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A risk. that is not today. right? it has to be after the omicron wave and we need to be cautious because there might be things that happen. but all the data we have suggests that what happens in two months is probably going to be -- and that lifestyle is going to be the same as couple years. >> you also say it is much harder to stop covid right now than two years ago. given that, did you do you think people who test positive should still be quarantining? do you think those people who are quarant...

What the president is announcing today is a wartime posture, and getting the people on the ground, and getting more tests out to people. and day-to-day focus, and this is what i would have hoped to see from them, and more daily communication, and as we make our way through the omicron wave which is showing the signs that it is going to be cresting soon. >> but you are right, we are in the thick of it, and the hospitals are overwhelmed, and the number of new cases is skyrocketing, and two years l...

Service to it while assiduously paying attention to their bottom line and the rick perry reach of their tentacles around the world. >> laura: dinesh come on occasion, the elites will kind of turn on each other because they see this game is up. scott gottlieb was on the board of pfizer, former fda commissioner, he actually kind of took fauci down a peg when fauci said we cant say that the end of the pandemic is nye even though omicron is alive, a lot of people are getting it. fauci said that in g...

Country. >> yeah. you talked earlier about how democrats dont support closures. they dont support lockdowns at this point. but where there are closures, for the most part, it is important to understand, those arent because people are making political decisions to slow the spread. its because there literally arent enough staff for schools, right? with airplane cancellations, with stores changing their hours. a huge part of the reason that the country right now feels so abnormal is because we just...

Programme, that has helped us through this challenging period. i wanted to be gained by showing you the most up—to—date versions of the two slides that we saw last week. they show just how two slides that we saw last week. they showjust how quickly two slides that we saw last week. they show just how quickly the omicron wave has moved through wales. here is the slide that shows just how quickly the cases of coronavirus rows in wales around christmas, peking, as you can see there, just below ...

I think it is a bit too early, because cases are still very high. i think its about time - they lift them, you know. its been a long couple of years now of sitting about doing nothing. - i think i would keep it in transport and crowded places like shops. the royal college of nursing is warning that dropping plan b will do nothing to ease the pressure on the nhs. but the government believes the booster programme has made a real difference, and that the omicron wave has peaked. it will also look t...

Absurd some yes, we have to get pandemic paid leave back a win stated. its there. we have had it. passed by both parties, signed by president trump. president biden called for it. this one is a no-brainer. just needs to get done, and i think we can do it in a way that could help with the omicron wave and future wave as well. this is the bare minimum, but politically you want to be -- get parents help right now. they are desperate. they are calling out for help. we have a turnkey solution. >> daw...

From one of the other major cities to first get hit hard by omicron. this is the headline today from w b you are in boston. quote, unambiguously goodness. sharp decline in covid waste water levels in boston area. now, we talked before on how cities like boston have used wastewater data to track the spread of covid in realtime. look at this graph here today. this is the amount of covid, basically, that they are detecting in the city of boston using wastewater data. again, this is not reflecting t...

The bigger picture. we have more therapeutics this month that are available than at any other month during the pandemic of because of early investments in treatments that were made. we have now oral and intravenous tests. we have more people vaccinated now than at any other point, more than 200 million fully vaccinated and millions more boosted. these are the tools that are going to help keep people safe. we have to make sure people know about them and double down on these tools during this omic...

The victorian government, state government, only for the federal government to revoke that because of the public outcry, referring there to the political handling of this whole situation. remember, scott morrisons government has been under a lot of political pressure because of the way that they handled covid—19, especially the omicron wave. many australians have been quite angry at the chaos at testing clinics, its skyrocketing numbers. it is an election year and observers have said the scott...