still more classified documents at the private club, closed quote. that signals there was potentially additional material there of interest to the u.s. government, even after trump turned over those 15 boxes to the national archives earlier this year. and last night, the director of the fbi chris rwray refused o answer questions about this search. he expressed real concern surrounding violent threats against fbi agents. take a listen. any threats made against law enforcement including the men and women of the fbi as with any law enforcement agency are deplorable and dangerous. and this morning, cnn has learned that some within the justice department believed that the department should have provided a public statement on the search. so let s start right there with our cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez. evan, we have been talking a lot this week about the real escalation from a meeting that investigators had back in june, with trump lawyers at mar-a-lago, leadin
surgeries and tackle the backlog. in the longer term, the nhs has a significant staffing problem. one in ten posts are vacant and that is a long term problem that the government is looking to tackle. and government is looking to tackle. and we must not government is looking to tackle. and we must not forget the staff, they are working under such extreme pressure to try and deliver a brilliant service and most people will say we have been treated by the most fantastic nurses, doctors, physios or whatever department they end up in, in the hospital. we know that there arejob end up in, in the hospital. we know that there are job shortages. it is a tough time recruiting staff. however they bearing up? you talk to any staff and they are exhausted. their morale is very low. even though patients and you often speak to them and like you say, they are full of praise for the staff that cares for them but the system is
cases for over four years, is significant. remember that this is just the tip of the iceberg because it is the rare case that causes paralysis. so that means there must be several hundred other cases in the community circulating before you see this one case. it is not just this community. it is any other community that is surrounding it that has low vaccination rates that is also at risk. the spread is always a possibility. the spread is going to be silent. so let s look at vaccination rates in the communities that the doctor mentioned. in rockland county, new york, it is 60% nationally 92, that s incredibly low. orange county and the neighboring county in new york, 58%. apparently these folks who refuse to vaccinate, they re forgetting history to put it bluntly. children who are paralyzed, children who end up in ended up in iron lungs, it is just horrible what polio can do. it really is.
are taking those precautions. but it mustn t end up in, for example, a constituent being unwilling to go to a surgery because he or she thinks there might be a police check or something. i mean, there won t be it s not that crude. but there are procedures being put in place. journalist inaudible. it was incredibly difficult, listening to it. he didn t have any remorse, as the judge observed. the frightening thing was that he was intelligent. he was articulate. he was educated. and therefore the one thing he wasn t was civilised. and that combination is always very uneasy when you come upon it. and that we have to face radicalisation doesn t just happen to those who maybe can t process the intellectual processes