funding for covid, the ongoing covid response, we are shifting in terms of how we look at managing covid going forward. we are always going to need to have the resources to sure we have a very available therapeutics, vaccines, that is what those resources are going towards bridge we have to look at how we are going to be resilient going forward and have a strong public health response. that is really what the administration is looking for resources for. that is part of what we need to do as members of congress we need to make sure we have policy in place so we are well prepared. martha: just to be clear before we move on are you entitled lifting 42 is a cdc recommends? i think it is to be driven by the science and i support the cdc s decision. specifically chair their democrat coalition which are mentioned in the intro, 98 moderate democrats you had a chance to meet with the president and talk to him about bipartisan measures. we just laid out his approval number on the weak side abo
budget. our views and the new dem coalition and the present administration are very closely aligned. we went to tackle the issues that families are facing today. that is why it s important we move with legislation address supply chain did not just for the short term but really take a long-term view. because again, long term durable policy is what will put us in a better position not only today, but decades ahead. martha: we will see through his actions where he puts that focus bread congresswoman thank you for being with us this morning. it is a pleasure to meet you, thank you for being here. try to mail republicans that john accord and a texas editor. welcome back to fox news sunday good happy with us this morning for a quick thank you martha. with regard to title 42, senator, on the other side of the fence gop mostly behind keeping in place or are groups that say it s an inhumane
we are going to learn more of what the effects of it is untrained s mission, but i will tell you, with this step today, of getting people boosters, but most importantly we always have to say, this getting the unvaccinated vaccinated. between all three, we have the tools to put this behind us. doctor david kessler, chief science officer for the covid-19 response, former fda commissioner, as always, sir it s an honor to have this time with you, sir thank you for your time tonight. thank you for your clarity. thank you. we ll be right back, stay with us. you we ll be right back, stay with us. with us. e world a better place for future generations. and right now is our moment. climate change has reached a crisis point. our very way of life is at risk. members of congress you have a chance, right now, to pass a plan that finally takes it on. this isn t just another vote,
james bond. we both eradicate people to make world a better place. i just want to be a little tidier. neil: bond is back. man, oh, man, this latest bond, no time to die, i think, was suppose to be out way before the pandemic. daniel craig is now 82 years old. no, he s not. but we re told this is his last bond role. but it s expected to be huge at its debut which makes my next guest tickled pink at the prospect. and, obviously, we ve been seeing a lot more filled theaters these days with the return of hollywood with the blockbuster movie, of course. the last couple of weeks which has kept them past. cine world s ceo including regal
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