kathy: george: george: yes. yes -- kathy: yes. george: yes. matt: yes. jonathan: is tapering tightening her or no? george: yes. kathy: no. matt: yes. jonathan: could we wrap things up with the bank of england. whose fault was it, the messenger or the market? kathy: messenger. matt: with apologies, the messenger. george: 100% the messenger. jonathan: governor bailey will not be taking your calls. from new york city, great to catch up with all of you. same time, same place. for our audience worldwide. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is a tv. this is bloomberg. ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. matt: matt: ritika: president biden considering a release to inc

please welcome kathy griffin. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: kathy, great to see you. i was worried you would be like low energy. but boy, you are not. >> never. okay, so i have to explain my voice, you guys. listen to my voice. so i had surgery. you're not going the believe this. so i've never smoked, but i got lung cancer. in august, i had half of my left lung removed. i'm not kidding. so now they put the intubation tube on my vocal chord. so now i'm like mini mouse meets marilyn monroe. i'm not sure. >> jimmy: i kind of like it. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> jimmy: you need to do some animation fast before that heals up. >> it will heal, but i'm sort of enjoying it. i'm a good two octaves higher, i think. it's higher than mariah carry, i know that. so i also want to explain my attire, jimmy. i can't believe that you're dressed -- during covid, i gained 20 pounds. so now that i'm a big lady, i'm curvy. i'm a full-sized model now. so now i can't fit into any of my like size two stuff. so now i just wear gucci track suits. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you look do you buy

kathy, outgoing, strikingly attractive and popular. kellyanne and kathy were school chums. they remember what a knockout she was, but that there was more to her than just that. >> she could have her choice of young men. she was beautiful. >> inside and out. it wasn't just her exterior beauty, she was a beautiful girl. but she had a sweet, kind, caring personality that was attractive to everybody. >> it was a small miracle, perhaps, that she turned out so well, given what was demanded of her, said her friends. >> her mother left when they were young. her grandmother lives with her for a while, but she was the caretaker of her siblings. she had a younger sister and younger brother and kathy pretty much mothered them and cared for them. >> she definitely was the mom. >> except on weekends when the school chums remember sneaking around the base to get a glimpse of the true stars among the young men there. no surprise it was the macho fighter pilots. >> the man in the uniform. >> yes, the man in the uniform. >> the man in the uniform. >> definitely, the jumper suit, very hot. ka

i just want to follow kathy and i mean horses used to be used for labor. i'm going back. if you take them out from sport as well, from being written, what purpose would they have? would people still have horses as pat tell me, how would they fit in? would they still have human interaction? i think courses are domesticated animals and many would still have human interaction. but i think we could certainly start with the fact that there are people writing courses for pleasure and people who have courses on their own property is not an excuse for the pants half long and for the olympics to continue to use sources in this way. so i think we could start with that and i would just wanna come back to samantha because this is potentially a real blow fuel sport. i would imagine how do you feel about this, the, you know, something that you've trained for and you become skill that could be pulled away. yeah, and i am funding with pent athletes, united, and we're trying to challenge this decision. it isn't yet finalized. we believe we believe in the history of the school we we believ

it's a short etf of another etf and it's a short etf of a kathy woods ark etf. >> good point. >> even if you're not in those stocks without shorting them you can buy an inverse etf which is sark, it's the new etf they think it came out november 9th, frank. very interesting and it is up pretty big for the month because, of course, it's take the opposite bet, but not on the stocks it just shorts the etf and many folks who can't short things either in their ira or elsewhere could make pretty good exposure from this with the etf >> also why we're jumping in, weiss? i own a burcnch of them. nothing right with them. >> despite the sell-off there isn't anyone betting against the trade. leslie picker is following the money. hey, picker. >> hey, frank. it's a short seller's time to shine. too bad there are so few of them left in the market, short interest for a typical s&p start and it is at a new record low hovering around levels not seen since the dotcom bubble era. that means hedge fund's ability to capitalize on the nasdaq sell-off has been minimized at least recently the industry's return

i remember when kathy griffin, a comedian, tweeted out what she said was a joke that was thought to be in very bad taste. she got put through the wringer by the u.s. secret service. she lost many jobs. she had to apologize. she went through hell. i would suggest we cannot hold a

kathy and i are praying for waukesha tonight and all the kids, families, and community members affected by this senseless act. i am grateful for the first responders and folks who acted quickly to help. we are in contact with local partners as we await more information. we have this tweet from wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. the horrific violence at the

