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a movement the likes of this country has never seen before. iowa represents this country more than any place and also represents tradition. other candidates have like seven people standing in a farm and they are talking and its a very nice, its a very nice thing to watch. >> john: former president trump basking in his status and taking a shot at rivals at a town hall with sean hannity in iowa last night. another jam packed hour, sandra. >> sandra: indeed, good to be with you. this is "...

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Center of every proceeding. he thinking he can affect the outcome of the proceeding. he loves to set up the situation to try to play the victim. he knows if he loses, he wins that way. theres an initial reason. he showed up with this argument down the street of other day at the d.c. circuit, in part because that one really matters to him. his liberty is at stake there. he really does need to get that proceeding pushed off, and the immunity a. he was making were basically the automobile fung they...

Arent comes as fast and furious. >> absolutely. but you have to look at the numbers and you have to look at the proportion of people who are infectious who you might meet on the street or in the supermarket or at school. right now theres stuill a huge number of cases in the u.s. ten of millions of people are infectious with covid today. in another two or three weeks, itll be dramatically lower. youre seeing cases come down very rapidly. i think for the states that have said mid-march, end-march,...

Immunity a little better even than omicron does. so, the risk here is that you prolong the tail, as it were, of this curve longer out. and that means more people sick, more people with long covid, more people hospitalized, and sadly more people dying. >> dr. john frieden, really appreciate your perspective tonight. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. we do have some breaking news to report. a top white house science adviser, eric lander, has resigned. this comes almost immediate...

Granted immunity a hes trailing top democrats in a new battleground poll. he will be giving his re-launch. campaign speech announcing his bid for re-election. whats his strategy now? >> does he use this opportunity to sort of frame how he wants to run this re-election campaign or is this another trump rally just sort of the trump show continues airing of grievances, responded to the headlines, bashing the media. hes got the vice president there. the first lady. the campaign has put a lot into or...

Whats your reaction to that? >> we, i think what our opinion was before this ruling was that while there is the statutory authority for the committee to give immunity, i think it was an open question by those who would receive it, whether they would be comfortable in just simply having a grant of immunity from the legislature, and not also want to see some kind of affirmative sign from federal authorities, that they would also grant immunity. what we have to look at now is whether it makes sense...

Everything you wanted, provided that you gave them immunity. whether or not you could give them immunity felt like an open question before this ruling. whats your reaction to that? >> we, i think what our opinion was before this ruling was that while there is the statutory authority for the committee to give immunity, i think it was an open question by those who would receive it, whether they would be comfortable in just simply having a grant of immunity from the legislature, and not also want t...

>> we, i think what our opinion was before this ruling was that while there is the statutory authority for the committee to give immunity, i think it was an open question by those who would receive it, whether they would be comfortable in just simply having a grant of immunity from the legislature, and not also want to see some kind of affirmative sign from federal authorities, that they would also grant immunity. what we have to look at now is whether it makes sense for the committee to conside...