state for health. his house, and adults _ state for health. nobody in this house, and adults in _ state for health. nobody in this house, and adults in the - state for health. nobody in this i house, and adults in the country, will be surprised that the prime minister has guts to take on reforming social care will not of his predecessor did so. i was amazed that in minister's statement he pointed out that roughly one in three hospital beds are occupied by people who could be better treated elsewhere. it seems to me, from my surgery is, that the problem is largely due to the local government and health service not working together on this. when can we see some improvement in that? he is completely _ some improvement in that? he is completely right _ some improvement in that? he is completely right and _ some improvement in that? he is completely right and i'm - some improvement in that? he is completely right and i'm sure - some improvement in that? he is completely right and i'm sure he speaks for membe

may have to think of a different strategy, but at the moment i can see how the secretary of state for health and social care can get away with saying we do not expect shutdowns again. now the country that the us media classifies is america's enemy on the rice, china does appear to have avoided its usual share of backlash in the west. beijing has been rolling out development plans for another 5 years, but the issue for western critics is that the policy still look just like those at home called miss simon, right. as a luck, big that china has had enough of it. citizens ruining their own lives, stepping in to do it for them. socialism is back in communist china who knew so in case you missed it in recent weeks, beijing has announced from today. children in china will only be allowed to play online video games for 3 hours a week. that is just the start of spacing, and also going to the property speculation, restrict private education, regulate big tech may 7th to our working weeks. illegal stop, and you automatic rent increases and current on social influences and a feminine entertainment coach

we may have to think of a different strategy, but at the moment, i can see how the state for health and social care can get away with saying, we do not expect shutdowns again. elsewhere in europe, that has been unrest in the netherlands. the crowds protesting rising high price. this clash be police and i'm done with dozens of people. the rest is trying to squat in the building. organize is claimed that the need for houses has not been so great since world war 2. the protest. so the 1st against ties insure use in the country in the 980 elsewhere, thousands of protest isn't broke. your major way in protest against the car dealership. i double a mobility with munich police using pepper, spray and baton to control crime. demonstrators claim that i double lay amongst others green values, but reduce greenhouse gas emission. china has been criticized in the west over its latest raft of social policies, but ob, yeah, a sions that they further remove people's rights, actually fair. i'm in right looks now how many of the new laws would probably win support in most countries big that the china has

we may have to think of a different strategy, but at the moment, i can see how the state for health and social care can get away with saying, we do not expect shut down. so again, some of the news and brief. now we're start with these protests in the netherlands . the prize angry about raising rising highest prices clash the police in amsterdam here with dozens of people arrested for trying to squat in the building. organize his claim that the need for highs this is not been so great since world whole thing. the process of the 1st began housing shortage is in the country. it's been on 2900 . meanwhile, thousands of demonstrators brought german most ways in protest against the car. dealership hydroplane ability today, he's promoting bring values with that, which is greenhouse gas emission unit please. i using pepper spray. i'm back to france. china has been criticized in the west over its latest rafters social policies. but all the accusations that they further remove people's rights, really, fam, simon, right, looks now how many of the new laws would probably win support in most countri

we may have to think of a different strategy, but at the moment, i can see how the state for health and social care can get away with saying we do not expect shutdowns again. now let's have a look at some will nice and brief because in the netherlands crags protesting rising, highest prices of clash with police tonight because people rested, organizing, playing the need for houses has not been so great since world war 2. the protests are the 1st against highs and shortages in the country since the 1918. elsewhere the sizes, the protest isn't broke german most ways in protest against mccardie li shit. i double a village thing with munich, police seas and pepper spray and baton. to control the tribes that demonstrate the slain that i w a among others, promote green values that don't reduce doesn't reduce greenhouse gas emissions. now china has for once avoided criticism from the west after announcing a raft, new social policy to simon right now explain think lead measures which would probably win an election in most countries big that china has had enough of it. citizens runing their own

