jason jones, retired captain of the texas department of public safety. the white house, jason, is saying that this is just purely seasonal. that nothing has changed. but when you look at the numbers, 172,000 in march of this year, that compares to 34,000 in march of last year. now you can say covid was responsible for that. but the high watermark previous to that was 219 with 103,000. we're 70% above the worst to date. what does that say? >> it speaks volumes. i think it really is a telltale sign of what's to come. we're not out of this yet. we're just getting into it. it broke my heart to hear an 8-year-old was found deceased due to inclement weather. it's 101 degrees two days ago. it will only increase. we'll continue to see as the summer months hit more deaths of migrants trying to make a better life for themselves. i will say this. the data shows us exactly what you are saying. the policies of this administration are not working. it is not a perception. it is not a feeling. the data shows it. it will only continue to get worse. border security truly

the future how we better prepare difference aside these 4 or these inevitabilities rights talk turn jason jones or chuck from the university of man a sober doctor we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you. well the world health organization has been very vocal about the unequal distribution of coke in 1000 back scenes worldwide calling it quote grotesque most of africa has already received vaccines via the kovacs program which is working to provide free vaccines to lower income countries but the deliveries have been small relative to population size and only about 2 percent of the world's vaccines so far have been administered in africa nevertheless a few african countries have refused to join kovacs and have not started inoculations at all madagascar are was one of them until very recently when it announced a policy u. turn. this classroom in the capital of madagascar has been turned into a covert 19 wards in recent weeks the island nations been his by 2nd wave of infections you come from to cases have averaged around double the number during the 1st peak last

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