pong has been assigned to cover it for stand news.public what really is going on right now in this so—called election. and, at the same time, to avoid being accused of breaking the law. in the last year, almost all pro—democracy council members have been arrested or have fled the city. china has completely overhauled the electoral system here. now, only candidates approved by the authorities can stand, so—called �*patriots�*. junius ho is a beijing loyalist, standing for re—election. everybody is pro—beijing. everybody is pro—establishment. this isn't a real diversity of opinion. i...i beg to disagree. for those who run the show or participate in an election must be patriotic and love your country. would you expect some traitor to be your leader? most of them know they will win the so—called election before the result is announced. 1,192 votes. but everybody pretends like they are running a competitive election, so it's really quite surreal. ten days after the election, national security police arrive at ronson chan's home in the earl

pong has been assigned to cover it for stand news.ally is going on right now in this so—called election. and, at the same time, to avoid being accused of breaking the law. in the last year, almost all pro—democracy council members have been arrested or have fled the city. china has completely overhauled the electoral system here. now, only candidates approved by the authorities can stand, so—called �*patriots�*. junius ho is a beijing loyalist, standing for re—election. everybody is pro—beijing. everybody is pro—establishment. they're out in force. if you ever wanted to understand how much hong kong has changed, it's this. plainclothes police officers confiscating candles lit in remembrance. but hong kong refuses to forget. victoria park was once a place where the dead of tiananmen could be remembered. not anymore. 25 years since the handover, hong kong is becoming like any other chinese city. the promises of its special status broken. this is more than a crackdown. this is a transformation. hello, there. part two of the weekend is lo

>> jimmy: actually, i am yeah, i get paid on the show to play beer pong [ laughter ] it's a great gigoing to make one. >> jimmy: all right, good luck here we go [ laughter ] go ♪ [ cheers and applause >> oh, [ bleep ], not even in the area i don't even have the right -- no, i'm not even close >> jimmy: i -- i -- now i'm drifting >> oh, my gosh i haven't hit the cup yet. >> jimmy: i'm throwing two at a time now [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: i got one. i got one. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ >> i got one in. >> jimmy: yeah, i got one too. oh, my gosh, two >> i got two ♪ >> jimmy: ooh. [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause this is amaz -- >> i got a lot of rim. >> jimmy: amazing skill. yeah i got one. [ laughter ] >> oh, no, i got -- >> jimmy: how many did you get >> i got two >> jimmy: that's interesting, because i got three. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ bell dinging ] i got a good shot at you right there. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: all right, we're tied up we're tied up and we're down to the final challenge, okay? >> someone's going to have to pick up all the balls. >> jimmy: and this is the -- >> sorry about

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a lot of people say that is hard to imagine, that that with -- would create a ping-pong effect. i think the point of these hearings is to wake people up to the severity of this. i like to think of them as a play in four acts, planning, execution, cover up, and then i think the fourth one which is the most important could this happen again? i think the answer is 100% yes. everyone in america needs to, regardless of political party, join hands and say we don't want that. we actually want to control our own government going forward. host: the cost of not indicting trump's presidency without guardrails. guest: i did this thought experiment with my students were we went through under the constitution all the ways that presidents can be held accountable. if we know there is no ticket we picked through them all and they have all blown through the last administration. impeachment is supposed to be the biggie and that is pretty much dead now for think about incentives paired that is why we have a three-pronged system. everyone was worried about their papers being graded by someone else.

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reporter: officials are calling it a sort of ping-pong effect -- when you look at wastewater numbers.ubvariants are showing up in more than 50% of the samples. >> we are seeing them contented to have a high level of transition in the community. what that means is the virus concentrations are elevated. its continued to be at a very high level. reporter: public health department to put a director michael valieva says hospitals have seen a steady amount of patients. many test positive with covid while there with other problems and not there because of covid. which is positive. but there are still issues. >> it may be circulating in hospitals, which means they may also have staffing challenges they are contending with. reporter: abandon it -- reporter: the pandemic continues to strain society. when he to see a drop of numbers before they can say we are exiting the surge. >> it is important for people to stay belligerent and take the steps they can personality to help protect themselves. such as wearing a tight fitting face covering and ensuring they have gatherings in outdoor spaces or in

