began. we re being seen around the world on cnn international, cnn espanol and streaming on cnn.com. we come to you hours after dr. anthony fauci med the announcement from the white house that the new omicron variant has been detected in this country. he joins us shortly. president biden is said to be preparing to update the nation tomorrow on his anti-covid str strategy. how to respond to this directly, the larger question of what to make of this new variant itself and the threat it might pose. these are all the questions. most of us just learned about this not even a week ago, just last thursday. but even in that short time, it has now been identified on six continents with cases now turning up in southern africa across europe, japan, south korea, australia, brazil, canada, and now the united states. some of that is probably simply a function of our interconnected world, but is it also something particular to this variant. there s a lot we still don t know, we re goin
united states. what is your reaction to that? i support roe v. wade. i think it s the rational position to take. and i continue to support it. the majority of americans agree with president biden. 60% say roe should be upheld. according to a recent abc news- washington post poll. only 27% say it should be overturned. but the minority could be on the verge of challenging the rules for the majority. everyone has an opinion on this, no matter what angle you re looking at it from, legal, political, personal rights, religion. for nearly half a century, roe v. wade has been the law of the land. now it could be in jeopardy. and if you ever had any doubt yes, elections do have consequences. this is why so many conservatives hold their noses and they continue to support a disgraced twice impeached one-term former president. because he got them what they have wanted for decades, a conservative majority court that could overturn roe v. wade. this is why it s important to pay attent
good evening. i m anderson cooper in new york. i m dr. sanjay gupta. welcome to coronavirus facts and fears. it s our 26th since the pandemic began. we re being seen around the world on cnn international, cnn espanol and streaming on cnn.com. we come to you hours after dr. anthony fauci med the announcement from the white house that the new omicron variant has been detected in this country. he joins us shortly. president biden is said to be preparing to update the nation tomorrow on his anti-covid strategy. how to respond to this directly, the larger question of what to make of this new variant itself and the threat it might pose. these are all the questions. most of us just learned about this not even a week ago, just last thursday. but even in that short time, it has now been identified on six continents with cases now turning up in southern africa across europe, japan, south korea, australia, brazil, canada, and now the united states. some of that is probably simply
what is your reaction to the supreme court heard the abortion today that justices signaled they re on the verge of major changes to abortion laws in the united states. do you have any plans to ratify the law? what is your reaction to that? i support roe v. wade. i think it s the rational position to take. and i continue to support it. the majority of americans agree with president biden. 60% say roe should be upheld. according to a recent abc news- washington post poll. only 27% say it should be overturned. but the minority could be on the verge of challenging the rules for the majority. everyone has an opinion on this, no matter what angle you re looking at it from, legal, political, personal rights, religion. for nearly half a century, roe v. wade has been the law of the land. now it could be in jeopardy. and if you ever had any doubt yes, elections do have consequences. this is why so many conservatives hold their noses and they continue to support a disgraced twice