that is our mind set at hhs. thanks to president biden's leadership and robust funding from congress our department has made critical investments in covid mitigation to help schools stay open safely. we've learned a great deal in 18 months. vaccination, masking, testing, increase hygiene, distancing and improved ventilation all can significantly reduce covid-19 transmission when layered appropriately. and vaccinated americans is the most effective prevention strategy for our schools. the science is clear. chart one. while the covid-19 rate for children increased nationwide, data from august show children and adolescents in low vaccination states are being hospitalized at four times the rate of their peers in high vaccination states. add in data for adults and the lesson is undeniable. from chart 2 today, covid is attacking our children our least-vaccinated population, at rates even greater than adults in states with low vaccination rates. that is why this administration is taking several steps to turn the delta v

and ask them for doses and then hhs doles it out. seven states including alabama, florida, texas, notably republican states. we're told these new protocols would cut their supply. the white house press secretary saying this is about equitable distribution. how do we know more supply is going to the blue states? does the blue states need them? >> you know, liz, i'm not sure what they're doing, when they mention equity, you have to look really closely to what they're doing. so i ant follow their math at all. certainly we had a much worse outbreak in the southern part of the united states a month ago. and now as this delta variant spreads across the nation, they're going to need more of them further north. this is the way this virus has acted from day one. it attacks little areas and starts spreading. those are the ones that need these antibodies. >> you know, senator, senator tommy tuberville's office talked to drug suppliers. they say there is no supply shortages there. he is worried about political bias and lack of clarity. we have t

he and fema and hhs have delivered 650 nurses and respiratory therapist. we peaked at 448. with our hospital #september 3 -- our hospital number september 3. what i texted dr. murphy about, we has a state that responded very well w/x and eddie still spiked with delta and still overflowed our hospitals. w thankfullye away from thatbrink now so we do not consider rationing care're what

hhs is making sure folks medicare and medicaid get the emergency care they need now. we will make sure relief is equitable so those hardest hit cap what they need. we know there is a lot more than to do, that is why we are here. for decades, scientists have warned extreme weather would be more extreme in climate change. we are living through it now. we do not have any more time. i have been on the telephone or on the road a lot between california, idaho, new orleans, louisiana. mississippi. every part of the country is getting hit by extreme weather. if we don't do something to prevent it from getting worse, we are all in this together. we have to make sure we do not leave any community behind. it is all across the country. your colleagues will note, it looks like a tornado, they don't call them that anymore that hit the crops in the middle of the country in iowa, nevada. it's across the board. we are in this together. i'm going to ask you about questions and answers, about how we are going to build back realizing what the status of the climate is now, but the traject

hhs benefits for 100,000 parolees into the country. to talk to some of the men you spoke with, i think. >> we should take care of them first. >> we can do this. take care of us first because you never know. >> they want to bend the rules for these afghan refugees, bend the rules for veterans so they can get into the facility that is theirs. there may be up to 60,000 of them. >> laura: finally, i want to get another reaction to your crime against the american people. the material girls showed up. >> she is gone from lucky star teriyaki star. she's exposing -- what has she done to herself? is she opening and club will receive the new osha for a vaccine compliance in l.a. county. for some context, madonna is 63 years old. that's how old bea arthur was. i can't imagine ella fitzgerald showing up missing the back of her outfit. >> laura: they all look like they are enjoying it. i didn't see one bit of it. i prefer from the palmolive commercials. i'm really dating myself now. >> laura: this woman has seen more shots than walgreens, really co

bottom-line, the last thing we need is another $500 million going to bureaucrats at hhs. if we are going to spend this money, let's put it in the hands of the folks that provide the service. >> yours is a technical question and both childcare providers are already owned by women and people of color. ms. moore. >> i guess i want to get in on the questioning. i'm looking at the language. is this redundant? or is this supplanting the money? >> it is redirecting the money from hhs to these minority, women owned businesses. >> ok. thank you. >> does anybody else wish to be heard on the amendment? the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> i am a strong supporter of minority and women owned businesses, and i think many of the childcare operations are, in fact, owned by women, probably not as many minority business operated, but i think, essentially, the language in the print covers the activity, and there is a need for administrative resources, so i think it is an unnecessary amendment, although i have great appreciation for development of minority and women owned business.