it prevents whiplash and ping-pong affect with the change of the administration that begins investing in their regulatory agencies authority that does not exist. it's terribly difficult for the energy industry to try to comply with all of that. my point in time there free to do this and at a time they are not. this will help consumers tremendously at a time when they are already struggling with inflation and high gas prices. steve: overall it shows elections have consequences and significant long-term ones. this is from the 2016 elections we are still seeing the effects. thank you so much. much more ahead. don't go away. >> welcome to fox news live. tensions in ohio tonight after police released video of a deadly officer involved shooting. demonstrators have been gathering and blocking city streets the body can video released earlier today shows a number of officers firing dozens of rounds at the man after he fled a traffic stop. the family is pleading for call. russian forces continue to push into ukraine to take full control of the region the edge on —- that area was considered the

just really wanted to say that it will really look like that our war turns into such a political ping-pong and it will really look like a sham and a sham platform and it really is and it is incorrect and the wrong decision. thank you, it was oleksandra antoniuk and yaroslav bozhko. thank you for your work on the espresso tv channel and for the quality analysis and now we have the chronicles of the information war with olga leni mrs. ol, we welcome you we invite you to say good morning thank you thank you khrystyna antin well literally in a moment we will start with the start of a large-scale offensive in a ferocious manner in which moscow is trying to take over ukraine has changed significantly today, let's talk about the ideology that the kremlin uses in the ways of occupying ukraine and about those propagandists who promote it at the beginning of last week, the president of the russian federation, vladimir putin, signed a decree on granting russian citizenship in a simplified manner to all residents of ukraine. this is reported by e- well, in different ways, but what is interesting is th

judge knows this i think better than anybody because she's playing beer pong all weekend long.s. >> i'll slap you. >> he might like that. >> how much for solo cups? >> i am really bad at this. >> in the answers -- everybody is right in the zone, what is the answer? 4.46. >> i went right over. >> nobody one. >> nobody guest. >> i want to hear about it. [laughter] >> they won't sell me solo so cups anymore. >> it's environmentally friendly. you know because you don't drink alcohol but the rest of us do, judge, josÉ cuervo, how many leaders? and/or even know. his leaders french? >> i believe it is, the metric system. >> i was a gallon, the best we could do josÉ cuervo margarita mix. >> i am back where i started at 12.99. i need one here. >> 7.98 everybody was over. >> this is happens when we are in the city. >> yeah, you've got to get out of the country. so who's up? you are up. >> you one so, right? >> catsup and mustard together. >> i can't see -- >> mustard is pretty sizable. [laughter] >> i've got it, i think i've got it. i feel good about this from. >> i'm not putting in more

it prevents whiplash and ping-pong affect with the change of the administration that begins investing in their regulatory agencies authority that does not exist. it's terribly difficult for the energy industry to try to comply with all of that. my point in time there free to do this and at a time they are not. this will help consumers tremendously at a time when they are already struggling with inflation and high gas prices. steve: overall it shows elections have consequences and significant long-term ones. this is from the 2016 elections we are still seeing the effects. thank you so much. much more ahead. don't go away. revolution" special. steve: welcome back to the fourth of july special. just at the start of the show we are to be profamily so we went to show with you a new documentary that shines a light on family gender roles and you from challenges. >> i became a mom i felt like my identity completely changed. >> i didn't understand them out she had to endure. >> the twisted notion you just have to ask for help. >> i became obsessed with the quest what was happening to us. >> wi

after checking the territory and securing here will close the flank pong. the total number of foreign marks here was estimated, at least in the hundreds soldiers of misfortune, lifeless bodies of some of them were left at the battlefields. some were captured like this polish colonel hooker. so by show daniela's done that i am a lawyer. i mean, lawyer should, i knew that lot. ah, i did also thing. i did also to don and i will put her. she'll go any further than i own ukraine. boone prisoners of war taken here. talk of how they've been treated by their command. admittedly, possibly under duress, primo wasn't better here in captivity than out in your positions. there. nothing is clear there. the commanders are not doing anything. can you explain to thought of soldiers that if they surrender, how will they be treated at times better than their the remaining foreign guns for hire? those who survived, at least they ran out of this place, ran out of the town of several denette crossing this river and into the town of least chance, which is very clearly visible beh

it prevents whiplash and ping-pong affect with the change of the administration that begins investinggulatory agencies authority that does not exist. it's terribly difficult for the energy industry to try to comply with all of that. my point in time there free to do this and at a time they are not. this will help consumers tremendously at a time when they are already struggling with inflation and high gas prices. steve: overall it shows elections have consequences and significant long-term ones. this is from the 2016 elections we are still seeing the effects. thank you so much. much more ahead. don't go away. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire hi. we're zerowater. and we believe everyone deserves matching your job description. the purest tasting water. that's why we strive for zero. you see, to some it means nothing. but to us, it means everything. here, take a look. this meter showing triple zeros

