been the clearest winner by far to get unvaccinated americans vaccinated and you see it in the real world. and that is important to know. that is the reason we have this new mandate. that s what the government is pointing us to. a few months ago, harry when these vaccines became wildly available, people were optimistic about america s recovery. what about now? not nearly as much. the pandemic is still going on. that s what our poll tells us how americans think. 86% of americans say the pandemic s not over. 64% say the economic recovery hasn t started yet, and 64% of americans say they are taking extra precautions. even if there s a split on vaccine mandates, in terms of the overall views of where the pandemic is, americans are generally in agreement, it s not quite over just yet. i m still wearing this thing all around the office and inside everywhere i go. thank you. you got yours too. n95. can t go wrong with that. thank you, harry enten. as the administration implements
but i will say this, it has to be stopped now. this can t go until 2022. they say we re going to win congress. they have to do something immediately. people are storming up. you look at these caravans where they are 15 and 20,000 and you don t know who is in those caravans and some of the worst people on earth. it s a tremendous cost and it s also monetarily of tremendous cost talking about trillions and trillions of dollars.nd can i add to it? what s happening here is the erosion of the social fabric of the united states of america. it was built upon the rule of law and with the biden administration is doing is not enforcing the rule of law. the first thing that happens with the people they are letting in is they are violating the rule of law in america it must be stopped. sean: highlights from our town hall where thousands of cubans rallied in support of
prior to six weeks. there s a lot of talk about using 241 and 242, civil rights statutes, but i don t think that s going to happen because given that the supreme court said this statute can go forward, garland s hands are really tied. i would like some action, but i have to say, i don t think you can criticize the attorney general at this point, he doesn t have a lot of options. we really need the congress to act. there s all of this discussion about well, they shouldn t bother because they can t get the votes, can t go with the filibuster, they can t, they can t, they can t. i am over that. put something on the floor, get a vote. put people on notice. if you can t get it now, we ll run against them and have a record. republicans have been able to sort of hide behind this, we haven t put anything on the floor, been able to hide and get away with it a long time. that s part of the problem. we need to put people on the record now and regularly. choice act and then a choice act
the sport. they have been able to train but not actually the sport. they have been able to train but not actually play - the sport. they have been able to i train but not actually play matches. to have full contact and properly play competitively, which means a lot of them a lot to them. it is 6:38am. a hospital surgeon was given his own second chance at life following an amazing gift from a colleague. rebecca brazendale decided she wanted to help, after all other avenues had been exhausted. gill dummigan reports. asa as a surgeon andrew is used to making others better at a progressive kidney condition left him needing dialysis in march last year as lockdown head. it him needing dialysis in march last year as lockdown head. him needing dialysis in march last year as lockdown head. it was a very stran . e year as lockdown head. it was a very strange time. year as lockdown head. it was a very strange time. i year as lockdown head. it was a very strange time, i had year as loc
find them soon. and i and other colleagues, friends of mine, relatives of mine. we all busy to try to find ways to get them out. but i think, you know, i also already told some of them let s be realistic. i don t think that all of this will work within a week. and it s very pessimistic because, of course, we don t know what will happen to them. they don t have any place to go afterwards. i mean, a lot of afghans who can t go, who can t leave in these days, the total majority of them will stay in the country. but a lot of them are already thinking of going to iran or to pakistan and living there as refugees because they don t know much about the country s future and how the violence and everything will take shape. but especially, the people who will not be evacuated, i think, i don t i don t have any optimistic analysis for what will happen to them. and it it s really depressing for me and for many other people