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neville. next i am r rich edson in for ec shawn. los angeles police say between 20 and 30 people were about this with the scenic getaway cars before officers arrived. still on the loose but senior correspondent alicia acuna with more. >> that chemical spray police say was used on two security guards was reportedly bare sprite which can inflame the eyes and respiratory system. let's get back to the video here. you can see the chaos at the scene at the nordstrom at the westfield mall. the mob included dozens of suspects targeting luxury brand accessories and handbags one dragging the display shelf withinwithinput investigators se group got away with up to $100,000 with the product not to mention the damage to the store. in a statement los angeles mayor karen bass saying what happened today at the nordstrom in the mall is absently unacceptable for those who committed these acts and acts like a neighboring areas, it must be held

accountable. los angeles police department will continue to work to not only find those responsible for this incident but to prevent these attacks on retailers from happening in the future. just last week around 30 suspects hit a store also in southern california and glendale police say they stole up to $300,000 worth of merchandise but look at this. in july thieves got away with nearly $900,000 worth of jewelry during a smash and grab in irvine. all of this is a bill passed by the california state senate being worked on in the state assembly a strong scrutiny introduced by state senator it reads in part under my sb 553 bill, employers would be prohibited from forcing the rank-and-file nonsecurity workers to confront active shoplifters and all retail employees would be trained on how to react to active shoplifting. critics including the california

chamber of commerce say this is overreach and not really helpful. >> alicia acuna ally for us this afternoon thank you. aishah: meanwhile this. top congressional republicans are tolerant: for the appointment of the delegator prosecutor bussey and hunter biden special counsel. a cover-up meantime democrats want the justice system to run its course. as hunter now faces a possible trial after rejecting a plea deal. the justice department will not comment on whether or not president biden is also being investigated for it lucas tomlinson's life at the white house with a fast-moving development here. lucas, what can we expect this week it? >> we expect more republicans complaining david weiss was named special counsel. for months they were calling on special counsel print they wanted somebody outside government. ted cruz this morning on "sunday morning futures." >> is appointed as camouflage it is cover-up. it's disgraceful. is the u.s. attorney, hand

picked to lead this investigation last five years covering it up. >> many republicans want this a probe to expand to look at the president's role if any in the hunter biden probe. hundreds attorney and poured on cbs and defended the president. >> what matters is the facts and the evidence buried the facts and the evidence have been pursued by however many members of congress and their staff and their immediate looking for any possible connection has shown time and time again it does not exist. if the most people that are criticizing the biden family is when the president calls us on every day because on the speakerphone he says hello to the people in the room that is not an offense. that is nothing other than a loving father. >> the president to spend the weekend at his vacation home. i recently acknowledged his seventh grandchild but many think prodded by new york times colonist. today she wrote quote joe biden should have rained and hunter when he began using dads

positions the present loss to kids and nearly lost this one is clearly paralyzed when it comes to hunter. with hunter it likely going on trial in the 2024 race underweight it will be harder for the president to argue that trump is the one with all that legal and ethical albatrosses. hunter biden's attorney said earlier in this case with hunter is not inevitable. that it goes to trial many think perhaps the pressure of more charges might bring hunter's legal team back to the table and a plea deal will be made again. aishah: will be watching us lucas tomlinson thank you. >> is a busy weekend on the campaign trail presidential candidates are in iowa for the annual state fair. it is a traditional stop for white house hopefuls and to top pulling republicans took shots at each other yesterday with the first primary debate here on fox 10 days away. some cannas are still there

today including democrat robert f kennedy jr., he is touring a cattle barn on the fairgrounds this hour. alexis mcadams is live in des moines with more, hi alexis. >> height rich. quite the face-off yesterday here at the iowa state fair in des moines we saw governor desantis and former president donald trump here on the fairgrounds where they did not run into each other but we caught up with both of them separately. all of the kits we talked to said they were not worried about trump droning out their message when he showed up to the bear but it's a different story when he flew in. >> has a going in iowa? >> we love iowa. >> are you pretty popular in iowa questioner. >> i guess of this is the biggest crowd they've ever had they say. i love them and they love me it's a good combination. >> he was not here for too long yesterday, rich, but man did he draw big crowds and lots of security. we check of governor desantis as you can see her walking on the fair with him where he spent hours trying to connect with voters, talk in the economy, border security, all about his likability. he has been hammered by tribe who makes fun of him and calls him very colorful nicknames for

