARED COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. - A WEALTHY COUNTRY, LOTS OF - RESOURCES. - WE KNOW HOW THAT TURNED OUT. - THERE WERE TIMES WHEN WE HAD THE - HIGHEST NUMBER OF CASES PER - CAPITA, AND OVERALL IN THE - WORLD. - THERE WERE A COUPLE OF SPECIFIC - MISTAKES AND PHILOSOPHICAL - MISTAKES. - ONE MISTAKE WAS TESTING. - IN ORDER TO DIAGNOSE A PROBLEM - IN MEDICINE, WHETHER IT BE AN - INDIVIDUAL PATIENT OR SOCIETAL

- PANDEMIC, YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND - WHAT YOU ARE DEALING WITH. - WITH THIS PARTICULAR PANDEMIC, - FOR LOTS OF REASONS, WE SIMPLY - WERE NOT TESTING. - WE DID NOT DO TESTING EARLY - ENOUGH. - EVEN WHEN THE TESTS WORLD OUT, - AND PART BECAUSE THEY WERE - FLAWED, WE DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH - WIDESPREAD TESTING. - IT IS STILL A PROBLEM NOW. - IN THE FALL OF 2021, IT IS HARD - TO GET A CLEAR IDEA OF HOW - WIDESPREAD THE PROBLEM IS. - IF I WERE TO ASK A SIMPLE - QUESTION, HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE - BEEN EXPOSED TO COVID IN THE - U.S., YOU WOULD GET LOTS OF - DIFFERENT ANSWERS FROM DIFFERENT - EXPERTS. - I SECOND BIG ONE, IF YOU LOOK AT - THE DATA COMING OUT OF WUHAN AT - A TIME THEY WERE SAYING LOOK, IT - IS NOT THAT BAD, DOES NOT APPEAR - TO BE SPREADING HUMAN TO HUMAN, - THEY WERE SHUTTING DOWN A CITY - OF 11 MILLION PEOPLE. - THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A

- SIGNIFICANT CLUE THAT THIS WAS - NOT ONLY SPREADING, BUT SEEMED - TO BE SPREADING - ASYMPTOMATICALLY, MEANING PEOPLE - DID NOT HAVE SYMPTOMS, YET WERE - STILL SPREADING. - THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A CLEAR - INDICATOR THAT MASKS WOULD BE - NECESSARY. - WE DID NOT START LEANING INTO - MASKS IN THE U.S. UNTIL LATER IN - THE SPRING, WHEREAS OTHER - COUNTRIES INCLUDING CHINA, SOUTH - KOREA, MANY COUNTRIES WERE DOING - MASKS EARLIER. - THOSE WERE SPECIFIC THINGS. - PHILOSOPHICALLY, WHEN YOU LIVE - IN A WEALTHY COUNTRY, A LOT OF - TIMES YOU HAVE THIS BELIEF THAT - WE CAN WAIT FOR THE HOMERUN HIT, - THEN KNOCKOUT PUNCH, WE DON'T - HAVE TO DO THESE SIMPLE THINGS. - WE CAN DO THE BIG THING WHEN IT - COMES. - THE BIG THING WAS THE VACCINE. - AS A RESULT OF WAITING SO LONG, - WE MISSED A LOT OF OPPORTUNITIES

- TO HAVE PREVENTED A LOT OF - DEATHS. - HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DEATHS - HAVE -- POTENTIALLY PREVENTED. - JUDY: AND WE'LL HAVE THE REST OF - MY CONVERSATION WITH DR. SANJAY - GUPTA TOMORROW ON THE NEWSHOUR. - ♪ - JUDY: ARTIST DAVID DRISKELL - DIED LAST YEAR OF COVID AT AGE - 88. - A LONGTIME COLLECTOR, WHO RAISED - THE PROFILE OF AFRICAN AMEREICAN - ART AND ARTISTS, HIS OWN - PAINTINGS ARE NOW GETTING THEIR - DUE. - JEFFREY BROWN HAS THIS REPORT - FOR OUR ARTS AND CULTURE SERIES, - CANVAS. - JEFFREY: SCENES OF CITY LIFE AND - NATURE. - OF CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS IMAGERY - AND AFRICAN MASKS. - THEY WERE SUBJECTS DAVID - DRISKELL WOULD RETURN TO AGAIN - AND AGAIN IN HIS MORE THAN 6 - DECADES AS AN ARTIST. - WORK, SAYS ART HISTORIAN AND - CURATOR ADRIENNE CHILDS, THAT

