out why or what did he hope to accomplish. they were different types of people there. they were not a big monolith. which i think is unfortunate. i think the press reports it that way. there are different types of people there. many types and the most violent among them was probably the smallest group among them but still a large group among them but still a large group of people. group among them but still a large group of people- group among them but still a large group of people. robert costa from the washington group of people. robert costa from the washington post, group of people. robert costa from the washington post, i group of people. robert costa from the washington post, i could - group of people. robert costa from the washington post, i could if- the washington post, i could if bring you in here. do you think the fact that there is only one film crew in5ide fact that there is only one film crew inside the capitol building. the apb new stem krill, the fact that many g
the variant into the database. it s one thing to ramp up testing in genomic surveillance. it s another thing to share it rapidly and transparently and we need to do muchmore of that global sharing. yeah. the world health organization were grateful, 118 or 116, genomic sequences. does that mean different variants or different examples? there are 118 different genomic sequences of omicron. many of those coming from south africa and some of them coming from botswana and you have one from belgium and israel, as well. so we re getting more information and the rockefeller foundation, pandemic prevention institute is set up to track and monitor this very closely. zee an all-points bulletin or apb out on this variant. i m encouraging scientists around the world to ramp up their sequencing and testing.
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they were ordered to be separated for a cooling off period after their encounter with the police, but i think what we just need to understand right now is that the arrest warrant is just following the money. there could have been many uses of fraudulent use of the credit card or it was gabby s, but where that is is it still going on? that s the real question. they know so much more than we know. the real issue is we need to get him in handcuffs, into police custody and by issuing a federal arrest warrant, it s like a masterful apb across the united states. i think he ll be sighted by people assuming he is still alive and they re going to call the police and police, no matter where you are in the united states are going to have to put him under arrest. once he is in the box, in the interrogation room, i think we re going to get answers that we need to piece it all
warrant is just following the money. there could have been many uses of fraudulent use of the credit card or it was gabby s, but where that is is it still going on? that s the real question. they know so much more than we know. the real issue is we need to get him in handcuffs, into police custody and by issuing a federal arrest warrant, it s like a masterful apb across the united states. i think he ll be sighted by people assuming he is still alive and they re going to call the police and police, no matter where you are in the united states are going to have to put him under arrest. once he is in the box, in the interrogation room, i think we re going to get answers that we need to piece it all together. joey, in your experience and casey, weigh in if you want, the time that gabby was deceased, how long she s been out there, how big an impact could that