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Broke in may. as of this morning, we have 60% of our students registered they are vaccinated. that's twice the average for their age group. we will keep working on that. we believe there will be very big enforcement problems, trying to require, throw people off campus if they didn't improve vaccination status. >> correct me if i'm wrong, doesn't indiana require college kids to be vaccinated for measles, mumps, tetanus, meningitis? >> sure. >> how is covid different. if you are worried how you would do that. >> yeah. remember, you're talking to big advocates of the vaccine. we have been promoti...

Probably, we were the most open university our size that we know of in where last year through a great effort really led by our students and their compliance. but, now we have vaccines and we thought the right move was to give people choice. one last point, as a practical matter, we think we probably can get at least as far going this route as trying to mandate and then deal with the enforcement problems that go with it. >> one more question on the vaccines here, is you're also saying to students while you're not requiring it, you are saying there will be things that only vaccinated students w...

Nuclear testing, freezes and holds on to ballistic testing the pressure on the sanctions will ease up a little bit. even though the united states will try to keep the pressure on. we already know china pulled back a little bit already. if weeks go by and month goes by and there is no testing; therefore, no alarm bells going off, some of the other countries we have always had enforcement problems with in terms of the sanctions will probably start to back off a little bit. it will be a test for the administration to stay on top of it. >> harris: would we move in with the military is the question...

We want to get justice for these families. but also how do we make sure that doesn't happen again. >> how do you? it's kind of i'm sure scares anyone to think there's in way for that family to have known that this was applied in a condo below them when they're going on vacation. how can people be sure it's not going to happen to them? >> this illustrates why you need a strong environmental protection agency. >> do you think that was where the problem was, local enforcement problems? >> the applicator was a certified apapplicator. he or he should have known it was illegal to use in in an indoor...