reiner, you make a good point there. this is not one half of the one versus the other half of the country. this is a small minority that is holding out on these vaccines, and professor, let me come to you. one more thing that stood out to me in this pushback we're seeing from republicans, again in texas, this from the spokeswoman for texas governor greg abbott, the federal government needs to stop trying to run private businesses. texans and americans alike have learned and mastered the safe practices to protect themselves and their loved ones from covid and do not need the government to tell them row to do so. this from the same office that has been banning mandates for these businesses and school districts. if you believe that these businesses can navigate this themselves and does not need government interference, then why is the state house doing it? >> yeah. you know, i tweeted about that. it's pure hypocrisy, what governor abbott said. he says, you know, businesses should make -- have the freedom to make their own d

and i'm not kidding, 25 years later i was in a dinner and carl reiner was there., have you been carrying this all these years? i'm like, i have. he goes, uniyou're absolved! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank god. >> such a weight. it was such a weight. i can't even tell you. >> jimmy: thank god you got absolution before carl passed away. >> thank god, yeah. >> jimmy: well, what a crazy life you've had. >> crazy. >> jimmy: that's just nuts. the last time you were here, you were, as i recall, correct me if i have this wrong, you were training with chef lawsuit tuto well known chef in los angeles, training to cook? >> i was working in the kitchen a little bit. >> jimmy: are you still doing that? >> not anymore. he's moved on to more professionally trained chefs. >> jimmy: he has, okay. >> so i'm, you know -- >> jimmy: did you not pause when he told you to pause? [ laughter ] >> i said, "i got this, man." if i don't listen to carl, i'm not listening to you, luto. i always find new things to try out and do. during the pandemic, i picked up pickleball

rob reiner, we knew you would be passionate about this subject. thanks so much for being with us this afternoon. love to have you on again. we appreciate it. >> thanks, jim. >> take care, rob. >>> the supreme court's refusal to act is allowing texas to keep its six-week abortion ban in place. where does the legal battle go from here? our cross-exam segment with elie honig is left. you're live in "the cnn newsroom." huh. anything? i think it's getting weaker. experience hybrid performance that takes you further. what about now? nope. anything? i've got nothing. perfect. and feel what it's like to truly connect. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. oh my, with chase freedom unlimited, i earn all this cash back? oh, i gotta tell everyone. hey rita, you can earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you

jonathan reiner from georgia washington university. dr. reiner, always good to see you. just your initial take, full disclosure mother of an 11-year-old, anxious a will waiting. there's a risk benefit analysis once they apply for emergency use authorization. can you imagine a scenario based on what we do know publicly where this would not get that emergency use authorization for kids 5 to 11? >> good morning, erica. the answer is no. the benefit side, right now the united states is seeing about a quarter of a million new cases in children every week. that represents about a 240% increase since the middle of the summer. so an enormous number of children are getting sick. apparently the devil is in the details. the clinical trial data from pfizer suggests that the reduced dose vaccine in kids 5 to 11 was very well tolerated. so unless there's some unexpected safety signal that pfizer hasn't disclosed now and no reason to expect that is the case, this will be approved for children in that age group. the challenge is going to be to get it into kids' arms, and you know, for m

reiner, that u.s.f their deaths were likely avoidable, and i want you to respond to that. by the way, dick farell, the r radio host on his death bed who texted his long-time friend and advised her to get the vaccine and says he wished that he had. >> right, and this is the missed opportunity for people like mr. rogan. he has all of these listeners and the people that are listening to him are the least vaccinated group in the united states, sort of this 18 to 30-year-old group, people who think they're invulnerable who have listened to him and decided they don't need to be vaccinated. he has the ear of these people. he could be a force for vaccinating this country, for putting the virus down by simply saying, you know something? i was wrong. this -- you know, this virus is nothing to be played with. if you haven't been vaccinated, go out and get vaccinated. and you know something? this is not a dumb man, and maybe he will realize this now, but he has an opportunity, he has the podium with which to reall

