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>> shannon: cdc facing a rash of criticism following a report that the agency was holding confidential data. "new york times" reporting sunday "when the cdc published the first significant data on the effectiveness of boosters in adults younger than 65 two weeks ago, it left out numbers for a huge portion of the population, 18-49, which is least likely to benefit from the extra shots and the first two doses already left them well protected." let's discuss the latest on the pandemic. dr. marty mccarey here. also also mike. -- "new york times" reporting that the cdc is not publishing a lot of th...

One, do you really have valentine's day candy? if so, how long do you think it might last? >> shannon: i like to keep my chocolates in the fridge. there's something more tasty about them when they're more icy. no. nothing left in our house. what do you think? >> i'm the person that will go to the supermarket and see, "for sale" halloween candy left over. i like snicker bars. i try to bring them here to the office. i'm the guilty party that's always bringing sweets. >> shannon: you drop them off for the rest of us. we did this with the girl scout cookies we got last week. people don't believe t...

>> shannon: well, um, emboldened by the house now if people are going to argue it needs to be lawmakers, they have now voted and given that power to trudeau. dr. nicole sapphire, obviously part of our fox family and folks very familiar with her says if people who have blindly trusted the cdc the last few years are about to have their world turned up side down as the lack of transparenciy and manipulation of data become undeniably. [indiscernible] do you think people will question the cdc? they've relied on them and taken much of what they said as gospel. >> it'll hurt us in the future. people ...

Says the agency has been slow to release the different streams of data because basically -- this is a quote -- at the end of the day, it's not yet ready for primetime. the agency's priority when gathering any data is ensure it's accurate and axable. another reason it's feared the information might be misinterpreted. doctor, start with you because you at johns hopkins had your own study about natural immunity because you couldn't get the information from the cdc. what else are they not telling us? >> the statement by the cdc is what you say if you're caught hoarding data and not disclosing it. ...