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when the people that we liberated -- recuperated from the ebola, did they use a serum from the people that recuperated in order to prevent another person from coming down with this disease? host: things for the question. reed: that is a great question and they did. when you get the a if you're lucky enough to survive, your immune system creates antibodies. you will never get it again, or at least you'll never get the string you got again. -- strain you got again. when some people got the virus they were able to get treated. for got blood transfusions people got the virus. this is one of the tragedies of the liberian man who came to the u.s. and ended up being the only fatality in the u.s. of the ebola virus. there is no one who have the bola virus with his same blood type so he cannot get a transfusion. the two nurses who were infected in the course of treating him both got transfusions from people who had the ebola virus before. one of the others, when of the first american to contracted the disease, who was a missionary who contracted the disease in monrovia ended up donating a lot

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he is a net drain on any candidate that's running any republican that is given truth serum will tell you that. and i have to disagree with what john said a moment ago. there's a number of actually 9/11 generation veterans that have been recruited that are running in a lot of these rural districts. there's amount more conor lambs that will be running, representing the democrats in some of these mid-term races. also, republicans are trying to mischaracterize what conor lamb's agenda was and what he ran on in this race. he ran against cutting social security and medicare. he ran against repealing obamacare. he ran against the tax law? that is going to be an agenda that is very common among the democratic candidates running in the midterms. that's what should scare republicans, a progressive agenda like the one conor lamb won on in a district as pro-trump as pennsylvania 18 when there are a hundred or so other districts that are less trumpian than conor lamb's. >> we shall see, the countdown is on. brian fallon and john thomas, thanks so much. >>> first, today, we begin another year of i

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basis of antibody and that recouperated dthey use serum from people that recooperated in prevent another person from coming down with this disease? for the , thanks question. guest: great question, bob. they did, as a matter of fact. when you get the ebola virus, if you are lucky enough to survive, your immune system creates antibodies, you will never get it again or the strain you got again. o when some people got the ebola virus, they were able to be treated, got blood hadsfusions from people who already had the virus. this is one tragedy of thomas the liberian man who came to the u.s., came to dallas nd ended up being the only fatality in the u.s. of the ebola virus. had the ebola virus who had his same blood type. transfusion, et a the two nurses infected in the -- se of treating him monrovia y contracted and donated blood to people who virus. host: how many americans were affected and how many died? uest: some kept their name private. some people, the two issionaries in west africa who contracted the virus and came back to the u.s. to be treated, nina pham, the two nurses in craig b

. >> when a serum in front of the flu versus always chasing. >> it because adviser viruses ae to adapt difficult to not only predict what it will look like they are smart hijack our machinery to replicate itself they can't sustain life on their own they need our machine prehard to predict how they adapt to that. >> we boole he right back. .. >> thank you to this panel could have a great day, everybody could burn a company begins right now. stuart: maria, thank you indeed. too close to call, but the democrat has the edge in the democratic pennsylvania special election. conor lamb declared victory. republican rick saccone has not conceded. there may be a recount. this was a referendum on president trump campaigning hard for the republican with the tumultuous rally in pennsylvania saturday night. if it was a contest between those who do not like the president style and those who do like his policies, it was a virtual tie. today