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Work to protect individuals against severe disease, but not against infection. >> but want to make good choice come up with red strangers or neighbors or family, people do have good development to live u to taking care of their neighbor , that idea. you talk about how the cdc didnt always give us the information. they must alert the public to the nature of its work recommendations and clearly state what is known and not known and what data they are collecting and share all the data so every amer...

Law session. >> the governments option is to go the 11-circuit court oaf appeals and seek an emergency stay. were tolden the record no decision has been made. all the signs are theyre not going to do that. you have to ask why and i think one thing is a practical problem. now that youve told everybody you dont have to wear a mask, i think the airlines would find it hard to police if next day they say you have to wear one again. i think the government waited too long or whatever. >> its also polit...

We need to simplify it more for the public. >> dana: if there was ever a need to start over -- >> no, truly. prudent 9/11 commission after the 9/11 attack. we need a 9/11 commission to go back and look at what the public health officials did here. the cdc is a disgrace. we would be better off in this pandemic if the cdc didnt exist. theyve gotten everything wrong. just in the very first weeks of the pandemic, they banned private testing and contaminating their own tests. they used a flu surveill...

If you dont have symptoms, you can come back to work after five days. does this help? or are you also stressed about that? >> i worry about them. because for two years, weve been holding these guidelines. and weve been doing really, really good over all as a hospital. not having a lot of breakthrough infections. and you in weve had a lot of breakthrough infections. and were just not really sure what is the cause of it. and it certainly feels scary to lessen the time frame that we need to isolate...

Made. >> we are seeing staffing shortages popping up specifically in the airline industry. but do you anticipate that were going to see an -- you talked about the health care industry. do you think well see similar situations in other industries as omicron makes its way through the country? >> well, the cdc didnt make this decision on a whim. they based it on good, strong evidence about the probability that someone is still infectious seven or ten days out. because that infectiousness wanes over...

Misreporting. watch this. >> honestly, we would have been better off in this pandemic if the cdc didnt exist. its been a disaster since the beginning. they revised downward the prevalent from the omicron virulent 72 confident last week no its 24.5. thats not a minor revision thats 57 percentage point. how do you get this that wrong? they can d. this now on the isolation. they also came up with the 6 feet district rule out of whole cloth. no science about it. thats what shut down all these school...

There has been massive out migration from california new york strict covid lockdowns to red states that didnt. milton freidman famously said the beauty of our system if you dont like the laws that state imposes you can move to another one. millions are doing exactly that. >> bret: thats right. mollie? >> my headline for tomorrow is that new polling will be released showing that nine out of 10 americans are ready for dr. anthony fauci to go ahead and take a long walk off a short pier or otherwise...

As more omicron cases pop up around the country; however, the decision to make it and whats behind it for the cdc director to say it had to do with what we thought people would be able to tolerate. lets start there. lets bring in our panel, mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist." charles lane opinion writer for "the washington post" and "the washington post" columnist marc thiessen. i guess that perked up my ears. marc, listening to following the science for so long. >> yeah. no, i m...

Look at what senator manchin has said hes for, they include some very big pieces of this agenda. they include providing universal child care. they provide for cuts in the cost of prescription drugs. this is something many of us have been working on for a long time. more affordable child care. also, major parts of the agenda on clean energy and climate change, so there are lots of big pieces of this that senator manchin has expressed support for, so i do think, phil, that well find a way in the e...