the hhs secretary's work with the state is making sure folks on medicare and medicaid get the emergency care they need now. and we will make sure relief is equitable, so those hardest hit get what they need. and we know there is a lot more to do. that is why we are here. for decades, scientists have warned of extreme weather that would be more extreme, and climate change was here, and we are living through it now. we do not have any more time. i hope no one, i have been on the telephone or on the road a lot between california, idaho, new orleans, excuse me, louisiana, but new orleans, mississippi, you know, here. i mean, every part of the country, every part of the country has been hit by extreme weather. we are now living it in real time what the country is going to look back. and if we don't do something, we can't turn it back very much, but we can prevent it from getting worse. and so we are all in this together and we have got to make sure we do not leave any community behind. and it is all across the country. the members of congress no, it looks like a tornado, they don't call them

>> we are working with hhs very closely. if we find any additional cases, we certainly are keeping hhs informed, and we are obviously making sure that to the degree there are any cases on the domestic basis that our base commanders and people that work and family that live there are kept abreast. i don't have any additional updates in terms of additional cases to report out today, but again, we still remain in a pause for flights coming from any of the lily pad locations overseas to the united states as we continue to work this out with hhs. >> all of the services have released their mandatory covid vaccination policies. the army has given at least it's reserve and national guard components until june to get vaccinated. does the secretary have any concern about that long time, given there has been a surge in military deaths, and the bulk of deaths have been among army reserves and national guardsmen? >> the secretary has encouraged everyone to move out as quickly as they can on this because he is concerned about the rise in

of reasons, those veterans can be left in the street to die but is this what they are calling them, hhs0 parolees into the country, blinken and biden may want to talk to some of the men you spoke with. >> they can do this but you never know. >> they want to bend the rules for afghan refugees, bend the rules for our veterans so they can get to the facility that is theirs, this is outrageous and may be 60,000 of them. laura: last night the video music awards, the material girl showed up. >> is gone from lucky starting to be start, exposing -- what has she done to herself? opening an incident club or the new -- fixing complaints in la county or some context, donna is 63 years old. that is held be arthur was when golden girls premiered in 1985. can't imagine ella fitzgerald showing up missing the back of her outfit. laura: they all look like they are enjoying it. i preferred the palmolive commercials. really dating myself now. >> this woman is seen more shots than walgreens. laura: somewhere the village people are missing a member. college student was caught on camera throwing 3000 us flags

according to data% obtained by axial us through request from january to may, hhs made 14,000 calls to check in on migrant children who were released to we the relatives of sponsors but nearly 5000 of those calls went unanswered. the data also shows the call not happening, axial support 32,000 kids were discharged by hhs between january and the end of may. the government makes fewer than 15,000 follow-up calls. todd: alexandria ocasio cortez finally breaking her silence on president biden's afghanistan disaster and thank goodness for that, joining me with his reaction on fox news radio and fox nation jimmy phelan. here is the tweet from aoc. in case you are wondering why people are going on tv religiously attacking biden for his courageous decision to leave afghanistan when no other president would years ago and so as to why. the few who reap its profits, the rest of us foot the bill. how can you look at the faces of people fearing for their lives expecting to be killed if they don't get out of afghanistan and say the reason people are upset is war profiteering? >> look, man, this noth

kirby: i would refer to hhs. that is their role. our job is to provide temporary housing space, food, water, sustenance, shelter, religious accommodations obviously, to make these individuals as comfortable as possible. they are going to reprocess. what you are asking are the kinds of questions that are better put to hhs and not the department of defense. >> is there more clarity on what or who would be targeted on the strikes? isis-k was included with that. i'm assuming al qaeda. are there other legitimate targets that would be targeted with airstrikes in afghanistan going forward? sec. kirby: i do not want to hypothesize about potential future operations. but i will tell you is that we maintain the capability and the response ability to conduct counterterrorism strikes that are the best interest of the night states and the people we defend. >> there is at least one leader that has a $5 million bounty from the fbi. theoretically, he is wanted the united states. would he be a legitimate counterterror target for united states militar

