let's go to kellen howell. >> sorry. had to figure out how to unmute. i have a question about the booster program. planners are saying that, specifically for folks who have got pfizer or moderna, there is a group of people who are not eligible for a booster shot. i guess this is a question for dr. fauci. it looks like based on the data you are looking at, folks who are not getting a booster shot are not as well protected as those who are getting a booster. what is your message to those people? is it likely that everyone will be able to get a booster soon? dr. fauci: i think the short answer to your question is that, yes, it will be very likely that everyone will be able to get a booster within a reasonable period of time. i want people to appreciate that when you are looking at the pace and the cadence of vaccinations and boosters in the united states, people who have a primary vaccination are still quite protected against severe disease and hospitalization. as we have said very often, we want to stay ahead of the virus. that is one of the reasons why i

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we are joined by kellen pickering to talk about this. what will be the economic impact of this?>> the data was in december or november and january. let's see how long the restrictions last. two things worth keeping in mind. the first is that based on economic trends, the lockdowns have a smaller impact each time they happened. restrictions during winter last year were less bad than expected and much less bad than spring. that gives hope things will not be so bad this time around. the second thing is we have learned -- production and construction -- i think that is the reason why the market is not patching through expectations we will get through this. the european economy is fundamentally strong. michael: -- guy: what does that mean for the ecb? you've laid this out and some research notes. they may deliver their expectations for this year and the year beyond they have to decide what to do with pepp. the problem is they are looking at a situation that is deteriorating in europe because of the covid wave. the wave will not last that long. as a result of which when we get to sprin