priorities. thankfully still with us, robert gibbs, and bill crystal. bill, a question for you. last night s results make it results as a harder or easier to pass all or part of the biden s agenda? do you agree with the jeff green field argument that democrats could misplayed this and go to the nice people living in the hauler and say we are putting modems on hold, thanks to this bill you are going to get rural wi-fi service and then get beaten on trans bathroom and crtc? i am a little skeptical at the cultural war and republicans like to think, there is not that much in the board of education around the country but the republican governor into north carolina couple of years ago, i m not sure that youngkin talked about that but
these long covid naps, you get what does that mean? they re tired all the time. they get long hauler type symptoms. less so in kids, but you talk about 33% of people having persistent symptoms that last months, i just feel like we de i think we re allowed to have a nuance d conversation about this. rogan had his own bout with covid in august. in part of the conversation, he also asked why people with natural immunity should get vaccinated? well, dr. sanjay guptarecent da. i think we have talked about a fair amount, but what is not clear, because this is new, there are questions about long-term effects understandably for adults and children, but there are questions about how long that immunity lasts if you had covid. no question there. and another topic of the conversation i think is important is that getting
hauler type symptoms. less so in kids. you talk about 33% of people having persistent symptoms that last months, i feel like i think we re allowed to have ainuanced conversation about this. sanjay and joe roggin may seem like an odd mix. he needed to go to a less comfortable place to share with people who may not have already had it. a lot of patience there from dr. sanjay gupta. he s right, he s right. because so many people, i mean honestly, we love all of you who are watch being us right now, right. we know that you follow the news and you know basically follow the science. you follow the science, going where people are maybe anti-science is the place to get the message corrected. if it thhelps one person, it worth it. we ll be right back. university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. if you re committed to earning your degree, we re committed to making it accessible. because we believe everybody deserves a chance.
he did admit to dr. gupta he thinks it s a good idea for vulnerable people to get vaccinated but he s worried about the lack of long-term data for kids. the only way we can know long-term stuff is with the passage of time. that s terrifying for parents. it is. the idea that your son could get vaccinated and mostly he would have been fine if he got covid and that your son could catch myocarditis and have permanent heart problems. i don t know that we can say the person will be fine if they get covid, joe. a young boy? most young boys with no when you say, fine, you mean what? they re not going to die? like me. i had covid. i m fine. you look like you re a strong as an ox. yes, i give you that. but you know, you give teenagers who will have these long covid naps. you get what does that mean? they re tired all the time. they get these sort of long hauler type symptoms. less so in kids. but when you talk about 33% of