regions, in certain states, cities, or counties. i don t think you re going to be seeing anything nationwide because fortunately we have a substantial proportion of the population vaccinated, so it s going to be reegeal, and that s the thank that will be confusing when people look at what we do. we re going to see and i ve said almost two types of america, those regions of america, which are highly vaccinated, and we have a low level of dynamics of infection. in some places, some states, cities, areas, where the level of vaccination is low and the level of virus dissemination is high. that s where you re going to see the spikes. well, let s talk about a specific here. we know mississippi s one of the lowest i believe the lowest vaccinated has the lowest vaccination rate in the driven. if you re in biloxi, mississippi, right now, dr. fauci, would you be wearing a mask? you d be fully vaccinated, but
dissemination is high. that s where you ll see the spikes. how worried, doctor, should folks be about there, especially in the vulnerable states with low vaccination rates. you bring up a really good point. i re-emphasize something that was said early on, disease anywhere is disease everybody where. we travel regularly to and from those states. you know, the concern is there are individuals within those states who are vaccinated, but it s flying through the groups who aren t. there are some individuals who are vaccinated for whom the vaccine may not be s effective. so those individuals in those areas who are unwilling or unable to vax nate are threatening the health of everyone. where i see the most hope is that the kaiser family foundation did a survey, and 12%
now. vermont, massachusetts and hawaii all have more than 80% of adults vaccinated. dr. anthony fauci with a warning for states with low rates. we will see two types of america. those t regions of america that level of dynamics and some state, some city, some areas with aty level of vaccination i low and the level of virus dissemination is high. that s where you ll see the spike. in time for july 4th celebration, barriers surroundingio the white house he been removed allowing the crowds to walk up to the fence that you see on your screen. the area had bp blocked off to tourists for more than a year. at f the white house, president biden and the first lady will host events to celebrate independence day andto honor service members. finishing with fireworks display
with disparity and a willingness to get vaccinated. under those circumstances you might expect to see spikes in certain regions, in certain states, cities or counties. i don t think you ll be seeing anything nationwide because, substantial proportion of the population vaccinated. so it s going to be regional. that s the thing that will be confusing when people look at what we do. we re going to see, and i said, almost two types of america. those regions of america which are highly vaccinated, and we ever a low level of dynamics of infection, examine in some places, some states, some cities, some areas where the level of vaccination is low and a level of virus dissemination is high. that s where you re going to see the spikes. well, let s talk about a specific here. we know mississippi is one of the lowest i believe it s the
i don t think you re going to see anything nationwide because fortunately we have a substantial proportion of the population vaccinated. so it will be regional. and that is the thing that will be confusing when people look at what we do. we re going to see, and i said almost two types of america. those regions of america that are highly vaccinated, and in some places some states, some cities, some areas with a level of vaccination that is low and the level of virus dissemination is high. that is where you re going to see the spikes. again you can catch my full interview with dr. fauci on sunday on meet the press. we re going to focus on a deep dive on how covid changed our lives. we have dr. vin gupta, i want to