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Condition. i want to know how you see this as a former prosecutor. >> well, they do have the right to plead the fifth. as a former prosecutor, of course, i recognize that constitutional right. and i also know that a jury would be instructed not to take into account and make any conclusions from that. i also know as a human being, as a u.s. citizen that people do reach a conclusion. and the conclusion is that they know theyre guilty of a crime, that they could say something used as evidence again...

Am i drawing conclusions? >> i think its too early to tell but we are seeing that omicron is very contagious, that it seems to be outpacing other variants there. thats very concerning. on the other hand, it seems like most people who were getting hospitalized or getting severely ill are people who are unvaccinated. on vaccinated individuals, omicron does not seem to be causing severe disease, however, we need more studies to tell more sure and also immune escape. do the vaccines and therapies we...

Clark was supposed to be deposed today bd postponed. clark is indicating he will do the same. they have the right to do that, of course. but i want to know how you see this as a former prosecutor. >> well, they do have the right to plead the fifth. as a former prosecutor, of course i recognize that constitutional right, and i also know that a jury would be instructed not to take into account and make any conclusions from that. but i also know, as a human being, as a u.s. citizen, that people do ...

Enough votes to overturn bidens victory in that state. im joined by the man himself, brad raffensperger, hes the secretary of state and author of "integrity counts." thank you for taking time to join us. >> good morning, ali. >> lets talk about the scope of your interview with the january 6th committee. how much can you tell us about the kind of conversation it was and why you asked and what you told them. >> i wont go into specifics and i still have a transcript and that will be released at som...

Supply. if youre in favor of increasing the supply of oil, then you should be in favor of pumping is much is this nation possibly can. >> dana: youre right. they cannibalize their own policy. we want to have high gas prices because a new want to buy electric vehicles but electricity is also more expensive. now we want opec to pump more because we want lower gas prices. its a vicious cycle. >> jesse: they are very thin. >> greg: you dont see a fat cannibal. >> jessica: i think its great that peop...

Think even if they do successfully invoke the fifth amendment, i think the committee has lots of evidence and documents that they can reach their conclusions upon. obviously, they could try to grant them some immunity for testifying but i think they need to be really cautious about that. i mean, iran contra taught us the dangers of that. it could be very difficult to detangle what you are immunized from before congress, versus what you could still be held liable for criminally. so, as -- its a d...

Pfizer and moderna and the other companies, and the way it works is we look at the antibodies to our vaccine as do the pfizer and moderna, and when you compare it to the original lineage versus the omicron, youll likely see a decrease, but we still dont know how far it goes. but for now, the message is likely that youre going to get some protection from that third immunization because of that big rise in virus neutralizing antibody. but we are learning a few things about the virus, and unfortuna...

Potential fifth amendment privilege that he still intends to refuse to answer questions. with each of these witnesses well have to evaluate them when they come in. mark meadows has this look out now where he describes conversations with the president about january 6th. if he did that, he must have the presidents permission to discussion those communications because hes been saying they are all covered by executive privilege. if the president waived it to write it in a book, he cannot assert it t...

Whats happening on the ground, what i see in hospitals and clinics. getting that data together and getting it out to the public quickly is what we just dont do a good job of. we usually wait and lindsey, it can take weeks to months to get insights from that real-world data so those are two things we can start with. >> i have a couple more questions i want to get to but not a lot of time so im going to tick through them. what early conclusions can we draw from some of the anecdotal data? most of ...