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To make sure that happens. the truth is more kids are dying from being shot by guns than covid. listen, covid is serious. i know people who have died from covid. but our kids are not the highest risk level to die from this disease or really get sick or have to go to the hospital from this disease. and to say that this is great in california that all these kids, the employee lowest -- lowest risk group is going to get vaccinated is insanity. they're going after us at our jobs, in our schools, in new york if you want to participate in society, go to a restaurant, go to a shop, you have to get va...

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Much tolerance for risk, the hidden get up booster and the evidence does show the reduces the risk of hospitalization and certainly evidence and downsides are almost to nothing right now freighted by the way, you start off at a pretty good risk level and that is good codified the wrist, if you're fully vaccinated of getting a breakthrough infection again and ten turns out to be severe, is one and 2000, that is a risk a lot of people tolerated not everybody has the same risk tolerance as the doctors say and this is only for pfizer, not for moderna and may be related fact. first kinko's the work...

Also adults whose jobs put them at risk of infection such as healthcare workers. >> cdc advisers need to weigh in, they're meeting again to do so. the cdc director is expected to sign off. let's bring in dr. leana wen to discuss. always good it see you. you wrote in an op-ed this week, the cdc should let americans decide for themselves if it is their risk level really that puts them at a place for a booster shot. is the cdc guidance then on this still relevant? >> well, it is relevant, but i also think the cdc needs to be very clear about what their role is and isn't. as in the fda is the regu...

For more on this, let's bring in dr. marty makary, a fox news medical contributor and physician and professor of public health at johns hopkins university. from what i have read, doctor, you think the fda made the right call here. >> that's right. you know, they found insufficient data in the younger population, and in people over 65, there is some data now that the booster does reduce the risk of significant illness, severe illness and hospitalization, but i think it is important for people to be careful with the language. the idea that you need a booster or have to get a booster or are requi...