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disease control has decided to lift the requirement that people get tested for covid-19 beforen tet teringhe united states. this will go into effect at midnight on sunday. if a new variant does emerge, the cdc could reinstate the testing requirement. let's take a look at why the cdc wants to lift this requirement. they say now things are different. there are high rates of immunity to covid-19 due to therapeutics and vaccines. the travel industry has been pushing for this change for some time now, and some people say look, vaccination rates in the u.s. have been relatively high for some time. therapeutics have been available for some time. the cdc should have done this months ago. but the cdc says now they thought was the appropriate time. >>> 12 out of 12 rectal cancer patients saw their cancer disappear after receiving an immunotherapy drug. the trial was small, and researchers say the findings need to be reproduced in more patients including those with diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, i spoke earlier with an expert in the field of colon and rectal disorders in seattle. and he expla

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cal worthington was not far from tere. you know cal worthington?urse, yeah. >> he would go to work. i knew where the keys to his 1969 toyota corona, not carolla, corona. i was 11 years old. i was tall for 11. i would drive around cerritos with my 10-year-old sister in the passenger seat. [ laughter ] and only make right turns because i was too afraid to make left turns. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did he ever catch you? >> no, he never knew, which says everything you need to know about my father. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, we used to steal, cleto, my band leader and i, used to steal his dad, cleto sr.'s, car. cleto would drive the car. but then we were driving around the block -- sorry if i'm just now telling you this. [ laughter ] we'd spend 45 minutes trying to get it exactly -- we marked with chalk the parking spot. it was never even close to worth it. >> are you a good driver? >> jimmy: yeah, i'm all right. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. no, i love it. i'm not going to tell you how many cars i have because that would probably be environmentally irresponsibl

all the major averages, the equity averages, even gold and some of these others, have kind of put tered along here, but again, it's food and you're seeing it at the grocery store that goes up but remember it starts in these markets as they're effect ed by these increases and raw commodities, grocers then pass that along to you. so that's why we're seeing double-digit increases in things like meat and eggs and fish and milk and cereal prices and dare i say it? bakery goods. that is more, my friends. in the meantime we've got bob barr joining us love having him on the former house manager during the clinton impeachment trial and i'm sure, bob, you were looking at these hearings last night on the january 6 committee, and no doubt, wondering as some republicans are, some for political reasons, to say the focus should be on all this economic stuff going on the run-up in prices, the run-up at the gas pump, the run-up in crime, and that's what's going to resonate. what do you think? >> i do think that when the election comes in a few months, those are the issues that you've just enumerated, ne

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