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i will ask general david petraeus, who once commanded u.s. and allied troops in afghanistan. also, thousands of cubans take to the streets, marking the most significant unrest there in decades. cries for freedom rang out as did demands for regime change. is that likely to happen after 60 years of castros and communism? i ll ask an expert. then, surely you ve heard of president harry truman, but what about eddie jacobson? everybody knows of richard nixon, of course, but do they know of bebe rebozo. these unsung characters were the closest confidants of the man in the oval office. i ll talk to author gary ginsberg about his terrific new book, first friends. but first, here s my take. we re now a year and a half into the pandemic, which is enough time to start looking back and drawing real lessons, especially when comparing it to the last great jolt to the international system, the global financial crisis. did we learn any lessons from 2008? have we handled this ....
troops out too fast? i will not send another generation of americans to war in afghanistan. i will ask general david petraeus, who once commanded u.s. and allied troops in afghanistan. also thousands of cubans take to the streets, marking the most significant unrest there in decades. cries for freedom rang out as did demands for regime change. is that likely to happen after 60 years of ascastros and communism? i ll ask an expert. then, surely you ve heard of president harry truman, but what about eddie jacobson? everybody knows of richard nixon, of course, but do they know of b.b. ribosa. these unsung characters were the closest confidants of the man in the oval office. i ll talk to gary ginsburg about his terrific new book, first friends. but first, here s my take. we re now a year and a half into the pandemic, which is enough time to start looking back and drawing real lessons, especially when comparing it to the last great jolt to the international syst ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political strategist, jo tanner, and the journalist and broadcaster, daisy mcandrew. good evening to both of you. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the end of coronavirus restrictions takes the lead on the front page of the ft. it reports that the government is shifting the onus of enforcing rules onto companies as individuals as legal requirements are set to change on monday. and scrapping those laws could see vaccine passports introduced for the first time in the uk as the prime minister urgese extreme caution that s according to the telegraph. also focusing on the lifting of covid restrictions the guardian leads with reports that the lifting comes despite fears of exit wave and 200 deaths a day . and stay away the i reports that while rules lift, almost four million clinically vulnerable people have been told to avoid people who haven t had both jab ....
and there s talk of covid passports, so using the app and we go back to technology again. being able to be used and being encouraged but not necessarily being imposed. as a great deal of uncertainty as to how the world is going to look come in the world is going to look come in the big bang release we are having is that the tempered by what was announced today. and operators of large venues were put on notice about the use of the app which obviously relies on the information that goes into it being correct in the first place and as we saw at wembley it requires the use of people monitoring that technology to actually ensure that it is correct. now that becomes very difficult when you can get screenshots of things and people use their mobile phones away from the people that are checking them. so actually whether this stuff is really going to be foolproof we know that people are extremely clever at getting around systems. so i m, you know that i do have a degree of sympat ....
drugmaker announced plans to seek approval for a third dose amid concerns of waning immunity. that prompted almost immediate pushback from the cdc and the fda saying vaccinated americans do not need a booster right now. this caused understandable confusion. just as for the first time in a long time, the united states is again seeing an alarming increase in covid cases. just take a look at this map. 36 states seeing cases up more than 10% in the last week. but look, states in the red again. 11 states are in the red seeing an increase of more than 50%. these increases are being driven by the unvaccinated. the delta variant is now the dominant strain in the united states. but i want to play for you how one doctor in missouri which is leading the nation in delta variant cases right now, what he said about this today. common denominator for the parents that we ve seeing that are sick enough to be in the emergency department is that they are unvaccinated. that is the absolu ....