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Thursday, 11.14.2019

Find Your Perfect Match

Up on Capitol Hill, hearings continue to reveal more about what happened during the Jan. 6 insurrection. Former VP Mike Pence pens an op-ed perpetuating the same Big Lie that almost got him killed. And Biden’s Cabinet faces its very first defeat on Capitol Hill. Neera, we hardly knew ya.

Wednesday, 03.03.2021

Pence Emerges … To Push the Big Lie

As cases decline across the U.S., Texas and Mississippi are lifting all mask mandates and opening at 100% capacity. But experts warn we are far from out of the woods.

Wednesday, 03.03.2021

Some States Fully Reopening Despite CDC Warnings

Movie theater attendance declined in the years prior to the pandemic. More and more audiences now feel comfortable streaming at home. As the nation ramps up vaccinations, the future of the industry hangs in the balance.

Wednesday, 03.03.2021

Could COVID Spell the End of Movie Theaters?

Gov. Andrew Cuomo finally addresses those sexual harassment allegations. The FBI prepares for a possible second attack on the Capitol tomorrow. And in case it wasn’t clear: Stacey Abrams doesn’t give a damn about Donald Trump.

Wednesday, 03.03.2021

Top 5 Clips of March 3rd

Boy, have we got something different today: Some *good* COVID news. Cases? Down. Hospitalizations? Down. Vaccinations? Up. Meanwhile, Republicans across the country are weaponizing Trump’s Big Lie to pass new restrictive voting laws. And two prominent politicians face allegations of sexual harassment.

Tuesday, 03.02.2021

GOP Weaponizes Trump’s Big Lie

Top White House domestic policy adviser Susan Rice says the president’s singular purpose is to unify the nation — but that will take longer than the first 100 days.

Tuesday, 03.02.2021

Biden’s Tallest Order

We’ve got some feisty moments for you today: The FBI director officially labels the Capitol attack as “domestic terrorism,” the White House slaps Russia with sanctions, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren blasts Bitcoin.

Tuesday, 03.02.2021

Top 5 Clips of March 2nd

Can you believe it’s March … again? Or has it been March this whole time? Who’s to say, really. Two things we *can* say for sure? President Biden has the country’s longest to-do list, for one. And two, he just took a big step to prove he’s a big union guy.

Monday, 03.01.2021

Biden Backs Amazon Union Vote

Good news: J&J’s single-dose vaccine will be in 100 million arms before summer. Bad news: The U.S. could experience a fourth surge before then. Royal news: Harry and Meghan are speaking out about the loneliness they felt while living in the UK.

Monday, 03.01.2021

Top 5 Clips of March 1st

The $15 minimum wage is gone, but the White House promises it’s not forgotten. President Biden takes a trip down to Texas while Ted Cruz flees to somewhere sunnier … again. And Johnson & Johnson’s COVID vaccine just got the greenlight from an FDA advisory committee.

Saturday, 02.27.2021

Biden in Texas, Cruz MIA Again

Senator Jon Tester, a Democrat representing the red state of Montana, breaks down what his party needs to do better to get the country behind the president’s green goals.

Friday, 02.26.2021

Selling Biden’s Climate Agenda

The CDC sounds the alarm on COVID variants. The WNBA says buh-bye to Kelly Loeffler. And two lawmakers have an epic showdown over QAnon. Your must-see moments of the day are just a click away.

Friday, 02.26.2021

Top 5 Clips of February 26th

Nothing’s left off the table when groundbreaking docu-series The Circus returns for another season of politics, up close and personal. With a seismic shift in the White House, John Heilemann, Mark McKinnon, Alex Wagner and new co-host Jennifer Palmieri bring their unique blend of nuanced perspective and behind-the-scenes access to making sense out of the battles that lie ahead. Can a new administration heal a deeply divided and distrustful nation? The stakes have never been higher. Watch THE CIRCUS every Sunday – only on SHOWTIME®.

Friday, 02.26.2021

Will Min. Wage Increase?

Noah Harris, the first Black student body president of Harvard University, talks to Recount producer Britt Terrell about his reverence for the late Rep. John Lewis, the legacy he’s stepping into, and the road to a promising future.

Thursday, 02.25.2021

Noah Harris Wants to Leave Harvard (and the World) Better Than He Found It

Johnson & Johnson could be America’s third approved vaccine and first single-dose option. President Biden recalibrates our foreign policy strategy. And OMB nominee Neera Tanden’s confirmation faces an uphill climb.

Thursday, 02.25.2021

One Step Closer to One-Shot Vaccine

The sports world is rooting for Tiger Woods. Cori is NOT beating around the Bush. And one senator has a bone to pick with … marijuana? All this and more on today’s Recount Wire.

Wednesday, 02.24.2021

Top 5 Clips of February 24th

We got our first public hearing about the January 6 insurrection today — 48 days after the deadly attack. Senators went over the harrowing details with Capitol police leadership, and as the former police chief describes it: “These criminals came prepared for war.”

Tuesday, 02.23.2021

Jan 6th Hearing: Rioters Came “Prepared for War”

Former EPA head Gina McCarthy, whom President Biden appointed as the White House’s first-ever national climate adviser, makes the case for why being green is key to America’s economic recovery.

Tuesday, 02.23.2021

Biden Goes Big On Climate

Ted Cruz is pissed at his group chat. Joe Biden is rehearsing some new dad jokes. And summer 2021 is looking bright (so far). Don’t miss all of today’s top Recount Wire clips.

Tuesday, 02.23.2021

Top 5 Clips of February 23rd

It’s a critical week for President Biden’s pandemic relief bill, which just made it out of the House Budget Committee. But perhaps nothing highlights the need for relief more than the inconceivable milestone the U.S. has just hit: 500,000 COVID deaths.

Tuesday, 02.23.2021

U.S. Hits Darkest COVID Milestone Yet

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