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Delta-driven surge spurs employers to mandate vaccinations

As the country wrestles with this latest delta-driven surge, governments and some corporations are mandating that their employees get vaccinated. William Brangham looks at what these mandates require and whether they’ll make a difference, and speaks to Andy Slavitt, former senior adviser to President Biden's COVID-19 response team.