Kazakhstan's officials are reporting the return of law and order across the nation as law enforcement, aided by peacekeepers from Russia, Belarus, Tajikistan and Armenia quell the violent protests that drowned the country in chaos for days and led to dozens of deaths and the detention of several thousands
where you think we are in terms of this pandemic? sure, well, certainly the numbers of way down we re at about 35% off or peak. delta wave is last final wave many of us believe, there is a small segment of the population with no immunity, it is burning through that population and quickly, overseas in india where they had almost no no if was a boom or buffett. boom bust. trey: main of us trying to learn the greek alphabet, we thought it was going to be one variant after the other, but if i heard you correctly, this delta may be last big wave. right. if you look at the variants we had all of which are
economy runs. other countries make other decisions about keeping workers on furlough, but we go boom bust. it does take a while to get back up. i do think that we re strengthening from here. but the other thing that i would cite is technologicalon disruption. a lot of things are being done by software. a lot of things are being done digitally. i think you ll see more outsources of white-collar jobs to other countries. and software that could strip out foreign accents from teleworkers have. so think all of this is in play and we re just beginning to see, it will take many months if not years to tease this out. austin, the first point that president biden noted today was the unemployment rate fell from 4.8% down from 5.2% in august. that is of course good news. but do americans see it that way? i mean there are help wanted signs everywhere you look. you call kut of customer and they warn late times are longer due to worker shortages.