>> kathie lee gifford and jill, but i have to say, emphasis on the kathie lee gifford. >> yes. >> and we have a lot to catch up with. >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:26. i am laura garcia. a 2.7 magnitude earthquake hit morgan hill area about 8:07 this morning. no reports of damage or injury. two of three suspects arrested in a massive flash robbery at nordstrom are set to appear in court today foray rainment. it follows an appearance by a third suspect. that case, prosecutors allege rodney robinson stole $2,000 of merchandise. he entered not guilty to charges of robbery and violence against nordstrom. >>> let's switch gears, get a look at the forecast. you need a jacket. >> it is chilly out there now. temperatures in the mid 40s. ns where we're headed, upper 60s and will he 70s. it will be nice this afternoon. make time to enjoy it. we'll see a hazy sky, cool mornings, sunny afternoons for inland areas reaching into the low 70s. for the weekend, slightly cooler. we can see more clouds in the mix. still no rain to hear going through next monday. san francisco temperatures in t

turns out kathy was a perfect match. >> these have been amazing. no dialysis. >> reporter: they have matching clothing saying kidney buddies for life. >> a >>> right now on "america this morning," the omicron variant of the coronavirus now confirmed in a dozen countries including canada. the new travel restrictions announced overnight and the big question, can the vaccine stop it? we hear from the top experts. >>> plus, the jitters on wall street after friday's major sell-off. president biden set to speak this morning. our team coverage next. >>> the trial of ghislaine maxwell. the socialite accused of recruiting girls for sex offender jeffrey epstein begins today. the key witnesses and wimaxwell's brother claims she's being used as a scapegoat. >>> cyber onday deals and scams. the new warning for online shoppers about store surveys. plus, the one deal that can apply to just about anyone on your list.

turns out kathy was a perfect match. >> it's been amazing. no more dialysis. >> reporter: and they too have matching clothing, only theirs reads kidney buddies for life. tonight tim is thankful for a second chance. >> thank you so much for watching. david muir back here tomorrow. i'm linsey davis. happy hanukkah. good night. dion: next on abc news at 6:00 call it the post holiday travel crunch. airports are looking like we haven't seen them since early 2020 as americans return home after the thanksgiving holl day and the new covid variant sparks concerns. the travel restrictions about to kick in and what vaccine makers are doing right now to keep americans safe. and a dog heist in oakland a bulldog taken as the thief holds the woman at gun point. abc7 news at 6:00 starts rite now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. dion: well, you can call it the rush to return. airports are packed as millions of americans head home after the long holiday weekend and the t.s.a. says this week has been the busie

almost 2 million new cases reported last week here is nbc kathy park >> reporter: millions in austria on lockdown for the next 10 days on an order from the government as the country tries to slow the spread it will be very consistently controlled anyone 12 and older who haven't been vaccinated have been told to stay home only allowed to leave for work, food and exercise. a fine of nearly $1,600 american dollars. 65% of the population is fully vax narted o vaccinated. one of the epicenters at the start of the pandemic. germany facing a rise in cases clashes with protests and police >> a lot of migrants coming from eastern europe to western and central europe many of them are not vaccinated. >> the surge also worrying health experts in the u.s. >> i think europe is a bell weather of what is to come super spreading events come after thanksgiving and christmas holidays get your third shot. >> so everyone can enjoy the holidays even if the virus isn't taking a break kathy park nbc news. >>> time for a look ahead with january -- janessa webb. >> we had a tough weekend with tornadoes from ne

host: kathy in lawrenceville georgia, go ahead. caller: good afternoon. i have a question in a comic, my, i totally emphasize every person who has addiction i have in my immediate family, more than one. but the people like me who have chronic illnesses that are never ever going to go away, i go to a hospital for ten plus years and it is very scrutinized. in the past year i use a fentanyl patch and then for breakthrough pain i have oxycodone tabs. but now i have seen my dough shoots from 100 milligrams on the patch down to 25 and i have problems walking with the pain i can't sleep without pain. the people who have true chronic pain had been sent to hell in a handbasket we have no recourse out of legislation everything can help i just don't like it when people with true pain get ostracized in my question would be what are we to do. host: kathy, would you consider yourself addicted to these prescribed painkillers? caller: quite a bit but psychologically no. i went for many, many years and made it through the pain but my decisions have gotten so bad it's almo

