joining us now an expert on tracing, david harvey, executive director of the national coalition of stdirectors. thank you very much for joining me. >> thank you, chris, great to be with you. >> do you accept the premise, testing yes, but tracing just as much but not discussed as much because lot of money and manpower and scary to those not in the business of wanting it in the first place? >> yes. we've had a lot of discussion about testing and so far the discussion of contact tracing has been very clinical. hope we can humanize this a bit. this is something we've done a lot of in the united states and have long track record of doing with other infectious diseases. we need to know what we already know how to put to work for covid. >> the question becomes what is the point of resistance, feds not going to do this, up to the state, every state says we don't have manpower or money to get manpower to do the tracing. what are we missing? >> federal money, for one. but ab sent that happening in the next stimulus bill, we know that states are moving forward on their own. today a coverage was i

david harvey. executive director of the national coalition of std directors.ou, very much, for joining me. >> thank you, chris, it's great to be with you. >> first, do you expect the premise, testing, yes? but tracing, just as much but not discussed as much because a lot of manpower, a lot of money, which is scary to people who are not in the business to not want much attention to tracing until the first place. >> so, yes, we've had a lot of discussions about testing. and so far, i think the coverage of contact tracing has been very clinical. and i hope what we can do tonight is to kind of humanize this a bit. this is something that we have done a lot of in the united states. and we have a long track record of doing. with other infectious diseases. and we, now, need to know what we already know how to put to work for covid. >> the question becomes, or what has been point of resistance, is the feds not going to do this. it's up to the states. and every state says the same thing. we don't have the manpower and we don't have the money to get the manpower to do th

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths.dvance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we were lucky and when they don't. it's terrible timing. it's never a good tim

lives, every single david now and a new fox nation special, the heroes who fought alongside these four-legged fighters are telling their story. >> one thought went through harvey'sas he and jackson lay in that ditch. >> we would die but we would die together. >> if they didn't, he struck a bargain with jackson. >> i made a promise to jackson at that time if you got me through that mission i would do every thing in my power to give him the life he deserved when he was done with his military service. we stayed in that ditch for 16 hours. ♪ about the morning time, early morning time the next day, they were able to free the first bradley and come pick us up. >> safe at last, the two, the man and his dog, were sent home a few weeks later. harvey knew he may never get the chance to make good on his promise to jackson who was moving on to a new handler. >> i never cried in iraq or cried when i left for iraq and never cried when i saw my family for the first time or my friends when i came back from iraq but when i close the gate and me and jackson sat in the kennel we cried for a good hour, hour and half. we knew we were safe but i knew that was the last time i could po

harvey levin. this is a portrait of a towering giant-- on the basketball court and in life. man: shaq spins. and he dunked it! and he knocked davidstarted out bleak-- dirt poor and headed for disaster. did you ever break into places? in houses? uh, yeah. of course. but basketball changed everything. you made your first million dollars, and you blew through it in two days. how'd you do that? one-- i had no idea who fica was. that was just his opening act. shaq became a certified rap star,

harvey silva -- i just wrote a new book to complete guilty frequently. >> ed: i hear you. >> happens far too often. >> ed: on the question of why the innocent will plead guilty, david ignatius, who wrote the column in "the washington post" that started all this about general flynn's conversation, he had a column earlier this month saying it's useful to go back to base with them i fell my face a question, nothing wrong in december of 2016, the day president obama imposed sanctions on russia for interfering in the presidential election 2016, why did he conceal it? how do you answer the question is an attorney? if there was nothing wrong, why didn't he tell the truth? >> he did tell the truth. it's the fbi agents who made up the lights in the 302. the added things that weren't supported by the notes. they did not write down things he did say. the completely manufactured the purported case against him. they manufactured the "false fair statement." the general was honest with the fbi agents when he interviewed them. if you remember everywhere that was set on the phone call? no, who does? but he was honest with them and they knew it and they came back and briefed three different

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