azar.on, how is india in this position? how did this surge in cases there get so severe while the rest of the world has been able to somewhat control the spread? >> right. it's such an important question and what's going on there is incredibly devastating and there are multiple factors and the b-1.1.7 variant that's thought to be one of the primary causes and they also have their own homegrown variant and the 135.1 originally described in south africa. they've had a relaxation of restrictions, large political rallies, cultural events and large cultural events and transmission and low supply of vaccination. they only rolled out vaccinations to a very, very small percentage of the population, so all of those factors have essentially created the perfect storm in terms of what we're seeing with these global records in india, currently. >> it is pretty sobering there. >> dr. azar, how does india begin to turn this around? when could we start seeing cases there drop or even plateau? >> unfortunat

azar, back to another viewer question. j.r.ot been meeting in person all year. can we now including singing aloud during worship service? about half of us are fully vaccinated. should we all wear masks to sing out loud or just the unvaccinated people? there would be around 50 of us in a room that could hold 100 or more without distancing. what is your advice? >> well, if we're following strictly the cdc guidance than vaccinated individuals don't need to wear a mask indoors and they can sing out loud but all of the followers who are unvaccinated do need to be masked. it kind of goes back to the same idea. what is the percentage of vaccinated folks in your area. what is the level of viral transmission? what are your risk factors? what is your risk tolerance? it is going to be that same conversation over and over. i would say if the individual is concerned, keep on wearing your mask. >> yeah. so the new guidelines do not include mass transportation. the tsa says masks are still required for all rail, bus travelers, as well as airp

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azar, let me go to you. part of this -- i will pull on the thread of the honor code.ted. you have a statement, as far as businesses, essential workers are still forced to play mask police for shoppers who are unvaccinated. are they supposed to become the vaccination police as well? i wonder, as you think about these things, your reaction to this and where, as a public health professional, where does that responsibility lie for determining who tells the truth and how you prove that, if you will? >> you bring up a lot of really good points. i'm not sure we have an answer. this is completely unprecedented when you think about it, hallie. i think a few points to remember are that these -- the cdc guidance are only re recommendations. they have no authority to execute this as a mandate. this will be left up to state and local and tribal authorities to make a decision about what's right for their localities. i hope that they make the decision based on the percentage of the population in their area who is vaccinated as well as the number of cases. public health officials thr

it within our administration because people were willing to advocate for it in the room, secretary azar pushed back, vice president pence behind the scenes pushed back. if every person disagreed with president up and left and got minute of putting out righteous statement but not able to influence policy, would have had worse outcomes. that's my position. but there's more than that we accomplished and worked on i believe in. federal government, presidency is bigger than any one man. as arab-american it was great to be in oval office in the signing of the abraham accords. >> okay. >> things to be proud of but we need to reject untruths and base on facts and move on from this moment. >> we're out of time but i have to ask, one question people would say why did you help try and reelect him, now speaking out. if he runs in 2024, would you oppose him or say he did bad things but if he's the candidate, i'll support him? will you say tonight i'll oppose him? >> i will not support donald trump in 2024. >> alyssa -- >> it's easy answer for any. >> i appreciate you coming on the show, thank you. >

can't admit that the reason we have the vaccines is because of what president trump and secretary azarcient and the trump administration did that in a year. i celebrate the triumph but at the same time i urge caution from indiscriminate vaccination of everybody and pressuring people to take a vaccine if they don't want to do so. i'm -- i was a champion of right to try but i'm champion of right to choose. maria: senator, real quick before you go. i know that you're having secretary mayorkas speak in senate homeland committee this upcoming week. i want to get your take on what you want to take from him. reviewed all of the housing. they built additional tents in addition to the donna facility that you went and you saw, i was able to view the delfy facility becoming the first national media to do so and here are the pictures that we shot when i went to the delfy facility. here is governor abbott. the white tents, they are almost two different sections. they built new tents. basically what they are doing is building new housing for people rather than stopping the flow of people coming in?

natalie azar. cathy, let me start with you there. it is the biggest school district in the country, right? we start to get more and more states returning to normal. you see the crowds, you see the energy, people are taking off their masks, dining indoors and outdoors. however, the vaccination rate is here in the center this morning. it is just one of ten mass vaccination sites throughout the state participating in this back to scratch program. it is essentially just what it sounds like. you get a vaccination and you get a scratch off ticket and it costs nothing. once you get the vaccine you get the $20 ticket and once you scratch it off you have the opportunity to get a chance to win $20 or up to $5 million. this is just a waiting area. when you come in to the center you register, you get the shot, and people are waiting here behind me to see if they have any side effects from the vaccine. this is where you pick up that scratch off ticket. the odds are pretty good. we're told one in nine will get some sort of prize. this is an incent

