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And the core issues, no matter how important they are, are not the domestic legislative agenda of a president. theyre the values oh of a country that this presidency is called to defend against a real-life, growing metastesizing -- we live in a dangerous hour. these next two elections will play a profound role in shaping the direction and the trajectory of this country over the next decades. and really determine what type of society we live in. will it be democratic? will it be pluralistic? will...

Attributed to the bottleneck. >> tell us the time line. whats the trajectory of inflation, and what is the timeline as to when might we see a little bit of relief? >> we have to be humble in forecasting inflation. its quite difficult, particularly in a post pandemic -- were in the pandemic so, but given the uncertainty around supply chain issues, thats the key. we assume they dont get resolved initially. it will get improved over the next several months. were in the midst of it. it will be throu...

Voting on the other, but we are seeing threats of violence woven into our politics from bottom to top at a level that has never been routine in american life. i mean school boards, local public health officials, municipal officials, election officials all facing threats. and look, it is hard to avoid the conclusion that all of this was enormously turbocharged by donald trump throughout his presidency since he has left office with a wink and a nod and sometimes more towards the use of violence as...

Letting people decide on their own, will he go after democrats now? senator rand paul says democrats covid mandates will only hurt their party. >> the democrats have overplayed their hands on the mandates. theyll lose their populous. theyll lose their public. i think this is a turning point. i think it is getting to the point where the science is clear, that the bulk and vast majority of masks people are wearing have no difference -- make no difference in the trajectory of the virus. >> harris: ...

The right direction. are we there yet in every single place throughout the country? i dont believe so. but some places are looking at what the trajectory is and are saying lets go with it. >> let me ask you about spaces under federal jurisdictions, im thinking of planes. that mask mandate is set to expire the middle of next month. what recommendation do you plan on making to president biden when it comes time to extend that mandate or close it out? where do you think we are? >> i dont want to ge...

You dont want to be declaring victory prematurely, thats why the cdc, who continues to monitor these things and will make modifications of recommendations as we see the trajectory continue to come downward, but its entirely understandable why the states at the local level are looking at what their own local situation is and are making decisions. thats the way it works. the cdc makes recommendations and locally the decision is made on the basis of whats going on in your particular location. >> do...

Why ba2 accelerating in some countries but not others is still an unknown. we now know ba2 is here in small numbers and by next week well have a much better idea of how the trajectory is going. >> lets talk about this new study in the journal of the network open found that 6.1% of children who tested positive for covid were hospitalized. thats one in every 15 or 16 children. thats seems high for children. 13.9% had severe disease. nearly 8% required ventilation and a lot of those conditions and ...

With being soft on crime with all these progressive d.a.s. but we know it leads to a surge? crime across america. you have families, of victims speaking out. we are learning the stories more and more. and its not just in new york city. chicago, houston, denver, colorado. and moms and dads across the country where their kids are work in one of these cities and they are upset about the trajectory. the president comes to new york to try to unite the country. but he doesnt do that because they haven...

Im not sure this is going to change the trajectory of the current surge in the united states which is dropping rapidly. >> so reading this, it says researchers in japan say ba.2 should no longer be considered a type of omicron. that it has more than 40 gene changes and it should be looked at as its own variant. significant? >> no. again, it is a -- you can call it a cousin or distant relative. i am not sure it really matters. it is a mutated virus. this virus will continue to mutate which is the...

But not rised nearly as quickly as omicron did in january. so, well have to see ewhether it can out compete omicron. there is data that suggests it might be a bit more contagious. im not sure this is going to change the trajectory of the current surge in the united states, which is dropping rapidly. >> it says research in japan say ba.2 should no longer be considered some type of omicron. that it should be looked at as its own variant. significant? >> no. you call it a cousin or you can say its ...