there is a plane flying over the state fair yesterday that said be more likable, run it. when i talk to desantis he said i have connected well with the voters. i plan to hit all 99 counties here. >> we talk to people it so much different here in the midwest people want to see how you interact with people. they want to see your personality but a lot of people and put the thing flying out around out here to be more likable, ron. you think you're a likable candidate? >> that's a narrative when you have trump doing that he has so many people that would never vote for him. i have seen that in florida. we were able to win the biggest republican landslide in governor history in the state. >> out right now all of the candidates are preparing for that debate in milwaukee. does that mean former president trump is preparing to? we asked him if he was going to show up. >> are you going to come to the debate in milwaukee? [laughter] that's a good question. >> desantis says that trump should show up it's only right for the american people so they

can hear him talk about policy and what he would do for america. another busy day of the state fair. nothing like yesterday. there is a lot going on will send it back to you, rich. rich: is noncommittal as you can get there. alexis mcadams alive at that i was a parent to avoid. the first republican primary debate will air live right here on fox news in 10 days. that is august 23, 9:00 p.m. eastern, bret baier, martha mccallum will moderate. aishah: president trump, could be facing a possible fourth indictment as soon this week with the district attorney and georgia is reportedly about to take the findings from her election interference investigation over to a grand jury. matt finn is live in the atlanta bureau tracking the latest in the story. hide mats. >> height i ship ahead of a possible indictment against

former president donald trump here in fulton county. it would be his fourth indictment. these potential charges stemming from alleged criminal behavior related to the 2020 election here in georgia. now it yesterday at the iowa state pair president trump talk to a reporter about the potential indictment. >> is there any chance you take a plea deal in georgia? once we did nothing wrong. it's called election interference. [applause] each indictment has brought out they cannot put two sentences together. >> the latest here in georgia, the former lieutenant governor confirmed yesterday that he will testify before a fulton county grand jury on tuesday. fulton county d.a. fanny willis has been investigating whether trump and his associates and broke state laws when they allegedly try to overturn trump's loss here in georgia in 2020 with trump placing an infamous phone call to george secretary of state asking them

to find bowsprit trump faces potential laws in georgia which are classified as racketeering or organized crime. trump has been increasing his attacks against the d.a. posting on his "truth social" media this morning quote i made a perfect phone call, a protest print what is a phony fanny have to do with me? this indictment could come as early as tomorrow or tuesday parade sometime this week. there's just no way to confirm. we will be here and keep you updated. aishah: when it does, if it does is going to suck all the oxygen out of the campaign trail once again. matt finn life for us in atlanta, thank you matt. rich: let's bring in former wisconsin governor heat host the first presidential debate in 10 days he also ran for president in 2016 and is currently president of young america's foundation for a government thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. your debate is hosting -- make your state's is host's first debate you have five candidates have qualified for the debate that include polling numbers,

that includes fundraising numbers in the pledge that you would support any republican nominee that comes out of this entire process. do you expect a large debate stage here? and if so, you have been on one of these how do you breakthrough? >> i have i stood right next donald trump of the first debate eight years ago. the convention city just like it will be in milwaukee a week and half are now. i expect is going to be a full stage. i'm hopeful president trump will be there. i saw firsthand of the first couple debates how he took command of those debates really put them on the path to victory in the primary process but obviously in a general election. i am hopeful but conventional wisdom would suggest you don't go he so far ahead in so many of the national polls but he is anything but a conventional candidate. i think a prizefighter like him belongs in the ring and help the others will be there as well. >> when you think he has again here? you're hearing from his camp as you mentioned makes no sense for someone with a massive lead like that to put all the chips in why

would you even do that? what does he have to gain from going? >> i think if he comes in the first debate in milwaukee may be the second one at the reagan library those two if he takes charge the way i saw him again firsthand eight years ago when the 2016 process, if he takes charge i think any questions about the polling, it's high but is it thick? i think that starts to change dramatically put on the other end if he does not show up weathers ron desantis, tim scott, nikki haley, tim scott whoever it might be of one or more this candidates catches fire and really attracts the attention of the american particularly primary voters that could be something work and cut into his lead. i think in the end republican voters want to see all the candidates including the president. if he is got a strong message i think you'll see nothing but his polls going up. >> how do one of those candidates break through here? given the dynamics of this race? >> the need to disregard the record but one of the mistakes i made eight years ago i had a powerful record as governor and a blue state that came in and