jonathan, rob reiner has been one of many hollywood elites vocal about the recall effort and you arerob reiner is speaking out about what is really at stake for californians if governor newsom is recalled and republicans take his spot in one of the most progressive states and populous states in the country. he has strong opinions about the leading republican daut larry elder. we'll also talk about how crucial the latino voter participation is in this closely watched recall election. also senior white house adviser cedric richmond joins us to talk about a wide range of issues that affect his home state -- the effects his home state of louisiana suffered after hurricane ida and how it has heightened attention on climate change and infrastructure and we'll get the administration stance and how they plan to move forward on the texas abortion ban and the recent disappointing jobs report. all this and much more on the sunday show coming up at 10:00 a.m. hoping you'll be there, ali >> i absolutely will. thanks. good to see you, my friend. jonathan capehart. catch "the sunday show" in a bit.

jonathan reiner and matthew dowd back with me now.night we spoke about cnn's reporting about how some americans didn't want to take the vaccine because they don't trust government. is there enough here to compel them to overcome that distrust? >> well, i think we're -- it almost doesn't matter whether they trust the government. we're basically -- the government is basically creating a tool that gives some people no choice. or gives them the choice to either quit their job or get the vaccine. but we're at a point -- really, past the point in the pandemic -- where either you're part of the solution or you're part of the problem. and the problem right now is that we have 25% of our adults, or as you said, almost 80 million americans, who are unvaccinated and we have to fix that problem. and if we can't bribe them and if we can't cajole them, then we need these other tough -- tough measures to get folks to understand that they have to get vaccinated. so whether -- whether they have faith in the government or whether they just want to pres

jonathan reiner, good to see you. the fda voted to recommend covid vaccines for 65 and older, those at high risk. what about the boosters for most americans? what happened? >> we didn't have the data. one of the things that really struck me about today and many of us were predicting that the fda committee would do exactly what they did today, which was approve it for older americans and maybe health care workers. i think it's worded in a way that will include health care workers. what struck me today was really how bad the messaging has been coming from the administration recently and how badly this administration misses andy slavitt. the president of the united states over the summer came out with a lot of fanfare and told the united states that essentially all americans over the age of 16 would start getting boosted come this monday. whatever group advised the president to make this big announcement really got way out ahead of their skis and the person that took the big hit was the president of the united states. i

jonathan reiner, the director of the cardiac catheterization program at george washington universityat "the view." they clearly have a protocol and the vice president didn't interact with them but this shows how important testing is. it was a near miss. >> right. well, i'm not sure what to make of this because i think we might even learn more about this tomorrow. this is really unusual for two reasons. first of all, these antigen tests are pretty specific and they can miss a positive test in somebody with low levels of antigen maybe presymptomatic or asymptomatic, in people who are contagious or when someone is testing positive, usually that test is pretty reliable. secondly, it would really be up usual to have two false positive tests simultaneously in the same place on two different people. so there is something very odd about this story but i do think overall the bigger story is businesses around the united states do not utilize testing nearly enough, and our schools do not utilize testing nearly enough. there is an opportunity for instance, to keep schools open if we test our kid

jonathan reiner and cnn political commentator ana navarro. good evening to both of you. doctor, let's start with you. this finding from the fda that boosters have a limited benefit comes at the same time that a small study shows that the booster doses of moderna's vaccine increase immunity safely. what do you think is going on here? >> don, we're seeing a bit of a food fight playing out publicly within the fda right now. so today, two departing leaders of the office that will be reviewing the administration's plan to administer boosters to the public, drs. gruber and krauss, co-authored a paper in the british journal "lancet" in which they argued against boosters. they are publicly showing their disagreement with the administration's plan. this is what we know. we know that if you are immunocompromised, you are much less likely to have a durable benefit from just two shots and you should get a booster, you are approved to get a booster right now. then there is the issue of what to do with the rest of the population who may have been vaccinated several months ago, let's s