- DESERVES TO BE BETTER KNOWN. - >> WHY ARE WE LOOKING AT DAVID - DRISKELL NOW? - IT'S BECAUSE IT'S ABOUT TIME! - I THINK HIS WORK WAS OVERLOOKED - BECAUSE HIS ENERGY WAS NOT - FUNNELED INTO GETTING HIS WORK - ON THE WALL. - IT WAS FUNNELED INTO GETTING - OTHERS NOTICED. - ARTIST, HISTORIAN, CURATOR, - EDUCATOR, COLLECTOR -- DRISKELL - INFLUENCED SEVERAL GENERATIONS - OF ARTISTS AND STUDENTS AND - HELPED CHANGE THE LANDSCAPE OF - AMERICAN ART GENERALLY WITH - EXHIBITIONS SUCH AS HIS 1976 - LANDMARK “TWO CENTURIES OF - BLACK AMERICAN ART”HOWCASING - EN UNDER-RECOGNIZED - INDIVIDUALS AND ART FORMS. - ART HISTORIAN JULIE MCGEE IS - AUTHOR OF A BIOGRAPHY OF - DRISKELL. - >> I THINK THERE ARE PROBABLY - FIVE DAVID DRISKELLS. - FIVE? - YEAH, OR MAYBE MORE THAN THAT. - I THINK HE ABSOLUTELY FELT A - SENSE OF MISSION TO BE AN - EDUCATOR. - THE WAY THAT FACTORED INTO HIS - LIFE WAS AS AN ART EDUCATOR AN - , ART HISTORIAN, WHO TOOK UP THE - MANTLE TO ENSURE THAT - AFRICAN-AMERICAN ART WAS KNOWN

- AND THAT AFRICAN-AMERICAN - ARTISTS WERE SUPPORTED. - JEFFREY: NOW, DRISKELL IS BEING - CELEBRATED FOR HIS OWN ART, IN - “DAVID DRISKELL: ICONS OF NATURE - AND HISTORY,” CO-ORGANIZED BY - THE HIGH MUSEUM OF ART IN - ATLANTA AND THE PORTLAND MUSEUM - OF ART IN MAINE. - JULIE MCGEE IS ITS CURATOR. - ADRIENNE CHILDS IS COORDINATING - CURATOR FOR THE INSTALLATION AT - ITS CURRENT STOP, WASHINGTON - D.C.'S PHILLIPS COECTION. - ONE OF THE EARLIEST WORKS HERE: - THE 1956 PAINTING “BEHOLD THY - SON,” A RESPONSE FROM DRISKELL - TO THE GRUESOME MURDER OF 14 - YEAR OLD EMMETT TILL IN - MISSISSIPPI A YEAR EARLIER. - TILL'S MOTHER HAD INSISTED THE - CASKET BE OPEN SO THE WORLD - COULD SEE THE VICIOUSNESS OF THE - RACIST ATTACK. - >> DRISKELL COMES UP WITH THIS - INTERESTING TAKE ON IT IN - “BEHOLD THY SON” WHERE HIS - MOTHER, THE BEATEN BOY'S MOTHER, - IS HOLDING HIM UP AND PRESENTING - HIM IN CHURCH TO THE - CONGREGATION. - JEFFREY: IT'S PAINTING ALMOST IN - REAL TIME, BUT IT'S ALSO LOOKING - TO THE HISTORY OF ART, RIGHT?

- I MEAN, THE CRUCIFIXION, CHRIST - ON THE CROSS. - >> HE'S DEFINITELY LOOKING - THROUGH THE HISTORY OF WESTERN - ART IN THIS CASE. - BUT BRINGING IT HOME. - JEFFREY: ANOTHER SUBJECT FOR - DRISKELL: SCENES OF URBAN BLACK - LIFE. - HE PAINTED “GHETTO WALL #2” IN - 1970: A BRICK WALL, GRAFFITI, A - FIGURE IN BLACK, THE AMERICAN - FLAG EXPLODED, IN PIECES AMID A - RIOT OF COLOR. - >> IT IS VERY MUCH AN ARTIST WHO - IS USING THE CANVAS TO EXPRESS - THE EXPERIENCE OF LIVING IN - AMERICA IN 1970. - THE ASSOCIATIONS THAT DAVID - DRISKELL WOULD HAVE AS A BLACK - MAN IN AMERICA. - WHAT IS IT? - DO I LOVE AMERICA? - IS THE FLAG: I, YOU, ME? - IS IT A SHATTERED PROMISE? - JEFFREY: COLOR, FORM, SURFACE, - COMPOSITION -- DRISKELL WAS - LOOKING AT ARTISTS LIKE CEZANNE

