well for more now on this let's bring dr john campbell he is a health analyst and educator based in the u.k. a very good day sir is this the fastest vaccine ever developed for any disease and has any vaccine before secured approval this quickly. it's 6 into the process i mean we're talking about a 10 month process here basically from when pfizer bio and tech decided they needed a vaccine up until the point today where the u.k. regulator your thought it is of approved the vaccine and i expect that you are paying an agent you again mrs agency is probably going to approve this that meeting is actually not 2 of the 29th of december so there's actually a bit of a delay there so it is by far the fastest now the vaccine has actually been approved for regulator vary by regulation bodies in other countries this is the 1st time it's gone through all of the required stages so this is going through all the normal stages that any new drug or vaccine will go through by the h.m.o. already that year that the mess is health care health care products regulators agency and it is remarkably fast but is thi

dr john campbell there speaking to me earlier from the u.k. well let's take a look now at some other developments in the penn demick russian president vladimir putin has ordered voluntary mass vaccination to start next week russia says it sputnik vaccine is 92 percent effective and portugal's prime minister has set securing a vaccine for all european countries will be a top priority portugal takes over the user's rotating presidency in january and meanwhile germany has reported a record 487 deaths over 24 hours a new daily record officials have been expecting deaths to trend upward following a steep rise in new infections. of course in hong kong has sentenced 3 elating pro-democracy activists to jail for their involvement in last year's anti-government protests while the longest sentence that of 13 and a half months was handed to joshua won but he remains defiant vowing to continue to fight for democracy from prison. headed back to jail after his sentencing on wednesday joshua wang seen here in black pled guilty to charges which included incit

or a short while ago i spoke to dr john campbell who's an health analyst in the u.k. he told me the vaccine approval is good news but did express concern that it might lead people to let their guard down. yes i certain i certainly do this news is so good and there's quite a lot of euphoria around and the scientists of police and the politicians are pleased that you are pleased and i'm pleased but this is not going to start affecting herd immunity in significant numbers in the u.k. till march or april and the countries like germany and france where the regulations camillo more slowly than we probably talk about a cool maybe 4 we get significant that was unheard of minutes or until then we're going to need to ventilate our buildings we're going to have the hands face space message needs to get through we need to consider that we're going to victim indeed to keep our immune mean levels good overwinter everything that we're doing now has to be carried on for so months until we develop a good herd immunity and we're going to need at least 70 percent of people to become imm

well let's take a closer look at this mutation with john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator and joins us from colorado in the north of england i welcome to day w. it's in the nature of viruses to mutate so why is this mutation got authorities so exercised. well they go to is that this mutation of all this in berrien form of the virus was more prevalent in areas where there is an increase in incidence of the virus generally so in london in the southeast for example there was an escalation of cases and they found out that this virus was correlated with that escalation in cases and then this went to porton down an important down the biological virological institute in the u.k. they did some blood based tests read the collapse of the virus in the out of human cell cultures question 50 k. did experiments and the conclusion from their work was that this virus is more this this variant of the virus is more transmissible so we seem to have a virus which is more transmissible than the previous forms of this virus is still the soccer virus too of course is just a new varia

for more let's bring in john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator and joins us from carlisle in the north of england dr campbell this pandemic is hitting your country and so many others very hard how important is this new vaccine it really is we're actually entering the most critical phase of the pandemic now in the next months going to be so so difficult but it is just so good to be on the news this morning with this spectacularly good news this really is the beginning of the end is going to start kicking in with a really big effect in just a month or 2 stime now this vaccine is a can complete game changer it has so many advantages it's great to know there's been approved as efficacious that it works and that it's believed to be central and the united kingdom has got 100000000 doses on order and the european union could just have got 400000000 doses on order this is really going to change the entire nature of the pandemic the united states has got 300000000 doses on the order actually going to be produced pretty well let me wear around the world it's got the the the

well let's take a closer look at this mutation with john campbell he's an independent health i noticed an educator joins us from colorado in the north of england i welcome to day w. it's in the nature of viruses to mutate so why is this mutation got authorities so exercised. well they go to is that this new taishan all this variant form of the virus was more prevalent in areas where there is an increase in incidence of the virus generally so in london in the southeast for example there was an escalation of cases and they found out that this virus was correlated with that escalation in cases and then this went to porton down an important down the biological virological institute in the u.k. they did some blood based tests read the culture of the virus in the uk human cell cultures question 50 k. did experiments and the conclusion from their work was that this virus is more like this this variant of the virus is more transmissible so we seem to have a virus which is more transmissible than the previous forms of this virus is still the soccer virus too of course it's just a new variant bu