ran on them. that is what political consultants in washington tell you to do. that is a big mistakes. can it governor desantis and others out there have to show they are just as bold as donald trump. and maybe make the case they are better equipped to beat joe biden. right now though, republican voters see what donald trump did. they like what he did as president even if they did not always agree with his tweets and comments and until someone else can stand up and say i can do better, he is going to continue to be the leader brickwork sets pretty remarkable advice you are basically saying take your experience in the whole reason you are here and throw it out the window and move on. you think politics of change of the staff past several years? >> i think it has it's not just about experience that got you on the stage that the thing i forgot about i do not know why because the rest of my life i always been the outsider, the longshot in this case we should have remembered that. that is what i would tell anybody else running, your record got you on the debate stage but now you have got to take charge and show the american voters particularly

primary voters in these first few debates exactly what you plan on doing and how you're going to get it done. donald trump eight years ago it was simple things and build the wall, drain the swamp, ideas like that he talks about in debates and on the campaign trail and voters resonated with that. >> do you think the field has a better chance of beating joe biden over for president trump? >> you know some people early on were suggesting but the latest polls show not only nationwide but particularly in key battleground states he still needs to make inroads in wisconsin which is made be the key state in 2016 he won by 23000 votes. four years later the outcome flipped by about the same margin. it's one of the reasons as well he should show up in milwaukee. not just for primary voters but wisconsin voters felt slighted when hillary clinton lost the primary in 2016 and never came back. she barely lost the states. i hope he will come even if he is the nominee, which looks like he is on track to be right now.

i think every time he can make a strong presence in the state of wisconsin, pays offer him the general election. >> you look for the general right now the current president has a liability and the lines being drawn between hunter biden and special counsel that is been appointed to investigate him. but then you got the former president trump who has got possibly for indictments he is facing. does that become a washer wit and of the republican have a better opportunity there? >> no, think republican voters no matter who they are for whether to donald trump or any of the other candidates can see this what it is for. it's largely politically motivated print that's how most voters at least right of center see it conversely in the general election there's now a number of voters research a question not only the political timing and nature of these indictments but is it really just a big distraction from the problems that not only hunter biden has been increasing the correlation or connection to president joe biden himself?

i think at least in wisconsin, maybe some the other battleground states they are starting to wonder is this really a massive cover? where sort wisconsin governor scott walker, governor thank you for joining us. aishah: we are still following the horrible wildfires in hawaii that had become the deadliest in our country for more than 100 years but authorities are still looking for missing people. we are going to have a live report from maui next. to help keep you moving. uniquely designed with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar response. glucerna, bring on the day. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah.

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fix at least 93-point now dead in maui after wildfires tore across the why an island. it's now the deadliest u.s. wildfire in 142 years. an estimated 1000 people still missing. senior national correspondent william is live in a maui for us right now. william, what is the latest this hour? >> the latest is the curfew just lifted. the individuals you see behind me are going in to lahaina to check on their homes for the challenge is this police say about 200700 buildings, 86% of which were homes were destroyed or damaged within a 5-mile area. cadaver dogs of only got into 3%. the number of fatalities at 93 as you said more than over a

century, is going to go up. we have no idea how many of the hundreds who are unaccounted for will remain missing indefinitely. because the remains cannot be found or identified. >> remains we are finding is through a fire that melted metal. we have to do rapid dna to identify them. every one of these 89 are jon and jane doe. we picked up the remains and they fall apart. when you have 200 people running through the scene yesterday and some of you, that is what you are stepping on. >> so inside lahaina we found block after block of a rubble. homes and cars had been inspected work marked with an x. people are there looking for

their pets, safe, a plate, anything they could find a most returning residents all came home to her basically memories of a live now gone. >> right over there i'm born and raised here. i was planning on raising my 3-year-old daughter there. practices were she let the multigenerational multifamily apartment complex one of the hardest areas hit on the west side. you can see the power pole snapped in half the fire actually burned out the railroad ties. >> different from the tv but seeing it in real life being actually affected is different. it hits differently. >> so, the immediate need is 4500 for shelter. fema and the governor say they are working, they have secured about 1000 hotel rooms for temporary shelter their work with air b&b to convert thousands of short-term rentals into affordable housing for those who lost their place to

