Trump mostly avoided Covid relief in his CPAC speech. That speaks ...

In almost 90 minutes of remarks, Trump devoted just two sentences of criticism to Biden’s first legislative priority as president.And it says a lot about the state of GOP opposition to the Covid relief bill, which remains popular in polls: While House Republicans uniformly voted against it on Saturday, it hasn’t been an animating issue for Republicans.Whether for Trump at CPAC yesterday.Or for other CPAC speakers over the weekend.Or for even rank-and-file GOP lawmakers in Washington.“Faced with multiple allegations of sexual harassment, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday apologized for comments that ‘have been misinterpreted as an unwanted flirtation’ and, following pressure from fellow Democrats, agreed to refer the matter to the state attorney general's office,” per NBC News.“‘At work sometimes I think I am being playful and make jokes that I think are funny,’ he said, adding, ‘I mean no offense and only attempt to add some levity and banter to what is a very serious business.’”This year is shaping up to be a miserable year for New York Democrats, and we can imagine how Andrew Cuomo and his multiple controversies are going to dominate 2021’s New York City mayoral race.28,706,169: The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the United States, per the most recent data from NBC News and health officials. Plus, we had exclusive interviews with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about America’s place in the world under new leadership, and Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) on Biden’s Covid relief package and the fight over the minimum wage.The Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be administered almost immediately.Here’s what you need to know from Trump’s CPAC speech.Election fraud conspiracy theories had plenty of fans at the CPAC confab.What’s next for Wisconsin Republicans?A delay in Census data is scrambling the 2022 primaries.The Washington Post looked at the rise of Madison Cawthorn — and how falsehoods helped him boost his career.Allies of Adam Kinzinger are launching a super PAC to help Republicans who have bucked Trump.Iran says the time isn’t right for an early meeting on the nuclear deal.The Supreme Court will hear a key voting rights case this week.Chuck Todd is moderator of "Meet The Press" and NBC News' political director.