parents were vaccinated but not getting their kids vaccinated right away? absolutely. kids are going to be okay and so they re willing to take that chance. the message of social responsibility is not resonating. we have a moderate public health in the u.s. that s focused on individual risks and responsibility. with vaccines, we need as many people vaccinated as possible to g protect those who can t get vaccinated. the other issues is covid news fatigue, she s putting her head in the sand and tired of all the information. if they are not listening, changing minds won t be easy. stephanie gosk with that report. joe, there is going to be and i worry there is going to be concern among parents obviously in the anti-vax community. this could be a game changer if good amount of kids got
editors in the country are here with their new year s resolutions. but let s begin with media shake ups, take dondowns, and ar that seemed like it lasted a decade. as the ball was dropping back on january 1st, i bet you had not heard of stormy daniels yesterday or christine blasey ford or alexandria ocasio-cortez. you might not have known the name jamal khashoggi, either. or the name of the newspaper in annapolis, the capital gazette. so now at the end of a year of so much news and frankly so much bad news, you might have news fatigue. if you do, you re not alone. yes, news fatigue. most americans feel worn out by the sheer amount of news these days, which means they need trusted newsrooms as guides, as curators. so have we helped? have journalists done enough to cut through the confusion and lies and propaganda and actually put facts first? you know, right now, our country feels consumed by politics.
up and said, look, i stand with my teammates the big challenge will take place right now. up ahead, are you tired? are you depressed? do you feel like you can t deal with a non-stop news cycle? well, you may be suffering from news fatigue. i think i have something that can help. first, another message from our troops serving abroad on this fourth of july. hello, everyone, my name is samantha jefferson, i m in the united states air force currently deployed in south korea at osan airbase. i d like to wish my friends and family at home a happy fourth of july. bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens brown paper packages tied up with strings these are a few of my favorite things these are a few of my favorite things
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