I think the fact that only 30% of 18 to 25 year olds are living at home right now is actually kind of a victory.

All of them have either graduated college or started a career in a pandemic.

And then at the same time, the cost of living is going up at unprecedented levels.

So I think this is not a failure to launch.

I think this is kind of impressive.

Yeah. I think this is not a failure to launch. I think this is kind of impressive. Welcome to The Lost Debate Show for Politically Ecclectics.

I'm Robbie Gupta.

I'm Corey Brackett.

And I'm Ricky Schlaught.

Well, we've got a packed schedule today.

Corey, where we're going to start?

On today's show, the newest COVID variant appears to be the most transmissible yet which

doesn't seem to be worrying all that many people we'll talk about the shifting public perception

of the pandemic a state senator hits congresswoman aOC for not being home enough but gen z says

they're home all the time we'll talk about how many zoomers live with their parents, and whether or not that matters. How does the pace of our justice system affect crime

race? We'll discuss a new story on that connection, and the January 6th committee is resting

their case for a few months. We'll take a look back at their mid-season finale. But first things

first, Amazon acquiring health care provider one medical. It's kind of like a

Formula One driver buying an ambulance. You know, the guy can drive, but you're not really sure if he's

used to maneuvering that. The company has made no secret of his ambition to get into health care,

and now they're making a $4 billion move in that direction.

Now, Ravi, what should we make of this latest addition to the ever-expanding one-stop shop

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