i'm joshua johnson. we are reimagining america's gun laws on this special edition of "the week." >>> it's been nearly 27 years since the last gun law passed congress. that was in 1994, when bill clinton was president. why has it taken so long for congress to act? in the next hour, we're going to work a panel of policy makers to draft a bill, broad strokes, not too much fine print, just to get the ideas out there. our goal is to put together a framework that could survive congress and get signed into law. we know the american people are ready to do something. but what might that something look like? first, let's lay out two assumptions for this conversation. one, we are assuming that the polls are correct and that something needs to be done legislatively to address gun violence. there are many ways to address gun deaths. we can see that. we stipulate that. but we're focused this hour on federal laws. just for this conversation. two, we're accepting the second amendment as currently interpreted. and i know

>> hey, joshua. there is some good news in this story late tonight, and that is the second officer who was injured because of the attack, who went to the hospital, has now been released late -- earlier this evening. our colleague alex mo confirmed this. and so, there is some very good news, that the second officer who was injured has been released from the hospital and he is doing well, joshua. >> that is extremely good news to hear that one officer has been released. talk now about what the mood is like around washington and capitol hill, i'm sure that helps provide a little bit of relief after an extremely wrenching day yesterday. >> it absolutely does. just the slightest sliver of good news after a very tragic day yesterday with the death of one officer of capitol police. so what this is doing, this is going to continue the discussion over security, over how the capitol should proceed. of course, after january 6th, there was this intense security presence of 25,000 national guard that has now depl

>> joshua, i think this would be a heavy lift.iability protections for gun manufacturers. so i think it would take a long time to socialize this issue. you could certainly make some conservative arguments for it, because you would be exposing the gun industry to market forces and people would have to buy insurance. that's a good way have to buy insurance. that is a good woi to assess risks but i think we are very far away from the republican side from anything like this. >> it feels almost like the way we deal with cigarette manufactures. where, if you get lung cancer, do you sue r.j. reynolds? we did sue them and use the way they market cigarettes that brought in hundreds of millions of dollars, maybe that, carlos, is part of the issue. it's not just the product used but the climate around that product, the culture around that. maybe that's the way to talk about it, with those concerned about the second amendment. >> that would be a better angle, i think. that would be something that at least republicans could begin to listen to.

but for now, i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. hi, joshua. >> hi, alicia. thank you very much. and hello to you. it is very good to be with you tonight. people across the nation are taking to the streets over police violence, again. >>> this week, hundreds of people have been arrested in connection to protests. our reporters have been speaking with residents and officials after the deaths of daunte wright and adam toledo. they are, live, in a moment. >>> plus, our weekly special on the trial of derek chauvin. the jury is gearing up for closing arguments how soon will we have a verdict? from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> two cities are grieving young lives, lost, in officer-involved shootings. this week, residents protested in chicago, and in brooklyn center, near minneapolis. brooklyn center's mayor has issued a citywide curfew starting tonight, at 11:00 local time. that's midnight, eastern. people are gathering there for the seventh night in a row. they are protesting the police killing of 20-year-o

yeah, so just a reminder to the viewers, joshua.ction, but most importantly, severe disease, hospitalization and death. the trial data had already shown that people can still get the virus, but the risk of severe disease, illness, and death was severely reduced. so, we know that people can still, unfortunately, get infected and get sick. but as i said, the clinical priorities that are most important are still maintained. >> another viewer tweeted, the risk of getting covid-19 still outweighs the risk of blood clots or adverse events. people seem more afraid of queasiness and fainting than long covid and death? can you talk a little bit about what it means when you say the pros outweigh the cons, particularly with some of the news about a few blood clots reported with people who got the astrazeneca vaccine? >> yeah, that's a really great question. so, what we mean when we say that the pros of the vaccine outweigh the cons. as i just said, the pros or the benefits of the covid-19 vaccination includes significant reduction in severe di

