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Quarter that they actually now have enough vaccine supplied to be able to immunise about 70% of africans in africa. i think what we are seeing is a change, a transition from supply constraint now to the logistics where we can actually get vaccines out of ports logistically into towns and villages and into arms. that will be a struggle for all of us this year. something that as a world we have to focus on. right. doctor paul burton, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. thank you. north korea's state media say it conducted two more missile tests this week — among them a long—range cru...

Gallon, i'm sure our viewers are feeling it. where does it stop? mitch: oh, i don't think it stops for a while. the biggest issue is going to be if the administration decides to stop purchasing russian oil then we certainly are going to have a supply constraint. it would be fantastic if we reopened all of the domestic spigots that we have but even if the administration reversed all of their executive orders from day one, it's going to take a while to get that production ramped up again. so the reality is expect higher prices for quite some time and i will make the bold prediction if supply is ...

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We can do serial testing of someone who is positive, the quicker they are negative and can be back to their normal life. all of that i think will make testing something that becomes part of our life once we get enough supply. it's the supply constraint that hampers the way we have used these tests. they've been been valued for what they can be able to do in the face of this pandemic. >> i do want to ask you this, the fda may soon allow pfizer boosters for kids between the age of 12 and 15. you have said to us even in the last couple of weeks that you do not see a need for boosters unless peopl...

More this year and next year than they did in the depth of the pandemic and ultimately, those goods are going to have to be brought into the country. so they will be some degree of bounce back from that. but what is also clear is that the effect of the pandemic, in terms of shipping and supply constraint, it means there has been an uneven supply which has created backlogs and that has been exacerbated by brexit, not having an arch —— enough hgv drivers and in fact, some of the shipping drivers diverging away from uk ports to continental ports and then finding other ways to ring them into t...