blackstock? >> well, i agree largely with dr. hotez.e deja vu again this fall, unfortunately. the virus loves the dry, cold weather. we're already seeing surges across the country, especially in areas of low vaccination rates. the delta variant is more transmissable. i don't think we'll necessarily see a lockdown, but i do think we need to maybe tie mask mandates to hospitalizations, cases or vaccination rates in areas. i think we'll see probably more of what's happening in l.a. county across the country this fall. >> all right. we'll leave it there. thank you, peter hotez and dr. uche blackstock. >>> still ahead, a bombshell packed new book on the disastrous final year of the trump administration. stay with us. ump administration stay with us liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪♪ it's velveeta shells & chee

blackstock? >> i think we're in a different time now than we were a few weeks ago when the mask mandates were lifted. the delta variant was not the dominant variant. it's a totally different situation. while those guidelines were definitely evidence based, i do think the cdc should have provided more guidance to local and state governments. i do think this is a dynamic situation, this pandemic. we're going to see ebbs and flows of this virus and we should expect localities and states to respond accordingly. >> dr. offit, as we wrap up this conversation, is this what awaits as we head into the winter, people having to wear masks again indoors whether they're vaccinated or not? >> i think that's what it's going to boil down to. it's dependent on the community, which is why it's hard for the cdc to offer a blanket recommendation for the united states. i do think it's going to be community to community communities that are highly vaccinated, you're going to be protected. between the delta variant and

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uche blackstock, and thank you for rolling with us. what the president was confirming in the oval, the department of affairs will have to get the vaccine, and it is a mandate before the vaccine is fully authorized by the fda. what do we make to that? >> it is sending a strong message that the biden administration has wanted to refrain before the legal waters of the vaccine, and jen psaki said that the federal government's role is not to be involved in vaccine mandates, but today, an announcement that there are going to be vaccine mandates for health care workers and everyday we are hearing more and more about different institutions and cities to mandate vaccines. we are in a country where only half of the total population is being vaccinated and we are seeing the surges. so until we get this under control, we will have the mandates like this to motivate people and encourage people to get vaccinated. >> as a practical matter, does it matter that this is happening before the vaccines are fully authorized? >> it is a great question, and t

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blackstock.nsas, missouri, saying they're seeing covid patients who are younger and sicker than earlier in the pandemic. tell me what is behind that trend? >> right. and this is a trend that we're also seeing among pediatric mis according to some physicians there as well. what we know is the delta variant is definitely more transmissible. easier to spread. we don't have enough data yet to show that it's more deadly or causes more severe disease, but obviously, what we're seeing in these states where the level of vaccination rates are quite low, is especially concerning. this could be also tied to the fact that those younger people may have underlying medical problems like chronic diseases, high blood pressure, asthma or obesity, that may make them more vulnerable to the delta variant. but that we need more information on that. it is concerning and it is a trend that we need to continue to follow. >> all right, let's talk about vaccine reluctance, vaccine hesitancy. we had residents of tipton coun

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blackstock, stay with me as well. i do want to cross over to capitol hill with breaking news. representative liz cheney speaking on the steps of the capitol. >> today the speaker objected to two members, objected to two, one of whom may well be a material witness to events that led to that day, that led to january 6th. the other who disqualified himself by his comments in particular over the last 24 hours demonstrating that he is not taking this seriously, he is not dealing with the facts of this investigation but rather viewed it as a political platform. this investigation must go forward. the idea that anybody would be playing politics with an attack on the united states capitol is despicable and is disgraceful, and i am absolutely dedicated and committed to making sure that this investigation holds those accountable who did this and ensures that it never happens again, and the american people deserve that, and that is what we are going to do. >> congresswoman, do you think -- do you think you can still get that non-partisan investigation you want given that no other republi

uche blackstock. good to see you all. gabe, tell us about the push for vaccinations and what we're expecting to hear from president biden. >> reporter: yes, as you mentioned several states are lagging behind in the vaccination rate. especially significant issue over the weekend because with nearly 50 million americans on the move, it was the busiest weekend for travel since the pandemic began. according to triple a. remarkably, last month, in june, the covid was the seventh leading cause of death in the u.s. that is a remarkable drop since early this year. as you mentioned, several states are lagging behind in vaccination rates, 14 of them, in fact, chris, are under 40% for adults that are fully vaccinated. you can see the graphic, that's less than first dose of the covid-19 vaccine. less than 40% of adults in those states have gotten that first dose but president biden and the administration is making the renewed bush because of the delta variant. and they're hoping to see an up tick in vaccination rates when more worker

