george w. bush, the former vice president dick cheney has helped her. money will be no issue for her. the question is can she get over the hump in a state that s very conservative, that donald trump won overwhelmingly, that has a pretty small electorate. this is testing the power of president trump s force in the primary. you ll see that in north carolina in may, in pennsylvania he made that endorsement of dr. oz over the weekend. will donald trump, just because he s popular with the baise, wil that be enough to propel his chosen candidates to victory? i want to come to the dr. oz point in a moment, but for liz cheney, win or lose in this congressional race, a lot of people think she ll run for president in 2024, because she is on the record saying i ll do whatever it takes to stop him from being back in the oval office. is there enough of a national constituency in the republican never trump movement to legitimately mount a campaign for president?
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starting february 21st, fully vaccinated travelers from around the world will be allowed into the country. the prime minister announced the plans a few hours ago outside parliament. meanwhile, it s a different story in china where about 3 1/2 million people are now under a strict lockdown in the country s southwest. that move coming after officials in baise detected dozens of preliminary covid cases during mass testing on sunday. let s turn to cnn s ivan watson who joins us live now from hong kong. good to see you, ivan. so, after two years of this pandemic, australia will welcome vaccinated international travelers into the country later this month. what is the latest on all of this? well, we are seeing signs that asia, which has locked down its borders more than other regions of the world, i would argue, countries are starting to open up more and more. australia s prime minister scott morrison told his country s
down more than 3 million people in one city. what is going on there? reporter: yeah. well, you have thailand and australia opening up. china has indicated that it is going to maintain its zero tolerance approach to covid, which is very strict lockdowns in any community where covid tests are covid cases are detected. so with the southern city of baise is the latest to have a couple dozen confirmed cases and on monday the city locking down strictly. everything has to be closed. you re not allowed to leave your house except to perhaps get groceries or mandatory covid test. nearby cities cutting off bus access to this city. and a chief epidemiologist at china s center for disease control tells the state-owned global paper china is going to stick to this. it is the best approach that the national government has to dealing with the pandemic, which i might add, was first detected