brett giroir. and arizona sheriff mark lamb.re democrats are burying, submarining 10 of billions of dollars of new spending for things like tree equality, electric cars for all government and post office workers, all paid for with tens of billions of dollars in new tax hikes for the little guy, for the middle class and blue-collar workers and for a new inspiration dragnet at the irs on everyone's bank account if it is $600 or more. this week, preview on pentagon top brass testifying over the bombed withdrawal from afghanistan. chaos from overseas hitting the u.s. heartland. a female u.s. soldier reportedly assaulted by a group of male afghan refugees. other afghan refugees at other military bases charged with domestic violence and assault on children. the u.s. military dealing with afghan male leaders demanding to continue to mistreat women and children here in america. also we've got the new update on the 21,000 new migrants now said to be heading to the u.s. border. we have drug gangs hitting middle america. the white house cl

admiral brett giroir, thank you very much appreciate it?pete: data analyst for rational ground.com justin hart. thanks for being here. what i love when you do is take the stats and break them down. you actually look into them and help people make informed decisions. when you look at issues related to kids, issues related to vaccines, the delta variant what do you see into the future based on the data you analyze? >> yeah. i believe that the risk for our kids is so very low that we really need to get over our hangups on this thing. over the course of the pandemic, about 469 children under the age of 18 have died after a positive test of covid with it or whatever you have there. but over that same course of time, about 56,000 children in the united states under the age of 18 died. of other causes. so you are 127 times more likely to die of something else other than covid. parents, you have 128 problems and covid is just one of them. that's the kind of rational sort of thinking we put to this thing which is putting it in relatable terms. if yo

we heard from admiral brett giroir, here's what he had to say about that. >> if pfizer submits the data by the end of september, which they suggested in the press release you can get an authorization probably in the next four to six weeks. i don't want to presuppose the authorization is going to happen because again it is risk benefit. >> four to six weeks would be extraordinary timing particularly given what we are seeing now, parents afraid to send their kids back to school and virtual options and what that means for them going back to work. all of this is a move in that direction getting shots into arms. i want to talk about what this trial looked like, as you said, jim, for the parents out there. there were more than 2,000 participants, all 5 to 11-ye11 years old. two-shot regimen like adults, except it is 10 any crow grams. 30 micrograms is for anyone over 16. this is a small dose. the trial showing robust neutralizing antibody response and another piece of good information that we heard from pfizer here that we're going to be keeping a close eye on, that they are expecting more da

admiral brett giroir. >> thank you. >>> christine romans joins me now. kids have parents, romans and that's what this is about. >> reporter: an important development for parents to get back to normal. we need two things for a post-covid economy. covid vaccines for kids. one thing holding back jobs recovery is parents who aren't going back to work because they are caring for their kids in a pandemic. schools are mostly open this fall thankfully in person. many parents are still concerned about outbreaks among unvaccinated children and school disruption. outside of schools, there is a child care crisis. the typical worker works $12 an hour. they have quit in droves. the pandemic puts their health a lot risk going to work, and the remaining child care workers we have are simply burned out. without reliable child care for children, women in particular are in a bind. the atlanta fed found before the pandemic women with children under 6 made up 10% of the workforce but accounted for 22% of the job loss. anything that can make kids safe during covid is critical

take a listen to fda and then admiral brett giroir about.opulations that have impaired or diminished good cell ryu larr responses and a boost may be very appropriate for them. it's not clear to me that the data we are seeing right now is applicable and necessary to the general population. >> the person that ignores data is the one that is surprised. we are not going to ignore data. >> there are several key points, i think that very strong date that third doses that have been given. >> the president announces a month ago, before the science or any data, that he is going to have a booster campaign. the science comes o the scien confusing or smell of politics, i don't know what is. so, of course this is going to lean to more vaccine hesitancy. going to backfire in certain communities you can address that head head on there. >> absolutely. the clip you will neglected to show unanimous vote from the fda advisory council which was the final polling which actually asked could frontline workers, people -- people in healthcare workers, do they merit

he had admiral brett giroir onto our program who said "there was no signs concerning outdoor dining." not recommend that and that did not come from the cdc. there was no science. we asked the governor about this, susan and he avoided the comment because he did not have an answer. >> own health secretary said there was no science. they just wanted to find a way to keep up the home so they closed restaurants. they closed bars and restaurants because they could do. they decided to use licensing, liquor licenses, permits, as their weapon to chorus businesses. that is what they did. they closed everything they could close and empower the teachers union to close the schools at the local level. this has been a disaster for california. and i know the people are very scared and they were very frightened about reelect me or its death campaign. people were very frightened. people, they are 6 million people in california who voted for president donald trump, but there are 11 million people who did not. and so this is a real puzzle for the republican party. because yes, you have a tremendous, ener