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The fewest number of poor people in them. and this is something we have seen in the polling, as well, right? where wealthier people have gotten much more of the vaccines. thats partially an access -- you know, access to the vaccine. its partially because a lot of these poorer people have been at work, and they havent been able necessarily to take off the time. but this is one of the big problems that we have in this epidemic so far. it hits poor people the hardest. we see that until the vaccinat...

Wuhan institute for virus -- for viral studies. and you know, it has become credible that an accident may have led to an infection in that -- in the workers. and it may have gotten out. it still has a lot of questions about whether thats true. but its gone from being a conspiracy idea that theres an intentional creation of a virus, to perhaps an accident letting a new virus that was in storage there get out. >> do you think the u.s. government discounted this theory too soon? dr. fauci says its ...

>> yeah, absolutely. i mean, he bears responsibility. i think his presidency was diminished as a result of that. and i think hes paying a price. he has been impeached twice. he was impeached for those actions. a lot of the great things he did, working on china, getting the vaccine out, got it developed right away. looking at what he did with iran and russia, and the indo-pacific specifically, during the christ church attacks in new zealand. i mean, all those things are by the wayside now. that i...

Abandon these people, and who will want to help the americans elsewhere? >> exactly. its absolutely a moral imperative. but make no mistake, its a national security issue with real interests. its not mother theresa foreign policy. i mean, there are servicemen and women in harms way right now in conflict zones standing next to interpreters. theyre watching whats happening in afghanistan, and were undermining those relationships, putting them at risk. youve got counterterrorism investigations goin...

Youre a former senator and ambassador. do you agree with them, that trump bears responsibility for the insurrection? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, he bears responsibility. i think his presidency was diminished as a result of that. and i think hes paying a price. he has been impeached twice. he was impeached for those actions. a lot of the great things he did, working on china, getting the vaccine out, got it developed right away. loo looking at what he did with iran, russia, and the indo-pacific ...

The insurrection? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, he bears responsibility. i think his presidency was diminished as a result of that. and i think hes paying a price. he has been impeached twice. he was impeached for those actions. a lot of the great things he did, working on china, getting the vaccine out, got it developed right away. looking at what he did with iran and russia, and the indo-pacific specifically, during the christ church attacks in new zealand. i mean, all those things are by the w...

Yeah (laugh) keep your downstairs dry with gold bond body powder. it is mental health awareness month and after the last year it is imperative that we make this a priority. during the pandemic, about four in ten american adults reported symptoms of anxiety or depressive disorder. that is up nearly 30% from the

And accountability even the obama administration and they went ahead with the research that could be very dangerous, that is why its imperative that the nih come clean and tell us exactly what happened. maria: you talk about the word games that dr. fauci was playing, we know a general named peter the health eco-alliance the nonprofit that took money from the nih and sent it over to wuhan, here is peter day six who runs out alliance talking about coronavirus, lets listen to this. >> you say these...

While its important to address longstanding newsroom in equalities and imperative that leaders in power help hold news organizations accountable, nahg does not -- we have madeline, a columnist and staff reporter for the chicago sun times with us. did i say your name right, first of all? >> thank you. its e-hedge-rick-a. >> thank you. she is the president of the chicago chapter of nabj. we heard from the mayor there as to her reasoning for this. there didnt seem to be a real consensus in the medi...

Explained on the house floor. >> the american people and the capitol police deserve answers and action as soon as possible to make sure nothing like this ever happens again. >> the imperative to have a public, objective, fact-based investigation of the capitol attack is not a partisan issue and it should never be treated as such. >> nearly five months later we dont have the answers to the basic questions, who knew what, when, what did they do about it? >> the january 6th commission will find the...