you haven't had any reports about baxter shortages anywhere domestic demand for these vaccine is still gathering momentum must go there is no deficit but we can say that there is huge demand as well demand for the russian vaccine abroad it is indeed so high that it surpasses our production capacity that's why we're actually working on quickly launching production of the russian vaccine in several foreign countries the production in foreign countries will tell you the amount of growth manufacturing inside the country will cover the domestic issues so that's the logical response to vaunt alliance our comments but clearly throwing a political punch was more important than logic perhaps not surprising we know that you russian relations are going through a very bumpy patch at the moment with moscow frustrated that brussels is consistently wading into its in tom the facts here it seems it's the same story instead of trying to resolve its own issues of which there are many the e.u. here trying to undermine another country saskia thanks for coming in with those details us r.t. subscale taylor.

but once it's released the next issue is tackling vaccine hesitancy head on i'm not talking anti baxter's but particularly those people in under-served black and brown communities that suffer from distrust fear of the illness and literacy barriers and this is a huge problem according to a university of michigan poll only 40 percent of older black adults and 51 percent of hispanics said they were likely to get the vaccine compared with over 63 percent of white people this plays out in early vaccine dissemination to whites have received the vaccine at up to 6 times the rates of people of color. distribution is so and even that dallas county texas plan to prioritize vaccinating communities of color only to be met by the state threatening to slash the county's vaccine supply entirely. new york city once the epicenter of the virus was eclipsed by los angeles where everything that could go wrong did joining us now with more is infectious disease expert dr bob arnot welcome. thanks to measure great or well it's always exciting to have you back i want to get you to tell us a little bit more about

the united states along with israel lead the world in baxter nations in this pandemic the european union is under watch of pressure for the slow role well how worried should we be here in the e.u. . well this is a global pandemic and and and people say no one is safe until everyone safe i would be particularly concerned that there's equitable vaccine roll out across the world and not just and so everybody needs to vaccinate their populations as soon as possible also the e.u. will be able to roll out that seems because there is a capability to fund that but what concerns me more is that there are some countries that are behind the curve in their vaccine program for other reasons and so i'm keen that those countries get a really clear support as disagree before we wrap up perverse or because let me ask you do if you could look into your crystal ball when do you see this pandemic in the end do you see it in doing this year. i think it's it would be difficult to say that it will end on a particular date that's a really tough question that you've asked me there and i don't see that there's go

let's just talk about the vaccines, both biden and harris with their anti-baxter fearmongering on thepaign trail skeptical that the vaccines were safe enough simplp was in the white house like he was some mad a scientist in they cooking up some vaccines over a bunsen burner. this is a historical achievement for science, now they have too a an education campaign to try to undo the panic peddling and get people to take the vaccine. how about just saying, we were lying and trying to scare you to win and election? science be damned. >> jesse: all right, juan, i think it's safe to say you agree with everything we just said. i'll give you the last word anyway. >> juan: i couldn't disagree more, to me it's very clear that opening schools is not up to the federal government, not up to joe biden, it's up to mayors and governors and guess what? some of those democratic mayors and governors have been suing, are suing the teachers unions because they want to get the schools open. you know, joe biden has been in office 15 or 16 days and guess what, 15 or 16 days and you guys are like wow, how come

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when in reality, he's more like ted baxter with a head injury.ese guys succeed in diminishing the trial or brushing it aside. it should be a mechanism, not just for holding trump personally accountable, but for examining the forces that led to the insurrection in full view of the public urgent stuff that needs to get done asap to alleviate the americans, fix our broken system, and undo the wreckage left behind by the trump era but congress can and should be able to do two things at once, like everyone else has managed to do during the pandemic. if you've been working from home or in person this past year, and you've got kids, you've probably been doing ten things at once. if exhausted parents can go to work or jump on a zoom while feeding their kids, helping them with remote learning, cooking, cleaning, and getting legos thrown in their faces, maybe congress can pass a covid relief bill and hold a trial for a seditionist ex-president at the same time. in fact, just to make it fair, we should cover the senate floor with legos, too. thankfully, it

nancy baxter. not to sophie for another look at the markets.ter: as markets wait vaccine prospects, the bond rep is continuing. off the 10 year yields backing up above 152. west tax on 190 on the 10 year by the end of 2021. futures are lower this after the 10 year top 10 basis it's on friday. we are seeing little change this morning while began is slightly on the back but. commodities are in the hot seat. you have a gator from material that may top last august which was the best month since five years time. copper jumping to a 2011 height. this as we are seeing tightening supplies on global growth, jp morgan seeing improving global growth, boosting their forecast for 6% this year on the gdp outlook. as we are seeing copper rise, this ratio against gold prices, we are seeing higher bond yields ahead. at the oil patch, we are seeing the rally slow, wti taking back about 59, brent about 53. as you see on this terminal chart, brent signaling that the market is looking overheated. anchor 1: we are going to stay on oil. opec meets in the coming days,

this poll focused mainly on political conspiracy theories, but we look at -- looked at andy baxter stuffst: let's talk about the question you just brought up. one of the questions that y'all asked the people who took the survey was the queue and question you just brought up -- qanon question you just brought up. donald trump has been fighting sex traffickers. the result of that survey was 15% of the people you asked believe that theory. 42% rejected that theory, but 41% were uncertain whether they believed it or not. tell us about what happened there. guest: for a lot of these things, we did not want to force people to choose whether they did or did not believe. we wanted to allow them to register some uncertainty. conspiracies can sound in some cases possible or believable. if someone has not heard a lot about it or has not heard enough to make a sound judgment, we did not want to force them to make judgment one way or another. without that was the fairest way to get an accurate measure. one of the things we did different from what other posters have done is we did not even use the word

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