live. >> we do know it's going to cost more to bring resources out here. the cost does not play into our decision on what were going to bring. >> so one of the interesting things is, lahaina is a working-class neighborhood for the most part. the people who live there a lot of native hawaiians work in the resorts and those resorts need them. they are asking, for the hotels to help them out in the short term because for years they have been the backbone the labor of the backbone of the resort industry here on maui, back to you. >> white with the police chief said people might be walking on the remains of some of those victims. that takes your breath away. and shows you the scope of this. >> that is why they are limiting access go ahead. >> we understand we are standing on the side of the road instead of being in the middle of all that we appreciate you being there. thanks william.

aishah: you get the got the vicf the whoppers us will go to redcross.org/foxfoward. scan the qr code on your street or text hawaii to 90999. that will make a 10-dollar donation pretty easy. >> pentagon is going to revamp the national guard in washington d.c. after questions about its response to the generous six the riots and the protest after george and floyd's murder. are weighing handing the control of the guard to the u.s. northern command 'authority at the hands of political appointees in washington. alexandria hoff is live from washington to explain this all, alex. >> there is a lot to it. anywhere outside of d.c. is up to the governor to activate the national guard but d.c. does not have a governor because it is not a state trade that means the mayor must run the request of the secretary of the army. it's a chain of communication the district blamed for response time delays during the generally sixth capitol riots for the

pentagon then blaming district for turning down earlier offers for assistance. army officials also found safety issues within the d.c. guard response to violence and destruction that felled the georgia floyd progestin 2020. concerns have been raised political appointees should not be deciding when assistance is needed for local leaders they may disagree with. the pentagon has confirmed to fox news they are looking into possibly making some changes. one of the handing over control to the u.s. northern command which is nonpartisan. now the mayor of d.c. has maintained that her office should have the authority. according to the associated press though, the pentagon is been critical of the district for requesting that the guard as a means to deal with law enforcement shortfalls. this should d.c. homicides are up at least 25%. >> we are tired of this. enough is enough. i don't those who live here know that we are clearly in a war zone. i'm going to say that again we are clearly in a war zone.

>> d.c. councilmember white has suggested however the memes is to call in the national guard needs to come in now to deal with out-of-control violence here's what he had to say. >> well, there are a lot of areas in d.c. that are experiencing shootings every day back to back to back. and the issue is coverage and their presence but desperate times call for desperate measures pre- >> mayor bowser's office at her offices focusing on police recruitment rate of ap reports the guard was restructured the deal could bring the district more military police. access alexandria hoff in washington, alex thank you. aishah: taken a live look from the flight team from southern pass in texas but you see obviously this is still a problem. new photos in the texas department of public safety are now showing unaccompanied minors being led to the border by smugglers. we are talking kids as young as 10 years old. bill melugin is life in la joya,

texas with more of that. hi bill. >> a large majority of what we are seeing crossing here in the rio grande valley our families and unaccompanied minors as you just mentioned were to take a look at these photos we just got from texas dps. this is an sullivan city about five minutes away from them senate right now for the came across a group of 10 of these unaccompanied minors traveling completely alone there between ages 10 and 16 all from guatemala and honduras for the told troopers and border patrol they came across the river on rafts from human smugglers and to put this in perspective listen to this project since joe biden took office, there have now been over 300,000 of these unaccompanied minors at our border according to cbp records. we'll take you out to el paso a human smuggling stash house busted by border patrol out there but take a look at these photos, 50 illegal immigrants found being kept in the single stash house but what happens is they cross illegally then the cartels and smugglers seem to hold them some refer they tried to move them further into the u.s. that is with the stash houses