- AND REMBRANDT AND CONSTANTLY - EXPERIMENTING AS A PAINTER. - HIS HOMAGE TO ROMARE HONORS THE - ARTIST ROMARE BEARDEN AND HIS - WORK WITH COLLAGE. - DRISKELL THEN DEVELOPED HIS OWN - COLLAGE TECHNIQUE, SEEN IN - PAINTINGS LIKE “UPWARD BOUND” IN - 1980 AND “FLOWING LIKE A RIVER” - IN 1996. - DRISKELL TAUGHT ALL HIS LIFE: AT - TALLADEGA COLLEGE, HOWARD AND - FISK UNIVERSITIES AND, BEGINNING - IN 1977, THE UNIVERSITY OF - MARYLAND. - WHICH IN 2001 ESTABLISHED THE - DAVID C. DRISKELL CENTER, - DEDICATED TO FURTHERING - SCHOLARSHIP IN AFRICAN AMERICAN - AND AFRICAN DIASPORA ART AND - CULTURE. - HE ALSO HAD A LONGTIME HOME AND - STUDIO IN FALMOUTH, MAINE, WHERE - HE CONTINUED TO WORK ON ANOTHER - GREAT LOVE: SCENES FROM NATURE, - ESPECIALLY, IN A VARIETY OF - FORMS, THE PINE TREE. - JULIE MCGEE WOULD OFTEN VISIT - HIM THERE. - >> THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT THE - STUDIO SPACE THAT WAS A CREATIVE - SANCTUARY FOR HIM, THAT PROVIDED

- -- FOR HIM. - I WOULD SAY IT IS THE AUDACITY - THAT HE HAD AS AN ARTIST AND - CREATOR THAT ENABLED HIM TO BE - THE CURATOR AND SCHOLAR THAT HE - WAS. - JEFFREY: DRISKELL, WHO COLLECTED - AND PAINTED AFRICAN MASKS OFTEN - SPOKE OF ART AS A PRIESTLY - CALLING. - HERE HE IS IN A 2020 INTERVIEW - FOR THE PHILLIPS COLLECTION. - >> EVERYBODY HAS A CALLING, - EVERYBODY HAS A FIELD THAT THEY - ARE SUPPOSED TO BE DEDICATED TO. - IF ONE CAN DEFINE THAT FIELD - BEYOND SELF, AND BE INCLUSIVE OF - OTHERS, THEN THAT'S ONE OF THE - MOST IMPORTANT THINGS THAT CAN - BE DONE, IF YOU CAN PASS IT ON, - IF YOU CAN SAY HERE IS MY GIFT - TO YOU. - JEFFREY: HE OFTEN WALKED THROUGH - THE GALLERIES OF THE PHILLIPS.

- WHEN HE WAS A STUDENT AT HOWARD - UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C. WAS - STILL A SEGREGATED CITY AND THE - MUSEUM WAS ONE OF THE FEW - CULTURAL SPACES OPEN TO HIM. - >> THERE IS A SENSE OF COMING - FULL CIRCLE BACK TO THE - PHILLIPS, WHERE HE WAS A - STUDENT. - WHERE HE WAS AS A STUDENT, YES. - >>1 -- - >> IT IS BITTERSWEET TO BE IN - HIS STUDIO GOING FROM THE 1950'S - , UP INTO THE 2000'S. - AND HE'S NOT HERE. - JEFFREY: DAVID DRISKELL HELPED - WITH THE EARLY COORDINATION OF - THIS EXHIBITION -- IT WAS MEANT - TO COINCIDE WITH HIS 90TH - BIRTHDAY. - HE WORKED TO THE END OF HIS - LIFE, DYING OF COVID AT AGE 88 - ON APRIL 1ST, 2020. - THE EXHIBITION, “DAVID DRISKELL: - ICONS OF NATURE AND HISTORY - CONTINUES IN WASHINGTON THROUGH - JANUARY 9TH, 2022, AND THEN - MOVES TO THE CINCINNATI ART - MUSEUM. - FOR THE PBS NEWSHOUR, I'M - JEFFREY BROWN AT THE PHILLIPS - COLLECTION. - JUDY: "THE NEWSHOUR THAT IS "THE - NEWSHOUR" FOR TONIGHT. - I AM JUDY WOODRUFF. - JOIN US TOMORROW EVENING.

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