come up with a response quickly, but then it will be politicians, prime minister, secretary of state for healthhe policy. in terms of communicating that, what do you think needs to be said? does it matter which way they go? what you've said is, actually, it is about the message project, in terms of whether you get that messaging right? yes, it is vital to encourage a collective message and before a collective message and ——for that, politicians need to show good leadership and they need to provide consistent messages and not provide mixed messages. the danger with this view of thejcvi is it could send out mixed messages which is confusing to people. also it will mean that those who are already vaccine hesitant may cherry pick information that suits a particular perspective they have. it is vital that politicians show leadership and research that myself and others have found on emergencies like this is that if people are presented with adversities, saying things are bad, this is what you need to do, people can and will comply with that, as we saw, with the very high compliance rate in the first

for indoor businesses. the state mandate for health care workers applies to the health caregivers, not the patients. >> correctisten: were you worried about the reaction? review worried about losing patients? >> i was. my staff said, are you sure? i said yes because you have -- if you believe in something strongly, you've got to do it. so far, i have had some that have said they are leaving and they are going to go somewhere else and that is fine. i have had more responses from patients who say they feel safer and they are glad. kristen: you are in san mateo county where i think the vaccination rate for those over 12 is 93%. that is the eligible population. lots of support in york county for that. are you allowing for religious or medical exemptions? >> medical exemptions, yes. religious, i haven't seen any written religious exemption that is valid. if they have when they can show me, i would respond. but, i do not know of any that are actually saying you shouldn't get a vaccine. so that is interesting. so, patients of record, if they have an emergency i will see them. kristen: what if somebody has had covid?

phil lipoff has the latest. >> reporter: with the deadline for all new york state health care workers to get vaccinated, officials are taking drastic action to prepare for mass firings and staff shortages. governor hochul preparing to bring in out of state workers, even the national guard, to help. an estimated 72,000 hospital workers are not fully vaccinated. nurse tricia sebastian is one of them. she remains defiant. >> we're not monsters. we're not selfless. we're trying to do the best interest for our families. the majority of the nurses i have spoken to that remain unvaccinated are sticking to their guns. >> reporter: this comes days after a federal judge temporarily blocked new york city schools from implementing a similar mandate for teachers. matt baker had covid and supports the mandate. >> my concern that students have already started to build relationships that they haven't had in the last 18 months, and then those relationships are going to come tearing apart. >> reporter: teacher asia levystone says she's not giving in. >> i'm going to lose my job. it will be my last day.

so, the secretary of state for _ continue beyond this year? so, the secretary of state for healthyou can't deal with that without — system. you can't deal with that without having the additional funding — without having the additional funding into your health care system in place _ funding into your health care system in place. you will hear more details from _ in place. you will hear more details from the _ in place. you will hear more details from the secretary of state for health — from the secretary of state for health and care phase later today. but you _ health and care phase later today. but you are absolutely right, the two things have to go hand—in—hand. greater— two things have to go hand—in—hand. greater integration between health and social careful stop but the funding — and social careful stop but the funding for health care to deal with the short— funding for health care to deal with the short term massive challenge of covid _ the short term massive challenge of covid and _ the short term massive challenge of covid and to deal with the backlog has to— covid and to de

here's phil lipof. >> reporter: tonight, with the deadline just hours away for all new york state health care workers to get vaccinated, officials are taking drastic action to prepare for mass firings and staff shortages. governor kathy hochul preparing to bring in out of state workers, even the national guard, to help. an estimated 72,000 hospital workers are not fully vaccinated. nurse trisha sebastian is one of them. she remains defiant. >> we're not monsters. we're not selfless. we're just trying to do what's best for our families. the majority of the nurses i've spoken to that remain unvaccinated are sticking to their guns. >> reporter: this comes just days after a federal judge temporarily blocked new york city public schools from implementing a similar vaccine mandate for teachers and staff. matt baker, a high school math teacher in brooklyn, had covid and lost a fellow teacher to it. he supports the mandate. >> my concern is that students have already started to build relationships that they haven't had in the last 18 months. and then those relationships are going to come tearing