in personnel, resources, supplies, and expertise from across the federal government, including from hhs, cdc, fema, dod, and the da to address states'specific needs. we have deployed more than 700 personnel, surged critical supplies to health systems expanded testing capacity, and , expanded the use of lifesaving therapeutics. in fact in the month of august, , we shipped more than 670,000 courses of therapeutic treatment. that six times as many in july. these therapeutics prevent hospitalization and save lives. our message to all states, tribes, and territories is clear -- we stand ready to help you in any way we can to response to the delta variant. as we respond to surges we , remain laser focus on getting shots in arms and we continue to build momentum. back in mid-july, we were averaging 500,000 vaccinations per day. today, we are averaging 900,000. that is an 80% increase in the number of shots we are getting into arms every day. last week we got over 6 million shots, the biggest weekly total since july 5. importantly, we have accelerated the pace of first shots. in august we got o

that actually started when we decided to launch this campaign and complement hhs's and cmss work. i just want to be clear to the committee and the leaders of the committee and the general public that it doesn't necessarily mean we are going to wait until 2026 to improve. we've already taken the initiative to support this rule and are going to improve the system before that time so that once we get to 2026, we are transplanting more people in critical need. >> i would just continue to point out there are some people, some organizations obviously able to do, make great gains very quickly and urgency is of the essence. >> i couldn't agree with you more, congressman. >> ranking member cloud? >> i'm going to have to now go to the next member. chairwoman maloney, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much, chairman. and also ranking member cloud. for your leadership on this very important bipartisan issue. mr. wadsworth, i commend you and other opo leaders who have announced you are leaving the association of organ procurement organizations to join a new innovation cohort

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planned to launch a whole of government effort to respond to this decision, looking specifically to hhs and doj to see what steps the federal government can take to insulate those in texas from this law. his words. this afternoon things became a little tense at the white house briefing, when the press secretary was asked about the president's faith and abortion rights. >> why does the president support abortion when his own catholic faith teaches that abortion is immoral? >> he believes it's a woman's body in a territories. >> [inaudible] >> he believes this up to a woman to make those decisions. i know you have never faced those choices or have been pregnant but for women who facie shaw is is it is an incredibly difficult thing. >> meanwhile, speaker pelosi promised to take steps to codify roe v. wade. >> we will go back to washington and will be putting roe v. wade codification on the floor of the house. to make sure women will have access to reproductive health. i say that as a mother of five children. i respect everyone's decision. >> do you expect any republican support? >> i reall

now, in a statement to cnn, an hhs spokesperson told me the following.t partners to provide care for all the children referred to us. as you mentioned, they note that there are more than 100 afghan minors who have arrived and many of them have already been reunited with their family. but the process here changing in anticipation of what could be more minors arriving to the united states. >> okay, kylie atwood, priscilla alvarez, thank you for the reporting. >>> there's been a demands for bus drivers. one county is so desperate they're offering a $3,000 bonus for new hires. we'll show you how the shortage is impacting life across the country. >>> and a food delivery driver goes above and beyond after spotting a 2-year-old wandering a busy street at night. we show you his lightning-fast reaction, next. as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it

in late august hhs said three-quarters of doses were being ordered by regions of the country with lowcination rates, mainly across the south the biden straights has been emphasizing vaccination as the first line of defense against covid and vaccines are widely available and much less expensive than these drugs about $40 for two dose of vaccine compared with more than $2,000 for a course of regeneron's drug all paid for by the government and the white house has emphasized the medicine supply is not unlimited. its allocation to states is based on case rates and how much they are using the medicines data from last week show southern states are stil receiving the most relative to the size of their populations. they also have heavier case loads. the federal control has led to an outcry about rationing from republican governors from democratic governor andy bashir of kentucky, a plea to get vaccinated >> so i would say police knowing that there's not going to be enough anywhere in the commonwealth, get that vaccine, get it because it protects you. >> and he adds getting vaccinated could fre

