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Should be looking out for, as a danger period for protection weaning significantly? it is danger period for protection weaning sianificantl ? , . significantly? it is a difficult question- significantly? it is a difficult question. we significantly? it is a difficult question. we have - significantly? it is a difficult i question. we have experience significantly? it is a difficult - question. we have experience with other vaccines and other infections. we have concerns about this virus and the winter, the potential seasonality, that affects timing, and there are massive logistical questions as well. we do have to have supplies of the right vaccines at the right time that are not time expired and the capacity within the nhs to deliver boosters if they are needed. at the same time as all the other catch up work that the nhs has to do. lots of different aspects that play into this. it need to avoid giving vaccines to people who do not need them while making sure that we do vaccinate ....
And public health specialists are experiencing the same ordeals they thought they had left behind but it feels worse this time because we ve seen it before. a nurse at cox health told me walking back into the covid icu was demoralizing. i can t even imagine, ed, for these front line workers who put their lives on the lines, and many died, but those who made it through this, to be going back to this because people are refusing to get vaccinated, what did you find about missouri? it s really crushing their morale. these health care workers who i had spoken to had just about got past the winter surge, they had seen the horrors of covid and thought they left those horrors behind them and spent the spring while the rest of us had an easier time of it doing catch up work and still working incredibly hard. and now they re getting pummelled by this surge that has ....
Something of a backward process, with summit agreeing before any other work is done. so the work that has been done is to catch up. and that catch-up work is having real problems because pyongyang and washington are poles apart. right now, washington is insisting immediate, oh, i think we backtracked a little bit, quick denuclearization. pyongyang is saying, well, hold on a minute, we want to go back for action for action, phased denuclearization. this is what diplomacy is about, narrowing the gap. the challenge is can it be done quickly or can it be done enough. maybe good enough is enough at this stage. i mean, we certainly don t want to go back to where we were in november and december last year, talking about military options, ....
Catch up work. does he have time now to get back to the center? kimberly: i don t know. but even his base, maxine waters making controversial statements about him. bob: she makes them anybody about. kimberly: listen to maxi go. i m not sure who the president was addressing. i found that language a bit curious. he would never say that to the gay and lesbian community who really pushed him on don t ask, don t tell or even in a speech to apac, he would never say to the jewish community stop complaining about israel. i don t know who he was talking to. we re certainly not complaining. greg: she has a point. kimberly: sounded reasonable. bob: when do you not complain? you always complain. greg: i don t alter way i talk when i m around short people and i m short. i don t change. bob: doesn t your voice get huskyer. eric: i m not really sure what he was saying. 90% of the black vote. ....
Catch up work. does he have time now to get back to the center? kimberly: i don t know. but even his base, maxine waters making controversial statements about him. bob: she makes them anybody about. kimberly: listen to maxi go. i m not sure who the president was addressing. i found that language a bit curious. he would never say that to the gay and lesbian community who really pushed him on don t ask, don t tell or even in a speech to apac, he would never say to the jewish community stop complaining about israel. i don t know who he was talking to. we re certainly not complaining. greg: she has a point. kimberly: sounded reasonable. bob: when do you not complain? you always complain. greg: i don t alter way i talk when i m around short people and i m short. i don t change. bob: doesn t your voice get huskyer. eric: i m not really sure what he was saying. ....