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Five, we heard the president asked about it. we know that dr. fauci said he hopes it will be improved in the next month or so. is that your understanding of the timeline? do we think maybe before the end of winter? >> i think probably end of winter, early spring we will finally see either pfizer or moderna vaccines being approved in younger age groups. so i certainly think that come the spring, kids under five will become eligible for vaccination as well. >> there was a study thats been out that...

Preventable deaths that would not be happening if we could get everyone, at the very least, vaccinated and ideally, boosted. just over 67% of the total eligible u.s. population is fully vaccinated right now. and the number one thing driving our low vaccination rate is the right-wing movement to stop people from getting vaccinated. look at this chart. health care policy analyst charles gaba looked at every county in the country and found a direct correlation between levels of support for trump in...

That date back to a pandemic th previous administration. joe biden is doing an excellent job. at like them to do better than hes doing in you stop to get through congress in republican say no to everything in there i one democrat says no to it than it doesnt pass and that is too bad. >> well, to be fair, the republicans did vote for infrastructure and they voted for the trillion that went out and the cares act, but most of the other big things theyve been trying to get done on the health the dem...

The surge in support for republicans may have slowed down in december, a look to see what the final numbers look like. either way, the latest report is providing some fascinating insight into how americans feel politically speaking. gallop took 13 polls during 2021, asking 12,000 people how they lean, either democrat or republican. as of the fourth quarter, republicans had a five-point lead, 47% of people right, 42 leaning left. a huge shift from the beginning of the year. democrats losing most ...

Coronavirus pandemic and we are still losing over 2000 of our fellow countrymen and women a day. the vast majority of those 2000 deaths a day are completely preventable deaths that would not be happening if we could get everyone at the very least, vaccinated and ideally, boosted. just over 67% of the total eligible population is fully vaccinated right now. and the number one thing driving our low vaccination rate is the right wing movement to stop people from getting vaccinated. look at this cha...

And ive been working on covid icu since the beginning. i have not had a vaccination. i do not want to have a vaccination. many health care workers have not opposed mandatory vaccinations for staff. if a patient comes to me and says... "should i have the vaccine? have you been vaccinated, doctor?" that answer should always be, "yes, of course ive been vaccinated and you should, too." there is no wriggle room ethically for doctor or a nurse or anybody talking to patients. its understood the policy...

See more immigrants of all skill levels -- high skill, low skill, medium skill -- come into the country. >> so when you look at where things are going to be by the end of the summer, and this assumes that this is -- that were -- and its hard because the last summer we got -- thats when the last variant came, but assuming it is this recovery on covid continues, do you expect a plateau of inflation by the summer at a minimum? >> at minimum. i expect it to be coming in. i mean, i think that the tre...

On and the chinese will give lip service to it while assiduously paying attention to their bottom line and the reach of their tentacles arounden the world. >> now on occasion the elitess will kind of turn on each other because they see that this game is up and scott gottlieb isp on the board of pfizer, former fda commissioner. he actually kind of fsi took fae down a pegn when fauci said, well, we cant say that the end of the pandemic is is nigh even though omicron is kind of a live attenuated va...

Good for the economy and businesses? , , ., businesses? many people would an ue it businesses? many people would argue it comes _ businesses? many people would argue it comes a _ businesses? many people would argue it comes a bit _ businesses? many people would argue it comes a bit late - businesses? many people would argue it comes a bit late at - argue it comes a bit late at least for the current 0micron wave. we have had experiences in the past for instance with the delta wave in israel where...

Policy is now _ patients. it is understood the policy is now being _ policy is now being reconsidered, with a view in government that the landscape has changed because the 0micron variant does not proved as serious as the delta wave, during which the policy was first drawn up. this is for me today to decide whether to continue with the plan. it is understood no final decisions have yet been made. the risk is that nhs chiefs who have tried to defend it will feel undermined by any u—turn and the...