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TODAY: Two DC neighborhoods show vaccine inequity, with majority white Ward 3 getting most vaccines while majority African-American Ward 8 has most deaths. #MTP Jeff Zients: “The situation that you’re describing is not fair and equitable. We need to bring vaccines to people.”pic.twitter.com/7vGCrrQHjL

Full Zients Interview: Vaccine distribution inequality is "unacceptable" In an exclusive interview with #MTP, Jeffrey Zients, WH Coronavirus Response Coordinator, talks about the speed & equitable distribution of the vaccine. https://nbcnews.to/38j5ZKt  https://nbcnews.to/2OtOb8c pic.twitter.com/8pDok8V1PN

EARLIER on #MTP: @jonallendc says there's an "un-evenness" to calls for bipartisanship in DC. "Last year, Republicans wrote Covid relief bills ... and you saw all the Democrats vote for them. Now with the Democrats in the majority ... and none of the Republicans voted for it."pic.twitter.com/34nNS8dJLa

TODAY: @SenJohnBarrasso says he supports the reelection of Sen. Lisa Murkowski and Rep. Liz Cheney despite former Pres. Trump’s opposition. #MTP Barrasso: “With regard to Liz Cheney ... I support her, I disagree completely with her on the issue impeachment.”pic.twitter.com/8p418EgryB

WATCH on #MTP: @Mtosterholm says “we are in the eye of the hurricane right now” on the spread of the coronavirus. “It appears things are going really well, we even see blue skies ... but we know what is about to come upon us is the situation with this B117 [UK] variant.”pic.twitter.com/VHO49ygMzx

.@ChuckTodd shows WH Coronavirus Response Coordinator @JeffZients a map of DC where Ward 3 is getting the most vaccinations, while Ward 8 — with the most African Americans — has the most deaths: "This is [your] backyard." Zients: "It is unacceptable."pic.twitter.com/FVOTTWSBXP

TODAY: "It is really big progress to have enough vaccine supply for all adult Americans by the end of May," says WH Coronavirus Response Coordinator, Jeff Zients. Zients: "When we walked into office 6-7 weeks ago, there was not enough supply and it was pushed further out."pic.twitter.com/VDqMoaS6fN

WATCH: The Senate passed a Covid relief bill, while 70% approve of President Biden's handling of the pandemic — including 44% of Republicans. Despite that, elected Republicans have argued against it, citing process, cost and arguing the economy is already strong enough.pic.twitter.com/kau8M1hI10

Today on #MTP — On January 1st, 2020 the WHO announced the discovery of a mysterious case of pneumonia in Wuhan, China. Since then, there have been over 29 million cases in the U.S. and more than 526,500 deaths.pic.twitter.com/jWbhMYnkLh

EARLIER: Two DC neighborhoods show vaccine inequity, with majority white Ward 3 getting most vaccines while majority African-American Ward 8 has most deaths. #MTP Jeff Zients: “The situation that you’re describing is not fair and equitable. We need to bring vaccines to people.”pic.twitter.com/S2ahW4rJQv

EARLIER on #MTP: @Mtosterholm says “we are in the eye of the hurricane right now” on the spread of the coronavirus. “It appears things are going really well, we even see blue skies ... but we know what is about to come upon us is the situation with this B117 [UK] variant.”pic.twitter.com/FzfMc6ALTP

TODAY on #MTP: The Senate passed a Covid relief bill. 70% approve of President Biden's handling of the pandemic, including 44% of Republicans. Despite that, elected Republicans have argued against it, citing process, cost and arguing the economy is already strong enough.pic.twitter.com/8k4nWSAOGA

Earlier on #MTP — On January 1st, 2020 the WHO announced the discovery of a mysterious case of pneumonia in Wuhan, China. Since then, there have been over 29 million cases in the U.S. and more than 526,500 deaths.pic.twitter.com/3AzCmMuxTS

NEW on #MTP: Data shows the costs of year-long economic shutdown https://nbcnews.to/3rpvXDj pic.twitter.com/sMLRk2DZ3K

.@ChuckTodd shows WH Coronavirus Response Coordinator @JeffZients a map of D.C. where Ward 3 is getting the most vaccinations, while Ward 8 — with the highest amount of African Americans — has the most deaths: "This is [your] backyard." Zients: "It is unacceptable."pic.twitter.com/i9kb9gRx1u

EARLIER: "It is really big progress to have enough vaccine supply for all adult Americans by the end of May," says WH Coronavirus Response Coordinator, Jeff Zients. #MTP "When we walked into office 6-7 weeks ago, there was not enough supply and it was pushed further out."pic.twitter.com/jgq51wyKae

MTP Compressed: Senate passes Covid relief package as inequalities persist in vaccine distributionpic.twitter.com/AD6d3MCi69