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vaccinated. also, on top of the it s a story and something to talk about on tv and makes them more reliable relatable to their viewers and it s something we have seen since the beginning when chris cuomo fully documented his covid experience in his basement. it s become a story that people share over the christmas table, what their experience was with covid. i know our family did as multiple people in our family got it and talked about it. seems like another segment and way to share information, public service, but also to be relatable. howard: for each of you on this question, some of the omicron coverages oh my god this is terrible and others, it s not that big a deal, is the media spreading confusion with the mixed messages, emily? absolutely, and i think again even the people that the media is supporting on and when you are sort of taking information from sciences and from the medical field, that speaks to how split that even is. even journalists as they try to take that message
congressional reporter nicholas wu for the latest on this. nicholas, thank you for coming to the sunday show. how much of a how big a deal, explain to viewers how big a deal this news is from manchin. it is a huge blow, jonathan, to the democrats agenda. for months and months they have been going back and forth over the scale, and the scope, and even the timing of this legislation. and for manchin to come out now and say he doesn t want to move forward with it, this is all part of the breakdown in trust that we re seeing between progressives and moderates. we have this handshake deal, a little while ago between progressives and moderates in the democratic party to let the infrastructure bill go and move forward and with that, and agree to this outline on the build back better plan. progressives see it, this is a breakdown of that agreement, in total lapse of what they had
public heard about what happened on that call from the u.s. government. before we heard about it from the kremlin. and that shouldn t be that big a deal, but for the last four years, that never happened under president trump. if you had any contact with the russian government, even if we had not known about it in advance, the kremlin would always give us the first word about what had happened. we would find out that our president had a meeting with putin, the russians said they had talked about we would always find out about it because of a press release from the kremlin. this time it was our government. it was the u.s. government that was first to describe what happened. maybe that is not the biggest thing in the world, but it is a change. these are among the signs that things are being handled differently. our white house is certainly under new management right now. our president is different. russia s president has the same. and russian president vladimir putin does appear once agai
against severe illness. that cushion may be eroded because of some of the mutations they re seeing with omicron, but what that might mean clinically for patients may not be as big a deal, meaning that in the laboratory it me a seem like a big deal, but in the real world it may not feel that much different. i think it makes the case right now, kate, that people who have been thinking about vaccines but haven t yet gotten one, they should reconsider. these vaccines, they do like they will at least offer some protection against omicron. if you re all due for a booster at this point, six months out from your pfizer or moderna vaccines or two months out from j&j, you should get that booster because it will increase that cushion effect. so i think that that s sort of what we take away from it. within a couple of weeks we ll have a much better idea. they ll take the virus, take blood from vaccinated people, put it in a test tube and see what happens. we may find out it s very protective or it