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i'm going to interrupt you because now we havei interrupt you because now we have the prime minister.for sure, and that is right now, our best single defence against omicron is to get vaccinated and to get a booster, and if you are boosted, your immune response will be stronger, so yesterday in addition to offering a second dose to all 12—15 —year—olds the independentjcvi recommended booster should be offered to everyone over 18. and that we are half the minimum gap between a second dose and a booster from six months down to three months, and that means over 1a million more adults have now become eligible for adults have now become eligible for a booster in england alone, so i'm here today with the health secretary sajid javid and amanda prichard, to set out our plan to make this happen — amanda pritchard. the target we have set ourselves is to offer a booster to everyone eligible by the end of january. booster to everyone eligible by the end ofjanuary. as with booster to everyone eligible by the end of january. as with the first jabs, we will work through people by age group going do

rachel and sean did you havey's new book, which is number two, we just learned on the "new york timesidays where can you get stories from all your favorite fox news personalities which implies that pete and i will not be involved. rachel: now part two. now that it's a "new york times" best seller i have been contacted by other fox talent saying hey, why wasn't i in the book? everybody wants to be in the book now. we are going to do it. inside you see at love traditions. one of the traditions that my family has and pete knows this because he has been on my christmas card list for years sour elaborate christmas cards. we always dress the youngest ones as the holy family baby jesus. sometimes the baby jesus has gotten kind of big. valentina looks pretty big for jesus right there. that's one of the things we do. you will learn about everybody else's traditions can on -- in this inside this book. and it's just a really fun way look at that. that's marguerite. pete: adorable. rachel: that's pretty cute. margarita and patrick. patrick was baby jesus there that picture was taken by my son jac

one of the key concerns that many people haveis the key concerns that many people have is whether itnt with symptoms? i am number of people vaccinated to then present with symptoms?— present with symptoms? i am glad that ou present with symptoms? i am glad that you asked _ present with symptoms? i am glad that you asked us. _ present with symptoms? i am glad that you asked us. it _ present with symptoms? i am glad that you asked us. it is _ present with symptoms? i am glad that you asked us. it is more i present with symptoms? i am glad that you asked us. it is more or. that you asked us. it is more or less are 50—50. vaccinated versus unvaccinated people. the nice thing is that vaccinated people get extremely mild symptoms and that fits in with what we have said all the way, that vaccines will protect you against severe daisies and death. it will not protect you against mild disease and this is what we are seeing. so while people are now asking why should i do not get vaccinated, you still need be protected. and we do not know, for now, what the impact will be of this virus on sever

if you have seen that documentary, i know i havei _ seen that documentary, i know i have. it's — seenuple of days ago. my worry is, my concern is, it is going to fuel the demand — concern is, it is going to fuel the demand. thankfully, people aren't keeping _ demand. thankfully, people aren't keeping tigers and lions in their back— keeping tigers and lions in their back gardens in the uk as our rules are strict— back gardens in the uk as our rules are strict and it's often quite difficult _ are strict and it's often quite difficult to conceal a tiger. it seems — difficult to conceal a tiger. it seems to— difficult to conceal a tiger. it seems to have led to an increasing demand _ seems to have led to an increasing demand for— seems to have led to an increasing demand for smaller species. 1 demand for smaller species. suppose demand for smaller species. i suppose it is partly social media, isn't it? an instagram generation, do people want to get pictures, be different? . ., ., do people want to get pictures, be different? . . ., , ., , different? yeah. i mean, a few years aro if ou dif

what we do haveis zealanders decide to buy. of pocket. you're in pickle with — and £70 out of pocket. you're in pickle with ireland, _ and £70 out of pocket. you're in pickle with ireland, it _ and £70 out of pocket. you're in pickle with ireland, it is - and £70 out of pocket. you're in pickle with ireland, it is now- and £70 out of pocket. you're in. pickle with ireland, it is now known as the _ pickle with ireland, it is now known as the british — pickle with ireland, it is now known as the british problem _ pickle with ireland, it is now known as the british problem there. - pickle with ireland, it is now known| as the british problem there. these ireland _ as the british problem there. these ireland being — as the british problem there. these ireland being independent- as the british problem there. these ireland being independent a - as the british problem there. these i ireland being independent a nuisance to you _ ireland being independent a nuisance to you because — ireland being independent a nuisance to you because i_

i have got a roll, and i think that things havei roll, and i think that things have to be _ roll, andre now? i agree it would have been more helpful. there - where we are now? i agree it would have been more helpful. there are| where we are now? i agree it would l have been more helpful. there are a number— have been more helpful. there are a number of— have been more helpful. there are a number of problems with yorkshire county— number of problems with yorkshire county cricket club handling this report _ county cricket club handling this report and one of them is because it is essentially dealing with its own employees in this situation, so there _ employees in this situation, so there is— employees in this situation, so there is a — employees in this situation, so there is a general defamation point but also _ there is a general defamation point but also a — there is a general defamation point but also a different point that a number— but also a different point that a number of your employees have volunteered to participate into this investigation, and have rights associated with th