really covid deaths. rachel: it s interesting you bring that up. the other thing they are saying is well, you know, you should still take the vaccine. we should make you think it because it will lessen the symptoms. guess what? so does therapeutics and they are not helping to get those out. they are actually trying to squash access to that. the therapeutics is a good example of how central planning and socialism doesn t work. it doesn t work for the economy. that s what we have done for the distribution of therapeutics for covid. they have bought all the monoclonal antibodies. working very well. governor desantis was doing a great job getting them down there. then the distribution got politicized and then all of the sudden lo and behold while the pandemic still was raging they discontinued the regeneron and eli lilly and said they don t work as well. but how do you know for certain if you are sick right now that you have got the omicron vs. the delta? inevitably some of the people
prepare? it s good to see you again. i ll tell you, we re in the middle of a two pandemics. it s being said more and more. it really does depend on if you are infected with omicron vs. delta. and what s most prevalent in the community. washington dc where i think until today we have been a global can i stop you? what is the difference between omicron and delta? i m getting there. i promise. looking at places like new york and washington d.c., where the majority of the patients that we re seeing now are omicron. clinically. now when we look at say the statewide statistics of 50 states there are clearly states that have not had the upward tick. that is coming. and we can safely say they re not seeing omicron surge yet. now in the cities where omicron is the preeminent the primary variant, we are over loaded. it s mostly patients with mild