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kathy park is following the story from laguardia up in new york city. i know you've been following what's taking place in atlanta. we know millions of folks traveling across this country right now, atlanta is a hub. a lot of people connecting through atlanta, not only domestically but internationally. that airport for the last hour or so has been on lockdown and now we're learning the details of exactly what took place. walk us through what you know and kind of the trickle effect that you're seeing up here. >> reporter: yeah, yasmin, obviously, it was certainly a chaotic scene when people heard a gun ring out at the airport. we have learned that a passenger who was going through a main security checkpoint had a firearm, and during this process, just a short amount of time, was trying to reach the weapon and then that is when the gun went off and we have also learned from sources that the passenger who has still not been identified is still on the loose, and right now, authorities are trying to apprehend this individual, but you see the images right now

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visit democracynow.org to see our past interviews with kathy as well as her reading her poetry and also interview with kathy and her mother, the former president of the marshall islands, as well as our interviews with vanessa nakate and greta thunberg at past u.n. climate summits. will come back, 1000 environment and land defenders have been killed since the signing of the paris agreement in 2015. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "ocean" by uliya. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we bring you climate countdown. we go now to glasgow where activist held a memorial for those who were unable to attend the u.n. climate summit this year -- the 1005 land and environmental defenders who have been murdered since the paris agreement in 2015. one in three of those killed was an indigenous person. at the fridays for future mass rally in glasgow, four climate activists from colombia talked about the murders of land defenders in their country. >> we are climate i to us from colombia. we want to honor those that have been killed in the last th

but the desire to be one of the higher than even on september that kathy, i mean the lowest up of me of the that is george bush. and i cannot, i did min lo celebrity that there was just mean edge of it. i kind of had him at the edge of the whole model and i cannot walk, walk with them or be lead and see vertica. and what limit going on despite these accusations west and broadcast is, were extremely keen and you down to the pictures given its wide network of reported, established throughout the region. the whether it was in iraq, where saddam hussein was being accused of holding weapons of mass destruction or in the occupying west bank with a pillow lead a youngster on a phone had returned ramallah al jazeera was the 1st international broadcast to, to interview at a time when he was under house arrest, his health was deteriorating and he vowed to continue to his last breath. you're doing a m. c. m. a putty on particular about that. and then shade that also in the occupied west bank. the battle for janine took place in april 2002 israeli troops entered the jeanine refugee camp for 11 d

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from the roads to the skies. >> kathy joins us live from new york's laguardia airport. i'm flying out of there wednesday. like everybody i want to know who is at risk for delays. >> reporter: well, kate, you should be m good shape. folks are flying in and out of the northeast tonight and early tomorrow morning could run into some delays with storms rolling through but, fortunately, this is a fast moving system. kate? >> thank you. >>> now to the other holiday rush. adults trying to get a covid booster shot before gathering with family and friends this week. experts say the third dose ramps up immunity almost immediately. but in some areas it is hard to get an appointment this week. >> reporter: tonight a different type of holiday rush is under way. long lines for vaccines from new york to denver. >> relax, relax. >> reporter: some governors across the country urging the fully vaccinated to get boosters as millions prepare to gather. >> get it before thanksgiving. make sure when you sit down at that thanksgiving table with people you love you have the highest level of im

