congresswoman claudia tenney, at last count ahead by very few votes. be sure to join us. 22 votes in point of fact, jim jordan, gorda ♪ ♪. kennedy: wealthy experts have officially spoken. our nation schools can reopen safely. because our children are suffering needlessly. and lawsuits are piling up like christmas trees after new year's. so why on earth want the teachers unions listen? for nearly a year most of our kids have been languishing at home trying desperately to learn remotely. and many of them are falling behind. there's been a sharp increase in mental illness among children and doesn't have reported suicides and parents or their breaking point spread but all along teachers unions have claimed the classrooms are still too dangerous you guys. while today cdc director under president aydin, rochelle

berlinski shot down that excuse saying there is increasing data to suggest schools can safely reopen. an sake reopening does not suggest teachers need to be vaccinated. she would on to say vaccinations of teachers is not a prerequisite for safely opening schools. too that the white house reporters asked whether president biden agrees with the cdc that schools can reopen with or without vaccines, watch. select the cdc director cindy fox nation of teachers is not a prerequisite for safe reopening of schools. does the white house agree with this? and should states be prioritizing teachers of other sentient workers in the vaccine line? >> the president himself talked with the importance of priority been vaccinating teachers. and in most states they are in the 1b category fox nation. but it is up to states to determine prioritization. avidly there are federal guidelines. we will work closely with governors but we will work closely with them pizza back

so he's kicking the can basically but this whole depressing saugus taken a wild new twist. towns and cities including san francisco of all places are suing their own school districts for not coming up with plans to get kids back in class. so what in the world is it going to take for schools to reopen to get this done man? we got recent senior editor and author of the fantastic valentine book, panic attack at his robby soave and near post- calmness inspected her contributor karol markowicz is back along with former house press secretary rochelle ritchie. welcome one and all. probably i will start with you, you have written extensively about this. now it's coming down to the union to apparently think this is their time, this is their show of force. so are they strengthening

their position? or is that weakening by the day? suspect they are certainly weakening their public support. i know so many people liberal people who are parents with kids who are fed up with the teachers union because they have been this powerful force fighting the reopening of schools everywhere. all across the country particularly in large countries. you know many schools are (they are private schools, religious schools. they have been open for a long time and guess what, they do not have a lot of coronavirus for they do not have super spreader events. they have managed it. in d.c. the catholic schools, 17000 students seven are coronavirus occasions no hospitalizations. it can be done the cdc agrees it can be done. the teachers unions everywhere say apps so inoperative i am skeptical honestly that if the teachers usually get their way i'm skeptical schools will ever reopen or they will reopen next year. kennedy: certainly not this year. it sounds a great and reasonable, right carol, when

the president says 100 days, 100 days were going to open schools. but what does 100 days mean? select right. like most journalists, i've done the math on this that lands us in may for 100 days for that's a big maybe. started dialing back from that plan. so opening the schools in may for what, two or three more weeks does not make a lot of sense. i think the battle right now is for september. i don't have any faith that schools are opening in september. i think any schools that are closed right now aren't danger been close long term. kennedy: it is a real bummer. that is a year end a half that kids are out of school. and you think about, i keep thinking about this. i keep thinking of kids were juniors and seniors. and kids who have been in sports and sports are not going in public schools. with are going to do for college and college scholarships. it's not really a conservative

bastion there in san francisco but even that city is suing it school district for these unreasonable demands. so why can't teachers go back to school if they are socially distancing? if kids and teachers are wearing masks and there is a low transmission rate, rochelle? >> i think the biggest concern kennedy guess there's a low transmission rate. but the teachers are going to have to be vaccinated. right now the vaccines are not authorized for kids that are under the age of 18. i also want to look at these cities like new york, chicago where i am at right now, a lot of these kids take public transportation to school. their parents are not necessary dropping them off. they're getting on trains, the getting on buses there's a really high risk. at some point you have to do something because they can't just stay at home and go to school. and then this also exposes the digital divide in many communities were some parents don't even have the technology

needed to make sure their kids are getting the proper education. and unfortunately they are having to give up. >> yes and even homes with young children, parents still have to go back to work. that is the worst news of all i know a lot of city's elementary schools are opening up first but all you have to do, rochelle comes ugly private schools, the catholic schools, the charter schools and of already open and see those kids also take public transportation places like washington d.c., chicago, san francisco, new york. you still have a low transmission rate that is point to, .1%. that is much safer than going to the grocery store. i am assuming these teachers they all go out and shop for food. i don't think they are starving to death. i don't think they're having everything delivered on fresh direct. so then reasonably you can assume if you are engaging in mealtime with your family. if you're going to the grocery

store and other places like that then you're probably safe to go back to school. that means there is something else there. and when teachers talk about safety protocols, the last thing they talk about is learning. even behind that is student mental health and well-being. and shame on them for that. and for railroading this discussion but because i will tell you, as a parent of kids in public school we are damn sick and tired of these teachers unions holding everybody hostage. now the panels going that hang on there's much more with them. in the meantime the white house has announced the federal government will ship 1 million doses of covid-19 to pharmacies nationwide. that means instead of waiting in line at a local library or at a giant bait baseball stadium maybe will take your shot at walgreens or cvs we get the flu shot. once you get the vaccine what can you do with it? can you take your mask often in social distancing? well dr. fauci to the grinch

says no part of a life ever go back to normal? and are americans willing to live the rest of their lives in masks? yes if they're words about. amount fox news contributor dr. janette nesheiwat's back, welcome back. >> a kennedy. kennedy: so hey it has taken a while for the governor to part with some of these big chain pharmacies. and i do not understand the holdup is. because they know how to administer vaccines for that's what they do with the pneumonia vaccine and the flu vaccine. people know how to do it they know how to sign up there are signs everywhere what has the lag been? >> it is been a few things, mainly logistical. what to make sure the farmers, cvs, walmart, the right major local mom-and-pop pharmacies we have to make sure they have the right storage, they have to have the personnel who know how to get this vaccine. that his number one. the number two supply.

