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Or to try and prevent getting infected in the first place? why is this an important thing to get worked out? where do you land on it? >> to me, this is not a scientific question. this is a value judgment as in people like dr. offit and i'm sure many americans would say, hey, as long as i don't get very sick or end up in the hospital from covid, i'm fine and don't need a booster dose. there are plenty of other people, and i am in that second camp, saying i don't want to get covid at all. there's the potential for symptoms. if i get ill, i have young kids. i don't want to transmit it to them. an...

Ultimately, americans no value judgment, do not put foreign policy front and center in elections. americans aren't thinking about what's happening tens of thousands of miles away in a country that they can't find on a map. ultimately, when it comes to the political calculation for this, you know, four months from now, this is going -- this is a lot of sound and fury signifying nothing politically. people who are going to decide the midterm election, moms, they're not going to be wringing their hands about what's happening or not happening in afghanistan. they're going to be wringing their hand...

They ignored everyone who was warning them because they're the experts and now we've seen the consequences. >> cornell, let's be frank here, to what liz cheney said at the top of this segment, huge effort under way to simply forget the role the trump administration played in legitimatizing and inviting in the taliban. because as the former president said, they too were sick of fighting. so, cornell, does biden deserve blame for the decision, blame for the debacle of the withdrawal? >> you know, that's a complicated question that in the end i don't think matters. in the end -- i'm not making a ...

Can to get people vaccinated but i wonder if it's impacting the normal health. >> i hear what you're saying. it's a value judgment they have to make. >> it's a scientific judgment too. what's the harm? what's the benefit? >> fair point. what they are up against in terms of getting people vaccinated -- i'm not saying this justifies the beer and the joints, which isn't a federal program. it's a state program. they're up against this wave of information, misinformation in some cases that's been normalized, shocking misinformation that's been normalized and in some places almost sanctioned by stat...

Dear Amy: My wife and I have been married for 21 years, and my in-laws have never treated me particularly nicely, much less as a member of the family. My wife dreads seeing them, but fears angering her mother; I have tried to stay out of the way. I’ve seen this dynamic as the “price of admission” for marrying my wife. Since I come from a close, noisy, Jewish family, I had taken their approach to me as just a cultural difference, since they’re Episcopalian and deal with each other differently. In the last month, however, we’ve seen them twice and I learned from our kid...