the decision to extend student loans freezes and things like that, that stuff we need. let s give kevin a shot. take away. jason pointed out that the book is interested in shutting down succumb to be like they did when the coronavirus first hit our shores. we do not shut down this, because that would have disastrous effects for this country pretty focused not just of emigration to keeping our schools open to making sure that this 500 they had tesco out in the coming weeks of the americans feel more confident and comfortable returning to schools returning to the workplace so we can get past the latest variant. thanks for a much. merry christmas. points about redistricting.
student loan freezes in terms of things like that. that s not what we need. mike: let s give kevin a shot. take it away. yeah, mikes, as jason pointed out these democrats around this president isn t interested in tearing down this economy like president trump when coronavirus first hit our shores. the president as you played we do not shut down this economy because that would have disastrous effects for this country. so this president is obviously focused not just on immigration but keeping our schools open, making sure there is 500 million terse go out just in the come weeks. americans feel more confident and comfortable returning to schools and returning to the workplace so we can get past this latest variant. mike: gentlemen, thanks very much. merry christmas. up next, complaints about redistricting.
favorite past times. nowhere has it been more obvious than in the world of sports. when the coronavirus first hit in 2020, we saw seasons postpone asked the introduction of bubble games, and empty stadiums. 2021 marked the return of sports, but just as we thought we were getting back to normal, then you had the delta variant, and sports leagues powered through that despite the increased risk with some precautions that were put in place. and after being postponed for a year, you had the summer olympics that were held in tokyo, but without fans in the stands. you had vaccine hesitancy among some of the world s biggest stars leading them to miss games. what will 2022 look like, especially as the new omicron variant is beginning to spread? back with me, my panel. kivita, how did the sports world adapt to covid in 2021? yes, certain players have been forced to miss games, but for
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