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Extrapolate to this large population, it can be in about one in ten people who live in san francisco who have covid and have no idea. that can indicate millions of people, building up additional immunity, without suffering the effects of the disease, at least, right now. so, between the covid positivity going down in boston wastewater, and the possibility of people having these asymptomatic cases, there are some beams of light breaking through what is yet another dark covid winter. tell me if im...

>> on the 15th we are set the table beautifully because everyone thats going on because of the shutdown. people that did not have any idea, they didnt have a clue what was happening, they now know exactly whats happening. they see human trafficking, they see drugs and gangs and criminals pouring in. we catch them because we are doing a great job. but if we had proper border security, we wouldnt have to work so hard. >> president trump speaking about border security during his pre-super bowl inte...

Since the big tax cuts went into effect. it will be hard for the president to get away from the memo. it will dominate the day tomorrow. the democrats on intelligence committee want to get their ten page version out as soon as possible. >> thank you. good to see you. go crash the super bowl party. >> lets go to katie who joins us and cohost of the beyond the bubble podcast. katie is here in the city. good to see. >> thank heaven me. >> memo talk, the talk is that we might be just be getting warm...

Glick, senior political correspondent, and co-host of the mcclatchys beyond the bubble podcast. great to have you here. >> great to be here. thank you for having me. arthel: what are you reporting on how? how do senate republicans plan to make this happen? >> congress has long been in the habit of setting deadlines and blowing right past them, it is certainly possible that we may see that again as it relates to health care bill at issue here. you know, as you noted earlier on the program, republ...

Wasnt the first time americans have struck inside syria. there have been 7,000 air strikes in syria. this was the first one directed at assad. but we noticed that these chemical weapons are being used in places where the syrian army is perhaps not as powerful as it wants to be on the ground. thats why we saw that chemical attack there, richard. >> all right. kal perry, thank you so much. well talk to you more in a second or two. lets bring in nbc news beth fouhey and co-host of beyond the bubble...