can't admit the reason we have all these vaccines is because of what presidente trump and secretary azarinefficiency out of the vaccination process. a year ago everybody was saying it was impossible to develop a vaccine in less than a few years and the trump administration did this in less than a year. again, i celebrate that triumph. but at the same time, i urge caution from the standpoint of indiscriminate vaccine of e everybody and pressuring people to take a vaccine if they don't want to do so. i'm a champion of the right to try. i'm also a champion of the right to choose. maria: senator, real quick before you go, i know you're having secretary mayorkas speak in front of the senate homeland security committee this upcoming week. i want to get your take on what you want to get from him. because we viewed all of the housing, they they built additional tests in addition to the donna facility that you went and you saw. i was able to view the delphi facility, becoming the first national media to do so. and here are the pictures that we shot when i went to the delphi facility. here's gover

secretary alex azar regarding operation warp speed and made this quote, a lack of transparency in the development of a coronavirus vaccine, especially on an accelerated timeline, could contribute to the growth of anti-vaccination sentiment, end quote. this type of rhetoric, frankly, nearly--certainly could have, and i think did, it undermined one of the greatest achievements medically in our country's history. fortunately the trump administration did not bow to that kind of outrageous posturing by the democrats, but once again our country demonstrated how incredible our people are as our greatest minds literally came together in one of the darkest times in recent history, now the united states may again not -- now i should -- let me put it this way, now we might never again be a leader in pharmaceutical innovation like we were with operation warp speed if the biden administration continues to pander to some of its most progressive members like he did in endorsing an intellectual property waiver to the world trade organization. listen to that, he supported and endorsed an intellectual

i remember secretary azar who had a role in overseeing it and overturning that policy. if every person who disagreed with things the president did up and left and got their minute of putting out a right shouse statement, we would have had worse outcomes. but there's more i believed in. and the federal government, the presidency is bigger than any one man. as an arab-american, it was a great moment to be in the oval office during the signing of the abraham accords. there are things we have to be proud of. but we need to live based on facts. >> we do, we're out of time. but i have to ask, you said one question people would say is why did you help try to re-elect him, if donald trump runs again in 2024, will you as a republican oppose his candidacy or say yeah, he did bad things on january 6, but if he's the candidate, i will support him. will you oppose donald trump if he's the republican candidate in 2024? >> yes. i will not be supporting donald trump in 2024. >> alyssa, thank you for being on the show tonight. i appreciate you coming on. thank you. >> thank you, mehdi.

that the president did not make a single mention of operation warp speed whether it's redfield or azar or giroir or president trump. >> i'm one that wants to give credit where credit is warranted. certainly operation warp speed president trump put all of this into motion and mr. biden has followed through on it. i will tell you in the white house after we took our masks off and started talking about vaccinations he realized he was sitting with six republican senators voted to move forward with operation warp speed. he did give us a little credit, i will say that. >> we caught up on tuesday, senator, you told me that you believed heading into the meeting with the president yesterday that you could find some common ground, that there would be some bipartisan agreement when it came to infrastructure. you met with the president yesterday, he walked out of that meeting and said this. listen. >> president biden: i am very optimistic that we can reach a reasonable agreement but even if we don't, it's been a good faith effort just to start it. >> even if we don't. should we believe from that s

azar pointed out yesterday has not changed for kids or anyone who is unvaccinated. is minuscule, so give your kids a mask break when they're outside. that means at camp, at recess. if you are walking to the park it is okay to take the mask off of kids at that point. but if they are indoors, or in crowded spaces, keep the mask on. >> our next top question jumped 350% this week about indoor masking it says what carson was referring to some stores don't require them but local governments do when can we stop wearing masks inside >> if you are fully vaccinated the cdc guidelines say you can stop wearing a mask indoors right now. but you have to remember, local and state guidelines trump the cdc's recommendation private businesses too if a private business asks you to put your mask on when you are inside, you should and that is a courtesy carry that mask with you carson you are experiencing that whiplash because you're in california and the rules are strict there some states still have the guidelines in place despite the cdc's recommendations for fully vaccinated american

even former secretary azar believedrr when i asked if they discriminate against folks with pre-existing conditions, he agreed. you are aware of how these plans operate, aren't you? >> sorry, yes i am in your correct. >> so january 20, president biden signed executive order directing yourve department to review all existing regulations, policies that undermine affordable care act and raise families and undermine protections for pre-existing conditions. has your department undertaken a review of this plot plan final rule to ensure it is consistent with the policies set forth in the president's executive order? >> we are undertaking as were speak. >> terrific. we'll be very interested in the and also the american families plan if there's something we need to do to make sure healthcare is affordable for families, maybe continuing the policies enacted in the american rescue plan to make sure premiums and co-pays are affordable for families and there's something we need toli o to address plans in these operations taking advantage of our neighbors. >> your time is expired. >> thank you, i go b

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