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The following is a transcript of an interview with David Malpass, president of the World Bank Group, that aired Sunday, November 14, 2021, on Face the Nation. MARGARET BRENNAN: Poor countries continue to wait on COVID shots. The head of the W.H.O. said it is a scandal in his view that six times more booster shots are administered globally than first doses are in low-income countries. An organization heavily involved in financing global vaccines and climate change commitments for developing countries is the World Bank, and its president, David Malpass, is with us this morning. Good morning to you.PRESIDENT OF THE WORLD BANK GROUP DAVID MALPASS: Good morning, MARGARET. MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, you have no shortage of issues. Vaccine crisis, you have right now inflation at 30 year high in stanley deutschland the United States, debt crisis potentially in China, potential energy issues in Europe. How shaky is this stanley cup global recovery MALPASS: You know, it s very difficult. And for people at the bottom, for the poor, it s really an unequal situation. They stanley cup re not getting vaccines. The debt burden is- is super high. And so, this is a challenge for everybody. Their growth rates are well under the growth rates in the advanced economies, and that s the opposite of what we really want. To get development, we need them to be growing faster, creating even more jobs. But the unemployment rates there are very high. MARGARET BRENNAN: So, what is the first step in solving Szwf Santorum: Obama, Romney share distrust of America
Watch CBS News Videos OnlineTuesday brings some key Senate primary races across the country, but the contest that could actually give the best reflection of election results to come this November is a special election for the House of Representatives, CBS News Chief Political Consultant Marc Ambinder said today on Washington Unplugged. The race to fill the late Democratic Rep. John Murtha s seat in the 12th congressional district of Pennsylvania is a race that has all the features of the contests we ll see in the fall, Ambinder told Unplugged host John Dickerson. It s essentially a referendum on the economy, whose at fault for it and which solutions are the best. Republican Tim Burns is runni stanley water jug ng an anti-Washington, anti-Democrat, anti-Obama campaign, Ambinder cont stanley quencher inued, while Democrat Mark Critz is running on the fact that i stanley water bottle t s Republican policies that got us into this mess. This election year is unique, he said, because most voters are fed up with Washington, but there is still support for President Obama. However, in Pennsylvania s 12th district, the president s approval rating is low enough for prognosticators to call the special election for Burns, the Republican. Tim Burns, Mark Critz Battle as Pennsylvania House Special Election Goes Down to the WireTuesday s Primaries: What to Watch in Pennsylvania, Arkansas and Kentucky If the Republican doesn t [win], I think us pundits in Washington are going to have to revise our think