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That there could be more shutdowns. boris johnson is in isolation. all of these things are happening. >> the tokyo olympics. that doesn't help. >> sandra: jen psaki was just asked about this by our own peter doocy, and she responded to whether or not there could be further shutdowns. >> that president tsai just on friday this has become a pandemic of the unvaccinated, and that is where we are seeing hospitalizations, where we are seeing death. we have seen the movement in the stock market. we also know that unemployment is down. job creation is out. wages are up. >> sandra: a victory lap there...

Director at cox medical in springfield, missouri. i want to shift my screen to these missouri trends. 40% of the state is fully vaccinate vaccinated, but the average daily case rate is more than three times the national average. what is driving the surge in missouri right now? >> i think the biggest thing driving the surge in missouri is the lack of vaccinations combined with the delta variant. so for whatever reason, we really have the delta variant that is the dominant strain in our part of missouri. so when you combine that more transmissible strain with a population that has a lower vaccin...

Pronoun. so i agree that it's a problem, but it shouldn't be as big a problem as it is because they're nowhere near as big in the democratic party as the fringes are in the republican party. that's something we got to drive home. >> james carville, you're always value added. appreciate you. >> thank you, chris. appreciate you too. it was an important conversation we had. >> we'll keep having it. >> yes, sir. tennessee -- why does tennessee matter? because they came out of the box hot on vaccinations. they had it together. they were doing well. then the poison politics started. now they have ...

Feel the fear being left behind. itjust means that for the next three weeks, our pubs in wales are still going to be quiet, because everyone in wales is going to go over the border and enjoy more freedom. there are clear differences either side of the border, notjust on the rules, but in how the pandemic is progressing. wales has the lowest case rate in the uk and the highest rate of vaccination. so why wait longer than other nations to ease restrictions? one answer is the strain already on the welsh nhs, as it struggles with a 16—month backlog. emergency admissions are at a record high, so ...

Controls on meeting indoors stay for at least another three weeks. this is not a free—for—all. in wales, we will not abandon those simple, but effective and successful measures that have helped to keep us all safe. for the hospitality trade, it's a glass half—full. nothing changes inside pubs and bars until at least august the 7th. table service and masks stay. 0utdoors, the rules are relaxed. at the horse and jockey, they still fear being left behind. it just means that for the next. three weeks, our pubs in wales are still going to be quiet, | because everyone in wales is going to go o...