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Jen psaki reporting she has now testedreor positive for covid. psaki said shehe was not in cloe contact with the president in recent days. vice president kamala harris has tested positive for covides she was not a close contact of the president. laura: does okay, does anyone else find this slightly alarming? now consider this for a second. the speaker of the house, the ag, the white house pressan secretary and now the vice them were none of in close contact with the president of the united states, thought it mightht be worth asking who is in close contact with the president of the united state...

And enteroviruses. so what we need to know in all of these cases is what is the covid-19 status? have they hadd covid-19s the respiratory illness and in fact have they been exposed too the covid-19 vaccine? know rept we know reportss from outside the united states and elsewhere that the adenovirus in particular can be found along the rotavirus and sewer water and in the food supply. so we need our cdc right now tot apply their efforts there actually excellent outbreak investigation efforts to these cases as opposed to burn their time and energy on ill advised mask mandates. bingo. and by the w...

Now there have been one hundred and sixty nine cases and one death of acute hepatitis of unknown2 origin found in 12 countries, including 11 right here in the united states. so what's driving this ?? joining us now to discuss is cardiologist and epidemiologist dr. peter mcculloh. dr. mccullough, now what have you learned regarding hepatitiss issue with kids in lockdown in these spikes now? >> laura , this is hepatitis ort acute liver inflammation. so these children develop fever ,dominant pain, lethargyha and then jaundice and the blood tests are easy to employ. transam and bilirubin toia diag...

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It be cases, hospitalizations or are you looking yourself for some new language, your version of uprooted trees? >> yeah, we have seen an evolution in the messaging already during the pandemic. as an epidemiologist, i've been telling feem look at cases per 100,000 per day. that's not an easy take-home message. but now with the cdc's community burden we see more communication around a stop light system. is it red, orange, green? because people understand how that fits with other knowledge that they have. so that is the evolution in communication that's been important. and we're going to keep go...