if you were still at hhs, would you be pushing for that?pushing for it at hhs and i'm certainly pushing for it as somebody who needs to get on airplanes periodically, i appreciate the fact that airlines don't want to be out at the front of that line, by themselves, so i think a travel mandate, we have it in place, we had it in place earlier with shutdowns and when you take public transportation, but certainly transportation is a privilege, it is not a guarantee. so i think to say, if you're going to get on an airplane, if you're going to get on a train, if you ride public transportation, you need to show a vaccine card, because we do not want to continue this virus ricochets around the population. i have four grandchildren that are under the age of nine. and they are a priority in this country, to be safe and secure, they cannot be vaccinated, we know they can be sick, we know they can carry the virus, and for the adults in this country to be so irresponsible, that they will not take steps to protect the millions of children who currently c

who knows what will happen by the time next june comes around, omy hh ueimal issth seeing republicans at the top, i do not think it ll be much in 2d trump gets heavily involved, and then it is a completely different story. kristen: we only have about 30 seconds left. yes, that would be different. democrats did not want this recall, republicans did, but would this produce a long-term benefits and insights for the party? steve: yes, i tweeted this not,e got a better governor out of this process. he was more engaged and jumped on things that were really important to californians right away, and there is an incredible machine that is up and running for an election that is just literally a few months away. he does not have to rebuild that. he has got a lot of money in the bank, big political advantages going into the election. kristen: all right, strategist steven maviglio, thank you for your time today, yesterday, and in the weeks to come. steve: goodbye. kristen: coming up, we will talk about the recall a day after governor newsom defeated the recall, democrats are already working to cha

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slammed the ruling and said he planned to launch a whole of government effort looking specifically to hhs and doj to see what steps the federal government can take to insulate those in texas from this law. his words. this afternoon things became tense when the press secretary was asked about the president's faith and abortion rights. >> why does the president support abortion rights when the catholic faith teaches abortion is morally wrong? >> well, he believes it is a woman's right. it's a woman's body and that's his choice. he believes that it's up to a woman to make those decisions and up to a woman to make those decisions with her doctor. i know you have never faced those choices, nor have you ever been pregnant, but for women out there who faced these choices, this is an incredibly different thing. >> nancy pelosi promised to take steps to codify re v. wade. >> when we come back, we will be putting roe v. wade on the house to ensure that women everywhere have access. i say that as a mother of five children. i respect a woman's decision. >> do you expect the republican support? >> i r

when we admit them into the united states we place them in to the care and shelter of hhs. as i've mentioned before, our commitment is an enduring one. we will provide humanitarian relief to those children. >> can you talk about the use of parole and would you like to see legislation moving forward to help those people convert to a more permanent immigration status. >> the authority to grant humanitarian parole is a discretionary one but rests with the partner, security and other partners across the federal government. we are employing that tool for individuals whom we seek to admit to the united states and to whom we intend to provide relief but we do not have another immigration benefit that enables them to come into this united states. i can take a look and see if i have a percentage. i would say thus far, it's an ongoing effort. approximately of the approximately 40,000 people we have admitted to the united states, approximate 13% have been u.s. citizens. a proximally 8% have been lawful permanent residence at approximately 79% have been a special immigrant visa holders

call 1-800-hhs-tips.h to a human being. >>> it just happened, and they made history. not highly-trained astronauts, instead, four civilians, regular people launching into space. >> four, three, two, one. >> god speed inspiration four. >> there you go. big step for the future of space tourism. the inspiration four, that crew, blasted into space about 45 minutes ago on the east coast. the crew will perform medical experiments during the three-day orbit. the four crew members led by 38-year-old tech mogul jared isaacman, there they are. they paid an unspecified amount of money to go on this flight and spent time doing rigorous physical and mental representations. >> the weather was perfect for the flight, and our weather is looking great with this cooldown, jeff. >> jeff wants to go on that flight. >> when i see them lift off, i'm like, this would be really cool, then, whoa, it's really happening. >> you may chicken out. >> once you're in, you're in and ready to go. let's get tout microclimate forecast. we d

