let me hand you over now to our science correspondent rick williams he's got answers to your questions on the corona virus. if i get vaccinated it's if they had a chance i could still get infected and fact as. yes to the 1st and we don't know yet to the 2nd we'll have a much better idea about the dangers of both issues in a few months when when vaccination numbers really climb in a serious way worldwide i think the confusion about this topic is closely tied to how we use the words infected and infectious let's look at the word infected 1st it's used in 2 different ways in that strict sense it just means carrying a pathogen that causes a disease but it's often also used to describe symptomatically having the disease and then after exposure to this pathogen you can theoretically be both or just one you can carry source code to and have symptoms but you can also carry it and not have symptoms maybe even after you've been vaccinated get back to that in a minute. but 1st let's look at the word infectious it means the virus is reproducing in your body whether you notice it or not and that yo

thanks joe concha and rick larsen thanks for watching this special episode of "life, liberty & levin" in honor of the late great walter williams. [♪] dan: happy new year, welcome to "watters' world." i'm dan bongino in for jesse watters. the control of the senate hangs in the bam in one state, georgia. no candidate got more than 50% of the vote on november 3. here is senator perdue. >> kelly loeffler and i are leaving it all on the field. the eyes of the state are on kelly loeffler and me to hold the line against the radical socialist agenda the democrats seem to be bent on. dan: if either republican wins, the gop will take control of the senate. butf either of the two lose, it will be 50-50 with vice president kamala harris as the deciding vote. let's find out what's really at stake. south carolina senator tim scott joins me now. welcome. thanks for joining the show. one of the things that frightens me is kamala harris as the tie-breaking vote. we have the potential to lose everything we fought for. and we'll almost no ability whatsoever given the new rules of the senate to block controversial confirmations. i am sure this co

thanks joe concha and rick larsen thanks for watching this special episode of "life, liberty & levin" in honor of the late great walter williamse control of the senate hangs in the bam in one state, georgia. no candidate got more than 50% of the vote on november 3. here is senator perdue. >> kelly loeffler and i are leaving it alln e

it's to the point even william barr no less has said orchestrating a mob to pressure the congress is inexcusable. the other betrayers. your republican colleagues. josh holly and rick scott and ted cruz. who even after this mayhem. still tried to strip essentially black voters. 80 million voters over all of the vote. after this. do you think they should be expelled? >> these things are connected to what you said about the symbol of white supremacy and signs of white supremacy to have the confederate flag inches from where i sit. outside the door. from the pictures it seems that was where they were waving the confederate flag. and when you listen to the arguments they made, these are men that i work with, i partner with bills on. i listen carefully hoping ted cruz would say something to me and the public. so justify it. to have him use the compromise -- which is such an historical affront. with the confederate flag waved on the floor blind where i sit. and him dredging up a history a compromise that put in place with the destruction of the reconstruction. allowing the unleashing of the greatest period of domestic terrorism. the connection for me was painful. to see

william. >> going off of that, have you ever been contacted by bond stars team. >> i have not. but that would be great. i would love to talk to rick >> he's dad? >> he's too young to die. >> i will say that there are some times were people have interesting things, even though we don't authenticate it we are able to connect them to people who specialize in a particular period of furniture or light fixtures, and sometimes it turns out these were from the white house. that's toughest ill out there. people are still finding it. that was a big part of why i thought that the white house artifact assignment would be fun, but also give us a better sense of what is out, there and maybe with association could see what it could do in terms of returning it to the collection. any other questions? i just want to thank you all for a great semester. [applause] it's hard to believe that it has gone this quickly. but i appreciate you putting up with me, and it's been fun, but you know will obviously stay in touch. if you need anything you can always reach me by email and i will get the rest of the papers done. i do have a parting gift for all of yo