the embassy to help facilitate their departure from the country, to also help with the process of moving special immigrant visa applicants out of the country, and to provide additional security at the airport. again, we believe this is a prudent measure given the security spacing. 3,000 s a lot of people, though. can you give any better sense of, like, on a day-to-day, what are they doing? sounds like they must be that shall. that people, sounds like they must be getting people to the airport and they re take over security. i wouldn t go that far, courtney. the turkish force are still at the airport. they re in the lead of security at the airport. we already have some security forces, united states security forces at the airport, including some aviation elements. these 3,000 would be going to bolster that presence and to make sure that the airport is secure enough to facilitate the movement of all these people over the next couple of weeks. again, this is about prudent pr
i really appreciate all the support you give us on that. and today, rachel, i began the day by walking around washington d.c., outdoors, with my mask off. because last night, doctor fauci said in the special, you can, if your vaccinated, you do not need a mask outdoors. i pressed him on that one. went back and forth. what if you are near unvaccinated people? he said, okay, no problem. you can basically do anything you want. if you re vaccinated, you don t need a mask outdoors. that s as far as i went with it, wretch. i was one question away from what about indoors? but it didn t occurred to me. so, in my history, you know that thing we have rachel? after every one of these shows, oh, i should ve asked, i should just said, i should ve asked yes. i forgot about indoors. i forgot about it i said. he wouldn t have gotten ahead of the cdc. no. he would ve said, well, stay tuned for some interesting news on that, at best. he wouldn t have spilled the beans. and th
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the christmas break, there are concerns there won t be enough staff, because of worries over the new variant of coronavirus. start packing miss the biggest teaching union, scarlet‘s things, mammy. i ll go write the neu, is advising members the necessary letters. atla nta. only to hold classes for the children of key workers, or those from savannah will be better vulnerable backgrounds. for you, you d just get with more, here s our education correspondent, in trouble in atlanta. danjohnson. what trouble are you talking about? you know what trouble i s talkin about. i was talkin about can the virus be mr ashley wilkes. controlled if these you d be coming to atlanta classrooms fill up again? when he gets his leave and you sat now waiting for him, just like a spider. it s a huge question, the studio response with all kinds of complications to george floyd was a reckoning and implications. with many of the gaps in terms i ve had two parents already contact me over the weekend
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