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here s what jerome adams had to say just a few minutes ago. rapid tests are very good on telling you if you are in cutely affected. get a rapid test if you can. the problem is, the administration is not delivered a rapid test. they don t want to put out a policy telling you to do something which then reflects blame back on them. dana: the cover of the near post, omnicrush. we have team fox coverage. must pick a good morning. with his take on casts in short supply, many americans are waiting in long lines where the covert positivity rate exceeds . the surgeon general is questioning the value of testing individuals who are asymptomatic or low risk for competition. we are going to be working to unwind the testing psychology that our federal leadership has managed to unfortunately that most of the country end. other health experts argue it s important to track asymptomatic cases because they can still be passed on to high risk individuals. that is renewing nationwid ....
and kayleigh mcenany, gillian turner, and in the center seat we have joe concha. the million cobig cases is double that in india back in may and this comes as nearly one and 100 americans tested positive for the virus in just the last week. meantime, the mixed messages from the cdc and white house are creating even more confusion while raising new concerns about how the president is managing this crisis. he is now set to meet with his covid response team in just a few hours. remember, as a candidate he promised to shut down the virus. he said he fixed what his campaign referred to as the trump testing fiasco. but now he s dodging questions about the current testing crisis. watch. do you think we will have a testing component? president biden: i will be talking about that later. will you break up the big four meat-packers? emily: kayleigh, even before he took office, joe biden criticized the trump administration s handling and logistical fashion of the pandemic c ....
dollars so that they could stay open, be prepared, open safely, all of that. no many of them are saying we ll have to go virtual again. so the president criticized specifically some of the states and he s asking where did the money go? we also back then included an $10 billion for testing for schools. that money went out to the states. states and the school districts have spent the money well. many of them. unfortunately some haven t. martha: unfortunately some haven t. there s the podium. we re waiting for jen psaki that will probably get questions about this in terms of the accountability. where does the money go? if the money is supposed to be for testing and safe open schools, we don t we have that in some cases? we ll dig into that. that money was allocated for those specific things. why are we still seeing challenges? $72.8 billion allocated to testing and detecting the virus in an ample fashion over the course of 2020 and 2021. edward lawrence digging into th ....
i m harris faulkner. this is outnumbered. i m joined by my cohost, emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany, tomi lahren, and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. happy new year, everybody. so good to see you. wow. i like your new part, tomi. tomi: thank you very much. harris: new york s eligibility plan for distributing its limited supply of covid treatments now includes taking the patient s race into account with mml explaining it this way. this is a quote. nonwhite race or hispanic, and ethnicity should be considered a risk factor as long-standing systemic health and social inequities have contributed to an increased risk of severe illness and death from covid-19. critics are going after that policy, calling it racist. jason: it s unconstitutional, and it s racist. quite frankly, this is a critical race theory. this is literally critical race theory applied to public health. since there is past discrimination against african-americans and other minorities, there sh ....
adding the recommended isolation time and have for infected americans. that s feeling a public debate about whether a negative test should be required. trace: getting that test is easier said than done. americans are standing in line for hours and of the time for results as long as four days. dana: we have team box coverage for you. i know max like cancellations. mark has reactions. let s first go to washington where kevin is standing by. great to see you. lots of moving parts in this story and from the white house perspective, probably not necessarily a good thing. you may recall the president said back in april of last year that covid deaths and cases were way down, and we are making great strides in the fighting as the pandemic. now several months later, cases continue to surge. there is growing frustration over what appeared at least to some to be a lack of messaging consistency with respect to retesting recommendations. even as the country struggles with t ....