c. eric, so cuba becomes the 1st country in the world to vaccinate toddlers against kobe 19 . how significant is this? and is this necessary? do you think from a broader public health perspective? thank you. i think this is a very good move because children right now, pediatric cases are coded, are on all time high record rise in many parts of the world. and pediatric hospitalizations are soaring as well. and with the delta varying children are not immune whatever people are previously said they are wrong. and so with that, children, vaccines are become ever more important. now granted, the cuba is vaccine has good efficacy, anywhere from 62 percent for 2 doses 91 percent for 3 doses, but they haven't been peer reviewed. so this now comes down to individual countries . risk willing to basically go forward before the complete data is here. but one thing we know that precaution principle and basically looking out to protect more people use the general better direction independent so far. so i think overall it's a great ok for you to talk about the peer review that. i mean, this

eastern time3, online at www.c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. eric, independent.aller: thank you for taking my call. my comment this morning, i am an immigrant myself. you can't understand how disheartening it is when people try to take shortcuts and show up at the border. people don't understand that that affects those who are trying to come here legally. i blame this on the biden administration. you can say whatever you want to say but trump at the border under control. biden took the border as being complete chaos. something has to be done step we say everybody to get legalized in america. if you don't secure the order, you will have 30 billion emigrants showing up. that border needs to be secure, thank you very much. host: david in denver, colorado, democratic caller. caller: i've been listening all morning and i think it comes down to this -- are we steve miller because by virtue of what we offer in comparison to the rest of the hemisphere and the haitians are a prime example starting off with brazil and moving to chile and migrating through central america t

my name is frank, like when the professor has come to see eric livestock fan, south c as. 7 in the test results a clear material from the nearby mind tailings has contaminated eric's on the other line and uranium isn't the only problem. for example, manganese would be quite significantly elevated in your, in your water sample over 2000 times. what would, what you would find initial water source us redo her. we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times of often they get this elevator 50 times ends in as well, 1500 time. ok the most, let's say indicative metal for mining impacts that is uranium in those tailing. so that is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you analyze in your water, you did about a 100 times more than one would find his unpolluted natural 15 water source in a farm surrounded by pollution its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or so overall analyze metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator, but all the lead is elevated to 80 times the mean

a growing reputation in recent years of professionals reaching its top level for miranda eric tray and ethiopia. c a peaceful conceit, rwandan journalist, punch it big about about the decision to bring the world championships to his country. that means we come a long way since 1994. when i did try to genocide or get us to to see we've been rebuilding and now we have reached a global stage. we are now able to compete globally now in nation that's going to be at the top level. this events in particular were approved for the rest of the world that africa, please get the ball rolling or operating or even managing any kind of event nature . so in rhonda this is likely is, is highly embraced because these boys and girls the zoom through through the country. so you expect to find people lining up on the road when all the mountain to get a better view is free. don't they need to get to go and watch them cycling across the country and say, he's the own boys and girls who are competing in if he's a sector or maybe a district to district competition, the support is always high. so having. busy worked simpson

television companies supports c-span2 as a public service. >>> eric draper was president george w. bush's chief photographer. up next on american history tv, mr. draper talks about his white house experiences, presidential traveling and major events including the september 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. the briscoe center for american history at the university of texas recorded this interview rd archived his photographs. it is february 15, 2015 here with eric draper and the reason we are here is because we are celebrating the opening of the center museum of history and we are here to get your perspective on some of the items of your reflection as well as journalism archives. i know we could talk a lot about your background and given the time constraints i want to jump right into your photos. >> sure. >> tell the story of how you became the official white house photographer because i love how you got the job. >> it could be a long story, because it's fascinating to me because i never really planned on being the white house photographer. it was an opportunity that presented itself and b

wow along with of these television companies supports c-span2 as a public service. >>> eric draper wassident george w. bush's chief photographer. up next on american history tv, mr. draper talks about his white house experiences, presidential traveling and major events including the september 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. the briscoe center for american history at the university of texas recorded this interview rd archived his photographs. it is february 15, 2015 here with eric draper and the reason we are here is because we are celebrating the opening of the center museum of history and we are here to get your perspective on some of the items of your reflection as well as journalism archives. i know we could talk a lot about your background and given the time constraints i want to jump right into

eastern time3, online at www.c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. eric, independent. you for taking my call. my comment this morning, i am an immigrant myself. you can't understand how disheartening it is when people try to take shortcuts and show up at the border. people don't understand that that affects those who are trying to come here legally. i blame this on the biden administration. you can say whatever you want to say but trump at the border under control. biden took the border as being complete chaos. something has to be done step we say everybody to get legalized in america. if you don't secure the order, you will have 30 billion emigrants showing up. that border needs to be secure, thank you very much. host: david in denver, colorado, democratic caller. caller: i've been listening all morning and i think it comes down to this -- are we steve miller because by virtue of what we offer in comparison to the rest of the hemisphere and the haitians are a prime example starting off with brazil and moving to chile and migrating through central america to get here.

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eric and -- americans believed that what we know with united states was inevitably going to be theirs. they knew it wasn't purchased so john c bennett in both this fear that the latter day saints are going to essentially move west and set up their own separate empire to rival united states. anyone to make that will demand even more scary in the minds of united states. the minority group or team up with the native americans free people of color and that's enough to scare americans into action so john c. bennett knows what he is doing. he knows that this is a touchy spot for americans so he creates them as against that are going to do a -- undue manifest destiny. spam at the other surprising thing is that smith in the mormon community straps and extremely powerful charter for their new states in illinois and you call it a city safe on the hill and this was kind of shocking to me because first of all they get all these added per directions. it's an amazing document on its own terms but it seems to go against all of the hostility and why was it such a dangerous religious minority granted all these powers? why did the legislature

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eric wilson and listen to his ivermectin story. host: if you want to watch the news conference from the arizona republicans, you can find it on this page you see on screen. go to cn.org and you can find and watchlet's go to sandym cleveland, ohio on the democrat line. caller: hi there. i wanted to say a little bit about covid and how everyone in this country does want our country to go back to normal, but that cannot happen until everyone is vaccinated and the spread stops, and people stop dying. it takes a little bit of common sense. you hear the hospitals, you hear the doctors and nurses, but yet the unvaccinated want to go back to normal. and the debt limit, i have never heard anyone speak about all the money that has not gone out in the past year and a half. all the people who died from covid and collected social security, disability, federal checks, state checks -- we should be richer than ever. that's my comment. host: let's talk to frank, calling from old fort north carolina on the republican line -- old fort, north carolina on the republican line. caller: yes. the only thing i have to say, i did not take the shot, and back in 2011, bill gates put out a r

eric wilson and listen to his ivermectin story. host: if you want to watch the news conference from the arizona republicans, you can find it on this page you see on screen. go to cn.org and you can find and watchlet's go to sandym cleveland, ohio on the democrat line. caller: hi there. i wanted to say a little bit about covid and how everyone in this country does want our country to go back to normal, but that cannot happen until everyone is vaccinated and the spread stops, and people stop dying. it takes a little bit of common sense. you hear the hospitals, you hear the doctors and nurses, but yet the unvaccinated want to go back to normal. and the debt limit, i have never heard anyone speak about all the money that has not gone out in the past year and a half. all the people who died from covid and collected social security, disability, federal checks, state checks -- we should be richer than ever. that's my comment. host: let's talk to frank, calling from old fort north carolina on the republican line -- old fort, north carolina on the republican line. caller: yes. the only thing i have to say, i did not take the shot, and back in 2011, bill gates put out a r

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