. >> i wanted to be a punk pong champion. dan: let's start with savvy investor. paul, the husband of nancy pelosi, they are quite the money-making machine. paul pelosi bought millions worth computer stock minutes before congress voted to subsidize the industry. when asked about trading stocks months ago, nancy pelosi said this. >> over the course of your career has your husband ever made an investment based on. >> no, absolutely not. this is a free market. it's a free market economy and we should be able to participate. dan: they are so good at the stock trading, financial gurus follow her every move on social media. they are hoping to beat the market too. just follow the pelosis. how did they get so good at it. they have been beating the system for years. this clip is from 11 years ago. do you think it's all right for a speaker to accept a preferential favorable stock deal. at the time you were speaker of the house. you don't think it's a conflict of interest? >> it's not true, and that's that. dan: how much did paul pelosi trade on the stock market. in 2022 not

and i think you're going to see a lot of concern expressed by groups outside home pong as it's trial continues in the days of perhaps even weeks ahead. edge and brown. they're watching that trial for us in hong kong. thanks so much, adrian. how russian president vladimir prison has told his forces to push on with their offensive in easton ukraine. moscow now claims control of the whole of the loo hands region. after capturing the city of this, the chance troops and now stepping up, attacks and neighboring dimansky, but ukraine's president has vowed to retake all areas seized by russia. alan fisher reports from the capital kin it was a long and at times brittle battle. but no, the russians have control of the city unless it chanced, and with it the strategically and politically important for hans screech and meeting with his defense minister in moscow. let me put in thank 2 soldiers and told them to push on. i shall i ask you to give a state award to all service personnel aware of excelled during this military action based on your daily reports. i know there are a lot of brave, profes

control goes back to republicans as well as the presidency would create chronic whiplash, sortng of ping pong back and forth, wouldn't it? stand >> so frompo a practical standpoint, it reallyin doesn'tn work. it's it's more destructive than >> no,uctive. no, that's exactly right. t and this is one of the many reasons why i think they're just playing too their base hee . so a little bit like some of their other efforts. the efforts they want to nuke the filibuster to make it easier tousto p pass legislatiot a for example, to expandhe the supreme or to pack the supreme court. as i explained inre my book, saving nine , if they did that ,too, would create a whiplash effect, would prove toas be a short term victory for the liberals because the next time republicans had control ofw both houses of congress and the white house, they would undo. but as i explained in sitting nine , it would also havect devastating effects long term for the independence of the federal judiciary and with it the constitution of>> the united states.lee >> all great right, t senator m, great to see you as always. >> thanks

control goes back to republicans as well as the presidency which create chronic whiplash sort of ping-pongrth where net so from a practical standpoint really doesn't work it's more destructive than constructive. >> no, that is exactly right. some of the many reasons why i think the display to their base here. a little bit like some of their other efforts they want to nuke the filibuster to make it easier to pass legislation for example to explain the supreme court attacked the supreme court. that would create a whiplash proved to be a short-term victory for the liberals is under some republicans would have control of the white house it would undo it. as we explained that also devastating effects long term. for the in a penance of federal judiciary. >> senator mike lee great to see was always thanks for joining us. >> here now with more is the new book out next week my american life. congresswoman great to see you they should being here. i was taking a look at a new national poll, 72% of americans oppose abortion after 15 weeks. including 60% of democrats citizen the show that most american

