omicron as well as the ability to protect severe illness this is very early based on very few case studies, but it is highly unlikely that these vaccines would be rendered completely useless. the immune system is much more complex than just antibodies. your body works at a lot of different ways and it responds to the vaccines and natural immunities. while the anybody levels may win over time, we know it does, and that s why we recommend boosters and a lot of adults. it s important to know that there are other parts of the immune system that kick in and still prevent severe illness. we have to determine what is our goal here? if her goal is to get to zero cases and if it is, were setting ourselves up for billy because it s not going to happe. what we want to do is move for a decrease of death and it does seem like vaccines and natural immunity are still able to do that. spoon president biden has been saying that he s going to come up tomorrow with a plan of actin
did not go through two years of the impacts of a terrible virus that has caused real damage to the world economy. people are in a different state of mind. and they may bend during the carter years as well as the nixon years. it s a different world. mark meadows is revealing sent trump tested for covid days before your first debate. do you think that the former president put you at risk? president biden: i don t think about the former president. john: president biden speaking in the south court auditorium at the white house about the supply chain crisis and about inflation. sandra: are to believe and where the average american families dealing with inflation and supply chain criss and empty store shelves was that dumb academic that the
is there a plan to shut down the government, at least for a short period of time, and order to get that money for vaccine mandates out of the budget bill question speak up no republican wants to see the government shutdown this friday. what we want to see is the democrats go on record and vote up or down whether they think these onerous vaccine mandates are an appropriate exercise of bureaucratic state and washington, d.c. sandra: that being said, were about to hear from dr. anthony fauci was about to take to the podium there alongside jen psaki for her daily briefing. she is bringing him into that moon to microbrew. he will take questions from reporters at a time where, as you just heard from president biden, they re still anxiety in the workplace particularly about returning with covid. there s a new strain that is causing new concern at this point in time. do you believe that dr. anthony fauci cannot bring coma to the current situation and the situan
the tips poll and people, people don t blame mr. biden. it s the inflation rate. jay powell. sandra: doesn t look at it! he doesn t get that part. sandra: he doesn t look at it. it strips out food and fuel when his inflation measures. he looks at core inflation rate. biden or powell? sandra: powell. he doesn t even look at food stomach feud or fuel. am i wrong? you re never wrong. and he never looks at the broad measures as well. get a little bit of a comeback. instead of looking at the woke stuff after he was reappointed, he had said it he was wrong and the inflation rate is not transitory. sandra: you are to acknowledge it to him that he handled
overturning something that is, in his estimation, could be wrongly decided. the waiting game begins. they will have the first post behind closed doors on friday and from there, the jostling and the writing of opinions and persuading voting will happen. i will probably be months before we know exactly what the court decides. but the debate outside is not dying down anytime soon. john: already, analysts are giving this out thinking that the votes will uphold the mississippi lot. but there are two focuses. one is precedents that is artie been decided and the other, of course, is a viability. we have to jump out because president biden is coming up to the podium to give his speech on the supply chain crisis puts us in. president biden: it s been a tough couple years, but we made incredible progress. today, i would like to speak about the steps we are taking to address challenges in the