joining me now is filmmaker and friend of the sunday show oig rob reiner. rob, great to see you.really are californians that this recall effort could actually succeed? >> quite worried because we're kind of asleep at the wheel here. we don't think of, you know, the possibility that in a blue state like california that they could just remove a governor for really no reason at all. but what the republicans are doing is simply a power grab. i mean, that is it. they don't have anything. they don't stand for anything. you know, we are in the vast majority on every single issue whether it is supporting a woman's right to choose, or a belief in climate change and the science of wearing masks or getting vaccinated. we're in the vast majority so they can't win unless they either try to suppress the vote or grab a power grab like a recall. and they are hoping that people aren't paying attention, it is labor day, you know, it is an off year election, people don't think about these kinds of things right now and they are hoping that people will be asleep and they won't mail in their ballotbal

. >> first of all, you had carl reiner. >> carl reiner got his start on "your show of shows" with imogeneoca and sid caesar. >> which was not a sitcom, it was a variety show. >> it's supposed to be tent. >> the writers' room abounded in talent. it just imbued carl with, that's a place, that's a gold mine. a writers' room is a gold mine. >> i remember talking to myself on the way home and i said, what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on? so i'll write about the life of a writer. >> writers are lazy. people write what they know. >> we got a sketch due. >> there is nothing to worry about, kids. i have got an idea. alan beatty will play the part of a talking bowling pin. >> i thought it was the greatest idea because in most sitcoms, you didn't know what the husband did for a living. >> the second dance number should come before the big sketch. >> gee, i don't know. >> i like it. >> now i like it. >> yeah, me too. >> i like it, too. >> what do you know? look at the tie you're wearing. >> i love the fact it was a glimpse into the writers' room. seeing how shows worked was j

reiner, there is a recent gallup poll. i don't think this is going to win them over.ng to expand the tent any because a recent gallup survey taken before biden announced this new mandate found that 56% of americans favor vaccine requirements at their office or work site. 44% oppose. i mean, it's a good reminder most people want it and the experts say that vaccinations are the way to get back to normal. >> right. so, let -- let's remember that 75% of america's adults have been vaccinated. so the tail has been wagging the dog in this country for the last 18 months. and it looks like the administration, finally, wants that to stop. the vast minority of americans are resistant to -- to vaccination. but that's where the virus has been circulating. and that's why we -- you know, we have, you know, 14 -- 140,000, you know, cases a day. and so, i think most americans understand the value of vaccines, as evidenced by their willingness to get vaccinated. that's why vaccine mandates are widely approved in the united states. >> yeah. kirsten, should we be discussing it this way?

jonathan reiner. doctor, good to see you. thank you so much.ou hear brian at the end of elle's piece reluctantly admit to getting the vaccine. he's saying that no one feels like they can trust the government. and then there's wayland who thinks that trump was shafted because officials kept the vaccine from him knowing that he'd be re-elected. is it any surprise where this vaccine hesitancy comes from? >> no. and i think that we've missed the mark in so many ways in terms of educating the public and allowing our vaccination program to be so politicized. from the very outset we should have had a bipartisan non-partisan program where leaders from both sides of the aisle on the federal level, on state and local levels vigorously promoted vaccines in their communities so that folks weren't just hearing it starting at the end of january from democrats, that they're hearing it from people on both sides of the spectrum, a coordinated program to do this. and we didn't do that. so vaccines became -- it became a democrat program even though it was develop

jonathan reiner who advised the medical team under president bush.a judge stepping in to allow mask mandates in florida schools going against governor desantis. the governor begging chiparents give their children masks. this should be common sense 18 months into the pandemic. >> right. what we've seen in recent weeks is just a massive explosion in the number of pediatric cases. in the last week, there were a all almost a quarter million kids contracted covid-19 and as we heard in the introduction to this piece, kids are sitting ducks. no child under 12 years old in the united states can get vaccinated and not all teachers in the room are vaccinated. kids are highly susceptible so we need to mask them up. places like texas, i've seen 50,000 kids contract the virus. school districts all over the country had to close. masking seems to be common sense. >> i was amazed and appalled only 72% of the teachers in new york city are fully vaccinated. it was shocking to me, frankly, that it is so low. so president biden is preparing to address much of this in a

