more money for an accelerating american covid vaccine rollout now climbing past 109 million doses administered. that means more than one in five americans are now at least partially vaccinated. the global vaccine rollout also a big issue today, especially across europe. a few dozen recipients of the astrazeneca vaccine report dangerous blood clots. a growing list of countries now suspending use of the astrazeneca vaccine, including france, italy and germany. world health organization and european experts are taking a new urgent look at the issue. but the executive director of the eu agency that regulates vaccines says every piece of available data says the astrazeneca vaccine is both effective and safe. at present there is no indication that vaccination has caused these conditions. they have not come up in the clinical trials and they re not listed as known or expected side events with this vaccine. we are still firmly convinced that the benefits of the astrazeneca vaccine
fear is the ultimate tool. i don t think issue any kind of focus on covid, dana, to your point, whether or not it s a global dearth of fertilizer. whether or not it s code, whether or not it s guns clean-up is something you have been involved in literally dana, i have watched you at the center. we have known each other for a long time. i have seen you literally on the stage at the center of an attempt to use a crisis to push an agenda. and dana, from that perspective, you know, many would say hey, they are just trying to solve a problem. many on the left trying to problem-solve. interesting thing is those problems only become all of a sudden become the nail that your agenda is the hammer for. it s always waiting to pounce. not problem-solve. exactly. to say the problem solving begs the question, doesn t in, problem exists. their own creation. this isn t them offering remedy. democrats create a situation like for instance just look at the crime rate. look at the number of cities whe
another catastrophe around the corner. the democrats are in the crisis business. and thanks to covid, business is good. when the pandemic hit, the democrats only saw power. they used it to attack voting rights all across the country pushing for federal control of elections the same policy they are now trying to make permanent. voter protection bills as well as voting rights act, but please know that there is nothing more important that congress has to do than to pass this little. the most fundamental right in america is the right to vote and have it counted. [applause] and, look, it s under assault. you can t let this happen. tonight i call on the senate to pass, pass the freedom to vote act. pass the john lewis act voting rights act. will: gas, guns, universal mail-in balloting, federalizing elections, it doesn t matter
covid surge to undermine election integrity. new calls to federalize elections, mail in universal balloting? of course we will. what will the democrats try to do with the next real crisis? dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host. dana, great to see you this evening. what do you think is going to play out. knives to see you, will. will: start with the short-term, dana, just over the next couple of months. what do you expect whether it comes to crises and the democratic agenda? well, i think that s what we are trying to prepare for as we look at midterms and people try to make long-term plans. the samantha powers. touch on that for a minute. that s unbelievable absolutely stunning video. so now we are going to be, i guess we are going to try transition back to manure away from fertilizer. reminded me of this quote from eisenhower looks easy pencil is a plow and thousands of miles away from farmland. that s usually how it s run that s how d.c. runs it larger
what the crisis is the left will spin it to their added vantage. if there is no new crisis on the horizon. they will use fear to push their agenda. what you need to be looking at is global data. i follow south africa very closely. they are on a slope again, that tells me that natural immunity imwanesenough in the general pon after four to six months that a significant surge is going to occur again. we should be preparing right now for a potential surge in the summer across the southern united states because we saw it in 2020 and we saw it in 2021. will: that was yesterday. that s about another covid surge that she is predicting will conveniently hit around the summer months right in the heat of midterm election campaigning. how long until democrats used supposed threats of another