Biden To Give First Primetime Address After Historic Bill Passes

Erin Burnett OutFront

President Joe Biden is to give his first primetime address tomorrow after the House passes historic $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. Biden is to sign the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill into law on Friday, saying, "help is here." No Republicans voted for the relief bill, even though 61 percent of Americans back it, trying to delay the inevitable. Democrat representative says, "stop talking about Dr. Seuss" to Republicans after they show more interest in the author over the bill.

Democrat Delegate Plaskett slams a GOP congressman for his comments on Black families during a covid relief bill debate.

The Texas attorney general threatens to sue Austin and Travis County about ending the mask mandate. He wants the mask mandate rescinded tonight as Texas averages 200 covid related deaths a day. The Texas attorney general warns against masks orders saying, "leaders must not be thinking clearly. Maybe it's oxygen deprivation from quintuple masking."

New audio of Former President Donald Trump's call with a Georgia elections investigator is made public. He told the investigator, "something bad happened" in Georgia and urged her to find evidence of fraud.

The Royal Family is being silent on the claim that they ignored Meghan Markle's plea for help.

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