thanks for having me. so, you know, i suppose the most striking thing is just seeing how the u.s. s vaccination program appears to have slowed down, while canada s just inches forward and forward. weeks ago it was a bit tighter between the two countries, but you know, as of the past week we ve seen canada see just under 56% of the total population fully vaccinated, 70.4% receiving at least one dose. meanwhile, in the u.s., we ve seen 49.5% of the population fully jabbed and just under 57.5% getting one dose. what s interesting to me is the disparity between the percentage of people who have received at least one dose. dr. fauci s been clear that this disparity isn t due to a lack of trying to administer and promote jabs in the u.s. so you know, we re seeing a lot of it attributed now to the politicization of the u.s. vaccination program and hesitancy in getting the jab compared to in canada.
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israel s embattled prime minister calling it a huge victory. benjam benjamin netanyahu winning his party s race in a landslide. netanyahu sounds supremely confident. we get more from orrin lieberman in jerusalem. reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu was looking for a big win in this leadership contest to see who heads the likud party, the party he s led for a decade. and with the final results counted, that s what netanyahu got. according to the likud party, he brought in 72.5% of the vote. his rival bringing in 57.5% of the vote. that s the margin that netanyahu wanted, to show he s not only in charge of the likud party, he s
office, they are not sure if another democrat can ever win in this congressional district again. kyung lah, cnn, in minnesota. roughly 152 million dollars has been spent on political ads thus far. 57.5% in digital. 34% in broadcast tv. 8% in capable tv. followed by radio then satellite. well, cnn chief media correspondent and host of reliable sources later this morning, one mr. bryant stelter. good to see you. good morning. when i heard those statistics 57% in digital and 34% in broadcast tv was the facebook news from this week that facebook saying they are not going to vet their ads. so i m wondering what the risk is to this election and what the