>> i think so joshua. the autopsy does not use the word asphyxia, but so far all of the medical experts except for the medical examiner, dr. baker, have said asphyxia. so the defense has tried to exploit this, and tell the jurors that if the well-qualified experts can't agree on what killed mr. floyd that is reasonable doubt, and the problem for defense says dr. baker's testimony didn't give them much to work with, and he reinforced what all the other medical experts said, but with his encounter with chauvin george floyd would not have died on that day in 2020. >> let's listen to part of the cross-examination of the medical examer. >> in any death investigation, you are trying to cause the manner of death, correct? >> yes. >> in this particular case you obviously took into consideration the police restraint, right? >> correct. >> you also took into consideration the heart disease, correct? >> yes. >> as well as the toxicology results, agreed? >> yes. >> and you factored in -- there's the cause and manner o

i am joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> there's good news in getting americans their covid vaccinations. according to the cdc half of the adults in the u.s. have received at least one shot. starting tomorrow everybody 18 and older is eligible nationwide. all adults is expecting a media blitz from the white house to talk about the new eligibility. finding an appointment could be more difficult with the johnson & johnson vaccine on pause. dr. anthony fauci says he expect the j&j vaccine to go back in use. >> my estimate is we will continue to use it in some form. i doubt very seriously if they just cancel it. i don't think that's going to happen. i do think that there will likely be some sort of warning or restriction or risk assessment. i don't think it's just going to go back and say, everything is fine, go right back. i think it will likely say we will use it but be careful under these certain circumstances. >>> in russia's doctors fear alexi novotny will die soon. he is three weeks into a hunger

joshua: i think there are a few things.f them is to make a lot more vaccines, to really try to scale up production. that can be done directly through working with companies or indirectly by having those vaccines made elsewhere in the world like has been done for other types of medical product as well as an article in the new york times today trying to find other types of vaccines that are even easier to make. i think at this point, it should not be a question of whether we are going to help the world get back, but how and how quickly cannot realistically be done? we should take the same sense of urgency we had for vaccinated the u.s. population because really, it is one world and it is humanity versus the virus. lisa: we could just as well be facing europe as they are facing increasing setbacks. based on what you have seen, do you think that europe is getting its act together and getting closer to a more sustainable vaccination schedule or further away as more questions get raised about the astrazeneca vaccine? joshua: i'm

hey sam. >> reporter: joshua, good evening. water reservoir could not be patched, so sprint onward to dump almost 500 million gallons of waste water into the gulf of mexico. notes for context. officials say it's mainly salt water, some concentration of nitrogen and ammonia, not good for environment, wouldn't want to swim in it but not radio active. biggest concern is flooding. more than 300 homes in the evacuation zone and residents are fearful to come back and find homes flooded or looted in the meantime. beyond that, were this one pond to rupture, two others next to it carry 880 million gallons of water that have been drawn down, officials feel better where we are now. bringing in pumps. national guard air dropped pumps on the top of the stack, went from 30 million discharged, to hopefully 60 million by tomorrow. time line from 12 days originally, to four or five to have all the water out in gulf of mexico. every inch reduces pressure on the pond and risk and exposure people face. also a natural gas facility over my shoulder,

and 'ust briefly, joshua, what is _ to quite cold.hua, what is the way forward to quite cold. and just briefly, - joshua, what is the way forward for this now and how could it be used further down the line? uh, lat this now and how could it be used further down the line?— further down the line? a lot of applications — further down the line? a lot of applications for _ further down the line? a lot of applications for any _ further down the line? a lot of applications for any flight - further down the line? a lot of applications for any flight on i further down the line? a lot of. applications for any flight on any atmospheric body, so not only mars but tighten, the moon of saturn, has atmosphere, as well as venus. slightly different conditions there, but the physicals of the samples to as far as mars goes, science, down into ravines, mountains, place you cannot go with a rover, but potential scouting, as well as human exploration.- well as human exploration. many, man , well as human exploration. many, many, congratulations. _ well as

