Tennessee, North Carolina to south carolina, you have got a lot of states at play, a lot of competition. It is not like they are not a lot of places to move to. I do not a lot of places to move to. I do not care as long as it is within the the borders of the United States. There will be a major Border Attacks on these companies that are leaving and Getting Away With Murder and if oui and Getting Away With Murder and if our politicians have what it takes they would have done it years ago and you would have millions more workers right now in the United States that are really wanting a job and cannot get it. 96 million, that is the real number. That is the way it is. I have a question about the Supreme Court and border security. But also on twitter this morning you askedif but also on twitter this morning you asked if we were living in nazi germany. Do you have a problem with the Intelligence Community . And as to the Supreme Court, what is your timeline for nominating. And on the border
because of the virus. now it s understood several hospital chief executives in england are saying their trusts are under the greatest sustained pressure they ve seen. there are now more than 111,000 patients with covid in hospitals in england. that s up almost 70% in a week. i ve spoken to staff who do find treating unvaccinated patientsl who are seriously unwell, l they do find that upsetting, particularly if, as from time to time, the patient says, i actually i wish i d been vaccinated all along. i so, we re not here tojudge, - we re here to treat and we ll treat whoever comes and requires our care and our attention there are some early encouraging signs, though. i was talking to london chief execs last week. what they were saying is they were seeing some very concerning daily increases of the numbers of people coming into hospital 9%, 15%, 9% on the 27th, 28 and 29th of december. but interestingly, in the last two days, those numbers have dropped,
and covid is adding to that. this year, though, there s another complication the number of staff who are off because of the virus. now it s understood several hospital chief executives in england are saying their trusts are under the greatest sustained pressure they ve seen. there are now more than 111,000 patients with covid in hospitals in england. that s up almost 70% in a week. i ve spoken to staff who do find treating unvaccinated patientsl who are seriously unwell, i they do see that upsetting, particularly if, as from time to time, the patient says, i i wish i had been - vaccinated all along. so, we re not here tojudge, - we re here to treat and we ll treat whoever comes and requires our care and our attention there are some early encouraging signs, though. i was talking to london chief execs last week. what they were saying is they were seeing some very concerning daily increases of the numbers of people coming into hospital 9%, 15%, 9% on the 27th,
all the critical services they need to. looking at the pressures on the nhs in the next couple of weeks and maybe longer, looking at the numbers of people who re going to be going into hospital, it will be absolute folly to say that this thing is all over now bar the shouting. we ve got to remain cautious, we ve got to stick with plan b, we ve got to get boosted. in other words, no new restrictions in england at the moment. expect to hear more focus on boosterjabs, though. and nhs staff could be redeployed to help the busiest areas. it s not unusual to hear that the nhs is under pressure in january. winter always brings with it extra patients, and covid is adding to that. this year, though, there s another complication the number of staff who are off because of the virus. now it s understood several hospital chief executives in england are saying their trusts are under the greatest sustained pressure they ve seen. there are now more than 111,000
said, when you talk to hospital chief executives and acute mental health, ambulance, community chief executives, you feel the kind of pressure rising. there are some good news. the two or three bits of good news. the two or three bits of good news is first would be the fact we are still not seeing large numbers of seriously ill older people. and the other bet is if you look at the london data and i think the london data is important because london went into this omicron peak first and is therefore likely to come out of it first, the number of hospitalisations over the last couple of days has dropped significantly. what was really interesting is when i was talking to london chief executives last week, what they said as they saw some very concerning daily increases of the numbers of people coming to hospital, 9%, 15%, on the 27th, 28th of december but in the last couple of december but in the last couple of days, the numbers have dropped, the increase is i% and 2% so if