john campbell. he is an independent health analyst and he's generated a large following on social media for all questions. coronavirus pandemic. dr. campbell, it's good to see you again. i'd like for us to start with medan and take a listen to what the company's chief medical officer said about safety and the vaccine trials in terms of significant safety concerns. serious threats to our health, we've not seen any such concerns to date. of course, we continue to monitor and we'll continue to monitor so on the trial this monitor, this monitoring continues. now, dr. campbell, today the company said that the trials showed 94 percent effectiveness and 100 percent effectiveness against severe coded 19100 percent. i mean that's remarkable, isn't it? it is quite remarkable. i mean this is based on a large study, this 30000 people involved 15000 got the vaccine 15000 in the placebo group. and in the experimental group that actually got the vaccine. there was an 11 people paid to convert 19 infection out of 1

well let's take a closer look at this mutation with john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator and joins us from colorado in the north of england i welcome to day w. it's in the nature of viruses to mutate so why is this mutation got authorities so exercised. well they go to is that this new tape should all this in berrien form of the virus was more prevalent in areas where there is an increase in incidence of the virus generally so in london in the southeast for example there was an escalation of cases and they found out that this virus was current dated with that escalation in cases and then this went to porton down to newport and down the biological virological institute in the u.k. they did some blood based tests read the culture of the virus in the out of human cell cultures question 50 k. did experiments and the conclusion from their work with that this virus is more of this this variant of the virus is more transmissible so we seem to have a virus which is more transmissible than the previous forms of this virus is still the soccer virus too of course is just

that was dr john campbell in the u.k. well meanwhile germany has registered more than a 1000 coronavirus there in a single 24 hour period it's the highest toll since the pandemic begun. public health officials say that's partly because of the delay in reporting of the christmas holidays but new cases have been high throughout the same specially among the elderly it's feared the number of deadly deaths could climb even higher in coming weeks. that's it for me for now i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour you can always visit our web site dot com for more at any time and you can follow us on social media channels as well the handle is at the w. news coming up next on. news africa. house in drama competition rival marketing numbers atmosphere fight at sac intuition love hate money. fans friends fans spam and fans all. on you tube joining us. children to come to terms. one giant problem. in. 5 legal cases including a feeling that i'm getting. how will climate change affect us and our children. w dot com

john campbell, the health and others from united kingdom. with corona, virus, vaccines nearing approval, some of us might already be looking forward to traveling again. but before booking flights, here's something to consider. the new report from the european union's aviation agency has warned that the environmental impact of travel is even worse than previously acknowledged. our reporter joel daraya has been following this story for us. what we already knew that after all isn't good for the environment. for the c o . 2 emissions. what's next? well, this new report looked into the global warming effect of so-called, contrails condensation trails. the white clouds left behind aircraft as they fly, or now they contain a mixture of water vapor. so it's not huge and oxide and black carbon, we know that carbon dioxide is contributing to climate change global warming. but what we didn't know before much about is the known c o 2 effect of the so-called condensation trails. and this report has found that they are in fact twice as harmful for the glo

let's get some perspective on this now we can speak to john campbell he's an independent health analyst in the u.k. and he joins us for more hi john good to have you back on our show 1st of all can you explain to us what is different about this new strain. so this new strain was 1st identified in late september and he appears to originated in kent in england although that's not necessarily the case because in england we have a very high level of surveillance genomic u.k. has actually sequenced a $140000.00 viral samples so it's a bit difficult to say where it originated but the difference is that this is a cluster this characterized by 17 different mutations within the genome of the donors the nih gives rise to 17 amino acid changes in the approach here of the virus the overall structure of the virus and the most significant of those mutations is called and 5011 and this is particularly important because this is the 501st amino acid in the spike protein in the receptive binding domain of this point protein which as you know is the bit that actually latches into the cells so this is actu

well for more now on this let's bring in a doctor john campbell he is a health analyst and educator based in the u.k. a very good day sir is this the fastest vaccine ever developed for any disease and has any vaccine before secured approval this quickly. it's serious into the fastest i mean we're talking about a 10 month process here basically from when pfizer bio and tech decided they needed a vaccine up until the point today where the u.k. regulator your thought is approve the vaccine and i expect that you're looking at agent you look at mrs agency are probably going to approve this their meetings actually not your the 29th of december so there's actually a bit of a delay there so it is by far the fastest now the vaccine has actually been approved for regulated vary by regulation bodies in other countries this is the 1st time it's gone through all of the required stages so this is going through all the normal stages that any new drug or vaccine will go through by the ha mari the year that the mess is health care health care products regulator agency and it is remarkably fast but does th

