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we will discuss with gigi groundball -- granvall.his is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. new york city mayor bill de blasio, today, strongly recommending that even those vaccinated against covid-19 be masked indoors, but stopped short of setting an actual mandate. this as the nation sees a new wave of coronavirus infections due to the delta variant. dr. gigi gronvall joins us now to discuss. it is kind of starting to freak me out, doc. we are hearing more about these breakthrough cases, hearing more about vaccinated people getting sick. i was under the impression that as long as you are fully vaccinated, it is not that big of a deal. am i wrong? dr. gronvall: you are not wrong. i think we are focusing on the really rare case and not what usually happens. it may help to just describe a little bit about what the vaccine actually does. it is really like a training program for your immune system, so it knows what to do if you have an exposure. for all of these people that have had breakthrough infections, ha

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sort of geopolitical issues, to talk about the chinese economy and the chinese tech industry and what gigirings -- xi jinping's plans were. caroline: technology was in the headlines around the financial -- the anti financial ipo and into education companies and into the gaming environment. that is why we continue to see tencent under pressure by 4.5%, a significant amount of its revenue coming from gaming. alibaba under pressure and not to mention net -- half of their earnings coming from mobile games as we see china tightening regulation, talking about the sentiment of basically worries about addiction to this thing, the policy curves that could come into play. taylor: some of those intraday charts, we had a few of those. one day has been about 20 of those days. in northeast asia, a practice had at eurasia group. michael, great to have you. we are talking to your counterpart, ian bremmer for the geopolitical angles of all of the news.talk to us about the market perspective. what is china's goal when you think about the regulatory crackdowns and really ruling with an iron fist, what you th

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august on a the sandy beaches gigi, free shopping, and low taxes could probably go island of high non become china's new hong kong. one 0, one east investigates on just iraq. my managers, my manager is on my friend abusive brand. to that point, if you don't do, usually just we just grab a manager. i've only got mine on mine idea on the me the news. hello, i'm emily. angry in tow. hi, these are the top stories on al jazeera afghan forces are fighting straight battles against the taliban in 3 major cities can to high airport has been hit by rockets. government reinforcements have been deployed in lash canada, and her aunt taliban has taken control of rural areas in the past 2 months. but he's yet to take provincial capital will advocate in 3 provinces. the security situation is critical, especially.

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i mean, this must be in a very, very difficult decision for gigi think perhaps she's set an example by doing this is a topic has to be over the years and only recent needs that people have mental health . and i think the lim picks of the examples why not expect? i really feel that especially in, in can they they, they, they really try to years and years and they carry their culture. shoulders is okay . have to be by okay, i have mental health, i'm not going to be able to call the family. she has withdrawn, has bought further attention to her. i mean, if she's sort of quietly underperformed and perhaps explained to the media that, you know, this is just one of those events. she can't be her pick all the time and then quietly slipped away. fine. but she really has made an announcement him put mental health health back on the map again. so the importance of mental health issue obviously shouldn't be underestimated. but perhaps putting that on to the lympics as well is perhaps too much is a sporting event. it should be kept as a sporting event. if one is not ready for it, when really shoul

host: here is gigi from north carolina. is it possible the united states is taking less refugees because they would prefer to go to place closer to home? do they have a choice as to where they are relocated? guest: no one will be coming to the united states who does not want to come to the united states. again, because this is such an evolving situation that people will need to figure out what choices they have over time, these are people who have applied to come to the united states because the program has operated taking so much time. there was a significant backlog of people who wanted to come to the united states and were waiting for approval. there has been a strong priority on helping. host: jason in ohio. it is your turn. caller: thank you. my question is, of these immigrants coming how many were part of the 300,000 standing army that we outfitted and funded? or the government that we propped up that cut iran? and, most of those military members, i'm sure can read and write. so what happens to them from their. guest:

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so again, this is where they start putting themselves 1st and they start putting all the soldiers gigi elements in our national security laps. and that's a big issue. well, and you know, and i'm just as much frustrated about the trying to dollars in the end that we put in ourselves into debt over fighting wars over the last few decades. but then you also talk about the cost of lives and those are truly price. if i look at all of those families that had people were return not alive, not in, but in caskets, infuriates me right now when you put those in that these are just called for it, which is why i want to talk about, i can't say, because so much as i was looking at the veterans on social media and their comments, i have yet to see one who was not sad at how it ended yesterday. because so many of you lost your friends. you lost what you considered your brothers and sisters and combat over there and you're going, why did i lose this life for it? talk to me about i can't stand what went wrong. and when do you feel like it did over the past 20 years? went wrong, the minute the american t

gigi, i will cut to the chase. we will not make this limiters 101.variant, lambda variant, and the spike protein. what do our listeners and viewers need to fear? >> they don't need to fear variants. they are not magic. from a broader perspective, from public health, these variants are making the disease harder to end, making the pandemic art at the end -- pandemic harder to end. although the things you can do for delta, all of the things you should have been doing for delta, they still work. you need to get vaccinated, use a mask in areas of high transmission, really pay attention to air quality, get hepa filtration devices for classrooms and public spaces, and you should be ok. tom: within the spike, and let's not get into dna, mrna, and the rest of it, very fancy greek letters of your world, do the vaccines we have now, do they have a confidence to carry over to these other variants? or should we worry about it like we worry about like staphylococcus in the bacterial world? >> rights. it is a concern but it is not something we have seen yet, so peo

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