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Be misunderstood. i know the fdas has approved them, but there are risks, there are risks. she literally didnt know how to answer him, because she said, orders of magnitude, a vaccine is better than, not the vaccine. but, there was just this drip drip of suspicion about the vaccine, suspicion about the administrations motives, suspicions about how long this is going to last. -- the specter of this nefarious agency, by agency, by a gst -- to sort of do a run around civil liberties. it really felt...

Feeling better? is your cough gone? if your symptoms are gone, we say come, youre okay to come out of that isolation, but you need to wear a mask all of the time. >> yes, so that is not the guidelines that we had at the start of this pandemic and theyve changed quite a few times, which makes things confusing. jim, i mentioned the bay area having issues there. teachers formed a sick out where they called in sick to protest what was going on in their school districts, demanding masks, testing and ...

Voters do not understand whats inside of the bill. that are currently being debated. for example build back better. theres a lot of parts cater to young voters. in but in the research we figure that people do not understand whats in there and core relates with mistrust in the biden administration and i think congressional democrats and need to fix quickly for voters to support them in the midterm. >> is that a mistrust of the biden administration or the congress? is it individuals or of the syst...

Country right now, you know, thats for somebody else to assess, i think, but its been a struggle, and you know, the president now, hes just under 50 percentage points. i talked about the fact that a lot of the country seems to be getting their information from elsewhere and tuning him out. im not sure that having somebody else there speaking is going to reach those people in the andy slavitt role. perhaps depoliticizing and finding scientists, other voices could reach some of those people, but g...

At that county. he feels that some of the enthusiasm has returned. he also feels it could be years maybe even decades before the trust is rebuilt. 0bviously for yorkshire in the short and they want to hear at the start of next month and they have got the right to stage international matches again but i think is summary of whats involved of the course of the day ali this issue of trust and on one hand cricket establishment and on the other hand we might call the cricket grassroots and the gulf of...

This behavior comes out from ocasio-cortez. its not just her. theres others that are done the same thing and it causes a huge amount of mistrust in institutions and in the advice they are seeking to provide. >> the judging and finger-pointing, florida and governor desantis, they have been in the crosshairs of critics, the media, the democratic party. over and over again throughout this entire pandemic. here it is, aoc decides i want to live free, left my hair down and where does she go? florida....

Like many things in american politics unfortunately afghanistan is also divided on party lines. the republicans that i spoke to kind of range, there was senator rand paul who said that he was totally opposed to any aid actually going to afghanistan and said perhaps this would make the afghan people, he said, good and hopping mad and overthrow them. now, other republicans i spoke to were tempered and recognised the humanitarian situation but they also were uncomfortable about having aid money fal...

>> reporter: a little bit of everything, fred. and quite frankly, there was a lot of concern about this event, in part because it was sort of billed as a protest in favor of medical autonomy. the right of people not to wear a mask, the right of people not to get a vaccine or the right of doctors to treat people the way they saw fit during this pandemic. and the concern was that that language is, in large part, the language of the anti-vax movement that has gotten started during the pandemic. so ...

But it�*s interesting how we reward risk—taking in the private sector. we allow the venture capitalists to brag about it, but as soon as a civil servant makes a mistake, front page of the newspaper. so the question you�*re asking is not onejust about long—termism in the public sector, but also, what is the human—resource strategy that we actually need within the civil service that allows both long—termism, but also the welcoming of that kind of experimentation and trial and error and...

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