The supply and big demand cases fall, but variants threaten a new surge in the US as states

race to get shots in everyone's arms.

The demand far outweighs the supply.

So when will there be enough vaccines for everyone?

I'll speak to Dr. Anthony Fauci next, and the mess in Texas dozens dead after major

power outages left millions of Texans cold and in the dark.

Many still without water, who's to blame for the emergency?

Two Republicans, Texas Congressman Michael McCall and Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson

joined me to discuss in moments.

Plus, left out, President Biden pushes back on some progressive priorities like $50,000

of student debt forgiveness.

As the left fights to keep their goals in the COVID relief bill.

And I believe that we will succeed, including the minimum wage.

Will they succeed?

I'll speak exclusively to the chair of the Progressive Caucus, Congresswoman Pramila

Jayapal, ahead.

Hello, I'm Dana Bash in Washington, where the state of our union is short on supply.

This morning millions of Texans are still without safe water and struggling with the aftermath

of a deep freeze that killed dozens and left the state crippled when its power grid failed.

To add insult to injury, some Texans are waking up to thousands of dollars in energy bills

after unprecedented price surges, which Texas authorities say they are investigating.

That winter storm that is sweeping across the country is also impacting the vaccine

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