here is white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. the white house is not ready to abandon president biden s promise to shut down the virus, even as six former members of the health advisory board urged the administration and series of beds to scrap the pandemics strategy and embrace the new normal of living with pandemic covid. does the president believe that covid will stay? again, the president s goal is to defeat the virus. the presence focus and objective is to save as many lives as possible. the doctors calling the claims about the state of the pandemic premature. the cdc director in march i know you spoke out but almost there but not quite yet. the president in july. we gain the upper hand against his virus. so far no white house responded to the experts on biden s own team. obviously it is busy to read these articles and i m happy to do that but i don t believe the president has. but cdc shifting its message
picking up covid, but they can prevent serious complications like, for example, multi-system inflammatory disease. also children can develop what s called long covid, fatigue and short isness of breath. so it s important that everyone be responsible and bet your vaccines. arthel: and finally, you mentioned the long covid, that s what some parents are grappling with. do i want you don t want either, but what s the lesser of the evils, long covid or whatever potential residual effects that could happen in their bodies due to the vaccine. right. that s correct. again, the incidence of complications is low. myocar diets is low, severe complications are low, but it can happen. it can happen to your child. again, most churn who are hospitalized do have underlying medical seasons, so it s not a one size fits all on who needs what treatments and what vaccines. it s always good to speak to
you. and the white house plaguing defense thursday with several members of the president s health advisory board urging the administration to scrap the pandemics strategy and embrace the new normal of living with covid. the white house press secretary responded when questioned by jacqui heinrich. growing backlash growing against the president and vice president for speeches commemorating the capitol riots one year ago. the former president of the united states of america has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. december 7, 1941, september 11, 2001, and january 6, 2021. the the bream team is standing by live with in-depth reporting on capitol hill but we began with a big friday team on tap, white house
the covid safety concerns are met. today the white house warned against mental health impact on students. also gaps in learning and constantly in touch with the schools and labor leaders, shannon. shannon: jackie, thank you very much. tonight s covid round tub 20 sailors discharged from the navy for refusing to be vaccinated. this is the first group to be removed from active service since they navy issued guidance to commanders in december to move forward with administrative separation for service members who refuse the vaccine. the navy has not issued any religious exemptions despite 3,000 requests trying to get one. then they are firing 700 employees for not complying with the vaccine policy. 1% of its workforce. employees can we apply for future job openings only after they get the shot. washington, d.c., s vaccine requirement for all indoor venues take effect january 15th. religious exemptions are reportedly going to be allowed.
while stuffing your face. this little chip monk has got it down. the critter cuteness was shared on tiktok by it a guy named squishy. nice. and the opposite of cute, actually were applying a dad in australia showing his kids how brave he is by trapping this giant spider with his bare hands. no thank you. there was a little bit of a struggle as you can see, but we are told no injuries. during the making of this video, i couldn t do it. if you have fire roles to share is, shannon bream or fox news @ night and let me know if you would do the spider thing. i would love to hear from you. we are now two weeks into the nation s prolonged travel nightmare with thousands of flights canceled by the day due to widespread impact of covid related staffing shortages on top of severe weather. correspondent sequel reporting from one of the busiest airports in the country, dallas-fort worth. international. good evening, casey.