you would have this persistent ping-pong effect. abortion is important. it shouldn't be treated like a rubber band expanded and contracted. >> thank you, greg. professor dershowitz, regardless of what we think of the decision, the president of the united states on foreign soil is complaining about the supreme court. do you find that troubling? >> i do. i find the whole attack on the supreme court integrity and the supreme court's troubling. i've been studying the supreme court and the constitution for 60 years. i've seen it go through cycles. it swings widely. i remember when the birch society had signs up to impeach earl warren and bill douglas. when the right was upset at the left swing of the supreme court. now the left is concerned about the right swing of the supreme court. we have to respect the institution. we have to remember that these justices stand for the rule of law. we may criticize the decisions. that is fine. when my former colleague bruce warren trashes the supreme court as an institution, that will do tremendous damage. this country will

i mean, if i feel like a ping pong ball are being bounced around me, it makes me very sad. i do remember without any talk is your mashaila tolliver felt the same way after 8 months in pre trial detention. she was set free and moved back to is dan ball. but the ongoing process would drag on for months as would her husband's for a long time their lives were on hold. does the hard to implement, although not allowed to leave the country. honestly, that something i expected. i knew from the beginning that all decisions will be politically motivated and she can go down and i believe that was the case today observes over the televisions, which is more sir in mavita document, i had to keep submitting doctor mansfield, i was not allowed to leave the country by and as soon as i left his humble, a whole column of police officers followed me, nor from foot. it was a time when i felt even more i secure than i didn't prison. like, as i knew that the police were always at my door and that the anti terrorist unit could come from me again while i fiddled sockeye from country. the family spe

this is ping-pong hail across poland. with instability with the storms, fueled by the heat already in place which sets off strong storms. in paris, temperatures will want to climb back up into the upper 80s, close to 31 celsius. across the northeastern u.s., it feels like 105 in places like philadelphia, boston, close to 100. if you work your way towards areas like little rock, 109-112. the pacific northwest, the air- conditioning of the united states, where it's typically the coolest and most people don't have ac units, amateurs are climbing up to 100 or 109 in a few spots into monday and tuesday before cooling weather arrives. >> i do worry about those people who do not have air conditioning or any relief. many thanks, for staying on top of those extreme weather conditions made >>> straight ahead, russia changes its story. what they are saying about the weekend missile strikes on the ukrainian port city of odessa, plus, how a new ukraine and russia deal on a grain exports could help to ease the global food crisis. we wi

but all i did was play ping-pong. >> that film embodies everything that makes tom great.cent comedy actor. i can't think of another actor living or dead who could have ever done that part. you know, that part. >> by the 1990s, the median age of the people who served in world war ii was around 70. they were growing old and they were disappearing. and there was a powerful sense of nostalgia. and we saw a lot of retrospective looks at aspects of world war ii. this was the time when people started talking about the greatest generation. >> "saving private ryan" was a film that i was going to make someday in my life. my dad used to have his band of brothers from the air corps come over to the house every year. the first time i ever heard grown men cry was at these reunions. it was all about the trauma they had suffered in world war ii. >> i'll see you on the beach. >> i felt it was necessary for me to tell the experience of veterans and what they had gone through when they were a little bit older than i was at the time. >> what moviegoers saw is the men would disembark, the bul

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. >> officials are calling it a ping-pong effect when you look at wastewater numbers. the subvariants are showing up in more than 50% of the samples. >> we are continuing to see the variants have a high level of transmission. the virus transmissions are elevated and it continues to be at a high level. >> the health department deputy director says county hospitals have seen a steady amount of patients. many of these test positive with covid while they were there with other problems and not there because of covid. but there are still issues. >> with covid circulating in the community, it may be circulating in some of our hospitals which means they may have staffing challenges they are contending with. >> the pandemic continues to strain society and the county says we need to see a steady drop in wastewater numbers before they can say. we are exiting the surge. >> it is especially important for people to take those steps they can personally to help protect themselves such as wearing a tight fitting face covering and ensuring they have gatherings in outdoor spaces or space