kathy hochul preparing for a state of emergency to bring in quality health care workers from out of state. recent graduates, even the national guard to help. monday was also the deadline for new york city public schoolteachers and staff to get vaccinated. matt baker, a high school math teacher in brooklyn had covid and lost a fellow teacher to it. he supports the mandate. >> my concern is that students have already started to build relationships that they haven't had in the last 18 months, and then those relationships are going to come tearing apart. >> reporter: this woman says she's not getting the shot. >> i'm going to be terminated. it's going to be my last day. >> reporter: but that's still yet to be determined. a federal judge temporarily blocking the new york city public school mandate until further review. all of this happening as americans are rolling up their sleeves for a third pfizer shot after the cdc gave the green light for pfizer recipients 18 and older who have underlying conditions, anyone 65 and older, as well as frontline workers. pfizer's ceo says they plan to - submi

for addressing resource limitations have been explored. overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. again, this is for all public health districts in the state of ohio. it's for the the entire state now. the declaration they've issued today explains why they've pulled the trigger, how they got to this dramatic and absolutely unprecedented point. as we've been reporting in the last few days, it was just over a week ago now that crisis standards of care were implemented for specific hospitals in north idaho, including the coeur d'alene area. just the overwhelming of hospitals in that part of idaho due to covid was already provoking its own kind of crisis even in neighboring washington state. hospitals and even just individuals were deciding to try to get patients across state lines, trying to get patients into washington state hospitals when all the north idaho hospitals got so completely full with covid patients that they had to officially start rationing care last week. so north idaho has already been in crisis. that crisis, as washington state's governor put it, had already become washington state's problem as it washed over into eastern wa

of us build back better by supporting the establishment of financial mechanisms for global health security, to simply state, prepare for the next pandemic, because there will be our next time. we all know that. vice president harris will be speaking more on this issue later in the day. finally, i want to acknowledge the leaders from the private sector, philanthropy, and civil society who are here today. governments can do a lot but we can't do everything on our own. we have asked our nongovernmental partners to take up the call for new actions that it will, solve the core challenge to making vaccines available for everyone, everywhere. solving the oxygen availability crisis, financing health security, and more. and i'm grateful, i'm grateful for their leadership. and let me close with what i made clear yesterday at the u.n. we can do this. this is in our capacity. we know what needs to be done. we just have to make the choice to do it. now the leaders on the screen i see here today, they know we can do this. and i promise you, the united states will continue to lead, will continue to drive historic commitm

state, the weekly vaccination rate jumped 34% after the state announced vaccination requirements for state employees, teachers, and school staff, health-care workers, and colleges and universities. businesses are seeing strong results. august 3, when tyson foods announced its employees would need to be vaccinated no later than november 1, only 45% of its workforce had gotten the shot. today that number stands at 72%. that is a 60% increase in less than one month. notably, the job postings that require vaccinations are up 90% according to indeed.com. the bottom line -- vaccination requirements work. they drive up vaccination rates and we need more as this is an other employers, including health care systems, school district, colleges and universities to step up and do their part and pandemic faster. -- and the pandemic faster. we need to pour individuals to -- we need more individuals to step up, too. as we prepare for labor day weekend, it is critical that being vaccinated is part of their preholiday checklist. getting vaccinated is free. it is easy and convenient. it is safe and effective. it has never been more important. please, if

