covid-19 vaccine. congratulations on that, sir. this, i think is what a lot of us are tracking. these variants and wonder how worried we should be about them and if this could tllead to another surge. what do you think? i think americans watching these mutations in the covid-19 virus, which we were expecting in the health care field, pretty much all variants you likely see will likely end up in this country. what is clear about these, it makes the virus much more transmissible. in other words, you can get it a lot easier than you could before. that s why vaccination remains the number one thing for americans to try to get and number two, social distancing and mask wearing, those types of things we ve been doing become even more important going forward. officials say when did we detect this? early january, they say. to be honest, south carolina, i m in washington, d.c. not far from there and immediately thought, i wonder if it s already here? do you think that it s actuall
it is 2:00 p.m. in washington and joe biden just took steps to try to extend health care to millions of murns during a pandemic. the president directed the government to reopen the obama care exchanges. so that americans who lost their insurance can apply for coverage. according to an analysis done last month between two million and three million americans lost their jaurns from insurance from september to march. they site the exchanges and medicare as two reasons why that number is not higher. biden s steps today signals that he has an understanding that this crisis is far from over. global cases have now topped 100 million. and with a sluggish vaccine roll out and concerns of mutant varients, dr. fauci says we may not be back to normal until fall. i think has we enter into the fall, if we get all of these things done efficiently, we can approach normality substantially even though we don t get there exactly the way we were before all of this happened. the white house pr
we need to go big. and if we waste some money now, we waste some money. absolutely we have too many people hurting and the economy is going to sputter and we ve got to get ourselves out of this mess. and this is the way we need to go right now. let me tell you something, that man has a future in northwest florida politics. i like him. or west virginia. mika, that s interesting. that s from the republican governor of a state that donald trump got 69% in. jim justice, governor of west virginia, urging congress to go big on covid-19 relief. good morning. welcome to morning joe . it is tuesday, february 2nd. we have columnist and associate editor for the washington post , david ignatius. back with us, capitol hill correspondent and host of way too early , kasie hunt. and it seems more and more likely that democrats will push through the biden administration s nearly $2 trillion economic relief package with or without republicans. the president met with a group of senat
Dentists should continue to administer vaccinations as the U.S. moves toward more integrated healthcare practice models, according to a recent editorial.