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Vaccine equity as well, because as has been said, if we don't share the vaccine with the world, the virus is going to share the world, so we do need to work on that. but you look at these countries where there are health care workers and vulnerable people who haven't received one drop of the vaccine. here we are in the u.s. -- this speaks to american exceptionalism. we are here begging people to take the vaccine and there are people elsewhere begging, and they know that some of them will lose their lives because they can't get access to something we have thrown away. so we have to work on that...

Infrastructure. we have gas stations everywhere in america, obviously, it took a number of years to make that happen. what's are -- what needs to happen at the policy level, what is the near and medium term projections for that? >> let's be clear. most people who have an electric vehicle charges at home and a charge it overnight. for them, the range of the vehicles is not an issue. most americans drive 40 miles per less or less. these vehicles have plenty of range for getting around where you are, the neighborhood. it's when you want to take an extended trip, that's where the problem lies. the...

Have been harry hard hit like louisiana, and mississippi and alabama in arkansas. we just have to keep that going chris, because the key to ending this pandemic, is not just to come down. it's a stay down. it's ultimately getting people vaccinated. >> it seems to me were flying a little blind right now about the trajectory that we are on. partly because there's a whole bunch of dynamic factors at play here. both the policy level in the behavioural level and the vaccination level. about how bad the covid surge of delta will get. about how quickly it might -- india and the uk, it's extremely ser...

Larry elder, a wise man. good to see you tonight thank you. >> always a pleasure. >> tucker: kamala harris was once a prosecutor and she had a reputation as deserved for being tough on crime. she threw parents in jail when their kids didn't show up for school. now she's on the other side supporting bail funds for violent criminals. what explains thatat change? rafael mangual is a senior fellow at the manhattan institute and we are happy to have him join us tonight. rafael, thank you so much for coming on. this seems like a completely different person on a policy level, is that true and what ex...

You heard his brother saying the family hoped he'd got the maximum sentence, but there's still federal charges. what are you thinking there? >> i do, don. i think that he could get the maximum sentence as the floyd family desire, and i would too. if that was my brother, i would want him to get life in prison if not worse. the way he tortured george floyd. i think about the accountability and the civil case. i think about the accountability in the state criminal charges, and then i think about the accountability that george floyd is likely to get in the federal case, and then i think about the ...