kathy park has the story. >> reporter: tonight millions of unvaccinated austrians on lockdown for at least the next ten days. an order from the government as the country tries to slow the spread of the coronavirus. it will be very consistently controlled. anyone 12 and older who hasn't been vaccinated are being told to stay home. only allowed to leave for food, work, and exercise. violators could face a fine up to 1,450 euros roughly more than $1,600 u.s. prompting a flurry of last-minute vaccinations this weekend. if everybody gets vaccinated i also do. 65% of austria's population is fully vaccinated. one of the lower rates in western europe. the entire region back at the epicenter of the pandemic according to the world health organization. neighboring germany now reporting record daily infections. more than 50,000. with cases reaching peak pandemic levels in the netherlands, officials launched a partial lockdown saturday. sparking tense clashes among protesters and police. what would you say is contributing to this surge in europe? >> there's a lot of migrants coming from eastern e

kathy >> kendis, lindsey, good morning to you both. it is one of the busiest travel weeks of the year and one of the busiest airports in the world. an accidental discharge of a firearm sent travelers scrambling for safety. >> thanksgiving travel off to a chaotic start at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport. >> guys, i'm in the airport. and i don't know what's happening. but everybody's running. >> security was inspecting a passenger is by containing a loaded firearm. the passenger lunged for the weapon, accidentally discharging it before fleeing the airport. sending hundreds running, scrambling, and ducking down for cover. panic outside, to. with crowds waiting for updates. the faa issued a ground stop. dozens of flights were delayed. atlanta's airport routinely leads the nation in gun confiscation's. you record 450 firearms this year alone. all of this playing out with millions on the move ahead of a busy holiday travel week. >> it's going to feel like that old thanksgiving. you either stain traffic or your in line in t

back to you. >> good advice, kathy park, thanks so much. mentioned the storm we'll have the thanksgiving week forecast in a few minutes from now as well. >>> let's lighten things up and check the weekend morning boost and head back to joe fridayer joe fryer for that. what do you have? >> after leading the men's basketball team to victory, a junior, dexter dennis, proved he's a star on and off the court. that's dennis p. take a look, 30 minutes after the game. not celebrating with his teammates, instead sticking behind to help pick up trash left in the stands. normally a three hour job for custodial staff. nobody asked him to do it. video of the inspiring moment has been bouncing around online. dennis said quote he didn't do it for attention, the act gives me perspective in life. it could always be worth. what an inspirational young man. >> that's such a good message, too. especially as we head into the holidays, recognize how grateful we are, inspite of the challenges we've all spaced over the last couple of years. >> joe fryer, thanks for

kathy parks joining us from laguardia. and joining us right now with reaction is sarah nelson, the president of the association of flight attendants, cwa. great to see you. thank you for joining us. what have you heard about this particular incident in atlanta and how common is it for tsa agents to find guns in carry-on luggage? >> this has been much more common this past year. we have 4,500 incidents across the country and 450 incidents in atlanta. this is incredibly disrupting, obviously. this shutdown operations for a couple of hours, and made a lot of people really terrified here. and it's something that the transportation security officers have to deal with in their workplace. that's why we really encourage people, as you're packing for your holiday travel, to start packing from an empty bag, so you don't inadvertently bring something that's a prohibited item. >> that's good advice. >> and on that note, you mentioned the actual number, but according to the tsa, officers detected a record number of firearms at airport

kathy hogarth joins me, thanks so much for talking to us. just explain, you are talking to us. just explain, you are talking to us. just explain, you are talking to us from amsterdam — explain when you got on your flight from south africa, did you know anything about this? what's happened to you there? we knew initially about the virus just from the news, the new strain. people boarded the flight at 12:20am, we've been left on the runway for four hours with no explanation whatsoever. they had no food on the plane and we were shipped to this terminal here where it's been absolute mayhem. people are crowded, there's no social distancing, we are told we need to have pcr tests and nobody can leave until everyone has had a pcr test, and they have the results back from the laboratory. haifa and they have the results back from the laboratory-— the laboratory. how many of their are ou? the laboratory. how many of their are you? well _ the laboratory. how many of their are you? well over— the laboratory. how many of their are you? well over a _ the laboratory. how many of their ar

kathy, we have 20,000 unvaccinated, 9,000 not showing up for work today. what's the effect on staffing, firehouses, trash collection, which can very quickly become a problem in the city? >> reporter: hey, garrett, yeah, so union leaders for days now have been warning of the potential staffing crisis come monday when this vaccine mandate officially takes hold. but the mayor has assured new yorkers that things are moving ahead without any sort of issues. they've always had contingencies in place, so they had asked for mandatory overtime and extra shifts to fill in any sort of gaps. this morning he said there aren't any problems that they're noticing. he also touted the vaccination numbers. over the weekend thousands of more people got that first dose of the vaccine. and across the board, across the agencies, we saw the vaccination numbers go up. but as you mentioned, there is certainly resistance. some holdouts, especially among first responders, specifically among firefighters. and they are continuing to push back. take a listen. >> the haphazard way this w