>> it's a really good question, joshua. the first tactic here for democrats according to the majority leader chuck schumer, is look for barr put -- bipartisanship where you could get. he urged chairs to look for points of commonality, and that's not just done to say that they can do things bipartisanly, it's done with politics in mind. the 2022 midterms are looming, democrats would like to be able to say that it tried to work with republicans, and republicans obstructed them at every turn. that would be a great message democrats feel to be able to run on. it would also show the depths of how far republicans will go to obstruct a democratic messaging in policy platform. take a look at how chuck schumer framed it just this week. >> if our credo is this, we always want to try to work in bipartisan way. but we must have a bold agenda. if our republican colleagues say we will only vote for something that is mini school and won't do the job, we will not be able to get that done. our first instinct is to reach out and see if we ca

my colleague joshua johnson will continue this conversation about gun legislation with a special hour of "the week" tonight, at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on msnbc. how the gun campaign had unsuspecting reporters to sign up for weekly contributions and he'll tell us if what they did was even legal. plus actress mandy gonzalez talks about the importance of being fearless working toward achieving your dreams. we'll be right back. ard achieving your dreams. we'll be right back. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal,

>> jurors are not stupid, joshua. they heard, in the span of days, from five minnesota police officers. the police chief, which is rare that a police chief would testify. the officer that trained chauvin. a law professor, at the end of the case. and chauvin's supervisor who, all, consistently testified that, the use of force by chauvin was unreasonable. it was unjustified. it was excessive. and chauvin was not trained to use this force. this was in opening statement i think we heard nelson say that -- that he's going to prove that -- that chauvin did what he was trained to do. well, that's not true. and that, at the end, that, you know, that -- that this is against department protocol. so, you know, this guy, you know, is poker face, sitting there opining on the reasonableness of use of force, in the face of extremely compelling testimony by multiple witnesses. about how it is unreasonable and excessive. and -- and -- and so, you know, to chris's point, it's not the quantity, it's the quality of these witnesses. but t

joshua men has been removed from his post after criticizing february scoop.riscilla has reported more coronavirus deaths in a single day than ever before. or thousand 209 -- 4209 facilities were reported tuesday. intensive care units are almost full, but he president is ignoring calls for a national lockdown. the african union is switching plans from buying the astrazeneca vaccine and will switch to johnson and johnson instead. the union wants to ensure that africans have access to the greatest range of doses possible. >> all your this year, south africa suspended its vaccination program with the astrazeneca jab as it would not be as effective against the strain. it has been refunded for the other 500,000 doses that were due to be delivered. the government has been criticized for potentially wasting money, but they are continuing to engage with astrazeneca as they continue to research and develop new vaccines. in the meantime, they have bought millions of doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine. they're hoping to -- it has been a long wait for a full vaccinati

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joshua ravich. how exciting! you are watching bbc news.rged with murdering the black man george floyd, has heard the closing arguments from the prosecution. the lead prosecutor, jerry blackwell, told the jury mr chauvin had continued to compress mr floyd's neck even after he'd become unconscious and first aiders had arrived to assist him. the defence argued that mr chauvin had correctly followed police training. security has been ramped up around the court building in minneapolis, with barbed wire and armed soldiers. thejury the jury has retired to consider its verdict. full coverage here on bbc news. from me and the team, bye—bye. hello there. april showers have been in short supply. it's been a very dry month so far. and for most places, tuesday will be another dry day with some sunny spells. but across the north of the uk, we can expect some patchy rain, courtesy of a weather front — you can see it here on the chart — drifting in from the northwest, moving slowly southeastwards through the day and weakening all the while. for much of en

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_ beautiful cinematographer, joshua james richards, and to the entire _ joshua james richards, and tompany. were _ the entire nomadland company. were there any surprises, peter? i think it was a surprise to many that sir anthony hopkins was named best actor at the age of 83. of course he has won an oscar before four silence of the lambs, winning this time for the father and a story that resonates with many families struggling with an older relative, in this case the father of the family, struggling with dementia, and the gradual loss of memory and how that challenges the family dynamic. there anthony hopkins wasn't on hand, certainly not here — i understand he is in wales at the moment — so we didn't see him accepting his award. a surprise, because it was a very challenging category that he was in, very strong competition. but i think really topping his career with that very gritty performance that he put in. thank you very much. peter bowes, covering the oscars for others. well, we can now speak to michael schneider, who's senior editor at variety magazine. good to talk to you as wel

