United states. there s no doubt these work and are safe. there s a portion of the american public that still doesn t trust that emergency use designation. the full approval, studies suggest about a third of those who have not yet gotten vaccinated will step up to get a shot in the arm when it turns from emergency use approval to full fda approval. the other thing is that it will open the door for a lot of folks to put mandates in place. the supreme court has held up some mandates like indiana university. other groups like the military have been holding off for full approval. and i can t overstate what a difference those mandates make for people who are just on the fence or haven t gotten around to getting a vaccine yet. it s really going to be quite impactful over the next four to six weeks as those mandates take place, as people show up for vaccines in arms and, of course, once those vaccines take effect. we re still looking at a tough couple of months ahead but longer term this full
The decision? yes. 7,000 people have been evacuated through an on going agreement with thele taliban who the president said he doesn t trust. there s no plans to go outside the airport to help the stranded americans and our allies, which by the way the british are doing, although in a narrower capacity. a credible source tells me the state department is looking into nonmilitary ways to stage and move americans and others stranded around kabul. i asked the state department about this. the information that this is an alternative to sending military forces in to kabul for the rescue. they did not dispute that information, neil. neil: jacqui thanks very much. and my next guest said be
The airport. the taliban biding their time as the u.s. improvises a massive evacuation. haji s life in the hand of americans when a decade ago he risked his own. cyril, what happens if haji doesn t get on an evacuation flight? that s a great question. frankly it s one that corporal hurley doesn t want to contemplate. i have asked haji if he sees a future for himself in a taliban-led afghanistan. the answer is a clear no. they came knocking at his door multiple times looking for him. he believes they would have killed him if they found, he do taliban promise that they will just forgive. corporal hurley fought the taliban. he also doesn t trust the
Is that, first i wouldn t say anything, i would listen, i would try to understand what his concerns are, what he s heard about natural immunity compared to vaccine-related immunity. and then i d try to talk to him about what we have understood actually from the studies about natural immunity. we are seeing more and more data that tells us that while you get some protection from natural infection, it s not nearly as strong as what you get from the vaccine, especially with the delta variant, which is the heardiest and most contagious variant we ve seen to date. we need all the protection we can get. that s why the vaccines are so effective. but i also hear that man saying he doesn t trust anybody. he thinks that doctors and scientists are being told what to say. it s this profound loss of social trust that obviously predates the pandemic. and i wonder if at the end of the night you say there s only so much we can do to win back people s trust. well, it s a really important point beca
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