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Ways to divide ourselves, but you see the people at the border are dying to get in because they know if they could just get their foot on american soil, the trajectory of their lives will change. thats what america can do. just take the opportunities that are here. >> sean: we want to congratulate you on your big victory and we want to invite you on the program often, wish you the best, congratulations, amazing life story that you have to tell and i want to learn more about it. >> sean: when we ...

Transmisable? will it be some ways resistance to the vaccines that are out there? the third thing is will it be more dangerous? will this particular variant cause more hospitalizations and more fatalitys? all of these factors are being watched very carefully. but those have also heard about the spiked protein with this virus will understand that this is -- the new variant has caused a lot of mutations on that particularly critical protein. a couple dozen new mutations which is why we dont unders...

Baghdad. government salaries werent being paid. people saw their salaries slashed 50%. the economy took a nose dive. items that were subsidized like electricity and such were no longer being subsidized by the government. over the course of the years, the vast majority of middle class and lower class income families just saw everything that they had worked so hard for completely evaporate, and they also lost hope in their own government. and their own governments ability to actually alter the tra...

The trajectory of the markets and the economy, what is the big risk? the big risk is future covid variants that are resistance to our vaccines and that can spread quickly. and i think as the doctors have correctly pointed out, there is so much we dont know. there is no reason to panic yet. there is no reason to be terribly concerned about this as of yet, but it is a thing that was always going to knock markets off their record pace. when we hit the bottom of covid, we rocketed up in the stock ma...

You, edward. hope you had a good thanksgiving. when we think about the new variant, two things are important. first, we dont have really any economic models going in to this that really predict how the economy will respond to a pandemic. the second thing i would say is that we have seen things during this pandemic and we learned. one of the things that we learned is with each variant thats been introduced, the economy has slowed down but the amount of slow down has been less. so if this new vari...

We dont know that at this point. but the reaction has been one of anger, saying that this is unnecessary, too hasty, at this point, and that kind of meshes with public health officials, including from the africa cdc saying that travel bans wont have much of an effect in terms of stopping the variant in their view, and that it, in fact, might stop other scientists from announcing troubling variants in the future. right now, south africa is not at a very bad place in its covid-19 pandemic. theyre ...

Ways to divide ourselves, but you see the people at the border are dying to get in because they know if they could just get their foot on american soil, the trajectory of their lives will change. thats what america can do. just take the opportunities that are here. >> sean: we want to congratulate you on your big victory and we want to invite you on the program often, wish you the best, congratulations, amazing life story that you have to tell and i want to learn more about it. >> sean: when we ...

At once. pent up demand juiced by the stimulus and shocks to the supply side and that is great in an environment where rages are rising where products cost more, transportation, logistics and transmission and fuel prices, everything is costing more. so far wage pressure has continued its upward trajectory so consumers are keeping place with inflation and we expect to see inflation moderate and well have more stability in the prices and get things back in balance between supply and demand. >> mat...

They start admission that could help us avoid a cataclysmic scenario. earlier this morning, they launched a spacecraft that is going to be on a 10-month journey to a binary astroid 6 million miles away from earth, where luckily they pose no danger to us. if all goes according to plan, the spacecraft will crash into the smallest of the two astroids at 15,000 miles per hour, giving it enough of a nudge to kick it off course and change its speed. now, right before impact, the spacecraft will releas...

>> what i love about the secretary world as im friends with all of them, republicans and democrats. is a great fraternity. >> tell us. i need that trajectory. >> i never thought it would be on tv but he kept winding up on tv when i was little bit of kept finding myself on local television randomly as a kindergartner. i was in a package about something i remembered doing something and they came and asked me some question and i said when i will watch -- of i watched my self on tv come it was about...