the extent to which vaccines will be effective against this. i don t think there s panic on that front yet. third, you know, the other thing about these variants that have mutations in the spike protein, similar ones that we ve seen before the b-13531 out of south africa, the lambda out of south america, those never really went anywhere. so it s not as if just because you have mutations in the spike protein that it spreads all over the world. the fact that we ve identified this in hong kong and australia and europe, likely the united states. that doesn t mean necessarily that it s more transmissible. this has been pretty much true of every variant, that it pops up in multiple places very quickly, just like when we first tried to enact travel bans from china and the virus had already entered into new york city from southern europe to ignite the terrible epidemic there. so i think the most important thing you need to know now over
this from the mueller team run underneath the surface. every now and then the subsurfaces you see an indictment or a search warrant or a plea agreement. buy at all other times they are beneath the surface. we don t want witnesses leaking statements and don t want information leaked to the press. bob mueller cannot be happy about it. you know this world well. you know how cases like this work. i know you can t guarantee there haven t been leaks but how confident are you that leaks out of mueller world have been either zero to minimum? very confident. i worked for the man. i know a number of people on his team. i would find it very, very difficult to believe not improblem but very, very difficult to believe that that s the source of these leaks. it s interesting that you use the submarine metaphor here that we don t know where the mueller sub is at any given time and all of a sudden it pops up. and you are like george papadopoulos, who is that? and then everybody learns who he
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that was well promised in health care reform-s that low-income americans will be able to have access to good-quality health care. and of course with women it s essential that they get access to good-quality reproductive health care. so it s i want to say criminal that they re being excluded. what do you make of iowa? this is as aggressive as it s ever been. your thoughts. well, i think what s happening in iowa isn t good. but what people have to understand, and this goes to martha s point, is that there are so many of these restrictions on access to abortion that are flying under the radar screen. once in a while it pops up. but it s important that you re having this on your show tonight so that people realize, i mean, there have been 400 bills dropped in state legislatures this year just on access to abortion. and so it s important that we realize, yes, iowa, north dakota, mississippi, and arkansas it almost brings the women s movement, martha, to a new age of activism. i me
what do you make of iowa? this is as aggressive as it s ever been. your thoughts. well, i think what s happening in iowa isn t good. but what people have to understand, and this goes to martha s point, is that there are so many of these restrictions on access to abortion that are flying under the radar screen. once in a while it pops up. but it s important that you re having this on your show tonight so that people realize, i mean, there have been 400 bills dropped in state legislatures this year just on access to abortion. and so it s important that we realize, yes, iowa, north dakota, mississippi, and arkansas it almost brings the women s movement, martha, to a new age of activism. i mean, it s just got to be constant, doesn t it? yes. and listen, i m not thrilled that we have to do it, that we have to revisit this fight. there s a reason we had it in the first place. it s because before roe v. wade women were dying. sure. we know what life was like before women had acc