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Is bound to cause some concern. i think there is an education process. we have to make parents understand why covid is still a serious illness among young kids. for instance, we have lost 200 to a00 kids under the age of five years from covid. thats a significant amount, and actually higher than the diseases that we currently vaccinate them against, and 20,000 hospitalisations. so its still a pretty serious illness, and covid is still with us. helping them to understand that because we have a lo...

It is a two dose vaccine, but moderna reports that there may be a third dose. i think the big issue is going to be how widely accepted these are going to be because, here in the united states, for the 5—11 year olds only about 30% of parents are vaccinating their kids for the 5—ii—year—olds, and that goes down to 10—11% where we are, down in texas and the southern part of the united states. so, we are looking at probably single digit potential uses, for the toddlers and very young kids...

Wanted to claim i was add itting to. i understood the way the white house worked that people at the top didnt take responsibility but rather blamed somebody else. create a scapegoat. it was standard operating procedure. >> the series talks about the fact that during watergate the system worked. do you have faith that the system is working today? >> i dont have any assurance the system is going to work. we have a process that were trying to employ. there was some cooperation in watergate by the r...

“Being able to coach a kid on their worst day is important,” Karen Mayton told the Fort Hood leaders and regional school administrators during the 2022 Education Summit at the

Your prerogative. you can have them in three masks until theyre 18. but if theres a special needs kid that is struggling wearing the mask and having developmental problems because of it, you now have the ability to make that call for your child. its eminently reasonable and sensible. its pro data and science the governor is right and he should fight these people that refuse to supply at the county level. >> martha: richard, that make sense to you? >> i appreciate where guy is coming from. i also...

Together as a 501 c 3 and 4 organization. they filed to operate under what they call fictitious names. thats the term of law they filed. fic tish its names. and theres judicial crisis network. one of the -- it has a parallel judicial education process, thats a fictitious name. if youre interested in voter suppression, you can move to the honest elections project action. another fictitious name and its twin, the honest elections project and theyve even got new ones less active. free to learn acti...

0 of marriage, correct? >> i am aware there are various religious faiths that define marriage in a traditional way. >> do you see that when the supreme court makes a dramatic pronouncement about the invalidity about state marriage laws, it will inevitably set in conflict between those who ascribe to the supreme courts edict and those who have a firmly held religious belief that marriage is between a man and a woman? >> well, senator, these issues are being litigated, as you know, throughout the ...

Secured. theyll likely be signed by the end of the week but there is no guarantee that those will be available to be sent out this month. perhaps at the end of the month or beginning of next month. for all thats going on, testing remains one of the central challenges of this administration. the president said so today himself. >> jeff zeleny, thanks. appreciate it. in new york, the citys new mayor says hell not feed into the, quote, hysteria around the rising covid case numbers after he rejected...

Quite modest. and i think thats going to be the hard part, i think, over the next few weeks because we only have a third of parents saying theyre going to accept covid vaccines for their kids. >> right. let me give you more information on that. sometimes these risks youre talking about are really influencing the decision of so many parents. the kaiser foundation indicated through this polling that shows about a third of parents want to take a wait-and-see approach to vaccinations for their kids....

>> griff, i think that the pandemic provide an opportunity for parent to be more involved in their childrens education than they had ever before been and so at the kitchen table in my own home i have 3 children, parents were -- were essentially part of the education process and as a result they have seen the material that their children are being taught, they are more aware than ever of the message that are being utilized and now that there are -- you mentioned at the beginning to have segment, ...