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Semblance of a party that cares about actual democracy in people. but i dont see that happening soon. >> whom did you hear from the republican party say im glad that arizona issue got cleared up. >> nope. >> not only did hi win, but he won by more votes and trump lost more. >> he got almost 199 more vote, joe biden did. >> did you hear cruz, paul, rubio, pauley, any of the guys that were distinguishing themselves? none. who came out and said enough with this? >> they know. >> they know. >> but t...

Anxiety that adults feel who have been vaccinated isnt about their own safety. many people who have been vaccinated rightly feel theyre protected from covid, even if they have a breakthrough infection. they are lirk ikely to have a breakthrough infection. the residual concern is they can develop an asymptomatic infection and bring it back into the home. so i think its very important to have a vaccine available for young kids to get back to some semblance of normalcy. thats going to put a lot of ...

Democracy, the damage theyre doing to our democracy and the damage theyre doing to this republic. hopefully, i dont see it happening in the near future. i hope the republican party can come back to some sort of semblance of a party that cares about actual democracy in people but i dont see that happening soon. >> whom did you hear from the republican party say im glad that arizona issue got cleared up -- >> no one. >> not only did he win but win by more votes. >> he got almost 199 more votes. >>...

Remain unvaccinated. >> right now we have eight members of the nypd in the hospital. all eight unvaccinated. >> reporter: is there a connection between vaccination and hospitalization rates? well, take west virginia. lowest vaccination rate in the nation right now. and the highest hospitalization rate. >> we are going through the peak, and it looks like were starting to turn down. >> reporter: the delta-driven surge is still rolling around the country. but -- >> i think by thanksgiving its proba...

Theres now a hearing set for wednesday. meantime, around 38% of the nypd remain unvaccinated. we have eight members of the nypd at the hospital, all unvaccinated. is there a connection. west virginia, lowest vaccination rate in the country right now, and the highest hospitalization rate. >> we are going through the peak, and it looks like were starting to turn down. >> reporter: the delta driven surge is turning around the country. >> by thanksgiving its probably going to have run its course, an...

Down when you look at the national averages, but thats been driven by sharp declines in the south where the delta wave has swept through very aggressively. you see other parts of the country start to light up. the northeast also may be vulnerable to some form of a delta wave. this is going to sweep across the country in different increments. i think by thanksgiving its going to have run its course across the whole country, but its going to seep in a little bit later than it is in the south, but ...

Level of reassurance for healthy individuals but help so many families, so many parents return to some semblance of their pre-pandemic lives. >> dr. leana wen, thank you for covering this all with us. >> thank you, alisyn. well it is a make or break week for president bidens agenda. it will be, i should say. a vote on his infrastructure plan now scheduled to come hours before a possible government shutdown. what this means for you and millions of americans. and the fbi returns to brian laundri...

And why did taliban emerge? because they gave people a semblance of rule of law which did not exist before. previously — this is before taliban took over — every 50 miles, there was a checkpoint, there was a warlord who would then take money, and so it was a fractured afghanistan after the soviets left. so, taliban gave people a semblance of rule of law, and thats why they prevailed in afghanistan. but taliban came out of nowhere at that time — im talking about 96. but now, they also came ...

Were consequences — most of all, refugees. we already have 3 million refugees and we have no capacity to take any more. and secondly, if there was a protracted civil war in afghanistan, that too would have had implications for pakistan. so, from that point of view, no bloodshed. relatively, it has been a peaceful take over. a peaceful takeover. up to now, yes. but what happens from now on is a lot of concern to us. but the taliban are really a pakistani creation, arent they? absolutely not. ta...

Which did not exist before. previously — this is before taliban took over — every 50 miles, there was a checkpoint, there was a warlord who would then take money, and so it was a fractured afghanistan after the soviets left. so, taliban gave people a semblance of rule of law, and thats why they prevailed in afghanistan. but taliban came out of nowhere at that time — im talking about 96. but now, they also came out of nowhere, and many of the educated people, the more advanced people of afg...