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Sunday Live: Biden’s Vaccine Mandate Collapses as Court Recognizes ‘Grave Constitutional’ Issues

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Alex Jones breaks down the ramifications behind a federal court of appeals temporarily blocking Joe Biden’s unconstitutional vaccine mandate and what it means for the future of his puppet presidency and America.
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SHOCK POLL: USA Today Shows Republicans Beating Dems By 8% Nationally in 2022 Midterms

A USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll taken last week shows Joe Biden’s support has plummeted even further and Democrats could get wiped out in the 2022 midterm elections by at least 5 points.
The <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2021/11/07/biden-approval-falls-38-midterms-loom-usa-today-suffolk-poll/6320098001/?utm_campaign=snd-autopilot" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">poll</a> of 1,000 registered voters found Biden’s favorability dropped to 38%, with independents affecting the score most, with 44% saying he’s done worse than they expected.
Additionally, if the midterm elections were held today, Republicans would beat Democrats by up to 8%, with a 3.1% margin of error.
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If the election were today, those surveyed said they would vote for their local Republican congressional candidate over the Democratic one by 46%-38%, an advantage that would bode well for GOP hopes of gaining a majority in the House and the Senate. 
In a president’s first midterm election, his party usually loses ground, and this time the GOP needs to flip just five seats in the House and one in the Senate to claim control. 
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The news gets worse for Democrats: about 2/3 of Americans don’t want Biden to run again.
“Nearly two-thirds of Americans, 64%, said they didn’t want Biden to run for a second term in 2024. That included 28% of Democrats,” USA Today reported.
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And what’s worse, Vice President Kamala Harris polled even worse than Biden, which doesn’t bode well for the Democrats’ 2024 prospects.
“Vice President Kamala Harris’ approval rating was 28% – even worse than Biden’s. The poll showed that 51% disapproved of the job she’s doing. One in five, 21%, were undecided.”
The poll comes just days after <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://vpm.org/news/articles/26817/virginia-republicans-make-big-gains-in-2021-election" target="_blank">Republicans swept Virginia</a>, winning control of the state’s executive branch, in addition to making many more gains in other local and state elections.
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Biden’s Energy Secretary Says ‘Yes,’ Americans Will Pay More to Heat Their Homes This Winter

When asked if gas prices could rise to an average $4 a gallon, Granholm revealed she didn’t know but to rest assured because Biden was “all over” the issue.
“Well, we certainly hope not,” Granholm replied. “The president is all over this. Of course, every president is frustrated because they can’t control the price of gasoline, because it’s a global market. You can call upon increased supply, which he has done.”
Granholm blamed the rising fuel costs on energy companies not “flipping the switch” rather than Biden’s administration shutting down domestic energy production.
“We have the same problem in fuels that the supply chains have, which is that the oil and gas companies are not flipping the switch as quickly as the demand requires.”
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“So that’s why the president has been focused on both the immediate term and the long-term. Let us get off of the volatility associated with fossil fuels and associated with others who don’t have our country’s interests at heart and invest in moving to clean energy where we will not have this problem, and that’s so much of what the two bills are focused on.”
This comes just days after Granholm burst into laughter and blamed OPEC when asked if America would ever ramp up oil production to offset the skyrocketing costs.
“That is hilarious!” she cackled during a Bloomberg interview on Friday. “Would that I had a magic wand on this. As you know, of course, oil is a global market, it is controlled by a cartel. That cartel is called OPEC and they made a decision yesterday that they were not going to increase beyond what they were already planning.”
Despite attempts to blame OPEC, fuel and energy costs began rising immediately after Biden captured the White House due to several executive orders and policy directives.
For example, Biden cancelled the XL Keystone Pipeline the day that he was sworn in.
He also halted new oil and gas production on federal land and offshore, and directed government agencies to work toward eliminating fossil fuel subsidies by fiscal year 2022.
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Japan Eases Border Rules For Business Travellers, Students Amid Pandemic

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Tokyo:
Japan said Friday it will allow short-term business travellers, foreign students and other visa holders to enter the country, but tourists are still barred under pandemic border restrictions.
From Monday, business visitors fully inoculated with an authorised vaccine will need to quarantine for only three days, down from a minimum of 10 days, the foreign ministry said.
Daily cases in the country of 126 million have plunged from record highs of more than 25,000 in August to the current average of just over 200.
Despite a slow start to its vaccination campaign, 73 percent of the population is now fully inoculated.
Japan has seen comparatively few virus deaths -- around 18,000 -- despite never having imposed stay-at-home orders.
But for most of the past year, big cities have endured restrictions targeting nightlife and crowd sizes at large events, forcing almost all competitions and ceremonies at the Tokyo Olympics behind closed doors.
According to Japanese media, around 370,000 visa holders are waiting to enter the country and will be gradually let in.
Business travellers remain the responsibility of their firms while in Japan and need to provide activity plans for each trip, the foreign ministry said.
Visitors from three countries deemed high-risk -- Trinidad and Tobago, Peru, and Venezuela -- are still barred.
The ministry did not say when tourists may be allowed in. Japan welcomed a record 31.9 million foreign visitors in 2019, and had been on track to achieve its goal of 40 million in 2020 before the pandemic hit.
Former prime minister Yoshihide Suga stepped down last month after just a year in the job, partly due to public dissatisfaction with his government's pandemic response.
He was replaced by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who led the ruling coalition to victory in general elections on Sunday and has promised to make the virus "top priority".
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White House Defends US Vaccine Mandate Against Court Challenge

