In arizona. harris: they can capture it. cheryl: california really dodged a bullet. five major refineries in the los angeles area. if those would ve been hit, you think gas prices are record high in california, they would ve shot much higher. california has that special blend of gasoline. they are not going to get supplies from arizona or other areas. they are not going to take texas gas. oh, no, you can accept that. he would have big problems. they are pretty lucky. lili: my brother lived in houston when harvey happen. he s a nurse practitioner. he told me for months and months after with water damage, forget about the stuff around us, people s health is impacted, all kinds of infections in children. there is sitting water, you don t even know what s underneath, whether it s animals, bodies, or, you know. all kinds of things that they will be managing this or trying to for months and months.
Person by vaccine. that s what the science has shown. kayleigh: exactly. people don t take well to coercion. these are young people. they can make these decisions for themselves. i would just know probably the biggest drivers of vaccine skepticism, though he didn t intend it, was the president. think about some of the things he said. this is not about freedom or personal choice. vaccinated people have they have the right to be angry. if you break the rules be prepared to pay. our patience is wearing thin. that s coercion. people don t like it. at the present would ve said i made the choice to get a vaccine. here s why. to think you might ve been more open to at least hearing it. harris: that s interesting. lili: what s ironic, right after the pandemic we have seen a decline in college enrollment and college completion. completion rates are down at an all-time low in a decade. here we are adding more barriers to education, right, people talk about equity income inclusion, give opp
You ve got another month, ladies. how high is the number going to go? what are we thinking? there is no nation in this world that runs their border the way rerun hours. lili: talking about other nations, countries like the u.k., australia new zealand to have friendly migration policies. 80% of those migrants come to those countries because of jobs. here it s asylum-seekers or family ties which have to flip the script. 1.4 million workers on h1b visas that are waiting because of the backlog. those are professionals. they have jobs. they have hiring managers that are waiting for them to get back into the workplace while we are trying to sort out which now has cost the latest number i saw was 150 $.7 billion a year for the state, local, and federal
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