jonathan reiner, great to see you as always.americans expect a booster shot this fall or not? >> yes, they should expect a booster shot. we've seen a pretty clear cut decline in the efficacy of our vaccines in terms of preventing infection. the efficacy in terms of preventing severe infection se seems to be holding, but there is some data from outside the united states, particularly israel, that suggests that with time that too will occur, which has really prompted this move to try and boost or, as dr. fauci said, administer a third shot to most of the country. the problem is that most of the data comes out of israel. we don't have any of this data in the united states, so we're relying on the israeli data, and the "new york times" has reported that the fda is still waiting to get some of the raw data from israel. so that's number one. the second problem is that most of the data is with the pfizer vaccine, but yet, about half the country has received either the moderna vaccine and about 15% of the country has received the j&j va

reiner, tom put it together, i think, very well. months into this pandemic, we're averaging 170,000 new infections per day, 14,000 deaths still, and people are still arguing over masks. what do you even say to this now? >> it was fatally politicized early on in the pandemic when at that time the president of the united states refused to wear a mask in public for months. >> i'm waiting for people to move past that point, right? >> we're looking for a return to common sense in the united states. these are the facts. we're fighting a respiratory pathogen. kids can get this virus as avidly as adults. in fact, almost a quarter of all new infections now are in children because many adults are vaccinated. kids can spread this virus as avidly as adults. we know that clearly. we also know that masks will prevent or dramatically reduce both the acquisition of this virus by the wear and the transmission, and the better the mask you wear, the better the reduction is. it's not that complicated. it's not a, you know, demonic tool to control our c

jonathan reiner. you have advocated for these mandates for a while now.istration potentially going a little further. left in the vaccine gun is to ban travel by unvaccinated people. again, remember flying on an airplane remains a hazard. no one knows the vaccination status of any of the fellow passengers. and it's a privilege to travel. and we can't travel without an i.d. you have to follow certain rules. turn off your cell phone. and there is a no-fly list. and i think we're -- we can potentially get to the point where the administration will require vaccination status, verified vaccination status for every air passenger in the united states. that's how you get us over the top. because you have to sort of jar people out of this sort of contrarian mode, the -- that people are in right now. essentially. >> right. there are two reasons to ban air travel by unvaccinated people. one is the obvious incentive to get people -- to get people big incentive before the holiday season. and the other is this is how the virus travels around the united states through un

reiner. great to see you again as always.ncredible story from the new cnn film "the lost sons." a baby boy is kidnapped from a chicago hospital in 1964. 15 months later, a toddler is found abandoned in new jersey. the fbi links the two cases and unites the parents and the child. but decades later, dna evidence suggests that child, now an adult, paul fronczak, was not the kidnapped baby. fronczak narrates his own story and the twists and turns as he unravels the mystery of his identity and what happened to the families caught up in all of this . >> i just remember when he said it. i was like, oh, my gosh. i said, are you okay? how do you feel? do you want me to come there right now? he's like, i don't know what to think. i don't know what to feel. but he -- he was upset but yet masking it, i could tell. he's like, i can't believe it. he's like, i'm not the real paul fronczak. he's like, i don't know my birthday. he's like, i don't even know where i was born or who my parents are. he was like, i don't even know how old i am. i

reiner at george washington university. good morning, doctor, and thanks for your time. >> my pleasure, thanks for having me. >> let's begin where you think people need to start this morning in terms of understanding if they're going to get a booster, when they're going to get a booster, and if they can mix and match, right? if moderna's delayed in rolling it out, if you got a moderna initial vaccine, can you then get a pfizer booster right away? >> so i think it's safe to say that everyone who's been vaccinated in the united states at some point is going to get a booster. now, the problem is that most of our data comes out of israel and almost all the vaccine that israel has used has been the pfizer vaccine. that's why right now we stand basically ready to give boosters to people who have received the pfizer vaccine in the united states because that's where our data comes from, from israel, and we have less data on moderna, and that's what fda is insisting on really dotting all the i's and crossing all the t's and understa

