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Well -- heart issues. that's also not being taken into consideration. you have someone so young who's not at risk of the -- pete: questions and unintended consequences we can't even conceive of because we haven't been able to do the trials necessary to know. so parents are right to be skeptical. we had those parents on earlier in the program talking about their daughter. here's what they said. >> i said so basically you're telling us if she does not get the vaccine, then she's not getting a transplant, and dr. chambers said, yes. >> they knew all along we were not comfortable with this. it was...

That's a lot. hunter biden debuting his latest art exhibit in new york city this week with some eye-popping price tags. some works of art selling to anonymous buyers for up to $225,000. i'd love to know who they are, despite backlash over ethics concerns. white house officials say they've placed measures to shield information over how much hunter's work sells for and who they're sold to. you don't think -- pete: up to $225,000 -- will: you can't know who bought 'em. they're shielding it. pete: except, remember we've done other things where he'd go to the, hint, there's definitely a way he kn...

Through to say, okay, is this a valid candidate. and i'm sure they have risk factors factored into that. if we give a kidney to this person, we're not giving it to someone else and, therefore, what is the likelihood of success if we give it to this person. because of cdc recommendations that she's 10, right? pete: >>. will: a 14-year-old get the covid vaccine, which is insane. on a risk/reward chart, anyone can do, the risk of covid versus the risk of the vaccine for a 14-year-old. because the cdc hasn't rationally looked back at that, they are now -- i think duke should still think on its own...

Polls? >> in addition to reproductive health, and the reproductive justice, as has already been mentioned, voters want expanded health care, voters want affordable housing, voters want an increased living wage. and all of these things from the ballot. people were proud of the fact -- and we sell real, tangible benefits -- from the 2021 runoff and the 2020 election, when we got joe biden to the presidency. what folks realized was, the student loan forgiveness, you know, the public service loan forgiveness program, the debt relief that we received with student loans, all of those things are real...

Could point to on the doors. what we know here, the new georgia project, is that our voters are very sophisticated and they both on policies! so what we, do we connect the dots, we take those heart issues, and we teach people how to be super voters. it's never about a particular candidate, it's about the policies that people want to see over the long term. and that is what this long term relational organizing is about. campaigns come and go, we are going to be here, three 65, regardless! teaching people the importance of voting and we connect them to the electoral process. >> you, know we ofte...