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>> well, when i made that statement, it's a true statement that we believe sooner or later you will need a booster for durability and protection. right now, you know, as we mentioned, we're evaluating this on a day by day, week by week, month by month basis looking at a number of studies both international and commerce tick -- domestic studies and as we stated, apart from the immune compromised which was just discussed, we do not believe others, elderly or non-elderly who are not immune compromised need a vaccine right at this moment but this is a dynamic process and the data will be evaluated...

Initiated an intelligence review into the origins of the pandemic. that report is due the week after next. bret? >> bret: rich edson at the state department. rich, thanks. let's get update on possible use of a booster shot for people with significantly reduced will. peter? >> this president has spent 205 days in office emphasizing the importance of getting vaccinated when possible. but that has always been about getting and first dose until now as officials are beginning to explain when the effectiveness of the first or second dose starts to fade. >> we believe sooner or later you are will nee...

My age except for the non-elderly. >> ben: the white house and so many of the administration's allies are making the case across the country that this these type of break through experiences are justification for restoring all manner of mandates that we saw last year, in some places new requirements. what is your take and what response would you have to the politicians who are making the justification for that. >> implementing mandates in some cases implementing mandates stricter than we had last summer when the pandemic was out of control and we didn't have the vaccines yet. d.c. has reimpose...

Dialogue rather than a shouting match as you have seen some of the events turn into. that's the difference, we need to find a way to talk together in aproductivie fashion. >> according to the department of health and human services, the number of people who did not have health insurance in missouri dropped from 13.2% in 2010 to 9.8% in 2015 under obamacare. 203,000 people gaining coverage during that time. under the repeal and replace house bill, the center for american progress estimates in your district alone, 51,400 non-elderly people will lose coverage, and that includes 1100 adults, 6,000...