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No, at this rate, we are not going to achieve our target of immunising at least 60% of our population by the end of 2022, for sure. however, we remain optimistic that if our partners and friends of africa begin to release the excess doses of vaccines that are out there, it would be possible to play catch—up and be able to immunise at least 30% of our population by the end of this year and then up to about 60% by the end of next year — but it has to be tied on the goodwill and the need for gl...

That, that countries with sufficient vaccine supplies could afford to donate a billion vaccines while still prioritising their own populations. so is that happening, though, and is it happening soon enough, in your opinion? well, we are very encouraged by the news that we heard from the global health summit last week in rome, where several countries pledged that they were going to redistribute their vaccines, their excess vaccines — but that needs to happen quickly, because this is a very unpr...

Country, because its just not taught. >> mika, weve been playing catch-up, trying to educate ourselves as a country over the last few years about this horrible massacre in tulsa, and since mara is here, ill give a plug. "the new york times" interactive reporting on this is just extraordinary. it takes you block by block, business by business, hour by hour through those terrible 24 hours. i cant recommend it enough if you do want to educate yourself about what happened. >> what a great conversati...

No, at this rate, we are not going to achieve our target of immunising at least 60% of our population by the end of 2022, for sure. however, we remain optimistic that if our partners and friends of africa begin to release the excess doses of vaccines that are out there, it would be possible to play catch—up and be able to immunise at least 30% of our population by the end of this year and then up to about 60% by the end of next year — but it has to be tied on the goodwill and the need for gl...

G20 health summit precisely that, that countries with sufficient vaccine supplies could afford to donate a billion vaccines while still prioritising their own populations. so is that happening, though, and is it happening soon enough, in your opinion? well, we are very encouraged by the news that we heard from the global health summit last week in rome, where several countries pledged that they were going to redistribute their vaccines, their excess vaccines — but that needs to happen quickly,...

This is a day of remembrance and is a very hard day for a lot of veterans. so the mental health something i focus on this day and its not a problem to drink a few beers and call a few buddies and catch up, so thats kind of what memorial day has become to me. >> ben: ellis, do you have that experience? do you reach out to folks who may be going through a rough time after thinking about the people who lost -- with a lost? >> i deftly do that but also this year ive been focusing on veterans of the ...

This happened, in early 2020, the u.s. government didnt press hard enough to get people on the ground in china when really we could have been hot on the trail of the origins of this virus to really press to get the information we needed to really understand what had happened here. so, were playing catch-up on trying to figure this all out. but we are going to make the best efforts to figure this out. the american people deserve answers. the world deserves answers, and were going to use every too...

There was group think across the board on the origins of covid and thats why and so many others have been doing so much work to say, hey, wait a second, lets not accept that we know answers to questions that are still outstanding. we cant say so, so definitively its natural origin. >> i think they cancelled it because thats what you do when you come in and it was a mistake. they didnt think they made a bad move and now theyre trying to play catch-up. >> i agree. >> trump was not early on the get...

Answers to questions that are still outstanding. we cant say so, so definitively its natural origin. >> i think they cancelled it because thats what you do when you come in and it was a mistake. they didnt think they made a bad move and now theyre trying to play catch-up. >> i agree. >> trump was not early on the get after china. he didnt go after china until he was getting blamed for the virus here. i just put up the tweet. he was praising china for containing the virus. so it cant be true that...

Of both enrichment as well as catch-up. the most important thing is for us to make sure we dont -- that kids dont think that theyre the cause of this. and i think a lot of kids, if we think about next year, as a year of recovery, and that this was a year of academic disruption, i think youre going to see a lot of kids accelerate in learning, but the most important thing is focus on their wellbeing and their emotional social recovery and let teachers do the kind of academic intervention that we n...