dr john campbell is an independent health analyst based in the u.k. we spoke to him earlier and asked how important this new vaccine is this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic and it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that is certain to go to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait a full 3 months before we get the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get fed a good level than unity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many will people so it really is going to change the situation in the united kingdom and in time in europe. germany has registered more than a 1000 coronavirus deaths in a single day for the 1st time since the pandemic began the country'

john campbell. he's an independent health analyst and joins us from colorado in the u.k. . let's talk timeline here. what do you think both of us, both of these vaccines could be realistically granted approval? well, it's looking like the f.d.a. in america is probably going to be making an announcement round about the 17th of december. and if that's the case, and if that's positive, then these vaccines are going to be shipped literally within hours, as we've just heard on that report. now in terms of the european situation, the europeans measured medicines agency, typically this can take months or even up to a year to approve a new vaccine. so we really are in unprecedented territory here. and it's going to be remarkably interesting to see what sort of timelines they come up with. but i think we can rest assured that they will be working flat out on this. they'll be doing a lot more. a lot of hard work on the fires that are not important. remember, it's a rolling program, so they have access to much more information than we have pfizer mid and it will be reporting to them o

or earlier i spoke to dr john campbell who's the hells analyst in the u.k. he told me the vaccine approval is good news but did express concern that it might lead people to let their guard down. yes i certain i certainly do this news is so good and there's quite a lot of euphoria around and the scientists of police and the politicians of please do you are pleased and i'm pleased but this is not going to start affecting herd immunity in significant numbers in the u.k. till march or april and the countries like germany and france read the regulations coming little more slowly than we probably talk about a pool maybe for we get significant that was a herd immunity until then we're going to need to ventilate out buildings we're going to have the hands face space message needs to get through we need to consider that we're going to victim indeed to keep our immune really levels good over winter everything that we're doing now has to be carried on for so months until we develop a good immunity and we're going to need at least 70 percent of people to become immune b

dr john campbell is an independent health analyst based in earlier we asked him how important this new vaccine is this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that's certainly going to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait a full 3 months before we give the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level of immunity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many more people so it really is going to change the situation in the united kingdom and in time in europe. and here's a look at the developments in the pandemic in the united states more than 3900 people died from close at 19 on wednesday and new record for daily for fatalities that's accor

that was dr john campbell in the u.k. well meanwhile germany has registered more than a 1000 coronavirus deaths in a single 24 hour period it's the highest toll since the pandemic begun and public health officials say that's partly because of the delay in reporting of the christmas holidays but new cases have been hard to out december specially among the elderly it's feared the number of deadly deaths could climb even higher in coming weeks. that's it from a finale i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour you can always visit our web site dot com for more at any time and you can follow us on social media channels as well the handle is at d. w. news coming up next on. news africa stage. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if your newspapers when official information as attorneys i have worked on the streets of many cantors and their problems are always the same forward to social inequality a lack of the free

struggling with a surge of virus cases that's threatening to overwhelm hospitals i'm now joined by john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator and joins us from carlisle in the north of england dr campbell thanks for joining us this pandemic is hitting your country and so many others very hard at this time how important is this new vaccine. it really is but this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that's only going to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait a full 3 months before we give the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level of immunity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many more people so it really is going to ch

well let's take a closer look at this mutation with john campbell he's an independent health i noticed an educator joins us from colorado in the north of england i welcome to day w. it's in the nature of viruses to mutate so why is this mutation got authorities so exercised. well they go to is that this new taishan all this embarrassment form of the virus was more prevalent in areas where there is an increase in incidence of the virus generally so in london in the southeast for example there was an escalation of cases and they found out that this virus was correlated with that escalation in cases and then this went to pull ups and down an important down the biological virological institute in the u.k. they did some blood based tests radical sure of the virus in the out human cell cultures question 50 k. did experiments and the conclusion from their work was that this virus is more of this this variant of the virus is more transmissible so we seem to have a virus which is more transmissible than the previous forms of this virus is still the soccer virus too of course is just a new varia

john campbell, the health and a list from the united kingdom. governor dean has dominated headlines this year, but there is another pandemic that still affects and kills millions of people around the world. the united nations figures show that $38000000.00 people were living with a child via aids. last year, nearly 700000 of them died as a result of the hiv infection. but prevention treatment measures are showing promise in the last decade, the number of new infections has decreased. and so has the number of people whose death was caused directly by a it's all factors related to the immune deficiency syndrome. yet experts predict that trends will reverse this year because of the covert, 19 pandemic, and lock downs causing, for example, a shortage of hiv medication. it's estimated there could be an additional 1400000 deaths caused by hiv as a result in south africa, one in 5 people has h. i think the new drug, however, is raising hopes for more effective prevention. as our correspondent, our leon things reports from cape town. for almost 2 decade