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nbc's kathy park is following the story. kathy? >> reporter: hey, ali. good morning to you. it is one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, and at one of the busiest airports in the world. an accidental discharge of a firearm sent passengers scrambling. fortunately, things are back to normal this morning, but they are still looking for the man who set off that gun. thanksgiving travel off to a chaotic start at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport. >> you guys, i'm in the airport. and i don't know what's happening. everybody's running. >> reporter: security was inspecting a passenger's bag containing a loaded firearm. the passenger lunged for the weapon, accidentally discharging it before fleeing the airport. sending hundreds running, scrambling, and ducking down for cover. >> get down! >> reporter: panic outside, too. with crowds waiting for updates. the faa issued a ground stop. dozens of flights were delayed. atlanta's airport routinely leads the nation in gun confiscations. a record 450 firearms this year alone. all of this playing out with millions on th

i'll help here to help kathy kathy, against the backdrop of the political efforts exerted in the poland bill a roost border crisis. namely, the communication made between the barouche and president, alexander lucas shinkel, and germany's acting chancellor. angular miracle. we are here left with what remains of the makeshift camp where the migrants spend more than 10 days. authorities here have decided to accommodate about 2000 of the migrants in a temporary shelter put up near the borderline with poland. relief aid is being delivered to them at the shelters, pending a final solution for the $7000.00 migrants thou 30 to say at present under blue ocean home soil. although the makeshift camp was removed, we can still see the heavy presence of the polish security forces in and around this border crossing point. following the clashes that took place between the migrants and the polish security forces in the home. cuz that report coming a little earlier, we've got a said bag on the other side of the border and one of can now which is on the polish side with, with a better reason. and what mor

kathy, thank you so much. >>> before we get to al, i want to say we have a hall of famer in our mist. sheinelle jones honored last night at the school of journalism in their hall of achievement. >> it was surreal. such an honor. there were a lot of tears yesterday. so thank you. >> congratulations. well, well deserved. >> thank you. >> we'llby outside this weekend cheering on the marathoners. >> it will be breezy. but we'll get to that in a little bit. let's talk about these chilly temperatures. we've got 34 million people from kylie, texas, to new london, connecticut. we're talking about frost and freeze warnings. the good news is, this is the last day of the really chilly stuff. temperatures near freezing from little rock, cleveland, scranton, charlotte, atlanta. 43 degrees. temperatures, though, as you see, will moderate by sunday. st. louis, you're at 69. atlanta, you'll see temperatures in the mid 60s. what we're watching is a potent storm getting itself together through florida today. a heavy rain, storms acrossing across florida. high rainfall rates, localized flooding and tomo

yvonne: kathy chan on the damage control jp morgan is undergoing right now. let's get you caught up with the business flash headlines with vonnie quin. >> -- returning to trade for the first time in three weeks. the chinese developer with the changeover for the $380 million of bonds. it is promising to feed up the other companies to liquidity. singapore's central bank will consider reactions after dbs suffered one of its first in the past decade. southeast asia's biggest lender apologized to customers after access control server problems prevented many from logging in. they call it a serious disruption and expect dbs to conduct a thorough investigation. shinsei bank has canceled a vote later thursday after the government plans to withdraw support aimed at preventing a takeover. that is a win for fbi holdings, which will not change its offer to raise the stakes for 48%. an extra ordinary shareholders meeting in early february to vote on suppose candidates. that is the latest. yvonne: take a look at markets. risk assets on the back of these fed minutes talking

