more than 2,400 every single day. and still, though, many americans say they re over it. seven in ten are ready to moua on with their lives and accept that we have to learn to live with this pandemic. the reaction from public health experts, though, is mixed. today is not the day. we are still in the midst of a surge. we still have hospitalization rates that rival those of last winter. we cannot be in a perpetual state of public health emergency. that s not credible. it s also allowing many other problems to go by the wayside. and we have to give people some respite. so the white house is taking you know, that s a snapshot of actually a much bigger debate in the public healthe world about where to go next. and the white house is in the midst of that debate, too. i think it s pretty clear that the white house is trying to move towards preparing, at least, for the endemic phase of
stolen. that was from the on appointment compensation. california, 32 or 33 billion, not million, billion dollar stolen apparently mostly five professional organized criminals. the depth of corruption in this country, what we are seeing in new york, the degree to which cuomo is a totally corrupt governor, all these things are going on simultaneously. and frankly the corruption, the intellectual corruption we are seeing in the public healthe service, fauci being on 78 sides of the same story. we really have to get a grip as a country on trying to bring ourselves back together and trying to understand.eg this is all real. it isn t some game. sean: they want no bail laws. they won t call your riot a riot. t they seem to have no problem with violence in many major cities.. they want full redistribution of