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jonathan reiner joins us. you heard brian reluctantly admit to getting the vaccine. one feels like they can trust the government. and waylon feels like trump was shafted because officials kept the vaccine from him, knowing he would be reelected. is there any surprise where this vaccine hesitancy comes from? >> no. and i think we've missed the mark in so many ways in terms of educating the public, and allowing our vaccination program to be so politicized. from the very outset, we should have had a bipartisan, nonpartisan program where leaders from both sides of the aisle on the federal level, on the state and local levels, vigorously promote vaccines in their communities. so folks weren't just hearing it starting at the end of january from democrats. they were hearing it from both sides, a coordinated program to do this. and we didn't do that. so vaccines became a democratic program, even though it was developed by the republican administration of donald trump. so -- and that just seeded mistrust amongst the people who already had mistrust of vaccines. so we have a bi

jonathan reiner, director of the cardiac catheterization program at george washington university hospitalgood to see you. this is the fifth week in a row that the american academy of pediatrics is reporting more than 200,000 new cases in children. so why is pfizer waiting a few weeks to seek an emergency use authorization for their vaccine? >> good evening, don. i think the most likely answer is that they want to get a little bit of feedback from the fda. so, they have submitted data to the fda, and the data set is quite large. this is a new vaccine for children, and it's a vaccine at a different dose dthan used for adolescents and adult. there is a lot of safety and efficacy data has to be processed. my guess is they want to make sure they get it right. we know that prior application for the eua for adolescents bass processed after about a month by the fda. so it's going to be a few weeks after the company submits the eua before the shots are available for kids. so my guess is that we are going to be into november before we see this for children. >> when this vaccine is authorized it wou

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so rob reiner and i were the third set of children for archie and edith bunker. >> i made the pilot fore a word. >> let's hear it again, huh? what did you mean by "what god"? >> we just don't see any evidence of god, that's all. >> that's right, daddy. >> "that's right, daddy." i knew we had a couple of pinkos in this house but i didn't know we had atheists. >> i remember seeing the opening episode and realizing, my god, the ground is shaking under me. >> now i'm going to tell you something. >> michael. >> we reached over each other at the table and we have arguments. >> because guys like you are unwilling to give the black man, the mexican-american, and all the other minorities their just and rightful share of the american dream. >> that didn't happen before. we got real. >> political strive, interpersonal issues, generation gaps. and they're dealing with it all in the family. >> i suppose you're going to tell me the black man has had the same opportunity in this country as you? >> more. he's had more. i didn't have no million people out there marching and protesting to get me my job.

. >> reporter: after the security breach was discovered, county treasurer, sheila reiner was put in charge county had to spend $300,000 to replace all of the compromised election equipment. but the scandal has revealed a new reality. >> this is a real lesson learned. i don't think that we had any protocols for insider threat before. >> that's the way you see this? >> yeah, i don't think that we ever really considered what if we have a bad actor on our team, what does that do? and then, how do we get around that in the future? >> it's fascinating, ed. i mean, she's lying and believes god is on her side somehow. and his people are protecting her in some way. then-president trump won the county by 30 points the way she is talking, it sounds as if she is from a county in which, you know, joe biden won. >> right. and that's the question that so many people have is exactly what is she up to? tina peters in public statements that she has made in recent weeks is essentially saying that she is listening to voters who are telling her they believe something is going on. it really is this unfounded pa

