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Protect the other vulnerable patients at the hospital. so all of this is factoring in and causing problems that really from what we understand talking to doctors there's not an immediate end to when it can be resolved because these staffing issues this is not something that's entirely new. prior to the pandemic we had a nationwide nursing shortage. add in the pandemic, a lot of people have retired early or decided to leave because they were simply burnt out. one thing in some circles people have brought up and tried to argue as maybe causing some of the issues in hospitals right now are vaccin...

Public health crisis to sort of wage chaos? >> jason, a year ago, i think we started talking about mobilizations to polling places and primarily we were worried about local polling locations, and we did see sort of vigilante poll monitoring, you know, surface after the election. we saw people show up at election recounts, and that's only continued for about ten months now, and it really encapsulates every single issue. it is masks. it is vaccines. it's vaccine mandates. it is anything involving the local level, and if i can say anything since january 6th, the protests and the mobilizations to ...

Hoping will get answered soon. but in the meantime, health departments are making plans. i spoke with the head of the national association of county and city health officials and she says this, quote, the plan is to be ready after the fda review of the pfizer data. we have been hearing from local health departments without any confirmed information coming their way. they are beginning to assess who on the ground will have the capacity to do boosters, who will remain as a provider of vaccines, and who is pulling out so that we have a better understanding of how the community will be served and ...

So they are going to continue to work through it. i hope they do it. what we know is the remain in mexico policy was one of the most effective policies that we implemented to address the 2019 crisis. it works. it is a proven track record and they need to implement it as soon as possible. >> bill: we assume they want to slow the flow. has there been any evidence of that? >> you are exact will i right, bill. there has been very little evidence. what we know they continue to treat it as capacity issue. they are trying to build more facilities to accommodate the increase they are seeing. as long a...

Here is the numbers. they're just confusing. they always are in these cases, and how do you measure the 24 hours? so what we know is they had really ramped up the evacuations up until late yesterday, and that was when there became this capacity issue at the next place where they were taking these evacuees, namely in doha in qatar. they were able to get thousands out tlous the course of the week, but you take them someplace that takes several days in many cases for them to process and move them on to another location. so they just got a backlog. they could only care for so many people, and they...