he can try to delay but he has to talk. in georgia, giuliani is a 78 year old megalomaniac. it s hard to see him go into jail for the rest of his life for trump, so he s now a mortal threat to the former president and an interesting twist there, and indictment of trump will be delayed by all kinds of legal challenges. not giuliani. there s no problem with indicting giuliani there. and finally in georgia, this affidavit a complete separate crime, lying to the feds. and whoever this lawyer or lawyers is, the new york times says it s more than one, a third really dangerous person for donald trump. because whether innocent or not, he or she can detail criminal conduct and by the way at all three cases can conspiracy conduct as well. so i agree, we have seen him duck and bob and weave ally his
challenges. not giuliani. there s no problem with indicting giuliani there. and finally in georgia, this affidavit a complete separate crime, lying to the feds. and whoever this lawyer or lawyers is, the new york times says it s more than one, a third really dangerous person for donald trump. because whether innocent or not, he or she can detail criminal conduct and by the way at all three cases can conspiracy conduct as well. so i agree, we have seen him duck and bob and weave ally his way out of a lot of things, but the sheer numbers of it and the gravity of it, it seems different. yes, there is also the the way works, is that you multiply probabilities. the odds of getting out of one, and the odds of weaving out of another, and the odds of weaving out of another, you get some chances, but on the question of the documents. i can t just can t quite figure out what this is. because i guess the most
it s just a matter of everybody being up to date on their vaccine regimen? or should we are we discussing more vaccines? and what about this immune escape business? the idea that this new variant, ba.5, seems to be able to bob and weave its way our round you are inherent ability to fight this off because you have had covid or because you have been vaccinated properly. well, ali, that last point, i ll take that first. that s not unexpected. the [inaudible] virus like flu, say, for the last 40 years, all of us have been immunized against flu, much longer than that. flew fades and causes immune escape all the time. we test positive for flu even if we have gotten the shot. but it s about 50% effective for keeping you out of the hospital. we are already there. a vaccine that is going to keep you away from someone like me but not prevent a positive test. this is entirely expected and we are going to have a more contagious variant likely occur down the road. we shouldn t be surprised by
wintertime, if we are not up to date with our vaccines, those individuals who are high-risk are going to be end up in the hospital because, while we focus so much on antibodies, blocking the virus from causing us to test positive, blocking the onset of a sore throat, the really key component here is something called t cells that harbor, pretty much, in our lungs. they help prevent severe infection from occurring but it turns out that those t cells do require periodic boosts. the people who most need them are not getting them. that s why we are really concerned about the winter, potentially, surging again in hospitals. so, i know they have been throwing away dosages of vaccines because of a certain shelf life and it s not just in the united states candidate, germany, a lot of places are getting rid of vaccines. do you feel what is supposed to happen? it s just a matter of everybody being up to date on their vaccine regimen? or should we are we discussing more vaccines? and wha
play in the super bowl. bill: you know what i say? two words, one more. one more. do you prefer shooter mcpherson or money mac? people can call me what they want. you can call me evan for all i care. dana: first-name basis. bill: best to your mom and fiance. thanks for coming on. nice to see you. good to be back with you. harris faulkner has a great hometown of kansas city, missouri. she put a major on the wire and she paid up. the staff loves you, too. she paid up. dana: here she is. harris: we ll begin with a fox news alert. americans are desperate for the white house to do its job and to get serious about stopping violent crime. but instead of confronting the issue dead on the president s chief spokeswoman has decided perhaps her best strategy is to bob and weave.