hello, joshua. >> that is very good news about alexandra.see you tonight as well. speaking of a busy week capitol is drawing battle lines over president biden's infrastructure plan. and not just between democrats and republicans. what is the strategy for pushing the bill through a gridlocked senate? we'll talk to the chair of the house transportation and infrastructure committee, congressman peter defazio is here. >>> today, georgia's governor hit back at major league baseball for moving the all-star game out of atlanta. >> major league baseball put the wishes of stacey abrams and joe biden ahead of the economic

from nbc news world headquarters in washington, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." the prosecution set out to prove that derek chauvin's decision to restrain george floyd as he did was a substantial call of his death. the defense argued what we've seen in the infamous video might not tell the whole story. >> this case is not about split second decision making. in 9:29, they are 497 seconds, not a split second among them. >> if you can believe your eyes that it's a homicide, it's murder, you can believe your eyes. >> common sense tells you there are always two sides to a story. there is no political or social cause in this courtroom. but the evidence is far greater than 9:29. >> that video evidence is playing a major role in the prosecution, as is some footage we had not seen yet. during monday's opening statement, prosecutor jerry black well played the video we have seen in its entirety, including george floyd being pinned and carried away. mr. blackwell argued the video is clear proof of force. this was the video that prompted 911 dispatcher gina lee scurry to repo

but for now, i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. hi, joshua. >> hi, alicia. taking to the streets over police violence, again. >>> this week, hundreds of people have been arrested in connection to protests. our reporters have been speaking with residents and officials after the deaths of daunte wright and adam toledo. they are, live, in a moment. >>> plus, our weekly special on the trial of derek chauvin. the jury is gearing up for closing arguments how soon will we have a verdict? from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> two cities are grieving young lives, lost, in officer-involved shootings. this week, residents protested in chicago, and in brooklyn center, near minneapolis. brooklyn center's mayor has issued a

joshua sharfstein there of johns hopkins.till ahead, e-sports giant veloce becomes the first to acquire a real-life sporting franchise ahead os planned public offering r. e-sports could be olympic. that is something to wrap your head around. almost as difficult to understand as nft's. ceo rupert svendsen-cook joins us to talk about this burgeoning phenomenon hear -- phenomenon. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i am matt miller. traditional sports came to a halt in 2020. the e-sports industry saw explosive growth. fast forward to now. one of the leading e-sports companies, veloce, launching a funding round to continue expansion ahead of its public offering and expanding into physical sports. ceo rupert spence and -- ceo rupert svendsen-cook joins from london to talk about this. let's talk first about the physical foray. tell us about extreme e-sports. rupert: extreme e is a brand-new electric racing series. we had our first race three weeks ago in saudi arabia. they race in parts of the planet affected by

joshua sharfstein, should jon take the day off? dr.n: the first thing is to thank you for doing it. it is really important for people to get vaccinated when they can. it is absently true if it is the second shot, they are more likely to have symptoms the next day. have that as an option tomorrow, it is not a bad idea. they will bounce back quickly and be sharp on the air as ever. tom: i think the soccer talk -- jon: i will be off tomorrow. lisa: i will be off wednesday. just to bring this back on the rails, do women have a more severe reaction than men? dr. sharfstein: that might be the case, but i do not know that for sure. there is a wide range of responses. some people have a little bit of soreness in their arm, some people feel under the weather for a day or so. everybody is back and ready to go the next day. tom: we have seen a lot of misinformation, different politics. what is the messaging you require right now from professionals? what did they do next to calm this nation? dr. sharfstein: this is a difficult time because we are

