did i get it? yes, yes and yes but it is not as great as, say, the first versions of the vaccine that were 95% effective. keep that 95% number in your head. take a look at this. what the study showed is that this omicron booster when people got it about eight months after their last covid shot it was 43% to 50% effective at keeping people from getting sick with covid. so, that s about the effectiveness of flu shots. it s good. you should get a flu shot too. it is not as spectacular as it once was. now, when are you supposed to get it? two months after your last covid shot or three months after your last covid illness, boris. not fabulous. not a rave review but as you said, elizabeth, you should still get it anyway. there is a new study i wanted to ask about abortion rates in 2020. that was two years before the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. what did this study find? you know, it s interesting. this study goes against what you sometimes hear from anti-abortion folks and s
republican states trying to ban it entirely. but do you think we will see from that? we entirely. but do you think we will see from that? entirely. but do you think we will see from that? we will see a lot of women turning out see from that? we will see a lot of women turning out to see from that? we will see a lot of women turning out to vote - see from that? we will see a lot of women turning out to vote on - see from that? we will see a lot of women turning out to vote on this | women turning out to vote on this issue women turning out to vote on this issue it women turning out to vote on this issue it has women turning out to vote on this issue. it has galvanised women voters issue. it has galvanised women voters and issue. it has galvanised women voters and continues to be one of them voters and continues to be one of them hallmark issues in this midterm elections them hallmark issues in this midterm elections and is, the economy is number elections and is, the
there has been a steady trickle of people coming through here during the day. when we got here in the morning, we were told that there were 8000 registered voters in the city and already nearly half of them had voted in early voting procedures. so the rest of them seem to have come through. we talked to a few of them. no surprise, economy was a big thing they mention. one of them said we have to go to several different stores to find a price that we can afford. democracy also an issue. one of them said to us i would never buy a vote for somebody who denies that donald trump lost the election in 2020. another issue, abortion rates were very important, rememberthe issue, abortion rates were very important, remember the supreme court overturned federal abortion rates injune. there was backlash against its of the democrats are hoping that will give them more votes at the polls. it s kind of like a mixture, really, i d what is animating people across the country, and the republicans are q
prices and crime. cannot run on those issues talk about things like abortion and election integrity. abortion rates down pretty far that you remember joe biden and the reason that they won the nevada caucuses because he was that rational guy to use the taxpayer dollars to do the 180 on that opposes late-term abortions and did a 180 on that looking at the governor of california and the candidate for republican and asking that his position on abortion ask if there s a contradiction but they didn t ask gavin newsom between him being pro- abortion and anti- death penalty and then running around for the entirety saying