decision? no i think we have the same question you do. the email we got was pretty vague. i think our big worry is that they are not following the science as you said. omicron is much more mild strain of the virus and are possibly this to play caught minority of students who want maximum covid protection in the face of data that is our big concern. pete: that is my big question, what they re saying reflect how most students field or more compliant student body, let s mask up even though we have a vaccine and go virtual the way it is? are you speaking for a majority here, what is your sense? we have receive overwhelming support for our letter not just in the law school campus but the other campuses as well. the pandemic presented a challenging time for us, we stepped up to the plate, wearing masks, coming together as a community which is why this
lawrence, you re in for will this morning. rachel, i see you digitally now. last i saw you it was 2:00 a.m. in nashville. usually a bad thing. but in this case it was a good thing. rachel: it was such a good thing. lawrence, it was great seeing you over there in times square. i have to say i wish you were with us in nashville. lawrence: me too. rachel: it was so much fun. everyone was ready to party. everyone wanted to elect pete president. it was so much fun. originally i was supposed to be in nashville. then the producers called an audible and sent me to times square. i had a great time. i thought the kid was missing out on all the fun with all of our friends and audience who we consider our family. that is me dancing in times square. if london breed was going to feel the spirit i would feel the
rachel: this week the supreme court will hear arguments over president biden s sweeping vaccine mandate on private businesses. lucas tomlinson is live as the white house shifts the burden of the omicron surge to the states. lucas? reporter: good morning, guys. the supreme court scheduled to hear the arguments this friday against the vaccine mandate, the case brought up by trade associations and trucking, other businesses. recalling president biden s message to governors last week. look, there is no federal solution. this gets solved at the state level. ultimately gets down to where the rober meets the road. reporter: critics say if covid policies best left to the states there should be no federal mandate for the vaccine. the government was created to work, 50 individual states, each creating their own solutions so that if one makes a mistake we
great question, lawrence. depends who you re talking about, high-risk groups, obese, diabetes, kids with underlying conditions, immunocompromised, i would say yes. i spoke to paul offet education center in childrens hospital of philadelphia, head of are not being called, to analyze this here is what he said. i think it would have been valuable for the american public to heard a discussion about the pros and cons of that recommendation. i see it as a lot of opportunity , he said. that is just what we don t need now, lawrence, a hospital opportunity a study in arizona showed 92% effectiveness of those teens of preventing covid after two shots. another study out of the united kingdom, shows very dramatic increasing hospitalization after
university of the miami 41.2 million. they got all of this money. they still won t open. here is an idea, if you re not going to open up, give the money back. maybe we can pay off the debt with that money. it is truly unbelievable to see what happened during the pandemic. you see the mental health crisis. yet you want to do the same thing to these kids. your university, pete, we covered this, princeton, they require you to get both vaccines, to be boosted, tested. now you can t even leave the county. this is really demented what is happening, rachel. rachel: it absolutely is. by the way princeton used the covid money to hire right investigators to investigate kids who were violating so-called covid rules. i mean they were using it to turn the university into a chinese surveillance state. this is absolutely outrageous. by the way, these universities are sitting on massive