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Weve been dealing with for the past couple of months, it is not something that should change our mans. and the big picture is, im more optimistic today than i have been at any point since the pandemic emerged. we have better tools, better defenses, better information and better ability to make sure that covid doesnt dominate our lives. we have the best chance to get and keep the upper hand against this virus. >> ill tell you. i love hearing that. im sure everyone with whom i speak routinely love...

Underlying health conditions will still be getting visitors. in time yet. we will have to keep an eye on the virus itself, which is still circulating around the world and will continue to circulate because it will never disappear entirely. we will have to keep a night on mutations and variations in case it gets more dangerous. the prime minister will wrap this up in a message of national pride that we have got this far, we have survived this far. there will be a balance, acknowledging the fact s...

Could mixing vaccines be the way forward?— could mixing vaccines be the way forward? yes and is not a new concept- _ way forward? yes and is not a new concept. we _ way forward? yes and is not a new concept. we did - way forward? yes and is not a new concept. we did this - way forward? yes and is not a new concept. we did this with j new concept. we did this with hiv vaccine trials. first dose with wine, second dose with another type of vaccine and the common element of this is the spike prote...

Both in terms of the virus itself, being a mutating thing, and the way the governments haves had to do the same in terms of how they confront it. looking back a little over a year ago, everyone was praising new zealand for saying they could eradicate the virus, and they trumpeted that very accomplishment. it was just this year that theyve had to backtrack on that and say look, we cannot get rid of it entirely unless we completely cut ourselves off from the world, so we need to live with it. same...

Covid still. >> they do. i think the covid story evolves next year as we look ahead. theres still the question of the virus itself, variants we see, ways in which countries deal with the spikes in cases. but theres an impact on how we live and thats an economic story because the pandemic is linked to the economy. its return to offices. how does that actually look in practice es. what happens with the way were interacting with each other. theres a cultural element to it as well. it is global and ...

In terms of the virus itself, being a mutating thing, and the way the governments had to do the same in terms of how they confront it. looking back a little over a year ago, everyone was praising new zealand for saying they could eradicate the virus, and they trumpeted that very accomplishment. it was just this year that theyve had to backtrack on that and say look, we cannot get rid of it entirely unless we completely cut ourselves off from the world, so we need to live with it. same with germa...

Been whose new authoritarianism has flourished. white henry, which contraries do you think have handled it best and worst? what policies have really been successful? it’s have really been successful? its certainly been instructive to sit here _ certainly been instructive to sit here now _ certainly been instructive to sit here now. to see how things have shifted _ here now. to see how things have shifted both in terms of the virus itself, _ shifted both in terms of the virus itself, being a mu...

But vaccines and boosters prevent serious complications. >> for unvaccinated people who get infected with this variant, who get infected with this mutated strain of the coronavirus, do we know whether they are any less likely to be severely ill than if they had been infected with delta or with the original strain of covid that we contended with? >> let me tell you exactly what i know. i have sat for days with our scientific colleagues from south africa. there are fewer hospitalizations per case ...

Coronavirus, do we know whether they are any less likely to be severely ill than if they had been infected with delta or with the original strain of covid that we contended with? >> let me tell you exactly what i know. i have sat for days with our scientific colleagues from south africa. there are fewer hospitalizations per case in south africa. theres fewer icu admissions. theres shorter length of stays. theres no increase in the oxygen requirements. all that suggests that it may be less severe...

And what youre seeing right now are not leaders. theyre grifters, theyre punks, theyre, you know, people who throw out a lot of noise. theyre not about anything. so thats why you need to fact check, you need to inform people. you know, we get the good doctors on programs like yours to come on and explain to people whats going on. you dont have to deal with all the hibbity-bibbity, baby, you can just deal with the real. >> ive got one more question for you. tucker, hit it. >> the virus itself, th...