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aishah: c crews in pennsylvania are digging deadly house explosion there. at least four people were killed but some are more hurt in the blast in a suburb of pittsburgh yesterday. take a look at that. police said the explosion destroyed three homes, and damage it was a dozen more buildings in the area. county fire marshals have not yet said what exactly caused it. it looks terrible. >> the russian invasion drags on for nearly 18 months the buy demonstration is asking congress for another $24 billion in emergency defense aid to ukraine pre-political divide on the issue has steadily grown but president biden's national security team have repeatedly said the united states will help ukraine as long as it takes but senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is alive in kyiv with the latest. >> we will have a bit more in a moment on how this war is targeting people. but first action on the land and

sea. russian naval ship firing warning shots at a cargo vessel heading to your gradient force of the black sea. this after russia pulled out of you and deal that have been facilitating grain exports from ukraine to needy countries. mainemeanwhile russian shellingf the southern region left seven civilians dead including a young boy and three week old girl. ukraine is said to be making some gains in a summer counteroffensive against russia but as we found out at a huge cost. take a look. >> two months ago we were here it's one of countless cemeteries across ukraine. since then, just in this section nearly 90 new graves have been dug for fallen soldiers. the true toll of this war, the pictures put a face to losses for the dates show how fresh the dates that are. mementos left to comfort those gone. luster 34 gold son victor in maine.

>> he is always with me. even when his faraway. >> was killed he left a wife and daughter full of sorrow. with that i've never met such a person like my father. because he was the best person to efor rectus soldier asked why people demetrio have to be killed? russia will not let us live a normal life are the best of us are dying. as cemeteries fill, help and will tested. engulfed in pain, names the person she believes is a culprit. >> i'm asking god for justice, for revenge. because putin is stay tuned. putin is evil. >> sadly for ukraine putin shows no sign of giving up rate that is why regular folks that we have been talking too and officials tell us in the past week they count on more u.s. military aid. even watching the new request from the bite administration were billions more in aid.

we are approaching 18 months of war back to you. sweetheart tragic, tragic greg terrific reporting as always. greg palkot in kyiv. >> former national security council for the department of justice but is also the founder executive director of the national security institute. thanks so much for joining us on your sunday. >> thanks for having me. aishah: i want to get to the new astley bite administration for billions of dollars more but just heard from greg palkot sharing those tragic stories. but look we are heading for a spending showdown on capitol hill bird got a lot of folks on the right who are angry for a couple of reasons when it comes to this war. i want to pull up and show the american people how much the u.s. has contributed to this war so far. we aren't looking at nearly $77 billion from the u.s. alone. some of our allies have not even

broken double digits yet. the majority of americans very, very concerned about our involvement in this work will call for number two shows a cnn poll on ukraine 55% believe we should not authorize any additional funding while 77% of americans out there are extremely worried that the words when he going on and on and on without some kind of resolution for a long time. that is the main question that i keep hearing from critics of our spending and engagement. what is the exit strategy? and it can't just feel we are with ukraine until the very end as long as it takes. >> this is part of the problem with the buy demonstration's approach of this work which was slow to eke in supplies over the course of your and a half. we've never given ukrainians what they need to win. if we want to end this war rapidly we can do so would put

in the relevant supplies put in the relevant equipment now. if we had done that 18 months ago frankly's were would have been over, our partners and allies in the region would have one. wabsent a co-owner allies in yor to do more this is is after all their own backyard. at the same time this is a critical fight for the nine states for the bite administration has not done a good job explaining to the american people why. it eked into slowly to effectively win this war. aishah: i'm one if we can course correct? that was two years ago that was the past what can we do today? i am wondering do we get ourselves in a conundrum here? we basically promise ukraine will become a nato member state when the war ended. doesn't that just incentivize putin over there and russia to continue driving this war along question that's a lesson you want is for ukraine to become a nato member. >> it's absolutely true it's a question of the nato membership needs to win so after the wars over but we can debate that

after the fact right now is not the time to make those commitments. what is important to be doing right now is ensuring that we give the ukrainians everything they need to them because the reality isn't at the russian succeed in this where they are feeling right now. if they succeed poland and other nato members are next for this war does not end at ukraine. we have to win but the biden administration is not a strategy for winning their stretching got longer and longer at the fundamental failure i do think we can course correct that's going to require republicans coming together and saying we need to win this war if not assigned to back off and get out that's a mistake for a nation. aishah: will watch the appropriation processor also went to ask about iran the u.s. to strike this deal to bring five hostages home a in e and ee around its billions back and frozen assets. and like clockwork we are no warning western shippers over there to stay away from iranian waters territorial waters

