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Problem. >> it's frustrating just to not have that in place as someone who i gave covid to my 3-year-old waiting for this vaccine. i'm ready for this thing. the fda advisers vote, sanjay, it doesn't mean that the vaccines are approved for children under 5 just yet so what is happening next here? >> you mentioned this, it was a unanimous decision which i think is really important because they weigh all these different factors including likelihood of someone getting sick it's a risk/benefit analysis. they found that the risk was really low and the benefits, again, we realize kids are less likely...

Support, especially if we come into an economic recession in europe. >> fascinating. i mean you've been analyzing this invasion from the start, and we've spoken more than once. you know, what a putin victory might look like, what a putin loss might look like. but throughout all of that research, are you any closer to understanding why he did this in the first place? an unprovoked nation of a sovereign nation with all the costs. you know, russia is a pariah. the economy is going to be devastated. his military has failed, which has exposed those failings. nato is strengthened. at what point are ...

You see an escalating situation east that could lead to an un-intended consequence. also, arming ukrainians even more than we already are. we've sent hundreds of millions of dollars worth of weapons, but there's obviously demands for even more. and that could escalate things as well, and that's a choice that the biden administration would have to confront. >> so take us to the mind of putin. what's his cost/benefit analysis on this, on the crisis. and even cost/benefit analysis on an actual invasion? >> right. well, that's the big mystery here. because putin is a pretty savvy, you know, analys...

Back into subjugation to russia. putin believes that the slavic nation of which he considers russians and ukrainians to be part of a single nation was unfairly and incorrectly broken up during the collapse of the soviet union, 1991. >> reporter: a full-scale invasion would be the biggest conflict in europe since world war ii. and with russia, a huge provider of oil to the world, gas prices are likely to go higher. they've already hit their highest level in eight years. >> i think the mistake we make in the west, sometimes, is we think that putin is some kind of rational actor, calculating the ...

Debt is because the overwhelming narrative was that it's always worth it to further your formal education when really should be no across benefit analysis with a period as may be not worth it if you're going up to take out huge amounts of, huge amounts of debts for these huge loans they have to take out. you have to think about it like anything else. because there are other ways educate yourself too besides going to a college. putting yourself in debt. >> greg: it's a lot like stripping. >> marianne: is just an argument for free college and cancel in the college system. you know who i was befo...