or one of you observed, elizabeth bennett is that we don't, you know, which of the future scenarios is most likely in terms of invariance. it's possible that we'll still be dealing with the current arm across very and in which case we don't think that the winter wave will be much worse than the one we saw in summer. people will get infected because not everyone has been infected or because their immunity is slowly wearing off. that's one factor. we still don't know a lot about it. so we might see a lot of people calling in sick to work. that raises the question that should we continue to mandate that infected people remain in isolation for a set amount of time. that is an important discussion because isolation isn't simply a restriction, but it also gives people a way to protect themselves against infection movement. and so it's also a way for employers to ensure that an outbreak doesn't immediately inspect the entire team, but that the impact can be a bit more spread out over the winter. so i was, i just went into fishing biskin for tie it into what please. well, viola is the man, tha

bennett. he has not done anything for our state in 13 years. he votes with joe biden 98% of the time. he's been with bernie sanders 96, elizabeth warren 99.working americans here. that's why i jumped in to this race. we need representation for colorado. that's the republican that i will be when i win november 8. >> your daughter here, taylor o'dea. watch. >> o'dea supports a woman's right to choose. >> the first five months, it should be a decision between a woman and her doctor. >> are you a ban after five months? >> no. we need some restrictions that we should live with, rape, insist, life of the mother, medical necessity after that. that should still be a choice for a woman. we need balance to this issue. we don't need a total ban and we also don't need late-term abortion. that's where most americans are. that's where i'm am. >> martha: thanks, joe. good to have you with us today. we'll be watching. >> thanks for having me on. >> martha: you bet. thanks, sir. so dr. bennett amolu who is known for his research on traumatic brain injuries made headlines with this warning to miami quarterback tua tagovailoa. to tmz sports last week. >> i