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Washington:
US President Joe Biden's administration on Sunday issued a vocal defense of a controversial Covid-19 vaccine mandate for large companies <a href="https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/us-court-blocks-joe-biden-vaccine-mandate-for-businesses-2601592" target="_self">despite a court challenge</a> that temporarily freezes the program.
"The president and the administration wouldn't have put these requirements in place if they didn't think they were appropriate and necessary," Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said on ABC talk show "This Week."
"The administration is certainly prepared to defend them."
And White House chief of staff Ron Klain, citing earlier court rulings that upheld state-level mandates, said he was "quite confident" that the mandate would ultimately be upheld.
"It's common sense," he told NBC's "Meet the Press."
The federal mandate, designed to push millions of workers at businesses with more than 100 employees into getting Covid-19 shots -- or submit to weekly testing -- is key to administration efforts to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control.
But on Saturday, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit said several petitioners opposing the mandate had raised "grave statutory and constitutional issues." It granted a temporary stay.
Petitioners -- including five conservative US states as well as several private employers and religious groups -- have questioned the federal government's authority to issue such a nationwide order.
Murthy, in defending it, cited a long history of such requirements -- going back to George Washington requiring his troops to be inoculated against smallpox -- and said that with the country still seeing 75,000 Covid cases a day, "it's important to take every measure possible to make our workplaces safer."
And with the new mandate not set to take effect until January, Klain expressed confidence courts would by then uphold it.
The traditionally conservative Fifth Circuit court, based in New Orleans, Louisiana, ordered the government to reply to petitioners' motion for a permanent injunction by Monday evening.
Senior Biden advisor Cedric Richmond said he was "absolutely" convinced the new rule would survive judicial scrutiny.
"We're very confident we're on statutory and legal grounds," he told CBS. "This is about keeping Americans safe."
Should the suspension be upheld it would represent a major setback to one of Biden's most far-reaching efforts to secure the immunization of American workers, amid predictions of a Covid-19 winter resurgence.
Around 58 percent of the total US population was fully vaccinated as of early November, up from half in August as state, local and company mandates were announced.
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US Finally Reopening Borders After 20 Months For Fully Vaccinated Travelers

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Washington:
The United States reopens its land and air borders Monday to foreign visitors fully vaccinated against Covid-19, ending 20 months of restrictions on travel from around the globe that separated families, hobbled tourism and strained diplomatic ties.
The ban, imposed by former president Donald Trump in early 2020 and upheld by his successor Joe Biden, has been widely criticized and become emblematic of the upheavals caused by the pandemic.
The restrictions were particularly unpopular in Europe and US neighbors Canada and Mexico.
In an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus, US borders were closed after March 2020 to travelers from large parts of the world, including the European Union, Britain and China, India and Brazil. Overland visitors from Mexico and Canada were also banned.
The months of restrictions affecting hundreds of millions of people helped fuel both personal and economic suffering brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.
"It's been so hard," Alison Henry, 63, told AFP. "I just want to see my son."
The British woman plans to fly Monday to see her son in New York, after 20 months of separation.
Families on both sides of the Atlantic are eager to finally reunite with their loved ones. Although travel from the United States to Europe has been possible since the summer, foreign US residents holding certain visas have had no guarantee of being able to reenter the country.
To cope with surging demand, airlines have increased the number of transatlantic flights. They also plan to use larger planes, as the easing of restrictions represents a major boost for a sector plunged into crisis by the pandemic.
Along the border with Mexico, many cities in the big US states of Texas and California have seen significant economic struggles due to anti-Covid trade restrictions. Local economies are also impatiently waiting for a return to normalcy.
Meanwhile, Canadian seniors will be able to resume their annual car trips to Florida in order to escape the bitter northern winters.
Some restrictions remain
Lifting the travel ban will affect more than 30 countries. But entry to the United States will not be totally unregulated: US authorities plan to closely monitor travelers' vaccination status and will still require them to present negative Covid-19 tests.
The United States, from Monday, will require air passengers to be fully vaccinated and be tested within three days before travel. Airlines will be required to put in place a contact tracing system.
The land border opening will happen in two phases.
Starting Monday vaccines will be required for "non-essential" trips -- such as family visits or tourism -- although unvaccinated travelers will still be allowed into the country for "essential" trips, as they have been for the last year and a half.
A second phase beginning in early January will require all visitors to be fully vaccinated to enter the United States by land, no matter the reason for their trip.
US health authorities have said all vaccines approved by the US Food and Drug Administration and the World Health Organization would be accepted for entry by air.
At the moment, this includes the AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, Pfizer/BioNTech, Covaxin, Sinopharm and Sinovac vaccines.
The United States has not yet commented on the increase in Covid-19 cases in Europe.
But speaking for the US, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said Sunday on ABC that "I'm cautiously optimistic about where we are," while adding: "We can't take our foot off the accelerator until we're at the finish line."
The WHO, for its part, expressed "grave concern" over the rising pace of coronavirus infections in Europe, warning that according to "one reliable projection" the current trajectory would mean "another half a million Covid-19 deaths" by February.
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