where you are. it s literally within one or two miles any where you are in the united states. if everybody were to get vaccinated, the whole pandemic in the united states wour over, finished, kaput. and yet, we are struggling like a country that doesn t have the vaccine. we have the tools to end the pandemic. we are choosing to live with it because one political party, one large media network and certain forces have decided to come together and to propagate a conspiracy theory that is probably the most damaging conspirery theory in human history. you think of the number of lives that are going to be lost because of the crazy conspiracy theories about the covid vaccine. i don t think there is any precedent. we have never seen anything like that it, and we have never seen as many lives directly related to the falsehood and my information. you said, what science has given, politics seems to be taking away. is this kind of political divide, when it comes to public health and mi
sometimes or cautiously optimistic, but will obviously continue to monitor the. situation i do hope that you re right, it is a big risk, but anyways on today s subject thank you for being with us, i hope you ll come back and will continue have this conversation better circumstances. when i come home, it will be. thanks for having me on the show. there has to, it has to. thank you for coming on, thank you all at home for watching, we will be right back here next sunday, 8 pm eastern. you can catch me monday through thursday live at 7 pm eastern on the choice, on nbc s streaming channel, peacock. now, it is time to turn it over to joshua johnson. good evening, joshua. good evening committee, thank you very much. good evening to you, it is great to be with you tonight. on a rather historic day. tonight, we re keeping a close eye on cuba. thousands of people marched today in havana, protesting food and medicine shortages during the pandemic, we ll have the latest there al
we have vaccines free, for anyone who wants them. any age, no matter where you are. there it s, literally, within one or two miles of wherever you are in the united states. if everybody were to get vaccinated, this whole pandemic in the united states would be over, finished, caput. and yet, we are struggling like we are a country that doesn t have the vaccine, is struggling to get it. we have the tools to end this pandemic. we are choosing to live with it because one political party, one very large media network, and certain associated forces have decided to come together and to propagate a conspiracy theory that is, probably, the most damaging conspiracy theory in human history. if you think about the number of lives that are going to be lost because of these crazy-conspiracy theories about the covid vaccine, i don t think there s any precedent. we ve never seen anything like it, and we ve, certainly, never seen as many lives directly related to these kinds of falsehoods a
surge in cases and hospitalizations among unvaccinated americans. alabama s republican governor is not mincing words about why this is happening. the new cases and covid have because of unvaccinated folks. almost 100% of the new hospitalizations are with unvaccinated folks. and the deaths are certainly occurring with unvaccinated folks. why is she so frustrated. look at this number. look at this percentage. alabama is the least vaccinated state in america. just 33.9% of residents are fully vaccinated there. more than 50,000 new cases were reported in the u.s. yesterday alone. with the seven-day average well above 40,000. just for context, that is almost four times what it was last month. again the vast majority of those cases are among the unvaccinated. hospitalizations are rising to the highest levels in months and the situation is growing more dire in the state of florida which leads the nation in new coronavirus ipfections. that is why layla santiago is, in miami to be
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