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How it is the only monoclonal antibody that can treat omicron. but it turns out that that week, omicron wasn't all that big. so, doctors maybe could have been using, say, regeneron or another monoclonal antibody. >> right. >> so, the cdc made it sound like omicron was the big one out there but it actually wasn't and maybe those drugs would have been useful. we will never know. that time has passed. poppy. >> wow, shows how significant it is to get it right on these. elizabeth, thanks so much for the reporting. let me bring in now democratic governor ned lamont of connecticut. good evening, gov...

Little bit of this. we had a hint of it with the delta variant in the south here in texas. and -- and neighboring southern states. and it created a firestorm or what my friend mike osterholm likes to call a virus blizzard where kids are getting swept up in it. not that the -- not that the variant is specifically targeting kids. but they are getting along with it. so the expectation is omicron will do something similar. we kind of had a hint that was going to happen based on south africa and -- and the uk. so, we are going to see a lot of children's hospitals admissions. some pediatric icu admi...

Scotland to move towards staying at home for people who can as we move into the christmas period. and predictions that we could be seeing about 80,000 cases of both delta and omicron as we go into the christmas period. there is definitely a sense that we all desperately hope that the pandemic is behind us, that it's definitely not. i think the big question, the big unknown is we know cases are rising, we know that infection rates are going to be high, looks like omicron is far more infection than delta. but we still don't have a sense of what its impact will be on serious disease, hospitalisat...

Outcompeting delta. i think -- if you're not vaccinated, i think the biggest threat is the delta variant by far. that's going to continue. but the reason why omicron could gain some foot hold, we have a lot of partially immunized people. if you've been infected and recovered but not gotten vaccinated on top of that, i think you're going to be very susceptible to omicron reinfection. we've seen a fair number of reinfections in south africa. so that's going to be the role of omicron, i think, causing reinfection in people who have been infected and recovered but not vaccinated or maybe among the...