of americans immunised and so the hesitancy and the rejection of vaccines and mask wearing make it an almost insolvable problem. make it an almost insolvable roblem. , , ., problem. and the live issue now is booster problem. and the live issue now is booster shots. problem. and the live issue now is booster shots. we have the i is booster shots. we have the world health organization chief saying booster shots should play a role, but the protection for those in need to get the firstjab is crucial and then we have data, 70% of protection you get from two doses of pfizer, on the one hand, is the official data, and then you have the reddish prime minister saying it is clear that two doses of the vaccine are simply not enough, it was right?- not enough, it was right? yes, and that is not enough, it was right? yes, and that is correct. not enough, it was right? yes, and that is correct. if- not enough, it was right? yes, and that is correct. if you - and that is correct. if you have
booster problem? chuck, there are multiple reasons. you named some of them. it s colder weather. people socializing more indoors. had thanksgiving, upcoming holidays is one reason, and also know there s waning immunity against infection in four to six months. people are going to need to get boosters. we only have i think about 10% of the u.s. population is boosted. obviously we need to get the numbers up especially with omicron here and having the ability to evade immunity, but it s multiple reasons and, again, we have the tools to counteract that, but essentially, you know, everyone is sort of kind of living their lives like we re not in a pandemic and we re very much still in a pandemic. we have 1,200 people dieing a day and unfortunately that doesn t have to be the case. why, why are, why is the definition of fully vaccinated been so difficult? and the reason i say that is, why can t we just have a
wasn t delta wasn t. but if you have the booster as well, that was building up sufficient protection. we talked about trying to get people s heads around the idea that two injections aren t as effective as we thought, but three are. there s something quite slightly counterintuitive. it s very complicated and i don t fully understand it. that is the evidence they seem to present. crosstalk. to try and fend off the omicron. it looks like they re trying to boost the booster problem. what looks like they re trying to boost the booster problem. looks like they re trying to boost the booster problem. what the data is showin: the booster problem. what the data is showing is the booster problem. what the data is showing is that the booster problem. what the data is showing is that the the booster problem. what the data is showing is that the standard - the booster problem. what the data is showing is that the standard two l is showing is that the standard two doses, is showing is t
i asked jen psaki what the discrepancy is and where these people went and she offered a more fruitful description from dhs. so we expect to get that at some point tomorrow. but the math does not add up. this is a president through out the campaign and to her transition he did not think the last president was giving it to the american people straight. joe biden made a point at event after event and speech after speech to say that the job of an american president is to give it to the american people straight from the shoulder. he sold that quote from roosevelt. give it straight from the shoulder. and about his past remarks he says what he says but he hasn t said anything about this.ut in almost a week and you mentioned it, it s been a week since we found out that was a bad drone strike and the booster problem went bad appeared and people just piling up in squalor conditions under the border and texas. he has not addressed any kind of a meaningful way since then.