This morning on Velshi, with hundreds of capital rioters charged and more arrests to come,

fully a quarter of the disgraced former president's own cabinet has now blamed him for the violence.

We'll have the latest on the investigation and on Trump's own legal exposure.

Plus, how one Republican governor who refused to shut down her state

to slow the spread of COVID is getting her next super spreader event shut down by the Biden

administration. And I'll check in with George Floyd's family after their record settlement with

the city of Minneapolis, and the jury selection continues in the murder trial of the former cop charged for killing him.

Valshie starts now.

Good morning. I'm Ali Velshii. It is Sunday, March 14th.

More than 105.5.7 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine have now been administered in the United

States, way ahead of schedule for the Biden administration's stated goal. The CDC says 4.5

million doses were administered on Friday alone. This is a major accomplishment for the country,

especially considering the former administration's botched rollout at the end of last year, which resulted in the country

underperforming on its initial vaccine goals. On this show, three months ago today, we witnessed

history as the first batches of the Pfizer-Biontech vaccine began their journey

from the factory to hospitals across the country.

This is live now at the Pfizer plant in Portage, Michigan.

The first FDA-authorized COVID-19 vaccine is right now being loaded up.

It will soon be at hospitals across the country. The trucks are moving out now.

It is 709. It is 809 in the east. It's 709 in Houston time. And it appears that the first truck,

a FedEx truck, has left or is leaving as we speak. It has pulled out of the picture the Pfizer facility in Portage, Michigan.

That is the first truck.

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