states, and certainly internationally with this effort ongoing. libertarian political activist spike cohen believes that the precedent handling of the to withdraw has been full with blunders go by and screwed up and has screwed up multiple times with this withdrawal he didn't keep with donald trump may timeline for pulling out, and he didn't begin the process as soon as he became president of getting african american civilians out of afghanistan, so that when the troops left began, leaving all the civilians were already gone. that was the biggest mistake that was made here. but the reality is there was no way to leave afghanistan without it being at least somewhat of a mass. this is the reality of what happens when you get involved in foreign entanglements. that frankly, our founders warned about 200 years ago. you end up with, you know, allied with your enemy over here to fight against your enemy, that you, at some point created to fight this enemy, which are now allied with the fight. there's enemy, it's nonsense. we need to bring the troops home. we need to end the authorization use the

the buck really stops with you buddy the party panel is back, gary hoffmann, jessica tarlov, and spike cohenpeter for asking that question. i was surprised the president didn't appear to know his name for he knew everybody else's name but that prewritten list of who he was going to call on. he was told to release admitted he is instructed on who to call and in what order. to me that is as strange as the answer was to peter's question. kennedy: yes because that is eight pre-constructed lists. jen sockets contacted all of the reporters what are you going to ask? if it's a good question to put you on the list right cannot believe they called on peter. i don't think you really answered the question. because if you are taking responsibility, jessica the first thing to do is not blame the other guy. because believe it or not the bush and obama administration bear is much of the burden as president biden. >> arguably more since it was under those administrations we got deeper into this versus pulling out. the first thing biden did say is fundamentally bears responsibility for everything that is hap

spike in antibodies. cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins us now. dose. now we know. >> that second dose worked pretty well. it actually worked really well and got people to a better place than they were even right after the first. usually we think of boosters as the first one, first set wane and wane and wane and the booster picks you up. this one got people to a better place than they were soon after that first shot. let's go over some of this data here. so if you remember the johnson & johnson shot, that one was about 66% effective against moderate and severe disease. one shot called the one-shot wonder, one shot 66% effective. not as effective as pfizer or moderna. so let's look at what happened what they did in this study. 2,000 clinical trial participants. what they did is that about six months after that first shot, they gave them another shot and they found that their antibodies were nine times higher than they were soon after the first shot. so, not surprisingly the fda and johnson & johnson are in discussions to see, all right, what's the

spike in antibodies. cnn's senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen has been looking at the data here.ause it shows that not only one vaccine, if you get that booster, you can really boost your immunity to this. >> that's right. let's go over a little bit what the johnson & johnson vaccine is. it's been a while since we've spoken about it. so, johnson & johnson has been called the one-shot wonder. you only need one shot. but remember, in their clinical trials it was 66% effective against moderate and severe covid. good, but not as good as the other two vaccines that at that time were more around 95%. so let's take a look at what the study did. it was a small study. what they did was give everyone one shot. waited six months later, and antibodies increased nine fold. in other words, from the one shot, about 28 days later, antibodies reached a certain level. but when they waited 28 days after the second shot, antibodies increased nine times where they were shortly after that first shot. that really is saying something. now, jim, i'll adhere that one-shot wonder, several public health exp