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. >> brianna, i think people are tired of the pandemic. we are also in a period of time where we are seeing cases on the rise. i'm pleased not to have to wear the mask in every situation now. but i recognize this judge's decision was not based on public health assessment. it doesn't mean masks aren't important, aren't necessary in public transportation. i look to cdc as my guide for whether or not mask wearing is appropriate in these tight situations where air circulation is important. look to cdc and public health for whether masks are necessary. i wouldn't look to a federal judge for that guidance. >> if there is no mask requirement on planes and other forms of transportation, if you are, say, a small child who cannot even get a vaccination if your parents want you to have one, under under 5, if you're an immunocompromised adult, even vaccinated, still vulnerable. are you safe on those modes of
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more concern about covid poll sins that are really in some ways contending the public health assessment. in essence, there was a push to shorten the period of time where people were, in essence, out of commission from covid, and what we're seeing now is a lot of pushback from doctors who are saying, wait a minute, why are we reducing the amount of quarantine and what made us change it from ten days to five days. and by the way, there's also controversy why the cdc did not call for getting tested and showing a negative covid test before coming out of isolation? >> that feels like common sense to me. everybody is talking past each other, but one of the things