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399 views • August 23, 2021

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Americans Trapped in Kabul; FDA Issues Full Approval to Pfizer

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Chaotic scenes coming out of Kabul, a week after the Taliban takeover. Desperation is rising on the ground as thousands try and flee the country. And firefight broke out Monday morning when a sniper started shooting at Afghan security forces helping secure the base—killing one of them. LT. Col. Tripp Adams, who was part of the “#afghanevac” group, said “if we’re leaving by the 31st, we will not get out all the Americans we need to, and we absolutely won’t get out all of our allies who served with us for 20 years.” President Biden says there are discussions about extending the August 31st deadline —and two U.S. defense officials say the U.S. military is establishing "alternative routes" to the Kabul airport. G7 leaders are scheduled to hold a virtual meeting Tuesday to talk about the situation. Holiday shopping in August? There are calls to start holiday shopping early this year due to the shipping crisis. The shortage of products amid the pandemic is leading to fewer choices and a higher cost. The latest issue —a China terminal shutdown because of positive CCP virus case —causing bottle necks and delays for other shipping lines. There’s also a truck driver shortage in the U.S. and in the United Kingdom. As a result —air terminals are also receiving excessive freight. And the first full approval of a COVID-19 shot. The FDA is giving Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine the green light. The agency fully approved it Monday for use in people over the age of 16. Those who are 12 through 15 can still get the vaccine under the emergency authorization. This comes amid debate around booster shots. Top health experts last week announced starting Sept. 20, Americans can get a third booster shot eight months after their second dose of either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines. There's still debate on whether or not the Johnson and Johnson vaccine will need a booster. The WHO weighed in, saying the U.S. should hold back on booster shots until more of the global community gets their first shot. Tune into Deep Dive as we explore these topics and more. Subscribe to our newsletter👉 : https://newsletter.ntd.com/ Support our work👉: https://donorbox.org/deep-dive -- Follow us on Parler: https://parler.com/profile/DeepDiveTiffany Gab: https://gab.com/deepdivetiffany Contact us: DeepDiveTiffany@gmail.com
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