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Im hopeful that data will be presented in a coherent way to the fda and will make a good decision. >> then the american people want to see that data too and get some clarity on this issue. if the boosters become available and the mandate increases vaccination rates. a big weak spot is kids are back in school. they cannot get vaccinated. a former fda commissioner now on the board of pfizer says that could change very soon. watch this. >> pfizer has said theyre going to have data before end of sep...

Of the program, expanding the team in washington people processing applications from 10 to 50, and doubling the number of adjudicators in kabul. as many embassy personnel returned to the united states under order departure, we sent more officers to kabul to process siv applications. as a result of these and other steps including working with congress, by may we had reduce the average price for special immigrant visas by more than a year. even amid a surge in kabul in june, we continue to issue v...

Contrarian mode, the -- that people are in right now. essentially. >> right. there are two reasons to ban air travel by unvaccinated people. one is the obvious incentive to get people -- to get people big incentive before the holiday season. and the other is this is how the virus travels around the united states through unvaccinated people. so if we dont see a big acceleration in the number of people getting vaccinated, i think the administration is going to have to do that. canada has done that...

>> anderson, if youre asking should you preference it fa vaccinated person versus an unvaccinated person. thats something that is always widely discussed. but in medicine, i know, that you dont prejudiced against someone because of their behavior. you just dont do that in medicine. there had have to be some other, medically-sound reason on the evaluation of one person, versus another, whether you are going to give scarce resources to. but not in a punitive way for someones behavior. >> and field...

Format. there may be some differences. eligibility and valuation. but theyre basically the same. >> neil: a lot of people have looked into this and called to do it again since 9-11. it changed the note of how we reward people. that is the way congress wanted it. did it ever envision the controversy around it, a family would not be as generously compensated as lets say a broker? >> congress didnt think that way, no. congress wanted to make sure that whatever i had to do to entice and incentivize ...

Starting to ration care. now people have a choice to prevent covid illness or serious illness or death and arent taking it, how should doctors choose if it comes to that who receives an icu bed? and should, you know, field hospitals reopen in certain parts of the country? >> anderson, if youre asking should you preference it for a vaccinated person versus an unvaccinated person, thats something that is always widely discussed. but in medicine i know that you dont prejudice against someone becaus...

People, they were also being paid at the same time by the chinese people. >> its very interesting. your group revealed that the chinese military was also involved in this lab. so you dont have to be a scientist or investigator to say what the heck are u.s. dollars doing in a chinese lab that is involved with the chinese military and the transparency there is zero on what was going on with this. so another question is, we just didnt a 90-day investigation, which i know you said was an evaluation....

Group. so this was a real—world evaluation. we were trying to work with people to say, can we encourage them to where their masks more? you could argue, we were fairly effective, going from 13% to a2%. had we pushed this higher, we have no doubt that we would have had an even bigger impact on covid—i9. and importantly, that 9% is an overall estimate. if you look at people who got these surgical masks, they went down by 12% and if you look at people who got surgical masks over the age of 50, ...

>> there is something about my brain that has to stay positive. >> reporter: so would you say that you are still broken? >> i would say that im healing. >> reporter: this stage in the pandemic -- >> you are my heroes. >> reporter: healing is not coming easy. >> reporter: gabe gutierrez, montana. and back now is dr. vin gupta who is a pulmonologist who has been advising us on this pandemic from the beginning and on the faculty of washingtons institute of health metrics and evaluation, and vin, ...