meet the requirement. that s got to change. ainsley: when you look at those boxes that are on these ships or look at these trucks, you know it s not just toilet paper we are missing. it s important things that are coming over from china and other countries and vietnam. including some of our drugs and hospitals have undergone so much over the course of the last few years. now undergoing another emergency. they are in short supply of some of the discussion we all need to keep our lives to stay alive. such as chemo medicines and heart disease medicines. the fda is listing 10 drugs in sport supply right now. steve: covid and supply chain. not just injectable drugs. shortages of it prescription vials and vials to put the medicine in. while the white house poo poo saying this a good problem because there is a lot of demand or you are just upset about the delayed peloton. this is impacting so many people because it is drugs they need to
what signal is that bringing the world? happy new year to you, paul and ed. what we are really concerned with are these are the facts. cancer is on the rise. heart disease is the number one disease in the united states. and one in three people are in pain and take pain medications. how does this relate to the oceans? let me tell you. the coral reefs, the bio diversity hot spots around our planet, half are dead. the strongest pain cancer and heart disease medicines come from these reefs. we are fueling this. we re killing our life support system. this is an s.o.s. it s a call to action. and it s disgraceful that the public officials are sneering at science. well if the oceans continue