of state workers to fill gaps the state's health department reports close to 20% of all staff are not vaccinated tens of thousands without shots in arms. >>> and president biden rolled up his sleeve forame just days after the cdc endorsed an extra doze of pfizer for certain high risk groups the agency approved boosters for people 65 and older and front line workers including treechings and nurses but confusion orr who's eligible is still a major issue nationwide tonight i'll ask the director of the cdc about that and about the time line on vaccines for younger kids that's on "the news" 7:00 p.m. eastern. back to you. >> we'll be watching thank you. >>> up next, entertainment analyst making a bull oish call on what he says is an underappreciated powerhouse. we'll reveal the stock he says can rally 20 pistons from its price. stay with us (kids chatter) pnc bank believes that if your phone can help you track your pizza come on, cody. where are you, buddy? then your bank should help you track your spending. virtual wallet® with low cash mode from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. >>> up next, beyond matte is stepping up the game in the chicken wars in the slew big of brands bu

state officials are getting ready for staffing shortages possibly calling on the national guard and medical professionals from out of state to help. this morning, with the deadline just hours away for all new york state healthstate workers, even the national guard to help. an estimated 72,000 hospital workers are not vaccinated. nurse trisha sebastian is one of them. >> we're trying to do what is at the best interest of our family. a majority of the nurses that i have spoken to that remain unvaccinated are sticking to their guns. >> reporter: we spoke earlier to cdc director rochelle walensky about the mandate. >> we have seen that these mandates do get more people vaccinated. so i am enthusiastic about getting more people vaccinated because it's good to protect individuals, their own health, their families and that of the communities around them. >> if we're losing health care workers potentially in the process, does that create a safer environment in our hospitals? >> it absolutely creates a challenge. what i would say is to do some work, to educate these health care workers to meet them where they are, to understand where their hesitancy is, so we can get them vaccinated and get them back to work. >> rep

. >>> and developing tonight, new york just hours away from its vaccine mandate deadline for state health care workers to receive a first dose, which could result in drastic staff firings and shortages. the governor putting medically-tr

meantime, the deadline for new york state health care workers to get vaccinated, well, that's quicklyhat hospital staffing could face shortages if too many hospital staff remain unvaxxed. that means out of a job. alex hogan live with more here in new york city. >> reporter: hi, eric. this new ruling putting the mandate on the back burner. the principal unions initially reacting to this policy saying, quote: any staffing shortage especially during a pandemic is a threat to the health and safety of both students and personnel. it is dangerous and irresponsible for the city to move forward with its plan to allow schools and centers to operate so severely understaffed. now today a federal judge blocking the ruling that was supposed to go into effect on monday. it would have mandated that everyone in the district's 1800 schools get at least one dose by the start this week or be suspended without pay. >> all our staff, all our teachers are to follow protocols. this is why we wanted a totally vaccinated system, first of all, for everyone's safety. >> reporter: the same goes for everyone work

state for — happen? and yet the secretary of state for health does not seem to be able to— state for health does not seemasic question, when we'll— able to answer that basic question, when we'll be waiting lists be over? when _ when we'll be waiting lists be over? when will— when we'll be waiting lists be over? when will we have to stop waiting for that _ when will we have to stop waiting for that crucial operation? that when will we have to stop waiting for that crucial operation?- for that crucial operation? that is exactly the _ for that crucial operation? that is exactly the question _ for that crucial operation? that is exactly the question that - for that crucial operation? that is exactly the question that all - for that crucial operation? that is exactly the question that all of i for that crucial operation? that is l exactly the question that all of our constituents ask, but as the minister has failed to say today, when the backlog will be cleared, you have got to wonder whether this plan will give any money for social care. mr deputy speaker, for this government, the incomes of working people j

