kind of an impact is needed for someone to have a roof over their head? that is the key to solving the problem plaguing los angeles all over the nation. the solution to homelessness, if we don t want people living off the streets, we have to provide a place for them. this is a problem, i know it s large and retractable but it is resolvable, we are doing everything in los angeles with the project you are featuring here as well as dozens more so we can turn the tide and move people. anita: you could work on any product you want, you are a developer, you could do a high-rise luxury condo if you wanted by spending your time on this, how is it going? it s something i ve been
them to epstein on a platter in his bedroom, this might never have happened so i think there will be justice. anita: we are going to find out soon, the jury has both cases and we could hear from them next week. brian claypool, thank you for coming in today. you bet, merry christmas. griff: in california, this is still a big problem. people are working to find a long-term solution. find out after the break.
we realize how much of that was important and how crucial it was from a security perspective to manufacture those things at home. antibiotics, 80% of the active ingredients that we need to live and stay safe and healthy are manufactured in china. i think companies large and small started rethinking where they source products and how they source their supply chain. the problem is, and i talk to business owners all the time, it can take years. for now i think we are still stuck in this mess of trying to figure out where to source goods you have done plenty of segments on this. look at all the ships offshore, we are still heavily dependent on imported goods for basic household needs. anita: there are still so many job openings in the u.s. jobs that can fill that supply chain line. do you still see employers
the outbreak and lockdowns, but the current administration continued that policy. when you have too much money chasing too few things, you get inflation. it is going to continue to be a problem unless the administration steps in working with the fed and comes up with a solution. inflation can run hot and out of control. we don t want to see that happening into the new year. a lot of of people say part of the problem is so many american factories have already closed. we had to look to other nations for help. is this going to cause a shift or a rethinking of creating and producing products here at home what should mark. i think so. this is, you know, a 2-year-old phenomenon. we could not get ppe for masks and shields and the like.
makary, merry christmas. thank you for taking the time today. as we just saw, the president and first lady, issues certainly facing the president is the resurgence of the covid omicron, a lot of families trying to stay safe, let me just let you weigh in on where we stand and how families should be addressing it today and this weekend. worldwide we saw significant problem, 93% of the population of poor countries in the world have not received any vaccine whatsoever. the united states we got strong vaccination rates, high natural amenities rate which means there s two different issues. one, the risk of mild infection with those with immunity and those who have immunity, natural or vaccinated, we should feel good about that immune protection and then there ten or