blackstock, thank you.to talk to you about this pfizer statement saying that the people who are vaccinated do not need the booster. so to degree that we are trusting the science, and which science are we trusting here? what is the advice? >> it is the pharma companies coming out saying that we need this. so far, we have had studies coming out in recent weeks that show that our immune system is incredibly important reports that show the effects of somebody who is exposed to the coronavirus virus, and there is no indication that boosters will be needed now or any time soon. >> thank you for clearing that up for us now, and let's taub about the cdc on the guy dance of reopening the schools, even though they cannot meet all of the benchmarks that said that schools must reopen for to the guidance of the cdc. what do you make of this new guidance? >> there are updated guidelines for the mask individuals, and so they are leaving much of the measures up to the localities based on the multi-layered approach of masbe

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blackstock, how you have those conversations. because dr. fauci, i found it interesting.asked a question by john dickerson on cbs about the communication. i'm paraphrasing, it is like they're almost insulted, you don't know enough, you don't know better. how do you communicate to people, perhaps in these more red politically minded communities, about getting the vaccination now, given the notion has been politicized, by other networks that are propagating misinformation about what the vaccine actually does? >> we have seen the politicization of this pandemic, masking, the vaccine, cause harm. it is costing lives. i think in terms of the areas that are unvaccinated, we are seeing that political divide that you mentioned. some of the surveying is showing that in these populations people are more likely to listen to their health care professional. they're more likely to listen to their employers. so the biden administration -- >> meaning locally, right, the people in their communities and not east or west coast, whatever? >> right. no, absolutely locally. locally, you know,

blackstock.nd ridiculousness yesterday between dr. fauci and rand paul. what are your thoughts on the other side? >> dr. fauci, knowing that it is a crime to lie to congress, do you wish to retract your statement of may 11th where you claimed that the nih never funded gain of function research in wuhan? >> senator paul, i have never lied before the congress and i do not retract that statement. and, senator paul, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly. i want to say that officially. you do not know what you are talking about. >> let's -- >> okay. you are implying that what we did was responsible for the deaths of individuals. i totally resent that. >> and it could have been. >> anybody is lying here -- >> and it could have been. >> -- senator, it is you. >> wuhan. he put rand paul in check. dr. blackstock, look, that exchange is important because i think we need more people pointing out the disingenius bad faith questions of members of the senate, but i also question is that sor

blackstock say there's is mixed news. than even alpha by almost every measure. and we talk about how contagious. explain how much easier it would be for someone to get this variant strain of covid than it would have been last year. >> they could infect about 2.4 and 2.5 people. >> with a delta variant, if someone is infected with that vaernt it can infect between five and eight people. while it may not be more deadly, it may not cause people to be hospitalized more often, you do end up with more people. it is more believable against the delta variant. >> thank you as always. multiple failures and that's what a watchdog report is reporting now. he is serving what is effectively a life sentence. he is aused of abusing more than 260 women. our justice correspondent pete williams joins me now with more on the report. pete the report also accuses the fbi of slow rolling it's investigation. tell us more about the failures. >> the reports came in in indianapolis and the fbi didn't initially quite know what to do with this. they

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blackstock say people need to listen to trusted voices, whether that's a primary care physician or somebody up to on the political front as well. >> reporter: hallie, color me skeptical that mitch mcconnell will necessarily be the trusted messenger to many of the trump-based voters who we know that -- >> sure, that's fair. >> reporter: -- skeptical of the vaccine in the first place. >> steve scalise. >> reporter: maybe. i don't know that washington in general will be the voice that -- it can't hurt. it cannot hurt. also we should point out that this team at the time, hallie, when the markets started tanking and the party started realizing, hey, this is becoming a real problem. we're not able to tamp this down by getting those vaccinated who want to get vaccinated. so it cannot hurt. but it is really hard in places like this. if you look at what happened, for instance, the other night here in the county commission briefing, hallie, there was a public comment period and people were livid simply about potentially having to mask up their children. some of them likened it to child abuse. they sa

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cindy blackstock, is the executive director of first nations child & family society of canada for mcgillols? the canadian government _ residential schools? the canadian government began _ residential schools? the canadian government began operating - residential schools? the canadian i government began operating them. residential schools? the canadian - government began operating them. in the 1870s government began operating them. in the 18705 it government began operating them. in the 1870s it continued until 1996 they were more akin to re—education than they werejust they were more akin to re—education than they were just schools. and they were attended to assimilate first nation children into society so that the government could free up the land for settlement. they were run by the catholic churches and other christian denominations and they were funded by the federal government and overseen by the federal government. it was federal laws that force the children into the schools. laws that force the children into the schools-— laws that force the children into the schools. ~ . , , , th