the fragile union and the crisis of 1876. why are so many willing to spread the civil war media which seems wildly hyped if we re talking about real war, not re-tore y all car. rhetorical war. i think it fits the narrative. we re a long way away from that. we have definite partisan rifts and the country is divided but it s been a much different place before. so i think it s a part to stir the pot but we as a nation and covering it could do better to take the temperature down. howie: i think that s great advice. look, i go online, i watch the other cable news channels, in some precincts it seems as if donald trump is still president. he s the undisputed leader of the republican party but he generates a lot of news in ways that sometimes overshadows president biden. why is that?
National
February 6, 2021
LAHORE: Global funding for COVID-19 vaccine development has exceeded 10 times in less than a year the amount allocated for HIV and TB research and development in 11 years.
“A staggering amount of $103.8 billion has been thrust into COVID-19 vaccine development within a period of just 11 months of 2020 as compared to a paltry $9.5 billion ($8.5 billion for HIV and $1billion for TB) for HIV and TB research and vaccine development during 11-year period from 2009 to 2019,” according to the statistical data compiled by Treatment Action Group (TAG-USA).
“According to KENUP Foundation, the governments, to-date, spent at least $111.6 billion on COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics, 95 per cent of which went into coronavirus vaccine development alone. It betrays a whopping amount of $103.8 billion spent on COVID19 vaccine research and development alone,” says Mike Frick from TAG-USA quoting the latest statistics on R&D funding at a session titled “HIV &