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hahn, maybe if youou could talk a little bit about what the sort of guidance is for vaccine efficacy. i know fda has ups that threshold to 60% making sure it's even more effective than the original guidance suggested might be necessary. >> so i think you have highlighted one important factor here and it is a good news story although his dr. hamburg or mention the wording around it sometimes suggest corners have been cut when they haven't been. i will use sports metaphor, a lot of shots on goal from the right of different approaches come different platforms are being tested. that's good news, some novel like him and are a vaccine and some have been tried and true and tested over the years for many, many years. this is a good news story because we have a lot of different approaches for a very novel virus that were still learning about every day. our guidance outlined in june was for efficacy. 50% efficacy for the vaccine. the reasonth we wanted to plant our flag about that is that was the time these late stage clinical trials were being designed. as the clinical trials were being design

this audiencent member knows as many of youou have, that the u.. has not joined covax and the audience member asked, how can the u.s. participate in global developments aroundd covid vaccine works i i would add, i think it gets on this, what is -- this is the problem the u.s. has not joined and what should be done about this? marie-ange, since we had appeared net and you are with one of the leaders of covax can you address this? >> yes. there are lot of ways in which the u.s. can contribute, and i think that gavi board where the u.s. is very active, there's a lot of conversation and indeed, because you don't deliver a a vaccine alone so there's a lot of work to be done in delivery. there are a lot of areas where the u.s. can come in and participate, and also with the u.s. has been very supportive of gavi come with set up actually research -- instrument called the advanced market a bit, and that will be targeted at making sure that the low and middle income country have access to the vaccine at the same time. and there's a keen interest there from t

capitol talking to elected professionals that's proof youou made the right decision 40 years ago to leaveand come here to the united states of america in search of a better life for our family. do not worry. i will be fine for telling the truth. do you still feel that way because you have suffered. you've had to retire early as ad lieutenant colonel. you were not promoted as you deserve to be. your brother was fired along with you. do you still feel like you are fine and the experience is a vindication of the american system? >> in a lot of ways, there was certainly the failure of congress as a whole to enforce accountability and pursue justice. my role was pretty straightforward. i was a witness called to testify on what i observed. going into the closed door testimony and public testimony on the 19th of november, there was little doubt i was going to face retaliation. at that point i had faced retaliation. i was already ostracized by the kind of senior political leadership and excluded from certain activities having proven myself as either disloyal or unreliable to the president. the pr

youou need to know before make more decisions that will impact the futures of your businesses?hat's the minimum you need? katie: there is a bill that has bipartisan support in the house and senate. billion for restaurant revitalization, specific for the restaurant industry. prioritizescause it smaller restaurants first, if your annual revenue is one million or less you get priority access to that money. that's the way it should be. but smaller businesses are the ones suffering. they have a harder chance and need the funds faster than larger businesses that might have more flexibility on what they need to do. the 120 billion for the restaurant industry and we needed now and we need our elected officials to show that the cs. they see our workers, their families, their farmers, their families and they care and they won't let us fail. vonnie: i am sure you have had speak to some to that had to be laid off along with others laid off in the city of asheville. are there other opportunities there? what will life be like through the fall and winter? katie: it's hard, and known. what we

with youou agree should do online voting or not, it is significantly safer than that, and that is one reason. the other reason is, as we discussed earlier, not everybody has an opportunity to vote using the traditional system. what we aren't saying is ignore those voters. the technology is here. it is being slowly piloted and tested. in the real world, the risk is adequate. we need to use it. we need to have the voters vote. the question of near universal notement, i think that is true. people who areof security practitioners for large amounts of time who have been working on different aspects of our industries, and the technology to make this safe is here. it is being used in different aspects. we are just bringing it here, and it is being tested in a thoughtful, graduated manner. i don't think we should believe it's never going to be possible. narrativethe media and the element of public trust, i think -- i would put this on kevin since he represents the media here -- a lot of times the media doesn't have the nuance of reporting these things in a manner which gives people a balanced

if youou look at the fbi i think direct array is rightly called out the problem with these white supremacist groups in the militia groups and expressed the fact that those are primary concern and i'm not seen the same kind of rhetoric coming out of the attorney general, deputy attorney general and they have been, i think, notably and unfortunately silent when it comes to that. i have great faith and the men and women of the justice department and great faith in the people at the fbi so i think these problems will be handled but i think a tone of un- acceptance has to be expressed by the leaders of this nation and i would expect to hear president come out out against esem with the militia groups have done in michigan and i was back to hear that also from the attorney general and they had not given voice to the concerns i think they ought to have to the extent that they should. >> and vice president biden wins the white house should he retain chris ray as fbi director? >> yet, i don't see any reason why direct array should not finish out his ten year term and those ten year terms are there so

so if youou live in pennsylvani, ohio, texas, oklahoma, be prepared to suffer because if job gets his way, hundreds of thousands of high-paying jobs in pennsylvania alone will be gone. nationwide, well over 10 million jobs will be eliminated. the industries that benefit from the energy sector, well, they'll lose jobs as well. that is from anywhere from 6 and 10% of the entire u.s. work force. manufacturing costs will sky rocket in this country. that means manufacturing will once again overseas, energy prices will sky rocket. america's economymy would be destroyed before biden's proposed tax increases on the middle class and small business. in the process, america's adversaries like russia, china, venezuela, they would then own the oil and gas industry. that would allow them to become more powerful than ever before. that will weaken our national s security and joe will be making russia, china, venezuela and the middle east a lot of countries that don't like us there, he will be making their economies great again instead of making america's economy great again. the biden plan to transit

testing, youou got would know who could continue going to their jobs and who needed to stay home. south korea got diagnosed, they diagnosed their first case within a day of us, and then they quickly jumped ahead in testing and got ahead of the virus. and they quickly contained it without a lockdown. meanwhile, we are not being tested. why is that, the cdc. there were dozens of kits that could have been sold in our country, so we would know if we were positive or not. thanks to the regulations, only two of them were made available. th dr.nald trump said, wi fauci, if you do not have symptoms, you do not get tested. they new at the time that some people did not have symptoms at all. kitshere are still test that cannot be sold here. there are still obstacles. and do not know what the latest number is, but recently there were still places where you need a doctor's note to get tested. we should have them sold in drugstores so we can have massive testing and people can find out if they are positive, so we can start containing this. aga once again, you know -- in i am running for office,

to my good friend senator feinstein, what happened to her by showing an active humankind is tells youou all you need to know about what -- with a half for our nation. beginning with the court. the day we start changing the number after every election to make it theg way we would like politically partisan wise is the end of the independence of the court. lots at stake in this election but today i want to celebrate, i want to celebrate the fact that judge amy barrett would be reported out of this committee unanimously, that to all the young women out theret like amy barrett, this is a big day for you. to the country as aig whole, you are going to have an associate justice on the court that you should beou proud of. this is a good day. if you don't believe me, just listen to what the aba said. the american bar association is note high on senator lees list, and many of you. i think they do give some republican nominees a hard time but but i continue to usea them because teaches many traditions in place as i can. but the folks who are watching this hearing, their job is to evaluate the nomin