i'm now joined by john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator and joins us from colorado in the north of england dr campbell thanks for joining us this pandemic is hitting your country and so many others very hard at this time how important is this new vaccine really is but this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that's certainly going to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait for 3 months before we give the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level then unity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose but of course it also means we can vaccinate many more people so it really is going to change the situation in the united kingdom and in time in europe. but this this

struggling with a surge in virus cases that are threatening to overwhelm hospitals i'm not joined by john campbell he's an independent health analyst and educator and joins us from collin the north of england dr campbell thanks for joining us this pandemic is hitting your country and so many others very hard at this time how important is this new vaccine it really is but this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that's certainly going to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait for 3 months before we give the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level been unity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many more people so it really is going to change

earlier we spoke to john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator based in the north of england and he told us why authorities are getting so worried about this new mutation of the corona virus. well they go to is that this new taishan all this invariant form of the virus was more prevalent in areas where there is an increase in incidence of the virus generally so in london in the southeast for example there was an escalation of cases and they found out that this virus was correlated with dot escalation in cases and then this went to pull it in down to newport and down the bottle to cool virological institute in the u.k. they did similar law based tests where the collusion of the virus in the of human cell cultures of course sophisticated experiments and the conclusion from their work was that this virus is more of this this variant of the virus is more transmissible but what that means is that if the virus has a particular biological tendency to to be transmitted we have to be even more rigorous without the courses with our hands faced space ventilation measures because

we've been speaking to john campbell he's an independent health analyst and educator based in the northof england and he told us why the authorities are getting so worried about this new mutation of the corona virus. well they go to is that this new to a should all this invariant form of the virus was more prevalent in areas where there is an increase in incidence of the virus generally so in london in the southeast for example there was an escalation of cases and they found out that this virus was correlated with dot escalation in cases and then this went to pull ups and down in newport and down the bottle to cool virological institute in the u.k. they did similar law based tests where the culture of the virus in the of human cell cultures of course if this decayed experiments in the conclusion from their work was that this virus is more of this this variants of the virus is more transmissible and what that means is that if the virus has a particular biological tendency to to be transmitted we have to be even more rigorous without because it's where our hands faced space ventilation me

i'm now joined by john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator and joins us from colorado and the north of england dr campbell thanks for joining us this pandemic is hitting your country and so many others very hard at this time how important is this new that saying it really is but this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that certainly go to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait for 3 months before we give the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level of the unity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many walk people so it really is going to change the situation in the united kingdom and in time in europe. but this

john campbell. he is an independent health analyst and he's generated a large following on social media for all questions. coronavirus pandemic. dr. campbell, it's good to see you again. i'd like for us to start with medan and take a listen to what the company's chief medical officer said about safety and the vaccine trials in terms of significant safety concerns. serious threats to our health, we've not seen any such concerns to date. of course, we continue to monitor and will continue to monitor so on the trial this monitor, this monitoring continues. now, dr. campbell, today the company said that the trials showed 94 percent effectiveness and 100 percent effectiveness against severe coded 19100 percent. i mean that's remarkable, isn't it? it is quite remarkable. i mean this is based on a large study, this 30000 people involved 15000 got the vaccine 15000 in the placebo group and in the experimental group that actually got the vaccine. there was a level people paid to convert 19 infection out of 1

john campbell. he is an independent health analyst and he's generated a large following on social media for all questions. coronavirus pandemic, dr. campbell, it's good to see you again. i'd like for us to start with medan and take a listen to what the company's chief medical officer said about safety and the vaccine trials and terms of significant safety concerns. serious threats to our health, we've not seen any such concerns to date. of course, we continue to monitor and will continue to monitor. so on the trial this monitor, this monitoring continues. now, dr. campbell, today the company said that the trials showed 94 percent effectiveness and 100 percent effectiveness against severe coded 98100 percent. i mean that's remarkable, isn't it? it is quite remarkable. i mean, this is based on a large study, this 30000 people involved 15000 got the vaccine 15000 in the placebo group. and in the experimental group that actually got the vaccine. there was an 11 people picked to convert 19 infection out

let's get some perspective on this now we can speak to john that campbell he's an independent health analyst in the u.k. and he joins us for more hi john good to have you back on our show 1st of all can you explain to us what is different about this new strain. so this new strain was 1st identified in late september and he appears to originated in kant in england although that's not necessarily the case because in england we have a very high level of surveillance genomic you k. is actually sequenced of 140000 viral samples so it's a bit difficult to say where it originated but the difference is that this is a cluster of this characterized by 17 different mutations within the genome of the donors the nih gives rise to 17 amino acid changes in the proteome of the virus the overall structure of the virus and the most significant of those mutations is called and 5011 and this is particularly important because this is the 501st amino acid in the spike protein in the receptive binding they're made of this point protein which as you know is the big that actually latches into the cells so thi

