In his first prime-time address, President Biden acknowledged the deaths of more than 531-thousand Americans and announced every American will have a chance to get a vaccine by the end of May. This week, the U.S. administration ordered an additional 100-million doses of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine to increase vaccine supplies. President Biden also signed into law a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package, to help Americans out of work and struggling financially. The U.S President and Vice President joined members of Congress in the Rose Garden Friday to celebrate the historic achievement.

Joining the discussion: 

• Adolfo Franco is an attorney and a Republican strategist
• Tara Haelle is a Science and Health Journalist.
• Dr. Gary Richwald is a Communicable and Infectious Disease Expert and the medical director of Curative California Vaccination Project.
• Spencer Critchley is a Democratic strategist and the author of “Patriots of Two Nations: Why Trump was Inevitable and What Happens Next.”

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He was optimistic that life could be somewhat back to normal by the 4th of July. He called on unity and healing and the collective power of American spirit, and praised essential workers in health care, public works, education and science.

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