joining me now to break this down as date of the reporter, matthew moore. matthew, do we know when this pandemic is going to be over? well, that very question is at the heart of a heated to be in science circles at the moment. the head of the w 2 actually said he hopes and thinks and believes it can end this year. but you have a big debate in a moment. and on the one side of that debate, you have scientists like those at university college london who say we need to prepare to move from pandemic phase to endemic phase. and that basically means living with a virus accepting that people will get infected and accepting that some people or get seriously ill. but governments can manage that wellness and that we have to tolerate a certain level of death, as well as callous is that may sound. and they say that the reason for that is that we've actually said our people and that we have enough natural immunity in society . you know, that's, that's the picture in britain. know what constitutes an endemic really comes down to what level of death is a society willing to

matthew moore, thanks so much. now tennis star rough and dull, has given a boost to the australian open simply by turning up the practice that comes less than 2 weeks after he confirmed he had tested positive for coven. 19 the spaniard looked fully recovered. as he trained in melbourne, the tournament starts on january 17, but the tournament organizes still don't know of needles. great rival, know that joke of it will defend his title given that he has to be vaccinated to play in the tournament. the entertainment world is mourning the passing of american comedy actress betty white, who died on years eve. she made her television debut in 1939 white, remained in the public eye until her death and had been planning to celebrate. a 100th birthday this month. the grand dame of american television had the longest career of any woman in the entertainment industry spanning more than 6 decades. betty white saucy charm gave life to numerous memorable and quirky characters that she earned to emmy awards for her role on the ma

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matthew rosendale of montana. congresswoman mary miller of illinois. congressman barry moore of alabama.use] congressman andy harris of maryland. [applause] congressman warren davidson of ohio. [cheers and applause] congressman mike johnson of louisiana. [cheers and applause] congressman andrew cleveland of georgia. [cheers and applause] congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of georgia. [cheers and applause] congressman mike kelly of pennsylvania. [cheers and applause] congressman scott franklin of florida. [cheers and applause] congresswoman yvette harrell of new mexico. [cheers and applause] we are also joined by two people from i am so grateful to know, congresswoman julia letlow of louisiana and congressman chris smith of new jersey. [cheers and applause] first up, congresswoman julia letlow, the first republican woman elected to congress from the state of louisiana. a new and deep friend to the march for life. congresswoman. ms. letlow: thank you. who is ready to march for life? my name is julia letlow, i'm honored to be here with all of you today as we collectively raise our voices