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Maryland cutting back federal court operations. the cdc says the fast-moving omicron variant accounts for fewer than 60% of covid cases nationwide, down from a previous estimate of 73%. both variants expected to fuel a post-holiday spike, the wait for tests still insufferably long in some areas. while the shortage of at-home tests won't get fixed quickly enough. >> i hope we fix it in january and february but we'll have to have a real effort to make sure there's plentiful, cheap, ubiquitous testing everywhere in the country. that's where we should be in this pandemic now. >> jake, the biden ad...

Things that he has been a part of, including saying he will shut down the virus. well, now, we are back in that motive, he wants to lock everybody down and penalize them if they don't have a forced government mandated vaccine. it's been a rough year for joe biden. but, really it's been a rougher year for americans. >> ben: actually, we have got a little excerpt from that memo that says there is no other way to describe the first year of president biden's presidency other than an utter failure. worse yet, biden's attempts to bill it as a success proves just how out of touch they are with the am...

It will get much cheerier. every president is upside down in the mid-term elections. this one could be quite remarkable in the numbers from what we're seeing right now. matt. >> you're right. these comments couldn't come at a worse time for joe biden during his presidency. they will sew doubt among democrats and elected officials and voters across the country. look as we go to 2022. we are only a year in. what positive momentum does joe biden have on any part of his agenda? he promised he would shut down covid. it is here. the voting rights bill is completely d.o.a. build back better is stalle...

In pre-k. those things really do matter. and as for the election, i think virginia was a tough case. i think the republican candidate lied a lot to the people, to the voters, and really, really, really said things that i think weren't true. i think parents are worried about their kids. i think parents are worried about schools. and they're still worried about covid. >> but he did tap into something, he tapped into that fear. >> he did. >> he tapped into that exhaustion from coronavirus. and he also tapped into the issues people are talking about. when he went and said, and i heard this again f...

Representatives of the vaccine program be from the communities that we want to target. the children's health fund for more than 30 years has been doing exactly that. we've put really capable doctors who can really relate to the communities in urban and rural communities around the country to get them regular care. and for the last year, year and a half now, those same medical teams in these very underserved communities have been talking up the necessity for getting covid in adults who are eligible and now we're doing the same thing to get parents to agree to vaccinate their children. >> dr. ir...