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You know, the insurance company is going to pay for it or not. if you just can't find them, that's a moot point. >> that's exactly right. and i think that, you know, that investment needed to happen -- i think that we, probably in november, as we saw this spike, in october, november, there should have been already a federal response in increasing this rapid test availability. at this point, having recognized the importance, there's going to be a lag. these tests are not available, and that's unfortunate, because it's falling -- and that lag and lack of availability is falling in the middle of ...

To you. >> happy new year. >> anita: gillian? >> gillian: let's bring in fox news contributor dr. janette nesheiwat. thank you so much being with us. i want to ask you about schools, first. that's on parents minds ahead of the new year. in light of the testing shortage crisis we are seeing, a lot of medical experts including our own dr. makary are saying testing plans for schools are wasteful, he says they are taking a scarce resource and using it on a very low-risk, low-transmission-rate population, which is young students, to the detriment of more vulnerable populations in the united states ...

Anyone wearing a mask outside. this time last year dr. zeke emanuel served on president-elect biden's covid advisory board and he joins me now. welcome back. i feel like it's march of 2020 just given the events that we've summarized already here tonight, how should i be feeling? >> no, i don't think that's correct. first of all, in march 2020, we didn't understand a lot about coronavirus. second of all, we have vaccines now, we have the ability to change those vaccines. we're getting oral therapeutics. we have much better tests and test availability. none of that's perfect, but it's much bette...

Second of all, we have vaccines now, we have the ability to change those vaccines. we're getting oral therapeutics. we have much better tests and test availability. none of that's perfect, but it's much better than it was in march 2020. we also have a much better understanding of how to handle really sick patients in terms of medications and how to titrate their oxygen better. i think you're not correct in saying that we're right back in march 2020. >> well, i'm happy to hear that. i laid out some anecdotal information at the outset of the program in terms of what's going on around the country...