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And social—distancing rules being dropped. the cases that we have had — and still have — with 0micron are of a completely different magnitude to anything that we have experienced in relation to previous waves of the virus. so the measures were proportionate, but we obviously have taken steps to remove those measures and restrictions when the time has been appropriate to do so. not everyone will welcome a loosening of restrictions — many hospitals have struggled to cope with staffing shor...

They are sick. as a consequence we have people lining up in the street who have no symptoms and no illness to be tested, that is wrongheaded. there are a lot of good doctors out there that have good common sense advice for us. scott atlas was a great advisor to trump. weve got jay bhattacharya yet, the epidemiologist from stanford. there is a lot of good advice out there. we are led by one guy who is the central planner for all of medicine and hes led us astray and lead us to one problem after a...

More than... thats a record for single day. there was another record in italy. doctor daniel lopez is an epidemiologist based in spain. thank you forjoining us. how concerned are you by the speed of the spread of omicron?— are you by the speed of the spread of omicron? , . _, . of omicron? very much concerned. i share completely _ of omicron? very much concerned. i share completely the _ of omicron? very much concerned. i share completely the concerns i share completely the concerns expressed....

Contingent upon your obedience to arbitrary— contingent upon your obedience to arbitrary government diktats. it arbitrary government diktats. it will— arbitrary government diktats. it will make you a slave! he said _ it will make you a slave! he said some much more offensive things on the stage during that speech. its a shame to see some of the things he says, actually, when he belongs to that american family thatis he belongs to that american family that is so revered in america. and what h...

>> you are about eight times likely to get myocarditis -- >> thats interesting. thats not what i have read before. its like, even when we read these things, what are we getting this from? >> joining me now is an epidemiologist at chicago school of public health. she signed that open letter. i have it right here. we do need to mention that spotify has declined to comment specifically about rogan. did i get your pronunciation of your name correct? >> you did. thank you. >> great. i want your react...

Detecting in the city of boston using wastewater data. again, this is not reflecting test results, this is not reflecting individual peoples positive or negative tests, its just how much covid is in the wastewater in the citys catchment area. and the rise has been so steep, its almost hard to tell. if you look closely, look at the right side of the screen there. you can see the curve start to sharply bend down in recent days. bostons npr station, wbur, interviewed the epidemiologist that runs th...

Turning around, that could lead to an increase in enthusiasm right on time for the midterm elections. >> shaquille brewster on the ground for us in wisconsin. thank you. for more on where we are on covid in this country, im joined by dr. celine gunshot wounder, an epidemiologist and former member of the biden transition covid team. you wrote a piece about the new normal. so youve heard -- look, i got a poll thats going to show trust in the public health federal level is plummeting. and its start...

Wastewater levels in boston area. now, weve talked before on this show about how cities like boston have used wastewater data to track the spread of covid in realtime. look at this graph here today out of boston. this is the amount of covid basically that they are detecting in the city of boston using wastewater data. again, this is not reflecting test results, this is not reflecting individual peoples positive or negative tests, its just how much covid is in the wastewater in the citys catchmen...

Of a definition it was the two how the fear was driven. whats interesting that whl definition of pandemic has always been kind of elusive and never really clearly defined. so the question is why? joining me now is dr. peter mccullough, epidemiologist and cardiologist in dallas, texas, and dr. jay bhattacharya at stanford medical school. professor, dr. mccullogh, why dont they set clear parameters, clear endpoints for what constitutes a pandemic and that what constitutes a virus being endemic so ...

Getting covid. so with all that, as well as indications that the omicron surge could have peaked at least in the hard-hit northeast, we wanted to know about how much closer are we to finally getting control of the virus, once and for all? joining us now for his take is thomas who is by his own admission, not a epidemiologist but he is a data cruncher who analyzes data and covid online posts have had millions of views and have prompted serious discussions over the course of the entire pandemic. h...