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public safety has really turned to cruelty because the families are just back and forth like ping-pongs and they can't get to a place where they can get the answers that they need and at the same time be protected. i understand some of the things that might come out from that video might be very hurtful. from us from a law enforcement perspective or from a legislative perspective we need to know what happened so that we can avoid it from happening in another school again. we have 40, 37 days until school starts in texas and we still don't know what happened almost 50 days after what happened in uvalde. >> roland, i want to share with our viewers you're in washington, d.c., right now. you've been invited to the white house to commemorate the passage of that historic bipartisan gun safety law. a moment that personally means a lot to you. i wonder if you think the federal government needs to get involved to clear up what is happening in uvalde because as you noted it has to be excruciating for these families of victims to not get the answers that they are looking for. >> well, boris, i ech

he would gloat after hitting cross table forehands and ping-pong. before a backpacking trip i took as a teenager, he gave me a copy of sense and sensibility so we could discuss it when i return from the woods. [laughter] i think he was disappointed jane austin was not for me. [laughter] when i enrolled in law school, grandpa began giving me law review articles to read so we could talk about them over his morning cup of coffee. those articles were often written by his former clerks, he was so proud of all of you, he likes reading jane austin but not nearly as much as he liked reading you all. and grandpa did not hold sports during her intraregional book club he asked what i thought and listen even though i knew so little. is the most brilliant person i ever met and yet he could make the people around him feel brighter, better than denver in his presence premise grandpa every day. but since graduating from law school and becoming a civil rights lawyer, i have had the strange privilege of becoming more familiar with a different side of the man i knew a

and now, evan, i know we're ping-ponging all over the place but that's because there's a lot of stuff back to steve bannon, there's still the issue of what actions bannon may have taken with regards to january 6th itself. he warned on his podcast the day before the riot that all hell was about to break out on january 6th, and it did. what is the likelihood he could be indicted again even though you just explained he's trying to appeal the guilty verdict yesterday, but might there be more with i guess a widening doj investigation? >> well, here's the thing with steve bannon. we know that he is a central player in what the justice department and what merrick garland said in recent days is the most important investigation that the justice department has ever undertaken, fred. he said that this is the thing that obviously they want to make sure they do right. in the case of bannon, we know he was at the willard hotel where they were trying to coordinate the effort to get lawmakers to not certify on january 6th. we know that he spoke with the former president. we know the committee says at

the exact same way that the young man from north carolina did about the nonsense around comet ping-pong pizza restaurant here in washington, d.c. when he had been digesting this material, got in his car, drove to d.c. on a sunday with an ar-15 intending to shoot up the place. >> believing there were kids being held in the basement. some sort of crazy conspiracy theory. appreciate it. coming up, history being made at the supreme court today but both because of the member, also because of the decision curbing the powers of the epa and possibly more government agencies. the fallout when we return. tece across all your clouds... it's easier to do more innovative things. [whistling] meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance ma

rerouting ships to other ports like charleston may not solve the problem but rather create a ping-pongand what we need to look for next then are the ocean carriers are going to start canceling port arrivals because of the congestion >> is this just a u.s. problem what about europe? how are things over there looking? >> as you know we've been following europe for quite some time and the labor strife has been the big story now it's the hot weather and that hot weather has decreased levels in the inland water ways and sources are telling me this is impacting the movement of grain like wheat, fertilizer, coal and animal product. grain prices increased as a result of the war on ukraine this will not help the barge operators have had to cut down on max capacity of pay loads so vessels don't get stuck in the water the labor strikes have crippled german ports, as you can ee. they're still facing a two and a half month backup in containers and there could be another strike as early as august 24 >> a good reminder we saw downgrades this morning on consumer products companies citing the ongoing f

. >> kind of like watching ping-pong masks are again required on bart, at least until october. 1st kron four's gayle ong has details on the agency's latest decision to reinstate the mask mandate. vice president li. residents altman. >> yes, in a virtual meeting thursday, bart board of directors voted to extend a face mask requirement until october. first board members are from a number of comments from the public. many from the senior community calling on the agency to keep masks required on trenes. you will absolutely be saving lives by reinstating the mask and i urge you to do so fine. on that. not many have not work. >> if you are against extending the mask mandate, including some board directors as >> represent an emergency measure that really? most widely he did. when it's issued by a health official. i'm concerned the we have not heard that. >> call. i think that we should leave public health policy public health officers and follow suit with the county health officers of the counties that we travel through throughout the pandemic bar installed murder of 14 air filters to improve

