Think it will be true after 2016. So i think youre going to have a minuscule thirdparty vote. Its going to be up or down. Charlie cook, thank you very much for joining us tonight. Really appreciate it. Thanks. That is tonights last word. The 11th hour with Brian Williams starts now. Tonight, john bolton is out after a rocky tenure as National Security adviser. Its either a firing or resignation depending on which story you believe. Now the white house looking to hire its fourth National Security adviser in just three years. This comes amid a conversation already spun up over the president s changing the weather forecast, denying a business arrangement in plain sight, which may help to explain some big, bad, new Polling Numbers just out. Plus, a former counterintel chief of the fbi is here with us for an update on that russian asset who alerted america to putins meddling in our 2016 election. And Steve Kornacki at the big board with the North Carolina special election
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during the pandemic, means stressed health care workers, quote, just wish people would get vaccinated. the omicron wave of covid is spreading quickly to more and more places across the country. it is causing very, very rapid increases both in cases and in hospitalizations, and that is all terrible news. there is a glimmer of good news amid these huge overwhelming surges though. we mentioned earlier this week first reports out of new york city. new york city, of course, was the first big american city to be hit by the omicron wave. we talked earlier this week about first reports that cases and hospitalizations had started to slow down in their rise and started potentially to plateau or even decline. that trend is still holding in new york. and now we have similar news from one of the other major cities to first get hit hard by omicron. this is the headline today from wbur in boston. quote, unambiguously good news, sharp decline in covid
hospitalizations, and that is all terrible news. there is a glimmer of good news amid these huge overwhelming surges, though. we mentioned earlier this week first reports out of new york city. new york city, of course, was the first big american city to be hit by the omicron wave. we talked earlier this week about first reports that cases and hospitalizations had started to slow down in their rise and started potentially to plateau or even decline. that trend is still holding in new york. and now we have similar news from one of the other major cities to first get hit hard by omicron. this is the headline today from wbur in boston. quote, unambiguously good news, sharp decline in covid wastewater levels in boston area. now, we ve talked before on this show about how cities like boston have used wastewater data to track the spread of covid in realtime. look at this graph here today out of boston. this is the amount of covid basically that they are