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. >> reporter: in new york vaccinations for state health 9% ahead of the state's deadline to get vaccinated but in kansas city, missouri, 39 employees resigned from a health system instead of complying with the mandate there and a day after nba star kyrie irving missed a team event after reports he was unvaccinated his former teammate lebron james explaining why he got the shot. >> after doing my research and things of that nature, i felt it was best suited for me and my family and friends. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci gave a loose time line for when the fda would have enough data to look at mixing and matching vaccines. had they'll have data for all three vaccines, pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson, by mid-october. mona. >> alex, thank you. >>> more high stakes meetings are planned in washington as lawmakers race to avoid a government shutdown tomorrow night. sources say top splat democrats and republicans are working to fast track a bill to keep the government from running out of money and president biden is scrambling to keep his domestic agenda from collapsing. he canceled travel

has taken away reproductive frees which has women and couples in some instances fleeing the state for healthe. how do you undo what is really an upside down dine hillary clinton in terms of how traumatic advertised and stockholm syndrome republican leaders feel about their failed leaders. >> you can't do a lot about republicans. as i say, that's what the governor and this lieutenant governor -- actually, i believe lieutenant governor -- so people understand, lieutenant governor in texas basically run the legislature. dan patrick has run it like a dictator. all the things that have gone flew and things they haven't done are in his hands. he forced senators to do exactly what he wants to do. again, i think the only way we can start speaking to people authentically. i am going to tell people the truth. some people may not like imt but i am going to tell the truth. i am going to show my values. why i loved raising my children here. why i live here, what is fundamental about this state that i love, one of the things is diversity of the state. every i think issel step of the way as we watch this -

started offering boosters but others including san francisco say they are waiting for one more green light from the state health department. if you're still not clear on whether you qualify, call your doctor. >> each out to speak with your health care home and see if there is manager that, one you qualify for and two if it's something how to prioritize that within all of your health care needs. >> reporter: cvs said boosters are available600 stores. >> santa clara county began giving people covid booster shots today. it got under way as hundreds of protesters staged rally at san jose city hall. many of them said they are not anti-vaccine but they want people to be allowed to make their own choice. >> i'm 100% sure these shots do not prevent transmission. >> what about public health officials that say they help? >> they are wrong. they need to read the science. >> today the county public health department opened up two clinics to offer booster shots. the shots are available to people 65 years old and older and those with qualifying underlying health conditions. it's by appointment only so far. >>> san mateo coun

officials of preparing for mass firings and staff shortages the governor prepared for a state of emergency to bring healthrkers from out of state and even the national guard. monday was the deadline for new york city public schools staff to get vaccinated. a man who had covid lost a fellow teacher and supports the mandates. >> my concern is that students have already started to build relationships that they haven't had in the last 18 months, and then those relationships will come tearing apart. >> this teacher says she is not getting the shot. >> i am going to be terminated. it is going to be my last day. >> a federal judge temporarily blocking school mandate until further review. all of this happening as americans are rolling up their sleeves for a third pfizer shot come after the cdc gave the green light for pfizer recipients 18 and older who have underlying conditions anyone 65 years and older and also frontline workers. jobina: if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. just go to our website. we have information about how to make an appointment. reggie: police invest

for our world affairs correspondent. reporter: it wasn't the european -- first european country to insi on health care workers getting vaccinated. italy did it in the spring. but in july, president macron set the stateptember for health care and care workers to have at least jab the deadline passed yesterday. as you mentioned, the french health minister went on public radio and explained that 3000 staff had been temporarily suended. he says temporarily because clearly, he is hoping it will focus minds and they will come forward for vaccinations and thore, the policy will have worked. that is what they are hoping, anyway. ros: staying with covid vaccines, many women reporting changes to their periods and unexpected vaginally bleeding after having a covid jab. the u.k. regur has received more tha30,000 reports of the sender prompted one doctor from imperial college london to write about the issue in the british medical journal and urgent investigation in the hope of offering reassurance. dr. victoria molly said the body's immune system is likely the cause and there is no evidence it will have any impact on pregnancy or fertility. here's what you told bbc. >> most people making the report say the perio