the exact same way that the young man from north carolina did about the nonsense around comet ping-pongpizza restaurant here in washington, d.c., when he had been digesting all this material, got in his car, drove to d.c. on a sunday with an ar-15, intending to shoot up the place. >> right, believing that there were kids being held in the basement. i mean, some sort of crazy conspiracy theory. yeah. andrew mccabe, appreciate it. donie, as well. >>> coming up, history being made at the supreme court today, but both because of its newest member, also because of the decision handed down by the court's conservatives curbing the power of the epa. the fallout from this monumental rules when we return. with technology that can scale across all your clouds... it's easier to do more innovative things. [whistling] millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of ha

now judge knows this i think better than anybody because she's playing beer pong all weekend long . so i last you i might likeik that . >> oh ,e i don't think a solo cups, right? >> i only it and the answersd from everybody, right? no, no. all right.ns low what is the answer for 440 six . >> who has to stop it. oh i went right over mike lindell for no i mean kenosis. no, nobody everybody nobody gets the point. i was not that bad. i don't want to hear about it. that's very bad. i was in disadvantage.o so they won't sell mee soloo cups anymore no more taps anyway. oh, yes.. >> it's environmentally friendly. that is environmentally friendly. let's move on to the next item. margarita mix. you don't know because you don't drink alcohol, but the rest of us do judgeknow thih hosie clairvaux. this is how many leaders of that i don't even know. >> do we even care about these leaders? >> yeah, i believe we don't do that through the metric system which is almost a gallon to w have dealt with thee best we could do when we got the pavo margarita mix. >> oh , i'm going backwards over on everythin

job requires is knowing the difference between sixes and nines. [ laughter ] "can you hold a ping-pongl?" [ light laughter ] >> steve: "no. >> jimmy: "all right, we'll make it easy we'll just put it in a plastic tube it's all good. >> steve: nine >> jimmy: yeah the guy who thought he won went to his boss, like, "first, i'd like to apologize what i suggested you do to yourself." [ laughter ] well, this is wild, a woman in indiana was having a tree removed from her backyard when something went wrong look at this [ audience ohs ] >> oh! oh >> jimmy: whoa >> is that supposed to happen? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do they really just ask if "that's supposed to happen?" [ light laughter ] the truck driver was like, "uh, yeah, all good, yeah, everything as planned, that's perfect. [ laughter ] "yeah, that's normal." that's supposed to happen, removing a tree should look like the opening scene of a "fast and furious" movie [ laughter ] and finally it's time for "tonight show hashtags," guys, here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ hashtag hashtags ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: now, we do this thing

. >> yes >> jimmy: and then -- but someone said, they go, "you know, it's funny you play ping-pong withly --" >> one thing one nice thing >> jimmy: "and you'll go, 'oh, i love that dude.' [ laughter ] that's the jedi. >> it's a jedi the jedi mind trick. >> jimmy: the jedi mind trick. >> the jedi mind trick, all the time >> jimmy: so you guys did the tortilla slap challenge. >> yeah! >> jimmy: i was afraid for you, kevin. >> i slapped the [ bleep ] out of him >> jimmy: no no, no, no, no i was afraid for you >> oh. oh, my god >> jimmy: kevin hart, i was afraid for you, because i go -- 'cause you're -- you're ready to do it, and then you're holding the tortilla - and if you haven't seen it on tiktok, you take a tortilla, you drink a sip of water, and you slap a tortilla across someone's face >> yes >> jimmy: dwayne's hand was behind this. >> yeah, i had to make sure he was holding it right >> jimmy: yeah, 'cause he was holding -- he was gonna do this >> no, i think he was gonna try to smack -- i honestly think - i think he wanted to kill me [ laughter ] and i'm just being honest, right? be

that, um you know, there is other variants sickly circulating around the world, and if it is a ping pong battle between the variants, it may be a little bit more complicated, but most people think that hopefully, just one variant will remain rule of the roost. everybody who will get infected. we'll get it, then we'll be immune for about three months. health officials are encouraging additional boosters and trying to get more vaccines out to different parts of the country. but these vaccinations that we have now are based on earlier strains of the virus. should people wait a few more weeks to get a booster that includes better protection against the omicron variant specifically? well, we're not exactly showing that will be ruled out. where anticipating not too soon, the end of october early november, so my advice is to really go ahead and get it. i think it seems that everybody is getting infected even if you're vaccinated, but the data doesn't support that. it's still choose protection, particularly with recent boosting and vaccination. in terms of giving you a little bit more protection