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Question. i think it starts with trusting our process. we have a good process here in the united states and the fda. not a perfect process because we're all human beings, and humans are not perfect, but a very good process that compares very favorably with other countries. it's transparent. the briefing documents are posted publicly. we look at safety and efficacy. i don't pre-judge the data. i take it as it comes. the last meeting we had at the fda, the advisory committee decided not to advise authorization of boosters for everybody 16 and up, rather at this stage to recommend pfizer booster ...

Perhaps time that people took this issue more seriously as well. this exires issue more seriously as well. this expires at — issue more seriously as well. this expires at the _ issue more seriously as well. this expires at the end _ issue more seriously as well. this expires at the end of this month. i mean, time is so tight. what are your concerns if the situation remains as is? what happens on the 1st ofjuly? maddy i think the ist ofjuly? maddy i think the european commission have been quite clear that patients has worn thin on the european side.— the european side. there will be ramific...

Twitter and Facebook to censor vaccine discourse — this must stop Liz Peek, Opinion Contributor © The Hill Twitter and Facebook to censor vaccine discourse — this must stop Twitter and Facebook suppressed the Hunter Biden scandal. They controlled what we could say about COVID-19. They stomped on reports of election fraud. Now, the social media behemoths are deciding what Americans can or cannot read about the new COVID vaccines. This is unacceptable. It may even be dangerous. Earlier this month, Facebook promised to remove "false claims about these vaccines that have be...

People in your state. >> he is someone who does not understand the power of the presidency of the united states. i truly believe that. and so he conducts foreign policy by tweet. you know, we laugh about that, but let's think about that for a moment. there is plenty of evidence to suggest he does not read briefing documents. there is plenty of evidence to suggest that he does not consult with the generals, with former ambassadors, with current or former experts who have been part of the state department. there's plenty of evidence to suggest he does not consult with our allies. there is plenty...

Later in this stunning twist, his briefing documents were leaked out and, jill, we learned that in all caps, his national security team said do not congratulate. some people say mcmaster, the timing of it is because of that leak, the white house pushes back and says that wasn't the case, it's not mcmaster. what do you make of that? >> very few people saw that document. it comes through the nse, so it couldn't maybe have been pinned on mcmaster, but certainly people around him. it is a very closed circle of people who see that document. very embarrassing to the president, and that could have tr...