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we are so universally short on cnas. having more of them would make a huge difference.k across state lines, increasing reimbursement for tele health, other basic strategies that were used in the beginning of the pandemic that could be used again to stem the overwhelm a little bit right now. >> switching to the pandemic response specifically. a lot of questions about testing. can't go to a supermarket and find tests that you can do at home which everyone wants. take a listen to what jen psaki said earlier this month. >> why not just make them free and give them out and have them available everywhere? >> should we just send one to every american? >> maybe. >> what happens if every american has one test? how much does that cost and what happens that have? >> look, i get there's nuanced complexities on the testing front. what's the answer. what's the reaction and answer to testing? >> my and most of my colleagues was, yes, we should be sending one to every house along with high quality masks and low cost or rapid free antigen tests available at every drugstore, post office,

we started with the front-line workers who were the most in demand, cnas are our primary worker type.ed to lpns, rns, so we believe that most workers over the next few years will use a mobile app to schedule their work environment. i think that the jury has voted on this, and it's a fact that health care professionals enenjoy using their phones to optimize their schedules, optimize their income. so i see no reason why doctors wouldn't also be a category of worker we could add in the coming year. lauren: and congratulations because your company just completed, what, another round of $45 million in funding? what are you going to use that money for? >> we did. we're expanding -- we're laser focused on two things right now. we're trying to double the number of workers that we're bringing in, so we're adding a thousand new nurses per week on our platform as well as going into one new city per week as well. so we'll be in over a hundred markets by this time next year. lauren: oh, wow. so you really do have a large footprint when it comes to what our nation's hospitals need. todd walruth, th

in march cna financial and insurance companies, reportedly paid the largest known ransom payment ever, a staggering $40 million. in may ransom were criminals from eastern europe attacked the company colonial pipeline. resulting in a shutdown of more than 5500 miles of gas pipelines many from texas to new jersey and causing temporary gas shortages up and down the east coast braided and the cost to unlock the system, was $4.4 million. and also in may, jps foods, one of the largest meat suppliers in the united states, shut down his plans when a separatist ransom attack and the cost to unlock their system, $11 million. in june, this committee launched an investigation it out and concerns that these multimillion dollar ransom payments would equip cyber come in criminals with even more financial resources and encourage future attacks. today thess committee, this is a staff memo with some of the committees preliminaryme findin. we found that these attacks stem from minor security accessing many companies with seemingly robust cybersecurity, report also highlights the importance of clearly es

she has been a cna and always helping people and co-workers and the people i have been around have alwaysmebody. pete: how is your mother doing. >> she is doing good. she is at home spends the holidays with my sisters. we're going to have a facetime christmas and they are just happy, happy that everything is okay. pete: how often do you get a chance to see your family. >> we facetime on a daily basis but to keep them safe, i'm off the grid a little bit so they can still their freedoms because they are not as easily recognizable as i am. to keep them safe. pete: i just want to say that what you went through, no american should have to go through. >> thank you, pete. pete: at all. guys, he is doing two things simultaneously and you can tell. is he trying to get his character back. fascism mustily the labor secretary ronald reagan said what office do i go to to get my reputation back. he wants to speak out for hum civil. who he truly represents after so many people mischaracterized him. you heard it, he is having a facetime christmas with his family. he knows when he is there. he brings the