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than i was hoping but certainly not rushed. we re in a global pandemic, and usually they are looking at lots of different drugs at the same time. this was obviously given priority status. and they had six months before the full application was even filed by pfizer to do a lot of the back work. i think the fda took its time, it did a careful review. i wish they had moved a little faster, but i m really, really happy to see this full approval. we brought back the number of deaths because sanjay, we re back to more than 1,000 americans dying every day, almost all of them unvaccinated. and that s the highest this number s been in five months. do you think that this news is going to bring that number down? um, well, the thing about vaccines, jake, is that they take a while to work. i think it s great news, don t get me wrong, but there are some
overlooked? well, it s a 30-day suspension of visa applications coming in from high-threat areas, seven specific countries, and also the refugee program will be suspended. the syrian refugee program significantly will be suspended indefinitely until the secretary of home land security, fbi and dni director can come to an understanding of what is the vetting process, and can we let these individuals in the united states. wolf, this frankly goes back to a memo that rudy giuliani and judge mukasey and i drafted to the then candidate donald trump around last june talking about the extreme vetting process, how he can vet from these high-threat areas to prevent terrorists from coming into the united states. the president told david brodie of the christian broadcast network today, christian refugees wanting to come to the united states should be given priority status.