Good morning. I'm James Holman from the Washington Post and this is the Daily

202 for Friday January 15th. In today's news, dozens of people on the FBI's

terrorist watch list came to DC on the FBI's terrorist watch list

came to DC on the day of the insurrection.

A Justice Department review finds President Trump

pushed for child separation

despite his denials and dire warnings about what a disaster it would be.

And the Secret Service is spending 144,000 dollars, so agents protecting

Avonka Trump's house can go to the bathroom.

But first, the big idea.

Last night, President-elect Joe Biden laid out a $1.9 trillion emergency relief plan in a prime time speech.

He's aiming to get GOP support for the measure, although the price tag is likely to be too high for many conservatives to swallow.

But after campaigning as a bipartisan dealmaker, he wants to at least give Republicans the opportunity

to get behind his first legislative effort as president. He described this as a package of

emergency measures that will be followed in February by a broader relief bill

that he says he'll unveil in his first appearance before a joint session of

Congress.

This is a critical time for our nation.

More than 4,200 of our fellow Americans died yesterday from COVID,

another new daily record. And the economic recovery continues to

backslide. Jobless claims have spiked to a new high since August. Nearly 1 million

Americans filed for unemployment last week.

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