health. but whether or not i get vaccinated or wear a mask, theoretically could. there are at least five vaccines required for children to go to school or daycare in every state in the nation according to the national academy for state health policy. mumps, measles, polio, rubella, chickenpox. why would what president biden is attempting to do be any different than requiring children to get these shots? >> that's an easy question, jake, because this is the federal government imposing a mandate rather than the thing in schools. the mandates in schools are state governments. so states and municipalities, that becomes a question about rights arguments. this is a question about powers and what powers the federal government has. it's not about whether the disease, whether covid affects me or you or how it affects vaccinated. that's a discussion for state-level arguments and litigation. this is about whether the federal government has the power. and since the pandemic or the spread of disease is not commerce, this goes beyond, again, the regulatory authority that the government has. and beyond that it's trying to get businesses to do its dirty work. the federal government

for joining us tonight. good to see you. >>> up next if you don't get vaccinated you will get fired, including if you're a health care worker for new york stategovernor is calling in the national guard to replace them. no osha rules yet for businesses after the president ordered vaccine mandates on the private sector. we're on it. up next, the durham indictment, is it a signal more is coming? it indicates hillary clinton's researchers illegally accessed data in the executive branch to go after trump. just who if anyone will be held responsible? we investigate with congressman chris stuart from house intelligence. we are coming out of the bottom of the hour. keep it here on "the evening edit." >> those people should be held accountable. the american people want comey, mccabe, all those individuals responsible for this type of behavior to be health accountable. ♪ ♪ ♪ aloha! isn't this a cozy little room? sorry your vacation request took so long to get approved, so you missed out on the suite special. but lucky for you, they had this. when employees are forced to wait for vacation request approvals,it can really cramp their style. i'm gonna leav

find out who on kelly clarkson this afternoon at 3:00. >>> today is the deadline for health care workers across the state to prove they're vaccinated or lose their jobs. the same story for employees in the city of san jose. nbc bay area is looking at the impact in the community. >> reporter: here in the city of san jose the vast majority of employees are vaccinated except for a vocal few. over all 91% of city employees are vaccinated including 87% of all people who work for the san jose police department which includes 1,150 sworn officers. 92% of the fire department staff is vaccinated. both unions are pushing the city for flexibility for remaining employees either unvaccinated or do not want to show proof of vaccination. those few who are granted religious or medical exemptions will eventually have to show negative covid tests twice a week. today is also the deadline for health care workers to show their proof of vaccinations statewide. that includes nurses and doctors but also anyone who works in a hospital. as of two weeks ago 90% of kaiser employees were fully vaccinated. 94% of sanford health care

exploring the world in comfort. >>> topping our health lead, new york state bracing for severe hospitalg shortages because today is the deadline for all health care workers in the empire state to be vaccinated against covid or lose their jobs. 84% of all hospital employees are in compliance statewide. that may sound high but it also means tens of thousands of workers are refusing to get the shot. joining me live to discuss, chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, what will happen to the quality of care at new york hospitals if the state suddenly loses tens of thousands of health care professionals? >> well, it's going to obviously be affected. we've been talking a lot about potential shortages because of covid patients but really the problem is you survey around the country, including what you're surveying in new york is staff. it's a significant problem. what happens is that hospitals will oftentimes then go on diversion, meaning they're not taking anything that's not emergent or urgent. regularly scheduled operations, things that are not urgent operations, those get post

. >> and people really get boosters today for the state health agencies and then that adiscussion canone speak to beyond the committee with their criteria? >> on the first question we are ready and prepared that is happening as we speak people will be getting booster shots as early as this afternoon so we don't have a lot data and that context of full vaccination early data suggest half the risk of long covid for people whole have already been fully vaccinated than those i've never seen the vaccine but is still a high percentage of people in the ten or 15 percent range. so that certainly fosters scientific data. >> elect forward to seeing you next week's briefing. have a good weekend.

