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Meanwhile he and the administration continue to advocate for vaccination and booster shots. there has been some criticism that the administration has been so focused on vaccines that the testing shortage could have been avoted before the holidays if they had ramped up production earlier. lawrence, carley, will? lawrence: thank you some, lauren. will: thank you, lauren. so listening to that report. go ahead, lawrence. i want to hear you kick that off. lawrence: i'm sorry about that brother it just seems like the federal government is focused on all the areas where they should not be focused on....

Expose the lies of this administration. everybody is going to get covid. we now know that. and why i don't understand is that everybody is going to get covid in this variant is very mild. wouldn't be a great time to start talking about herd immunity, to be talking about early treatments that people can do at home, to be talking about natural immunity? i don't understand why they keep doing jobs only as the only solution to this problem. it doesn't make any sense. if we have limited tests, save them for those who need it most. >> so, jason, back to you real quickly. on this issue of this testin...

It's easier to find them, because frankly there isn't demand. it's going fine. >> dr. perne will. l, that leads us to testing for everyone. there's no secret there's a testing shortage. who should be testing right now? only test if you have symptoms? should you test if you're about to leave the house and go to a family gathering? what should we be doing? >> good question, alisyn. there are three scenarios, where i think people should be testing. if you've been exposed to someone who has confirmed coronavirus, about three to five days after that exposure you should get tested. if you have sympt...

There's more people vaccinated in vaccines are widely available, boosters are available, new therapeutics are being made so they are trying to walk that line, but heading into 22 and a top position and facing tough questions as you noted in particular about the testing shortage. mike: jason, we saw helpful from the kaiser family foundation that gives us an early sense of how vaccinated and unvaccinated adults in the us feel about the risks from omicron, 54% of vaccinated adults say omicron makes them more likely to get a booster, but only 12% of unvaccinated adults say omicron makes them more ...

Vaccinated in vaccines are widely available, boosters are available, new therapeutics are being made so they are trying to walk that line, but heading into 22 and a top position and facing tough questions as you noted in particular about the testing shortage. mike: jason, we saw helpful from the kaiser family foundation that gives us an early sense of how vaccinated and unvaccinated adults in the us feel about the risks from omicron, 54% of vaccinated adults say omicron makes them more likely to get a booster, but only 12% of unvaccinated adults say omicron makes them more likely to get vaccin...