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Right now. look at our new poll. democrats and republicans. look how different this is. should we learn to just live with the virus. 27% of democrats say that. 73% say stop the spread should be the highest priority. among republicans, 27% of republicans say stop the spread is the highest priority. 72% said we need to learn to live. parents. 64% of parents say we need to learn to live with the virus. those who are not parents, it's more of an even split. how do you try to communicate priorities which metric you should look at, where we're going next when we're divided politically and it appears...

Black history month to deflect from the criticism. the dishonesty doesn't end there. jamaal bowman the new york city mayor eric adams both caught maskless after telling everybody to follow the rules and doubling down on mass mandates for schools. new jersey governor phil murphy offering his party a breath of fresh air announcing his table finally end the school mask and eight in a return to normalcy. in other states like delaware and connecticut, following suit. the white house's remaining defiance. >> our advice to every school district is to abide by public health guidelines. it continues to...

Quote, cdc continuously reviews data on the pandemic as well as the latest science to identify when changes to guidance are recommended. so you see, i was given a vague response there, but while we wait to see if or when there will be updates in guidance when it comes to the white house and the cdc, we are seeing states moving forward with making their own timelines to lift mandates. you see on the map connecticut, new jersey, delaware, oregon, california. we've seen these states already take that step to plan for the future and plan to lift measures. but in the meantime, we are still waiting ...

Public health experts have been weighing in. what are we hearing? >> that's right. we really are hearing kind of a split response here. some public health experts say let's get our case numbers and hospitalization rates down even more before we start to plan to lift measures. and then on the other hand, we hear other experts saying, look, we've made improvements in getting case numbers down and getting hospitalizations down and getting deaths down so now is the time to start planning to lift mitigation measures. but overall, ana, the most passionate i should say response i've heard so far has ...

Covid in the hospital, they still need to go into isolation. people need to wear personal protective equipment when visiting them in their room. all that sort of stuff. it's a huge task on the hospital whether you are diagnosed before or after the hospitalization. a lot is the overall underfunding of public health, which was a problem prepandemic. right now i talk to people at the state level who have data. when they enter that data, there is no communication with the feds. it has to go through different systems in order to actually be accessible. and i just bring it up to that level of detail...