i saw the incredible operation that we together with dhs, dod, hhs, usaid, running to help new afghan arrivals when they first touchdown. many thousands of people have fled fear and desperation and now hope for a better life here with us and our people may that happen. earlier today, i had a chance to meet with our team from missy kabul -- the embassy in kabul. i met with employees across the department at a town hall. these past few weeks have been very intense. they have demanded a lot. from a lot of people here at the department. people who rose to the challenge and continue to give their all. that's spoke with colleagues, officers who were on the line shoulder to shoulder with the marines including those who lost their lives, literally pulling people into the airport and into safety and ultimately onto freedom. again, we talk a lot about the numbers and we throw a lot of statistics around. each one of those was a mother, father, a son, a daughter, a parent, grandparent. i have remarkable pride in what our people did, what our service members did, what our colleagues across the gov

he and fema and hhs have delivered 650 nurses and respiratory therapist. we peaked at 448.h our hospital #september 3 -- our hospital number september 3. what i texted dr. murphy about, we has a state that responded very well w/x and eddie still spiked with delta and still overflowed our hospitals. w thankfullye away from thatbrink now so we do not consider rationing care're what i said to him is whatever he can do to give support to other states like idaho, texas, alaska, any state that ends up in crisis, he should encourage those governors to ask for the help that we did. that is the way to unite us, because those states that have a much higher rate of covid are in for a really terrible time in the near future. >> well, as you said, hawaii is not the worst out there. many states with much higher case rates. why have they not reached out? has he talked to you that he thinks that they are not there the u.s. government is there is a resource? >> those states have tended to reject support when they could get it. and unfortunately they should have never been political situatio

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find they're getting hh huge insurance rate hikes or even cancellation notices. ktvu tom baker shows us how some of them are working through this problem to buy us french's homeowners insurance policy for his home in rural san mateo county was abruptly canceled in june. that gave him just three months to find a replacement for his $5700 year policy. it took two months, but his brokerd numbing $34,000. was just not only a huge shock and just something that is untenable for family to support to protect homeowners from an insurance desert. the state has imposed a one year cancellation moratorium in wildfire counties. against non renewal's, but san matteo's had already expired. this is the worst i've ever seen the market for home insurance in the state of california. if you must pay far more do you get any better coverage? the answer is no higher premiums are actually giving you inferior coverage and you should even be thankful that you can get your house and sure we are getting reports of doubling, tripling, quadrupling, and in recent weeks i've been hearing six fig

. >> we are very, very concerned with the biden administration and the hhs and the recent, abrupt, suddeney're going to dramatically cut the number of monoclonal antibodies that are going to be sent to the state of florida. just to pull the rug out from anybody one week after the president himself said they are going to be increasing the distribution by n 50%. it is a very, very problematic. >> sean: he only mentioned it for the first time last week, the centers were already set up by ron desantis. of course, that's not all. dr. gloom and gloom to minister flip-flop fauci, the liar stricter vaccine mandates like getting on an airplane. take a look. >> i want to supportir if you gt on the plane and travel with other people that you should be vaccinated. >> sean: all right, get this, not that long ago that flip-flop a fauci was saying the opposite. another flip-flop. took a look. >> if you let the local institutions like hospitals make the decision, usually that's better than a central mandated system.e i don't if you will ever see a mandating of vaccines. a particularly for the general pub

from the end of the fiscal year is not for developing a contingency plan but those agencies at the hhshe cdc and fda years ago when there was a government shutdown that is one of the worst in tenure and those that were furloughed you expect similar dynamic to play out with this pandemic or is there different instructions? >> we are taking every step of the mitigation on —- the shutdown of the economic recovery or other priorities the fact is shutdowns are credibly damaging direct public health efforts can proceed during the shutdown because they are exempt that large swath of the federal government coming to a screeching halt would not be beneficial to pandemic response but doing everything we can to mitigate. so the first part of your question it is consistent with long-standing practice over administrations for ellen be to remind senior staff of the need to re- review and update shutdown plans is not formal guidance we are seven days out and we need to be prepared at any event so we see this as a routine staff and to be prepared in any event. >> with the administration be and support