so it really is bad knowledge for the health of the state, but also for the opportunity to learn, andtunity to do the things they're important that kids can do. >> there's also just the awful tragic story, and we're seeing these across the country, particularly throughout the south. where the delta variant is spreading and there have not been vaccine mandates of teachers. falling victim to the illness and in some cases losing their lives. there is been a headline after headline across the country. and really brutal, in terms of leadership -- there are different ways that political leaders can message on this. and one of the things i keep saying is when you know when a political leader wants to talk about an issue when they don't. critical race theory is a great example. they'll find ways to talk about critical race theory. has governor lee been pushing vaccination, public pushing public health measures? is this something he's active and eager to talk about, to try and protect the citizens of your state? >> early on in the pandemic, the governor did try to advocate to do the things we

for hospital and nursing home workers starting tomorrow. prompting major concerns over staffing shortages. with governor kathy hochul announcing she is ready to declare a state of emergency if thousands of teachers or health care workers don't show up. even preparing for the national guard to step in if needed. currently, 84% of hospital employees in new york state are fully vaccinated. compared to 77% of nursing home staff. in new york city schools, 89% of teachers have gotten their shots. the current mandate fight is likely a sign of more to come. >> this is only one in any number of lawsuits that you're going to see across the country because of the polarization and the disinformation. >> reporter: the biden administration already bracing for legal battles when it comes to its own requirements for workers nationwide with the challenge of enforcing some of these directives even more complicated than creating them. >> monica is with us from the white house. when do we expect a court decision on the new york city school teachers? >> reporter: the case will now go to a three judge federal panel and a decision on the mandate could come as soon as wednesday. >> thank you. >>> this weekend people began receiv

for ethnic subs live. he always governors considering declaring a state of emergency as the deadline approaches for health workers to be vaccinated against the corona virus. the declaration would allow out of state workers and the national guard to fill hospital staffing jobs. a general strike is being called for across india to mark the 1st anniversary of 3 controversial farm laws. almost say the reforms is frightened, their livelihood was the headlines. news continues here on, i'll just say that about half an hour after the stream. goodbye the u. k. trying to move on from the pandemic chorus johnson will settle plans to pay for the damage done to the economy. book with post correctly woes and authorization to plan benefit. can the government offer reassurances of better times ahead glide coverage of the conservative quality company? just choose i me okay on this week's bonus edition of the stream. the bonus is a special guest host. hello, melissa flooding from the united nations. it is so good to see you now as well as being my guest host. you do have a day job, we tell everybody what that is and what yo

. >> thank you so much for that question we are not going to get back to economic health until we get back to physical health we are eager for the united stateslth into the biden rule is not quite a role because it hasn't been written this week we submitted three pages of questions to the secretary of labor of how this is implemented because businesses are concerned and confused about availability of testing and penalties and this is down to employers of only 100 employees so of that size you may not have an hr department to look through the legality of a religious exemption, a lot of questions and we appreciate the opportunity to put them forward. jack: let's pivot to taxes as the other big story the proposal is to put the corporate tax rate from 21% to 26.5%, that is a big bump but still the lowest rate since the 1940s, corporate tax revenue as a share of total government revenue has gone from 37% to down to 6% why not bump it up just a little bit. >> i think rsc with overall bill this is three and half trillion dollar tax and spending bill, our issue were starting to throw the word trillion too much let's put this into perspective this bil

we have been working in the past month with the planning process for state and local health officials, we will continue to do that to make sure they have what they need to inform their communities. we are also continuing our work with community organizations in an effort to make sure trusted messengers on the ground have information they need to share with others. all of us on this call as well as other public health officials in administrations will go out and speak with the public to make sure people understand the new recommendation. finally, on vaccines.gov, you can find places where you can get vaccinated and new recommendations. it will take you to the cdc site and will layout the conditions that put you at higher risk for covid. we will continue to put information out for a variety of needs to make sure people know how to put these recommendations into effect. >> one of the things people should also realize, there will be temptations for example, people who recently got vaccinated, to not wait for the six-month period of time. there is an immunological reason why it is importan

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