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Incompetent in terms of their briefing, theyve got it on the nature of the virus and its various variance, or they are flat out lying. either way, it is bad news for people who have not got in the treatment that they desired and needed in order to stave off the worst effect of the virus, monoclonal antibodies are almost impossible to find. especially in big cities. and the testing fiasco. good luck getting your hands on tests because you need more than one to conclusively tell you whether or not...

Outside as if they, flu vaccines mandate and particularly another thing, the current mess with testing going on, the alternative to vaccination in the mandate is being tested once a week but can osha require you if you are totally asymptomatic to spend hours in a testing line, the testing fiasco we have in some places? i think the answer will be no. paul: i agree, fast probably in my mind, justice roberts and your poor such to let it rip, i dont know if that is the case. [laughter] dan, another ...

Recent foxbusiness poll shows republicans with a four-point feed in the generic ballot with 43% of registered voters think they support republican candidates versus 39% support the democrat. lets bring an fox news contribute, karl rove, senior advisor to president george w. bush. karl, happy new year. let me start by getting to your column this week, highly entertaining review of your own hits and misses a year ago and predictions but the one thing that struck me was you said youd overestimated ...

Rejected. that piece outlines how confusion, distrust, and a single-minded fixation on vaccinating americans left testing on the back burner for so long at the white house. and look, i get why the administration was so focused on vaccinating america. its a laudable goal. but now, here we are, two months later, fully immersed in a record-breaking spike in cases driven by a highly transmissible variant in the midst of a complete testing fiasco. just as children get ready to return to school from w...

Incremental ways to move the country in his duration but a study came out particularly with the build back better, he just aligned himself with progressive wing in the party trying to do big transformational things the american people were prepared for and congress wouldnt pass. if you want to do a big thing, youve got to make big part of your campaign and where did he say about the largest explosion of federal welfare spending in the creation of the new deal or the great society? nowhere. as a ...

Testing sites in parts of his state and for new shipments of monoclonal antibody treatments. the entire country is dealing with a testing fiasco, so the need for more covid tests is expected, understandable, even. but its kind of ironic for texas to be making the ask for help against covid, given the small detail that governor abbott is currently suing the biden administration in court to stop covid vaccine and mask requirements in his state. so let me get this straight, governor. youre taking t...

Struggling to deal with what leyla was reporting on. shortages across the country. we have elizabeth cohen with us now. we have a busy holiday travel season. people are making the decision to go and a lot of people need to test. multiple times before around family members. can you underscore how much the u.s. struggled with testing? >> reporter: poppy, you know, it was almost two years ago the cdc had that testing fiasco where they were supposed to get tests out at the beginning and it got messe...

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Philip Cheung / The New York Times / Redux The coronavirus pandemic may be in its final stage in the U.S. But it will not be the last pandemic of the 21st century. Since the turn of the century, SARS-CoV-2 is already the second virus to create a pandemic (the first was the H1N1 influenza in 2009) and the third coronavirus outbreak, following the first SARS crisis in 2003 and the emergence of Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome, also known as MERS, in 2012. If the U.S. can expect roughly one glo...