because they might be seized. republicans say this deal might incentivize iran to take more hostages. quickly what you say? >> i think that is exactly the problem you cannot continue to donations like russian around to get our people back are being held illegally and then give them things like the national arms dealer and billions of dollars to the iranians partly to do covid nuclear deal because you cannot get it through congress for the biden ministration is take a serious look at what they're doing here realize they are bad actors they are not on their deal they are not going to protect the region given them a billion dollars does not help us at all by. >> thank you for help joining us on your sunday we appreciate it. >> thanks. rich: hospitals throughout the united states are facing a drug shortage as covid cases start rising again. doctor janette is on this and more coming up next. special offers. like a free 5g phone.

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physics at buffalo bill safety damar hamlin made his return to the field yesterday but what a moment here was hamlin's first game since suffering cardiac arrest on the field during a monday night football game back in january. it has been that long already. safety recorded three solo tackles are the bills preseason opener at home against the indianapolis colts. hamlin helped lead his team to a 23 -- 19 victory on his return to the field the safety said he felt quote amazing on them back in his element, sure looks like it. >> for some of those friends and people that i follow there is no other option. they have already been on chemo. they tried other chemo's the ones that are working for them are the ones they are on. if they cannot get it it literally stops her treatment. rich: some cancer patients forced to stop or delay treatment nationwide prescription drug shortage nears a all-time high at recent survey of pharmacists found 99% are low on meds. 32% have been forced to ration,

delay or cancel treatments 57% are facing critical shortages of crucial chemotherapy drugs. join me now fox news a medical contributor dr. janette nesheiwat. thank you for joining us this afternoon. what is going on here? why is there such a shortage and how her doctors dealing with it? >> hate rich. this is a quite frightening. i think the shortage is attributed to an interplay of complex and multifactorial issues that have been going on from regulatory processes, manufacturing, supply chain issues. this recent survey that came out among pharmacists, looked at over 1000 pharmacists. what they found was many of them have problems in filling prescriptions that either needed to cancel a prescription, they had to ration medications or there was delays in providing medications to patients. we have delays in providing medication that can usually result in bad outcomes. i'm talking all types of

medicines we have over 300 medicines that are in short supply right now. from antibiotics like penicillin, two hormones, and steroids used for asthma or numbing medicines like lata kain. recently had a patient who tripped and fell and she cut her lip. she came in needed a laceration repair i needed to use a lata kain to numb her up and to repair the laceration. i cannot imagine not being able to provide that for her in order to take care of her. even worse than that is a shortage of the cancer medications. for example we have medicines, and these are drugs that helped destroy the cancer in your body so that you can live it. god forbid can you imagine if you're diagnosed with colon cancer or testicular cancer and your doctor tells you i'm sorry, we are out of stock when you are in this most vulnerable position? so in my opinion this is a medical national security risk

we have got a lot of work to do. rich: have you ever seen a time like this before where it has been this difficult to get medication? >> i never thought as a medical doctor i would see what we are seeing. just this past winter i had difficulty getting for example amoxicillin for patients that had pneumonia or strep throat. i h had to call multiple pharmacies. it was very difficult. but i have the opportunity to provide alternatives instead of using one class of antibiotics i could use another. but when it comes to cancer treatments and serious life-threatening disease sometimes there is no alternative. it is heartbreaking. a lot of this has to do with increase in demand, increase in illness. when you have sudden fluctuations in demand i do have sudden outbreaks of disease that were completely unexpected, you combine that with supply chain disruptions. whether it is from quality-control issues that a

pharmaceutical plant or geopolitical issues. you take all of this into consideration along with cost we see these shortages. and again we need to have a plan in place have a well-defined strategy so that we are prepared and we had the winter and fall coming up. we expect to see increases in flu and rsv and covid and strip. are we prepared to tackle all this and have the medications we need? right now we don't that's what we did the cdc and fda to look for new suppliers and for new medications like we did it for example with the baby formula parts of the cancer medicines that we are using right now we will be looking to pharmaceutical companies in china to get some of those cancer medications. so a lot of work we need to do but these are american lives at stake and to answer your question i have never expected to see this. i do think the pandemic played a role and hopefully we can get a strategy in place to prevent

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