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so far no comment from the white house or the treasury department >> let's bring in lee reiners, duke you've been calling for going as far as banning crypto in order to fight ransomware. what do you think of this approach >> i think this is a welcomed development and it's long overdue. let's not fool ourselves this is going to solve the plague that has impacted so many businesses for the last several years in this country at the end of the day, kelly, as long as there are crypto exchanges abroad, primarily in russia and eastern european countries that are willing to convert crypto to fiat currency, we are still going to have a financial incentives for these hackers to engage in ransomware attacks. >> eamon, what would your response be? it's interesting this story broke today. i was thinking how quiet it's been on the ransomware front lately what does that tell you? >> well, it has been quiet on the ransomware front i've been talking to experts on why that might be, and they think there might be a general cooling off in the wake of the colonial pipeline hacking. all of this just got to

jonathan reiner who advised the white house medical team under president george w. bush.e a few opinions an this, as well. let's make clear this isn't about whether booster shots in general offer protection. we know from real world data from israel they do. does this confusion come from the white house getting ahead of the scientists because this something administration said it would not do. >> what a mess bianna. we relied on data from israel to understand how the efficacy of our vaccine wane and how much you can boost it by giving it an additional shot. the problem is israel has given entirely the pfizer vaccine so while i think there is robust data to support a third shot for the 55% of americans who received the pfizer vaccine, this is much less data to support the use of boosting the moderna vaccine and there is even less data for the johnson & johnson vaccine, which many vaccine scientists think actually is in greatest need of a boost. yet, two weeks ago, both acting commission -- acting fda commissioner and cdc director walensky basically jointly said we would be

jonathan reiner, professor of medicine at george washington university.in person. the president is getting his booster shot. he's getting his third dose of pfizer. second dose back in january and that's the message saying if you're eligible for a booster, 65 and older, health care workers and the like, get your booster, but he's trying to accepted a message here. there's 13 states. only 13 states have fully vaccinated more than 16% of their population so this is the third shots for those who have two but more. >> right. what's worse, there are eight states that have fully vaccinated fewer than 55% of their population so we're real seeing now sort of a tale of two country, and as we go forward, really the challenge is to get people in those states, the states that have really these lagging vaccinations. >> 4 it alabama and 43 mississippi and 45 arkansas and 47 oklahoma and 40% west virginia now lagging in the pack. that's what you're talking about. >> get people in those states vaccinated, that's really where the biggest bang for the buck is. >> what would

they didn't go further, the biggest proposal that i've heard from people like our colleague jonathan reiner, who you have on your show a lot, the doctor who has said that he should have mandated air travelers be vaccinated. the white house says they didn't do that because they think it would jam up airports, impede the economic recovery without doing all that much to improve vaccinations because a high proportion of air travelers are already vaccinated and all that much covid is not spread because of good air filtration systems on planes. in terms of how it's going to work, what joe biden is counting on here is the threat of fines on businesses applied through osha, the occupational safety and health administration, to impose vaccine mandates on large businesses, affecting tens of millions of workers. they're also counting on the fact that business itself wants to have the cover to impose some of these mandates. business roundtable came out tonight saying we support what the administration is doing. we've got to get aggressive in order to get on top of this. finally they're counting on mobi

scott gottlieb and jonathan reiner who just talked about some of the confusion this has all created inday. here they are. >> the worst thing you could do as a public health agency is put out provisions and guidelines that you know are going to be ignored. >> we have seen fragmented voices coming from cdc advisory board. i think we need a central voice that the american public can listen to, and can rely on for just straight-up honest, honest data. >> what's your feeling about that? do you actually share that concern in part? >> um, there -- we have been watching science unfold in real-time. we have 180 million americans who are fully vaccinated. they have different risks. they have received different vaccines that rolled out with different schedules. and um, they were vaccinated at different times. and so, this scientific pan -- review operated just the way it normally does. it's just been watched with -- with deep attention. so friday was the fda advisory board. it was done transparently, openly, publicly. um, generally, what happens after that is then acting commissioner makes her re

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