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the most egregious is their reckless disregard for our kids safety. the fda released alarming findings that 12-15-year-old given the pfizer vaccine experienced serious effects at a rate eight times higher than big pharma previously reported, how convenient. likewise, data out of canada reported among 20-29 years old, the risk of harm from the astrazeneca vaccine is 37.5% greater than getting severely ill from covid. now, imagine the risk to even younger people. here with me now is jay bhattacharya, a professor of medicine at stanford who has a piece coming out tomorrow with another star, dr. martin waldorf, on this very topic. dr. bhattacharya, why is this data being ignored? >> i mean, it really shouldn't be. the risk that children face from covid itself is vanishingly small, and, you know, this is an emergency use vaccine, and we
here are the two questions for buttigieg that this races. number one is, is he peaking too soon, can he hang onto this lead. take a look at the recent history of candidates who have led in the des moines register poll at this point. how did they end up doing in the caucuses. last time out hillary clinton led in the des moines register poll around now and that matched the final outcome. in fact, the numbers were almost identical. in 2018 barack obama had a small lead. he was in the high 20s. he ended up winning the caucuses with 37.5%. the cautionary note, though, is the race that may have the strongest parallels to this year, the 2004 democratic race. that's a race where that word volatile really applied. you had a bunch of democratic candidates. you did not have a front runner. richard agagephart won the poll.
>> democrat alan thomas won exists, what happens then? >> this is a challenge anytime 37.5% of the vote. one party says, the other party, president trump celebrated writing greg murphy is a big the government says they have documents they're not turning winner in north carolina. district three. over. much bigger margins than but the only party that nose whether or not they even exist originally anticipated, is the government. congratulation, greg. a new cnn poll says more than half of americans so the questiquestion becomes w disapprove of trump's job evidence exists. if they do exist, they're generally entitled to anythingc. performance. trump's disapproval sits at 55%. down one point. 6 in 10 registered voters polled flynn's case is unique because said that trump does not deserve there are so many sensitive a second term in office. classified documents, that you 39% says he does. have to be cautious you that don't reveal to a defendant meanwhile, new polling from new without the adequate safe guards hampshire shows joe biden and documents that could harm elizabeth warren in a tie. national security. >> it's obvious that this is the latest emerson poll has biden leading by 24%. going to make any impact on the warren follows at 21%. and bernie sanders sits in third place with 13% of new hampshire mueller probe. voters docking his run. are there any indications
inequality in part by eliminating the use of fossil fuels and drastically raising taxes from the current rate of 37.5% to a marginal rate high as 70. house minority whip saying republicans want americans to keep more money all democrats want to, quote, take away 70% of income and give it to leftist fantasy programs. ocasio-cortez treated back then you're the gop would have had you not know how marginal tax rates were here that's right a most forgot gop works for the ceos showering themselves in multimillion dollar bonuses. not the actual working people whose wages and health care they're ripping off for profit. it took a dark turn after referencing the 2017 shooting which he nearly lost his life. one user wrote she's got better aim than the shooter james hodgkinson. another urged her to kick the
trump and all that stuff which gave trump voters, they are in it for the culture war, the president who is their cultural crusader but you get conservatives, the bush republicans, the traditional republicans and put them back together at the right time which is if i may the danger republicans have with closing a caravan and immigration because that goes back at the division. >> michael avenatti was referred for getting in trouble, no evidence my client tori did anything wrong, we are waiting and hoping the fbi fully investigates this matter. chuck, the senate judiciary committee, we will watch and see but let's talk about key races we are watching tomorrow night. real clear politics average, 37.5 for congresswoman mc sally,
into power. >> i mean, again, how do you run on a repeal and replace and have a plan to do neither when you get there? i think people still remember when the previous administration said if you like your health care, you can keep it. if you like your doctor, you can keep them. that ended up being a lie. people remember when nancy pelosi stood up there and said, we have to pass it to unit. premium prices went up. 90% between 2014 and the spring of 2017. that's unsustainable. healthcare is extremely important. we need to make sure we're not pulling the rug out from under people. we need to execute and get results. >> dana: i know you're campaigning every day. real clear politics average has the michigan senate race with the incumbent -- sorry, not incumbent. 53.8% to your 37.5%. that's just the average. i'm sure you are seeing some different numbers internally. do you have a way in the next 19 days to overcome that deficit?
all in the studio. good morning to you. >> good morning. god bless you. steve: greg, we will start with you since you are in the baking business. these are big tax cuts not just crumbs. >> no. fantastic tax cuts, steve. thank you for having me. a lot of conversation revolving around the tax cut has been the reduction of the percentage of taxes that people pay. my particular situation it's gone from 39.5 to 37.5. more beneficial to my company is the accelerated depreciation schedules
e-commerce overall, 37.5%, that is pretty significant. jillian: hotel discounts but with a catch. >> reporter: if you stay at a wyndham hotel and parents, if you turn in your cell phone, turn in your cell phone, you could get a 5% discount. this is called the reconnected program. they want parents to put down for cell phone and spend time with their kids so they will give you a lockbox with a timer on it, the box will only open up once the timer goes off, making sure you and your kids are connected spending time together. an interesting concept. we see a lot of restaurants do this, leave your cell phone at the front door but it might be tough for parents to give up their phones for an extended period of time. rob: a discount, we will see, thank you so much.
what happened right after that, but the biggest buyer of stocks over the past five years has been corporations. and what's been happening is with interest rates being very low, corporations are taking that free money and buying their own shares back. and so that makes their profitability look better, which makes their stock price go up. so it's a little bit of an illusion and a game and you're going to continue to see more of that in 2018 driven by this tax but, but you are going to see stocks continue to go up for a little bit. >> so i've been doing my research on this. the president likes to tout saying he has the best stock market, but actually in the first 11 months of the obama administration, the stock market performed better than this president. it went up 37.5%. and when this article was written it has gone up 17.5%. it also said it isn't the best indicator of the economy because people tend to look at this in a vacuum. this may be a good year, but not
i think no matter who wins tonight that we will see both parties probably make quite a big deal out of this. if you're an incumbent or somebody thinking about jumping in one these congressional races that are going to be critical to watch in 2018 were you're going to be looking to read the tea leaves here and see what your chances are given as david noted the electoral history. this not been considered a swing district but the numbers were so close in the election. >> let me put those up and david will discuss in the 2016 election donald trump got 48.3%, hillary clinton got 46.8%. four years earlier, that's 48, 47 you can see he barely squeaked out his win in that district. and 2012 mitt romney, the republican nominee got 60.8%, president obama's 37.5%. . >> so 23-point swin a lot bicker than a one-point win. >> it is. >> and therefore it's the kind of voters that have proven had the the kind of republican voters that have proven elusive for donald trump.