that your system hasn t even seen before but is now ready for. it is that phenomenon that i think is going to help us here. that s a reason, by the way, anderson, why we are all pushing as hard as we can for people who have gotten vaccinated but not yet boosted to do so. that s a lot of people. i think people are interested in that, but maybe delayed a little bit. you heard clearly from cdc, if you are 18 and over, you should get a booster now if it has been six months or more since you got pfizer or moderna or two months since you got j&j. this would be a great time to do that to get us ready. you know, this omicron variant is just a reminder, i think, and i think it is an important reminder, that no matter what we do in this country, the weakest link anywhere in the world is going to affect what happens in this country in terms of the health of all of us and in terms of vaccine distribution. if the world is not vaccinated, if the world is not receiving vaccines and getting them dis
variant is just a reminder, i think, and i think it is an important reminder, that no matter what we do in this country, the weakest link anywhere in the world is going to affect what happens in this country in terms of the health of all of us and in terms of vaccine distribution. if the world is not vaccinated, if the world is not receiving vaccines and getting them distributed, we re vulnerable because what happens in, you know, rural botswana doesn t stay in isolated geographically. it now spreads around the world very quickly, and i m not saying it happened in botswana. i m just picking that country at random. well, you are totally right, anderson. if we needed one more reminder that we are all one family on this planet, here it is. what viruses don t really care about country boundaries and they spread rapidly. so, yeah, if we re really serious about protecting against pandemics we have to think about the whole world, not just our