think again and stick with the government and this is what the health secretary said as he opened the debate at lunchtime. in the debate at lunchtime. in england, ten people are confirmed to have been england, ten people are confirmed to have been hospitalised with the omicron have been hospitalised with the omicron variant and i know that some honourable omicron variant and i know that some honourable members have said that because honourable members have said that because confirmed hospitalisations are low, because confirmed hospitalisations are low, then we don t need to act. but it are low, then we don t need to act. but it is the are low, then we don t need to act. but it is the fact that omicron hospitalisations are low that means it is the hospitalisations are low that means it is the best time to act and we have it is the best time to act and we have seen it is the best time to act and we have seen during previous waves, we have seen during previous waves, we h
heard your friend talk about this march in march next month. what exactly are you hoping will come out of that? i hope that the american public takes action. we have sat around too long being inactive and as a result children have died. it is time for us to stand up and take action. if our elected officials are not willing to stand up and say i m not going to continue to take money from the nra they shouldn t be in office. this is a midterm year and this is the change that we need. thank you all of you for your bravery and your amazing ability to have presence of mind and to be able to speak truth to power in a way that a lot of grown ups can t do. i appreciate it. thank you. thank you so much for having us. and survivor vors of the ps d