protecting democracy here. one is providing documents, which he has started to do, and the other is sitting down for testimony and talking with us. so he has provided the first piece and continues to provide documents, and next we will sit down with him this week and engage. so we ll assess his level of cooperation only after that interview is done. the select committee chair, bennie thompson, will likely focus on excerpts that will be used in his deposition? i think the goal here is to ask questions and get to the truth, shoiz level of coope so his level of cooperation will be important since he s written about some of these items.
level of antibody and general immune protection high enough, it spills over to protect against other variants. so we re getting quite good protection against delta when you re vaccinated, and particularly when you get boo boostered. that s the reason why we re saying even with a new variant like omicron, if you get boosted, you ll get your level way up, and we feel certain there will be some degree, and maybe a considerable degree, of protection against the omicron variant. so you heard dr. anthony fauci saying the vaccine, the booster is still your best shot against this variant and others. phil, we also heard from pfizer biontech. they said they can work on modifying their vaccine formula, but it will take some time. phil? no question about that. some positive news. more than 2 million americans getting vaccinated or getting boosters. it seems to be a trend over the course of the last couple days. some effect there for that
it goes on and on. but the point is, kimberly, this thing is nowhere near being finished with the havoc. kimberly: it isn t. we re getting updates, you know, every ten minutes what about is going on. different developments. havoc, devastation. in queens, we found one area. 80 homes destroyed. 40 dead so far. the numbers keep mounting up in terms of the economic crisis and fall-out from this. it s significant. so many people displaced without homes. eric: shoiz in the path. a lot of people are expecting hurricane sandy, or storm sandy. will it affect early voting, voting, will it affect the election? dana: bob, you want to jump in? bob: next block. i want to talk about that. eric: i want to talk about the storm on the election. bob: on that one, there are 8 million people without power. but more importantly, these states that are affected, have electronic voting. a lot of them have electronic voting. if they don t have the power