go is wondering whether we re getting into a close of a moment where there is overdone to the market on the down side and you start to see some investors to step in to buy the dip. we haven t seen it yet, but john, this is clearly another big headwind. i m looking to see if it spills into the real economy. we need to keep an eye on that. matt egan, we appreciate the breaking news update. next for us, covid frustration. some moms get through it by literally screaming. some anti-vaxers get through it by lying. turns out, michael buffer speaks like that all the time. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that s been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage, go with the general.
post-menopausal suddenly getting menstruation. abdominal pain. and women have been dismissed and totally blown off as dr. that carrie said. somebody didn t report it because they were afraid they would be called a conspiracy thirst because they were being blown off. the people silencing women, dana, are the same people who patriarchy all day long. being told you are a conspiracy theorist. i saw women, women on the left and these were notable, editorialists and commentators who would bring this issue up. either their own personal experiences or they were relating anecdotally something that they happened to someone they knew or within their family, they were called anti-vaxers by other people online. and i was mystified at this. because, you know, when you look at scientific theory, it s okay to be incorrect about scientific theory, but we need to follow the facts and let the facts
fighting hard and holding on meanwhile, there is a growing memorial outside this police precinct this community has been shaken by this violence kate kathy, thank you. protestors from across the country marched on washington today, voicing opposition to covid vaccine mandates, as a new nbc news poll shows americans losing confidence in the president s virus response josh letterman has more from washington reporter: tonight, the vaccine battle reaching a fever pitch in the nation s capital. if there is risk, there must be choice reporter: thousands rallying on the national mall for the defeat the mandates protest, featuring some of the nation s most prominent anti-vaxers. we got turned away because we didn t have a proof of vaccination card i m fully vaccinated, but not this vaccine the main reason being, because it s quote, unquote experimental
turnout also tends to be lower. but there tends to be a core group of republican base voters who come out no matter what election it is. they show up, and they vote. so in these circumstances where you re really seeing from the split you showed, 47%, 46%, people are really pessimistic, that could spell trouble for democrats in terms of actually getting their voters out to the polls. i have to say, democrats, you asked whether they feel they can turn this around. they certainly are not closing the possibility, but there is not a lot of optimism right now. partially because they re looking at the historical trends, which show that in the first midterm years after a new president comes in, they tend to lose a whole score of seats in the house. that would certainly, if that happens, mean the house would become under republican control, joe. and redistricting another challenge on top of all that. nbc s josh lederman, thank you for helping us break down these numbers. still ahead, anti-v
indicates to me this is why it takes us to so long to get out of this. people have a caricuture sense of what freedom is. hyper individualism has been invoked for the past 20 years or so. it gets crazier and crazier. the point now is donny, people who got to fight vaccinations to go in school and fight vaccinations to give to their kids to go to school. you look at states like mississippi who hated to live out in california who were the progressives who so granola, the original anti-vaxers. mississippi had some of the