>> delaware state trooper joshua morris showing off how it's done on the basketball court.game, joshua's number one fan, the officers gifting the young trooper a pair of steph curry sneakers. the golden state superstar inspired, inviting josh to a game, handing over his jersey. a show of love for a neighborhood hero. that's curry for the win. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

i am michael steele and joshua johnson has the weekend off. right now president biden is preparing to mark his first 100 days in congress. what does the american public think of his time in office? a brand-new poll is giving us fresh insight into what is going on and what is working and what isn't? plus, i have been trying to get d.c. representation in congress, and now a statehood bill is headed for the senate. how does it -- why does it matter and what will it take? a new defense is emerging for the three ex-officers involved in george floyd's arrest. blame it all on derek chauvin. will it work? i will ask an expert. welcome to "the week." president biden marks his first 100 days in office next week, so how is he doing stphg new nbc polling out today shows americans support what he has done and there's clearly room for improvement, but it's worth noting his predecessor had a 40% approval rating this time four years ago. not so bad, joe. the number one issue he's dealing with according to poll respondants, the coronavirus. remember, it was ju

his name is joshua, according to theirselves, the persons who have been here for some time. for most unwed men, by and large they are referred to by their surname. because i was the first pratt, i will heretofore, and henceforth, i will always be pratt and he will be joshua, i suppose. >> what was it like coming over? >> i came over on a ship, a fishing vessel, a smaller one called "the sparrow." smaller than other vessels that brought other persons. so on that arched at demerol's cove, so not directly here. and then it wasn't so turbulent for we were arriving ahead of the summer. so that is a fair time to sail, whereas i hear the persons who arrived here, they encountered various storms along the way, violent storms, i hear, for they were heading directly into the winter. whereas i and nine other men, we then took "the sparrow" again to new plymouth here. it is but a day with a strong wind, and so that did not take long, and then we rendezvous with two other ships for -- we were the advanced party of an expedition that was sent to establish a separate plantation among the b

still feel that i was very much encouraged by the courage of the activists in hama no address from joshua early all it takes that were convicted and sentenced to die because a show that stayed out haha those who never will continue to fight for what's right so i'd say it's being very much motivated and at the same hatteras traces. glacier originally from hong kong now living here in berlin and the founder of keyboard frontline really appreciate your time thank you very much. now to another place in southeast asia where democracy is being rolled back and that's miramar opponents of the military regime say they have formed an interim unity government including representatives from the country's ethnic minorities this as the u.n. human rights chief has warned the situation in miramar could be spiraling to a full blown syria style conflict more than $700.00 people have been killed since the military took power in a coup in february and since then its crackdown on pro-democracy protesters has only grown stronger. these are the lengths myanmar's military will go. to crackdown on dissenting voic

people like joshua's or is so happy about that. we'll talk about that that just a few minutes with him. but it means more people can go inside. just think about 6 months ago. there is no way i could be inside a bakery. but now i'm inside and starting as early as today. if you live in marin county you could have 50% capacity when it comes to indoor dining, full retail places of worship. 50% bars wineries 50% as well. movie theaters with the summer months and the blockbusters coming out just right around the corner. 50% capacity. the bar's. well, you can do indoor as well with some modifications and more people could be heading back to the office as opposed to working long distance. we're slowly but surely at least a marine county going back to their i say maybe early 2020 before the pandemic slammed all of us. let's talk to joshua's or with sauce a little bakery and cafe here. your thoughts on going from orange to yellow sir. i like it is. it is given that more people they can can see it hopefully. but, you know, as that, you know,

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to the weekend. >>> this week both sides reveal their strategies for the trial. the prosecution set out to chew -- to restrain george floyd as he did as a substantial cause for his death. the defense argued that what we have seen might not tell the whole story. >> this case is not about split- second decision-making. in nine minutes 29 seconds there are 479 seconds, not a split second among them. you can believe your eyes. >> common sense tells you there are always two sides to a story. there is no social cause in this courtroom. the evidence is far greater than nine minutes 29 seconds. >> that video evidence is playing a major role in the prosecution as is some footage we had not seen yet. during monday's opening statement, prosecutor jerry blackwell played the video we have seen in its entirety, about 9:30 minutes including george floyd pinned and been carried away. mr. blackwell argued that the video is clear proof of excessive force. that day assistant attorney general mat

