kids getting the first shot. the debate comes at a critical time. there have been more than 6 million pediatric covid cases since the start of the pandemic. just last week, 118,000 cases, a quarter of all new infections, were among children under the age of 18. the director of the national institutes of health says getting this age group vaccinated will help put the pandemic behind us. we can create a situation where more of these kids are not getting infected. we should be able to drive this pandemic down, which is what we really hope to do, even as we face the cold weather and other concerns about whether we might see another surge. we don t want that. and this would be one significant step forward in getting our country really in a better place. let s bring in senior medical one of us or both of us senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. tell us about the time line. a lot of parents are watching and listening. when is it most likely, if it does come, for emer
earlier versions that trump recorded, he neglected to actually tell the supporters to leave the capitol. then there s this really bogus theory. as detailed in betrayal, two sources familiar with clark s actions told me he believes that wireless thermostats made in china for google by a company called nest labs might have been used to manipulate voting machines in georgia. the idea was nuts. it adds fuel to the fire of what we know about our former president. he was obsessed with conspiracy theories and was willing to use any means necessary to keep power within his grip. we know this. trump idolized authoritarianism. he was obsessed with status. when the former president visited france for a parade, he was so enamored that he decided he wanted to hold one for himself in washington. trump demanded the pentagon get to work on organizing a military show of force. advisors worked to try to tell trump, this was not a good idea. the estimated price tag for getting tanks rolling
the room? todd: reaction, joining us live where we live, heart stopping moment. jillian: you are watching fox and friends first on friday morning. todd: you are taking a live look at the white house where president biden is holding out hope for better jobs report after disappointing numbers in office. inflation sores and the president s agenda remains up in the air. the president is hoping to avoid a repeat of last week s dismal numbers, the economy added 235,000 jobs short of what they were projecting. today they are forecasting september to show a hiring booster 500,000 new jobs in a 0.one% drop in unemployment to 5.one%. we will find out if the projections due to cases nationwide but if they fall short again with the supply shortages and rising inflation threatening a recovery look for the president to blame the pandemic as he praises vaccine mandates yesterday for helping the economy. more people are getting vaccinated, more lives are being saved. when you see hea
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