it would require hhs to report this aggregated data by age, race, ethnicity, and zip code. i want to thank the communiity for including hr 979 in today's hearing and allowing me to raise awareness about vaccine equity and data. i want to ask you about how we respond to outbreaks like covid. we know how difficult it is to address racial, ethnic, and geographic barriers to care without robust and accurate data. can you expand on the way outdated dated immunization information systems inhibit state ability to collect demographic data and respond appropriately? >> thank you for your question. in terms of equity, it is important to understand how that is calculated. one of the significant challenges we face is the emphasis on trying to capture race and ethnicity data. some of that has not flowed before for a variety of reasons. perhaps the clinic is not collecting the information. perhaps, the system does not submit to the information area more trouble -- information. it is very limited in nature to about seven fields. we know that race and ethnicity is more complicated than tha

officers on a flight and another took over a dhs bus and fled the season before they were apprehended and hhsuments show in february there were dozens of incidents of sexual and physical abuse of the unaccompanied migrant children joe put in cages. texas governor greg abbott is investing $3 billion state of texas dollars. called up the guard in his state to the border even forming a mile long makeshift border wall with a fleet of vehicles. that's how desperate he is because joe biden is aiding and abetting the whole process. there is only so much texas can do. the biden administration is releasing migrants into the country. they have total jurisdiction. biden is not only ignoring the laws of this country. he is aiding and abetting the law breaking. donald trump had this under complete control and joe abandoned everything that was working. we got to a give year low of illegal immigrants coming into the country. a humanitarian crisis and a public health crisis. i support legal immigration with checks and vetting to make sure people don't have radical associations. proof you have the ability to

this is something the hhs will provide regularly. let me give you a break down and i will come back to your question, i promise. between august 17 and august 31, 31,100 have arrived. that is part of operation allies welcome. 4400 and 36 are united state citizens. 285 are lawful from that residence. 23,000 are other afghans at risk, including sib and other visa holders. they are also t1 or t2 referrals. this is a small number of countries. we will give updates on that. that is the data as a couple of days ago. the question u.s. is very good. there are people who are eligible. they may not know they are eligible. is very hard to define those numbers. it is something the state department in coordination with the department of homeland security are going to be assessing. what we think we can do to work with population to ensure that individuals who want to leave and went to depart the country can depart. some people are eligible for range of art programs. t1, t2. they may want to depart the country. i have noted it several times. everyon

asking the white hh back the plan to offer covid vaccine booster shots to the general public. the fda says it may only we're prepared to recommend boosters for those who've had the pfizer covid-19 vaccine by the president's september 20th deadline. right now, the agency doesn't have enough data on moderna's booster candidate to make that recommendation. a wide scale in depth study finds no serious health issues from either fighter or moderno vaccines. health officials are hopeful these findings will put vaccine holdouts at ease. reporter busy culinary has a story. i think the timing of this publication is really key as the delta varian drives an uptick in covid-19 infections, a new study published in the journal of the american medical association is shedding more light on the safety of the moderna and pfizer vaccines. the messenger rna vaccines, teacher cells. how to make a protein that triggers an immune response. we hope that the data we present will allay some fears about that this vaccine hasn't been well studied dr. elise car banda, a senior investigator with healthpartn

i can't say the fda or the cdc or hhs, any of the agencies that are primarily devoted to public health in the united states performed well in this experience. lawrence: it is good there is a figure that is widely trusted in anthony fauci with concern to public health. he was not always right, he was slow on the use of masks and he may have given some mixed messages but dr. fauci is a scientist and with all the criticism of him, people are criticizing him for not being right about things he couldn't have known. we did not know at the beginning that this was a symptom attic -- asymptomatically stress visible. you have to be a prophet to know some of the things he was criticized for. every scientist working on covid-19 had to struggle with the ways this virus probably gets itself. it has been a very confounding experience and people had seen in real time what it is like when science takes on the problem of a novel disease it has never encountered before. host: while we are talking about public officials, dr. fauci survived even though he and president trump were at odds. dr. deborah birx