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joshua johnson has the weekend off. right now, we're keeping our eye on protests over police violence. demonstrators today are asking, when will this end? >> they didn't have to kill any of them. nobody deserves to die over police officers. >> i'll talk to a former member of president obama's 21st century policing task force. >>> plus, we're expecting a landmark new u.n. climate report to drop any moment. and experts say it will tell us we're focusing on the wrong issue. what would that mean for biden's climate pledge? a young activist who is leading the charge to save the planet will join me live. and tomorrow's oscars set records for diversity, but trust me, they still have a long way to go. welcome to "the week." this week saw a guilty verdict for one police officer convicted of murdering a black man. but in the next 24 hours, at least six more people died at the hands of police officers. today, protesters took to the streets in cities across america to demand police reform and accountability. in elizabeth city, nort

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have pleaded guilty to charges of illegal assembly for a rally in june of last year jailed activist joshua wang is among tens of thousands of people gathered on june 4th to commemorate the 1989 crackdown on protesters in beijing's tiananmen square. the volcano in guatemala has rushing lava currently residents are concerned that it could spread to nearby communities including a densely populated capital city just 25 kilometers away the volcano has had high levels of activity over the past 2 months. let's head to india which is reeling from another record number of covert 1000 cases with over 380000 new infections reported in the last day despite international aid arriving oxygen is still in short supply across the country overwhelmed hospitals have been forced to turn patients away leaving their relatives desperately trying to source medical supplies themselves. a woman banks. all right she pleads. as she tries to find oxygen for her desperately sick mother. on her father who vanished i didn't get there my mother is very seriously ill and for the past 2 days we've been trying to get a bed i

beautifully lens by dp joshua james richards, who captures the harsh beauty of the midwest.omad land is a wide—screen experience that will be in uk cinemas from may the 17th. in the meantime, you can find it online on disney plus. from the sublime to the ridiculous, with wild mountain thyme, a ripe slice of irish whimsy that makes the fluffy 90s charm a waking makes the fluffy 90s charm waking ned look like a hard hitting ken loach documentary and gives the 2010 stinker a run for its money as the most preposterous torc ever to grace the emerald isle. are you all right? fine, how are you doing out there? fishing. that was fishing? yeah. emily blunt and jamie dornan are star—crossed pair rosemary and anthony, who grew up on neighbouring farms. and they were clearly made for each other, despite anthony's bizarre inability to pop the question. would you marry me? enterjon hamm's american relative, adam, and quickly gets the hots for rosemary and her land after being offered the chance to buy the family farm, which anthony's father feels he is ill suited to inherit. i don't see a

have pled guilty to charges of illegal assembly for the rally in june of last year jailed activist joshua wang was among them tens of thousands of people gathered on june the 4th to commemorate the 1989 crackdown on protesters in beijing's tiananmen square. at least 13 people have been killed in fighting on the frontier between the central asian nations of tajikistan and kurdistan dozens more were injured poorly drawn borders dating back to the soviet union have caused tension between the 2 neighbors. turning to india now which is seeing a another spike in kuwait in 1000 cases with over 380000 new infections reported in the last day despite international aid arriving oxygen is still in short supply across the country overwhelmed ta spittles have been forced to turn patients away leaving their relatives desperately trying to source medical supplies themselves. a woman begs. the she pleads. as she tries to find. for her desperately sick mother. of 5 and i mean that my mother is very seriously ill and for the past 2 days we've been trying to get a bed in so many hospitals in delhi and. acros

joshua sharfstein joins us. thank you so much for joining us. go to the simple thing we have learned, which is cases are flat or even increase, at some point, increased deaths follow on. if we have cases where they are and deaths doing pretty well now where they are, what does it mean for summer with the dynamic between those two events? dr. sharfstein: we know that, in some parts of the country, we are not just seeing cases go up but also seeing hospitalizations, and i think that is very likely going to be correlated with deaths. i think hospitalizations is in between those two things. it is possible because the more seriously at risk people are getting vaccinated, there will not be quite the association between cases and deaths we saw earlier in the pandemic, but if hospitalizations are rising, i think it is a fair bet we see deaths rising too. tom: are we prolonging pandemic agony by not having strict lockdowns? dr. sharfstein: i think if they were more intentioned towards the critical aspect of disease control here in the united states, we w

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