struggling with a surge in virus cases that's threatening to overwhelm hospitals i'm now joined by john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator and joins us from carlisle in the north of england dr carole thanks for joining us this pandemic is hitting your country and so many others very hard at this time how important is this new vaccine. it really is but this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic and it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that's only going to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait for 3 months before we give the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level of immunity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many more people so it really is going to cha

trial data suggests it's not as effective there is also uncertainty about the best dosage when dr john campbell is an independent health analyst based in the u.k. earlier we asked him how important this new vaccine is this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and not certain to go to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait a full 3 months before we get the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level of immunity straight away without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many will people so it really is going to change the situation in the united kingdom and in time in europe and here now are some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic in the u.s. more

kingdom is struggling with a surge in virus cases that's threatening to overwhelm hospitals dr john campbell is an independent health analyst based in the u.k. earlier we asked him how important this new vaccine is. this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic and it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that's certainly going to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait a full 3 months before we give the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level of immunity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many will people so it really is going to change the situation in the united kingdom and in time in europe. germany has registered more than a 1000 coronavirus deaths in a single day for the 1

no better guide to this aspect of the story than the bbc‘s john campbell in northern ireland.rest of the uk, but there will have to be checks on those goods from the beginning ofjanuary. and businesses say the system isn't ready. they're calling for an extra adjustment period. here's chris page in belfast. at northern ireland's ports, including at belfast portjust across the water there, new border control posts will need to be built to carry out checks of, for example, products of animal origin, meat, milk, eggs, other dairy products that come here from the rest of the uk. but at the moment, it looks like those border patrol posts are not going be ready certainly by the 1st of january and may not be fully constructed until well into next year. and it's notjust businesses in the uk which are facing uncertainty. in france, belgium and the netherlands, there are also concerns about disruption at the border. here's nick beake in brussels. in the netherlands, the government has been running a campaign to help companies prepare for brexit, and it's doing that with the help of a fur

john campbell is bbc northern ireland's business editor. no one better to talk to on this issue.ffectively it resolves it by pushing the border from the land to the sea. so what is going to mean is that over time, they are going to be more checks and controls on goods coming across the irish sea from great britain into northern ireland. therefore nothing will have to be checked as it crosses the land border. that may have been some unionist in northern ireland and people like cindy wilson you just heard from my perhaps they were hoping that uk government would not go through this. —— sammy wilson. in recent times it would mean they would not go through it but remember the uk government said it was prepared to break international about walking back certain parts of that northern ireland agreement but now they have reached this agreement with the eu on this particular matter. they say they are going to implement this irish sea border and as far as the four mr of ireland is concerned, he says the matter is now closed and the checks will be on the sea closed and the checks will be on

john campbell from the u.k., and he was talking about the mink mutation from denmark.ost: dennis in kentucky. peter from chicago says, "the greater story of the last 50 years is peace breaking out in the middle east." michael, a republican, go ahead. caller: the reason why we are in such a big debt is because the money is going in republicans' pockets and the pockets of democrats. we cannot make it on $7.25 an hour. there are no jobs because everybody is shutting down. they are moving to another country because the white house, the democrats and the republicans -- the governor and the mayor we got. how did they expect us not to do that? especially when we have killings, people living on the streets and in their cars. host: michael, the homelessness, the unemployment, that is your top story? caller: yes. host: michael in louisiana. covid 19, which strain relates a flu that shut down the world. freedom and quality of life for most people worldwide." the house is about the gavel into session, an informal session. so we will be saying goodbye to all of you for this year. t

john campbell from the u.k., and he was talking about the mink mutation from denmark. host: dennis in kentucky. peter from chicago says, "the greater story of the last 50 years is peace breaking out in the middle east." michael, a republican, go ahead. caller: the reason why we are in such a big debt is because the money is going in republicans' pockets and the pockets of democrats. we cannot make it on $7.25 an hour. there are no jobs because everybody is shutting down. they are moving to another country because the white house, the democrats and the republicans -- the governor and the mayor we got. how did they expect us not to do that? especially when we have killings, people living on the streets and in their cars. host: michael, the homelessness, the unemployment, that is your top story? caller: yes. host: michael in louisiana. covid 19, which strain relates a flu that shut down the world. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. v

john campbell. he's an independent health analyst and joins us from colorado.