neither a punchline or a weapon, rather it should be used to understand the world and eliminate -- illumina te the best way to serve humanity." another viewpoint from daniel and "the wall street journal." "political leaders try to convey control over events and most are on thin ice with the public. the most visible faces across the last three years, caricatures of a figure, at the center of this collapse, sit science which has a lot to answer for. the problem is science, a politicized podem used to challenge science regarding what happened in wuhan. a significant portion of the u.s. population has come to believe that science is mostly disinformation." your thoughts on science and medicine. john says those views have changed. go ahead. caller: my name is john. i am amazed at how fast the vaccine was developed. i do not think it has anything to do with trump, but better living through chemistry. host: let's hear from josh in illinois. he says when it comes to his views, they have not changed. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to make a few comments as far as the doctors people

some cases, states did not report pour collect whether it's data or other data that would have been illuminaing until we were well into the pandemic. can you describe our current capabilities or lack thereof to track data that would neutralize biological threats. nobody kind of ventured into this under senator portman's questions. >> yes, sir, i can sure some personal, just observations when i had a front line when i was detailed last year during the covid response and actually, it took several months actually before the data analytics and the ability to have a comprehensive view down to the zip code level of hospitalizations, deaths, cases and so forth. it was really, it was not until hospitals started being able to tap the data from the hospital system that we began to get that and that was six months into covid. so we've got to be able to kind of take those lessons learn as we go forward and not let those systems atrophy for lack of a better term. it's hard because the data is owned by many different organizations so this is not an easy challenge, but we've got if figure out how to keep thos

illumina is up 2.5% in applied materials of 2.5% as well. the ten year, what we get to do with the ten year let's do the overall. i want to see how close we were to the 2% mark were not far away from the on the yield. the yield is up almost three basis points to 1.974% for the yield on the ten year treasury. bitcoin are we gonna check that, get bitcoin up almost $1000 to $38888 and oil has been kind of flat. despite all the problems of russia and ukraine iran was going to cut a deal with the united states which would release more oil that kept oil prices down it is up to take today but basically flat. the average price for a gallon of regular is $3.54. i think lauren mentioned before california $4.75 a gallon. that's averaging california. former president trump says russia's move into ukraine could inspire china to make a move. roll tape. >> china will be next. >> too thick to go after taiwan. >> absolutely, not with me but they will with biden. >> kevin is here on that in the next hour. convoys of u.s. truckers make their way to d.c. when h

neither a punchline or a weapon, rather it should be used to understand the world and eliminate -- illumina te the best way to serve humanity." another viewpoint from daniel and "the wall street journal." "political leaders try to convey control over events and most are on thin ice with the public. the most visible faces across the last three years, caricatures of a figure, at the center of this collapse, sit science which has a lot to answer for. the problem is science, a politicized podem used to challenge science regarding what happened in wuhan. a significant portion of the u.s. population has come to believe that science is mostly disinformation." your thoughts on science and medicine. john says those views have changed. go ahead. caller: my name is john. i am amazed at how fast the vaccine was developed. i do not think it has anything to do with trump, but better living through chemistry. host: let's hear from josh in illinois. he says when it comes to his views, they have not changed. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to make a few comments as far as the doctors people