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With covid is that we will cross 1 million deaths sometime in the very near future. yes, obviously, i am not an epidemiologist, i am an amateur epidemiologists, like americans are. as doctor fauci said, we are past the work of the peak of covid, but it still has enormous ramifications and impacts on our society. it still has enormous knock on effect on the economy. look, unless we continue to push to get vaccinations to the point where they mitch critical mass, we are almost there, we are still going to have this grinding away, killing folks that were vulnerable, who are our immunocompromised ...

Cross 1 million deaths sometime in the very near future. yes, obviously, i am not an epidemiologist, i am an amateur epidemiologists, like americans are. as doctor fauci said, we are past the work of the peak of covid, but it still has enormous ramifications and impacts on our society. it still has enormous knock on effect on the economy. look, unless we continue to push to get vaccinations to the point where they mitch critical mass, we are almost there, we are still going to have this grinding away, killing folks that were vulnerable, who are our immunocompromised and causing the personal to...

A leading Chinese epidemiologist has refuted the claim that China zero-COVID policy has impeded the country economic growth.

On the minds of voters. th they're concerned about other things, as you mentioned, and they don't seem to be organizing any sort of strategy to combatt that .firstt and inflation is somethingim that , you know, the first time you fill up your gas tankta and it's it's, younk know, six dollars a gallon, it might be shocking, but the tenth time you do that , i mean, really it's it's the compounding effect. take a bite too and makes people more anxiousmo and more angry the longer itt goes on and there's no end in sight at this point. >> now i'm talking about january six isn't working either for th...

One death of acute hepatitis of unknown origin found in 12 countries including 11 right here in the united states. what's driving this question are joining us to discuss is cardiologist and epidemiologist dr. peter mccullough. doctor, what have you learned regarding this hepatitis issue with kids and lockdowns and these spikes? >> this is hepatitis or acute liver inflammation. children develop fever, abdominal pains, lethargy, jaundice. the blood tests are easy to employ, to diagnose acute hepatitis. in a report by colleagues, 13 children in scotland all hospitalized. one needed a liver transp...