all the rest of us work productively with hhs under both previous and current administrations to enact greater measures for transparency, accountability, and equity in the organ donation system. equity matters. ethically, scientifically, and by law. people of color are 1.5 to 4 times more likely to have conditions leading to kidney and liver failure but less likely to receive transplants. mull mr. studies show opo staff are less likely to approach families of color, families who look like mine. they are less likely to have frequent conversations, in depth conversations to spend time that we know leads to successful agreement to donate and they demonstrate bias in the you can check out our video app. we will take you live to capitol hill where defense secretary lloyd austin and joint chiefs of star general mark milley are going to give house lawmakers an update on afghanistan. they will be joined by the head of the u.s. central command. this is live coverage from the house armed services committee on c-span3.

and is clrly not his first time doi tut tshiv, and hh and i thhe wan it to be on camera.early sending his parents a message. (as tough guy) "you wanna send me to school? you'll be sleepin' with the goldfishes." meanwhile, in baseball news, m.m.a. lightweight superstar connor mcgregor threw out the first pitch at a cubs game on tuesday night. and it went super -- oh, there you go. congratulations, connor, on successfully throwing the ball back to your native ireland. ( laughter ) still, for the cubs, pretty good pitch. ( laughter ) meanwhile -- there are white sox fans in the audience tonight. ( cheering ) meanwhile, this past sunday... we won an emmy! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) it's this way, right? there you go. >> jon: yeah, whoo! whoo whoo! >> stephen: not only did we wen an emmy, we won fashion because "variety" said that my head writer ariel dumas rocked her pink and red dress with blue accessories, while purewow said that my writer eliana kwartler totally turned heads in her bold fuchsia gown. i'm not surprised. these two women look that elegant every da

would argued they were able to capitalize on that very quickly, signing a bunch of new contracts with hhsof the organizations that were working on the pandemic response. emily: peter thiel, much too liberal leanings sup -- liberal leaning silicon valley's dismay, supported president trump and became sort of rich because that's between the tech industry in the former president. how did that play out for his relationships here? and where did those relationships stand? max: i discussed this in my book and talk to palantir executives about this and they insist up and down that his relationship with donald trump -- he was a key early supporter and a major donor and the most significant backer of trunk -- trump in silicon valley. it is true the software is getting better but peter thiel was also able to get the ceo into a room with donald trump in december 20 16, very early with all of the other executives of much larger companies. i think that likely played a role. now we are seeing post-2020, he is trying to carve out a new role for himself as a patron to the trump movement that goes beyond t

illegal miners are being sent to hhs to be released. it's been described to me as a shell game.le, over 200 miles in the del rio sector, according to my sources, are now functionally uncontrolled because of all the resources that have been sent to joe biden's my current refugee camp. that means that cartels can get through anybody they want and anything they want. right now, there are americans who are o.d. on drugs that came across the border because of joe biden's migrant disaster in del rio. those of the facts and they may be unpleasant but they are completely true. >> laura: i was there in del rio in 2019 during the trump administration. and back then i was shocked at the number of people, stream of people, not this many, coming across the border. some of the dangerous conditions in one part of the rio grande river. now i am looking at it, i don't even recognize the border seeing this film. it looks like different terrain because there are so many people there. how many people -- how many people do you believe have been released given your sources into the united states sinc

elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show former hhs assistant secretary. he is dr. brett giroir.ou back again, doctor. okay the president is going to go to chicago on wednesday to talk about vaccine mandates on businesses. we haven't seen the osha rules yet. now we see here in new york state health care workers getting fired for not getting vaccinated. the governor is calling in the national guard. what do you say to this? >> i tell you as a physician i know my most important asset is a trained nurse at the bedside a trained respiratory therapist, all the people who clean the rooms and this is a foreseeable but unintended and potentially disasterous consequence of a mandatory policy and i think this could be diffused and approached many other ways aside from my way or the highway which is apparently what is happening. >> people are saying you should get vaccinated. scientists, experts saying get vaccinated the point when you have a man it today, people push back against a mandate. the problem vaccines are not being administered correctly. i'm seeing, we're seeing nurses stepping

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