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Account for that in thinking about what he said around fourth of july. if people can even think back three worlds ago in april, the idea he said people get together with their families for a small barbecue, outdoors, people thought that was a radical idea and a radical suggestion. and in fact, they were able to. now, even in the face of the delta variant, which had been anticipated, they were able to. so the country has gotten back to work. people have slowly gotten back with their lives and u.s. ujust like in europe is having troubling having enough fest tests right now and they will. the bad...

Something similar to that as much as humanly possible even if they make fun of me. i don't care. i can be like jude law in a bubble. i don't care. as you mentioned, we're in year three of the pandemic and these policies could have been helpful in the beginning, but we didn't do them. how helpful will they be now with the potential of new variants on the horizon? >> they'll still be very important. there are people who took it upon themselves to upgrade their respiratory protection. it's kind of sad people had to figure this out on their own. the cdc should have taken on the lead from day one. ...

Sars cov-2. we know the better protection you have, the better off you'll be, and that is true regardless of what variant we're dealing with. >> when this pandemic started and, you know, the topic of masks came up, there was a lot of back and forth because of the supply issue of masks for the nurses and the frontline workers, and so i think the masks have been this weirdly politicized and controversial thing, but now that we're all on the page that we need our masks to be high quality, what does that mean? what masks are considered high quality? what should consumers look for when they're buyi...

This isn't a supply problem yet. there is plenty of oil out there. but the high wholesale cost means we will end up paying more. and it isn'tjust petrol. at one point yesterday, the wholesale cost of gas rose by more than 60 perc ent, ending the day up by a third. that remains below those super high levels we saw in december, but it still spells bad news for household bills. the energy price cap is already going up from £1200 to nearly two thousand in april. one bank now thinks that in october the cap will go up to an eyewatering £3200. then there are food prices. ukraine is nicknamed the br...

B bans to europe are so much pricier. we're seeing more and more companies saying we're not going to buy russian oil even if it's permitted because we're worried about social pressure and the stigma and russia is not an actor we'll do business with. >> i want to pick up on a couple things you said there. the declarations from the u.s. and u.k., that's really a small amount of russian oil, as you point out. europe is highly dependent, uses a great deal of energy from russia. the prime minister warned it's not possible for the eu to cut off its supply. is this still doing enough, quote, unquote,...