will make the life of the nonvaccinated very difficult. which is a very, very, very bad mistake. reporter: protests followed. one of the biggest came on july 31st, just a couple of weeks after macron made his speech. across france, 204,000 people took to the streets, according to the interior ministry, but for all of the noise, the very same day, more stood in line for the injection. most people understood that the alternative was yet another lockdown. it was saying to the french, she says, that if you re vaccinated, you can live like you used to. this health pass will give you your freedom back. now, france has one of the best vaccination rates in the world. over 62%. and despite the spread of the delta variant, hospital admissions have gone down.
quote, we are all frustrated with the 80 million nonvaccinated. comes out of the gate right away and says it. he says they re the ones who are keeping us from turning the corner, causing people to divide. these are all quotes. it s not about your freedom or your personal choice. then he says i understand your anger. constantly ginning up anger in our society. all this marxism thing following through everything they are doing and you re right he was a year ago when they said i m not taking it if it s a trump vaccine if trump supports it. let me ask a really dumb question. if it s something like 75% of americans have at least one shot and are for those of us to have two shots and have already had it. i have had both shots. i have already had covid. so my antibodies are through the
nonvaccinated. it s 99.9% those that have not been vaccinated that are responsible for these cases. it s a point that the president expects to pound again and again in about an hour. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. first to peter doocy on what we ll hear out of the president and the argument that he will make to get tough now. peter? neil, the white house thinks that they have given 4 million federal workers enough nudging to go and get vaccinated. so now if these federal workers don t get the shot, they could lose their jobs. disciplinary action could include termination. correct? correct. hopefully it doesn t come to that. our role is to convey to federal employees, the safety, the effectiveness of the vaccines that are readily available. next, a six-point plan from
over time is at the vaccines are becoming less effective potentially against the virus. now it s not a huge amount of evidence for that in this country, in israel where they were a lot earlier but there vaccine roll out, there is some indication that the pfizer vaccine is becoming less effective over time but then they were vaccinating with a three week gap between doses. we were vaccinating within 8 12 weeks, so we just can t be sure in this country as more research is going on. claudia asks, what does this mean for 12 15 year olds travelling abroad to countries such as germany which require quarantine for nonvaccinated travellers? it’s nonvaccinated travellers? it s actually a nonvaccinated travellers? it s actually a really nonvaccinated travellers? it s actually a really good question and one that hadn t occurred to me before i looked at germany and that question is right, there s an interesting situation here where if you are under 12 and unvaccinated, you are under 12
but i also understand that the reason children are becoming infected is because in most cases they live in low vaccination rate states and they re getting it from nonvaccinated adults. so my plea is that for those who are not vaccinated, think about it. god willing, the fda is going to be coming out in a reasonable time frame to say this vaccine is totally safe. we ve seen millions of doses around the world, billion doses already. and we know how it s transmitted. one thing i find a little disingenuous, when i suggest that people in zones where there