republican lawmakers say all of it all of it puts our national security in danger. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus . the decision by president biden to release another 15 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve puts our nation s emergency supply at its lowest level in four decades. this has been his administration s reflexive move for months now. biden already has released, when you add it up, 165 million barrels. now add on to what he is about to bring us, 15 more and you hit 180 since he took office. in other words, his presidency has been rocking high gas prices for quite some time now. why now focus on it? the president seeming to get a bit defensive when someone asked that question. what is your request to republicans who say you are only doing the release to help democrats in the mid-terms? president biden: where have they been the last four months is my response. is it politically motivated? president biden: no it s
about what happens next now that the judge has this in hand? reporter: it could be some time before we see anything here from this process, this process where the justice department is proposing redactions from this affidavit that would detail the investigation up to the point where they decided they needed to go and search and seize documents out of mar-a-lago. this filing, it did come in under seal. the judge will take a look at it. there could be days or weeks of wagt ahwaiting ahead for us. as this process goes on, the judge is sitting in for the public, the public interest, the historical interest as well. the media and others are pushing for some level of transparency here because of what we already know about this unprecedented search of mar-a-lago. at the same time the justice department we know that they are arguing for a great deal of secrecy around this investigation. it s an ongoing criminal investigation. one that they want to protect. first and foremost, they
Stopped. if it wasn t for the quick thinking of the medical staff on hand he would ve died. in this situation, it was pretty clear as soon as the medical staff was attending to bolden that things were different. you saw some of his legs moving a little bit, you saw that they were not moving at the same pace they had with departmental, and because the situation wasn t as serious, and this team did announce pretty soon after the game that he had a feeling in all his extremities. he was just kept in the hospital overnight for observation, reportedly diagnosed with a concussion and allowed to fly back to massachusetts with the team on sunday morning. one of the differences to is that the game was called off. this was pre-season at this point, so it s unlike the actual regular season games where there is a question of what to do now and how to operate in this instance. but, noting on that concussion, there has been, i understand, in 18% increase in concussions in the nfl comparing the las
Including hepatitis, mmr, polio, those vaccines nobody questions whether they work or not. also on that list is flu, harris. the flu vaccine as we said have some effectiveness but quite weak. the number of deaths from flu among children is not nearly of the same order as what it has been for covid. it is much more. so the flu vaccine is weak but also on the list of scheduled vaccines. harris: so early on we were told that children didn t get it as often and if they did it wasn t as serious. however, i was reading today that it has been 1,000 every year of children. so compare that, if you can, the risk/reward. we know more about some of the mrna vaccines. some menstruation cycles have been impacted in different ways and they haven t had children yet if they would choose to do that. i want to talk openly about
Have to justify i was saving her life. federal law for emergency rooms says you have to do it not only for saving a life, but if there s going to be significant impairment to the health department of this woman. the judge said this has to be sorted out in some fashion. tennessee and texas have from point of conception bans on all of this. they did not run into this problem, texas in particular, because they said it is for the woman s life or serious impairment of her health, although that s also a challenge for legal analyst because they say what constitutes serious impairment and will some of these doctors find themselves in court because their decision wasn t as serious and somebody else says we don t think it s so serious. idaho has an exception for rape and incest if it s been reported to law enforcement. tennessee and texas do not have that. as you mentioned, north dakota and oklahoma coming on board over the weekend with very severe changes up there in terms of their law.