the lockdown lunatics like newsom in california and kathy hochul, tyrants everywhere. they love the new variant, they want the new variance because they want permanent pandemic. they are addicted to the control all they want to bosses around forever. there is a drama of it all the way it makes them feel so strong and important and then the center of attention with her stupid press conference the way it makes them feel like they're in charge solving problems in tough situations, let me throughout the politicians. not taking charge. while making things worse but they don't care, they love with the sound of the voices and the images, our savior are the politicians don't care about the small businesses they destroyed without a lockdown because their big business donors are doing just fine, they don't care about the kids life that they destroyed with the closures because their kids are in private school which stayed open. they don't care about the suicide, the substance abuse, there is good is mentally ill themselves without ludicrous complex. it is not just the idiot polit

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kathy soltani could hardly believed it when she received a call. >> that was so surreal. one of our friends from our group, he called me and said, have you heard the news about gelareh bagherzadeh? >> kathy thought she was about to hear good news. >> i was so excited, i asked is she going to be engaged? >> he said no, obviously you haven't heard the news this morning or last night. and i said no, why the news? and then he told me -- i'm sorry. i couldn't speak after that. my voice just left my body. it was very said. anyway, i tried to talk but i couldn't get my voice -- i couldn't hear my own voice. finally i was yelling but this really faint voice was coming out. >> gelareh bagherzadeh friend, founded just a speechless. >> hard to talk about her? >> sometimes it is. >> cory was among the last to find out. he was looking forward to seeing gelareh bagherzadeh later that day. but he hadn't turned on the news before he drove over to her place. >> there was a bunch of news crew in the alleyway. this reporter comes up to me and she taps on the glass. >> you don't know anythin

i would suggest we cannot hold a member of congress to a lower standard than we hold kathy griffin. scott has school-age children. he knows very well that if one of his children tweeted this out about one of their classmates, scott would be called into the office. the child would be expelled or suspended. there would be psychologists called, maybe police. you and i couldn't do this working for cnn. there needs to be an equal playing field, and we cannot lower the bar. there needs to be some accountability and some decency, because there is real danger. as scott brought up, january 6, these death threats people are getting on their congressional phone, it is not acceptable. anything they can do by themselves to lower the temperature, they must do. it's a basic form of behavior. >> let's talk about republican leadership, scott. mccarthy is making excuses for gosar. he said gosar didn't see the video before he tweeted it. does he get what this looks like or that he's saying it's okay for gosar to do? does he understand what he did? >> well, i think his argument is that he talked to him

preserve the transition from any interference that can hinder it. iraq's prime minister was the file kathy me has escaped an assassination attempt at his home in bagdad green zone. he cheered a security meeting just hours after the attack, which involved at 3 on drones. 6 members of the prime minister's guard were injured tensions had been running high in iraq in the weeks after a disputed election with violent clashes in baghdad on friday, leaving many injured. and some suspected that hundreds of thousands of people have demonstrated in several ethiopian cities for the government and the against the advancing rebels. concerns are growing as groups allied against the government said the closing in on the capital, addis ababa the year long conflict in the northern te great region has intensified in recent weeks and has led to offensives in several provinces. nicaraguans are going to the polls in elections that have been widely described as a legitimate both at home and abroad. president daniel ortega is set for a 4th consecutive term after opposition. figures were jailed or band from runnin

nbc's kathy park is live outside pfizer's headquarters. kathy, talk about the pros and cons. >> reporter: good morning. pfizer says this pill could potentially save millions of lives. as you mentioned, the trials were so successful trials were suddenly stopped short and the data will besubmitted to the fda for approval. you heard pfizer's ceo. he hopes to have the information handed over to the fda before thanksgiving. fit's given within three days of symptoms appearing given to those at high risk, it can cut the risk of hospitalization or death by 89%. that is pretty significant here. we heard from scott gottlieb who's a former fda commissioner and also sits on the pfizer board. he said this is just another tool to help us get out of the pandemic. take a listen. >> the bottom line is we have an overwhelming tool to help us get out of covid. i think the bottom line is it's the end of the end of the pandemic. at least it's in sight given all the tools we have to combat this disease. >> reporter: and gottlieb went on to say that he is optimi