So we know that more than 100 potential Coronavirus Vaccines are in the works around the world. Thats according to world health organization. So far, eight of those drugs have been approved for clinical trials. Americas most prominent disease expert says if everything goes right, a vaccine might be available as soon as next january. Anticipating the worst is over, more than 30 u. S. States are taking tentative steps to restart their economy that. Despite a growing u. S. Death toll now exceeding 63,000 people. Well over 1 million confirmed cases. Even with all of these reopening, no one should expect to return to their normal routines any time soon. Erica hill looks at whats happening across all of the states. Erica. Reporter by the end of the week 31 states will be partially open despite none of them appearing to meet the vague white house guidelines that call for a downward trajectory of documented cases within a 14day period before any opening. Many resuming elective surgeries, openi
is a meteor to longer terms systems a set of issues and the other, the immediate issues with the vaccines. vaccines are critical. they are inevitably being rolled out. africa inevitably being rolled out. africa in the last month according to the who has had an 80% spike in deaths. this is totally inevitable and unethical, and ijust appeal to higher income countries to do whatever you can to fully fund the needs and get the vaccines out there. besides preparing for the next pandemic, are you satisfied with our understanding of the origins of the virus? what more can the who do, especially since china has rejected the second phase of the plan to study the origins of the virus? at the moment, we don t have the smoking gun in the public arena as to where it came from. there is the lab theories and there is the
where it says the lab theories covid-19 origins have been debunked. anyone with common sense knew it hadn t, but with these narratives i think what you re hearing on so much of the news are being recorded in the media is not what people say, but that s what you hear in the media. tucker: you are brave and honest, i m glad you re still in the media.a. thank you for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. we are out of time, sadly. an hour, just like that. we will be back every weeknight, 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn and totally sincere enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink, have a great evening. dan bongino was sitting in for sean hannity tonight, he s a great guy who s going to do a great job.
and political interest. a kind of reminds me of the propaganda campaign in which the media took part in initially where it says the lab theories covid-19 origins have been debunked. anyone with common sense knew it hadn t, but with these narratives i think what you re hearing on so much of the news are being recorded in the media is not what people say, but that s what you hear in the media. tucker: you are brave and honest, i m glad you re still in the media. thank you for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. we are out of time, sadly. an hour, just like that. we will be back every weeknight, 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn and totally sincere enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink, have a great evening. dan bongino was sitting in for
fauci, the three researchers at the wuhan institute of virology were hospitalized with coronavirus symptoms in novembe. 2020 fauci in the world dismissed the lab leak theory. we disagreed? that would be former president trump and secretary of state mike pompeo. the far-fetched lab theories look more near fetched every day. near fetched. again, governor gretchen whitmer flouting rules about dining out. she was photographed mask lists with friends despite strict social distancing roles but she has since apologized saying i went to a local restaurant as more people arrived they push the table together. well, the apology feels like an justification. the governors under investigation for skipping town