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anywhere. maybe even here. and that s not just in new york city, that is across the country. first and foremost of the president could do something helpful tomorrow, which is to say that he s asked the cdc to revise those guidelines, because that is clearly not necessary. the other thing is, they ve got to come up tomorrow with some sort of encouragement. because their numbers are already so bad in terms of just the mood of the country. if he comes out tomorrow with doom and gloom, death, dreary winter, everything is terrible when we are actually getting pretty encouraging results about alma krohn. if this pandemic was different and children were dying and people were violently sick everywhere, then some of the mandates maybe you could revisit that. but for this it doesn t seem to make sense. there is no reason anybody else who is in decent health will ever have to die from this if they can get off there and pasties therapeutics. the emergency ruse will mike
punishments in the name of the criminals out and run free. it seems like the city has cornered the market on insanity. nyu has a 99% vaccination rate among all students and faculty and they are going to remote exams. why? one of the things that i ve noticed too is that if you look at this alma krohn that came from south africa, the results from south africa are quite encouraging. it s very transmissible, exponentially transmissible, but for most people it s either a systematic or very mild like a cold. i m the worst when i have a cold, i hate it, i get that, but the cdc s protocols are that you have to if you test positive coming up to take ten days off of work. one of the reasons the hospitals are getting overwhelmed is because many people, because it s highly transmissible, are testing positive even if they don t feel sick which means than they have to stay home for ten days. all sorts of people, hospitals,
pills on the horizon that could prevent hospitalizations for people affected by covid-19. we have secured enough supply these pills already and early indications are that these treatments will remain effective in the face is alma krohn. we do not know that for sure, but that s the hope and expectation. like with the distribution of vaccines, we will ensure that these medicines will be available to the hardest to communities in america as well. fifth and finally, as we see with covid-19 and the delta variant i know with alma krohn variant, all of that emerged elsewhere. it all came from somewhere else. to beat this pandemic, we need to go to where it came from and the rest of the world. we also need to vaccinate the rest of the world. america has, in my view, continuous lead in that effort. we have shipped for free more vaccines around the world than
transportation, through the winter months. i will close with this. again, the actions i m announcing are ones that americans can rally behind and should unite us in the fight against covid-19 and they come from a position of strength. we are better positioned than we were one year ago to fight covid-19. since day one of my administration, we ve been doing everything we can to beat this virus. that is what we have to keep doing. that is how we keep our country and businesses and schools open. that is how, even with the pandemic, we have generated record job creation. i .6 million new jobs since january 20th. more than any president in american history. we are on track for the fast economic growth and for decades. we move forward in the face of covid-19 and the delta variant. we will move forward in the face of the alma krohn variant as well.