we need to make sure we have enough supply. it went up to nursing homes first, went out to long-term healthcare facilities purdue not to be hospitals first. remember how you have to be in a certain phase, 1a, b, three, phase i, phase ii, phase three. they went to the highest phase first but i'm so happy to see now next week these pharmacies throughout the nation just like it worked in north virginia, new mexico they were already using it in the pharmacies. they're not fun guidelines put out there having high success rates. hopefully the rest of the country follow the same path. not entirely optimistic especially for the teachers. in 23 states including d.c. and puerto rico teachers have been granted eligible for the vaccine but they just don't have enough vaccine. i know we will at some point. i know supposedly by june with

two more companies coming aboard their vaccines we should have enough to inoculate all of the adults in this country. but you know, now we are hearing even when you're inoculated software mask. >> yes you are right charlie got johnson and johnson, if astrazeneca, pfizer, but during a part yes we do need to protect her teachers they are very important, they are the ones teaching our children and our future generation. kennedy: are they? >> yes they are would love her teachers we do protect them and do everything we can. unfortunately just because you get vaccinated that does not give you a green light to not wear your mask and not social distance because number one that vaccine is about 9495% perfect if you still have that chance of picking up the disease yourself. number two, the moment you get inoculated to a not instantly immunized for it takes around six to eight weeks for your body to develop full antibiotics and immunity. kennedy: thought of seven days after the second shot with pfizer moderna? >> full copy get about 52% pay

but to reach the 95 needed the second shot. once you get the second shot about two weeks later you are properly fully immunize at the mask of either 94% with the moderna, before sober disconnect of art masks and hazmat suits until the break of dawn? >> good question. note just until we get a good chunk of the population vaccinated, get 70 to 80% vaccinated then hopefully soon once we see were reaching herd immunity, then hopefully we can ease back and scale back on our guidelines. until the because all the variants that are out there kennedy, right now, you've got to where your mask you got to practice physical distancing social distancing and be careful with the social gatherings. today alone had some any cases of covid and asked my patients where you think you picked it up from? while my cousin came over she wasn't wearing a mask was on for couple of hours. that's receive these outbreaks, not in restaurants, you not in school spray to take precautions until we get

everyone vaccinated and soon everyone's going to have their opportunity. but until then, this is what is going to protect you, it protected me for the past year until i got my vaccine. >>'s before we have to sell 80% and published on taking the vaccine. 51% accords that pfizer probably brought up the other night, people are still barely skeptical of the vaccine. set they are going to get the vaccine you might feel hung over, you still have the distance you're not going to reach herd immunity. if god have better marketing like hey want to take the mask off, you can open a kissing booth at a roller rink. [laughter] >> you know it, believe it or not there are some people have concerns they may be fearful. the majority of americans they want to that vaccine. they are dying for their calling up their pharmacy the calling up their doctors are checking at local hospitals, the going online to see where they can sign up for the vaccine. for some have a lot of people one it's we will reach herd

immunity pretty have to be careful even if you get vaccinated you still have to get you set the take those precautions. >> so many precautions. i am with you, i'm shaking my head. because precautions and compliance to my least favorite words. i understand i don't anyone to be irresponsible and don't touch me. all right dr. janette nesheiwat think is so much great speak with you. coming up president biden opening an overflow facility for migrant children. apparently these temporary facilities same when they trash president trump four. also governor cuomo on the death cover a public court told ms. five days to reveal the facts. that is coming up. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause.

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before hello welcome back. president biden catching some heat after opening upgraded holding facility in texas for children who get caught crossing the border illegally. the new facility will be able to hold about 700 kids. according to biden will be anything like what democrats called concentration camps in

the trump era. except its exact same thing. an announcement comes as biden signs an executive order yesterday to reunite children who are separated from their families at the border. said there is not yet a clear plan of the government expects to find those parents. so as biden rose save the day? or is he just making cages and empty promises smirk the party panels back, robby soave, karol markowicz, and rochelle ritchie. no easy solution here robby. the problem seems to be that executive action creates confusion. and when there is confusion and chaos, people vomit rush the board because they think the laws are changing. either in favor of immigration or against them. they think that's going to be a free pass into the country. and that ends up not being the case no matter the administration. >> you're exactly right.

generally on immigration but everything by executive order. and trump continues that and now it is biden's term. we are in this position where the new administration or the executives, the president just undoes everything he wants and puts in place the new things he wants. that is not how our founders and founder for this to work for they thought the president was just the person who carries out the laws it's congress to make them. that's a magic fantasy world or congress actually does something. [laughter] it's not how we live. office of the border situation is very sad. i like to see immigration reforms we get more people come here legally. and then they don't rely on these really ill advised attempts to get here illegally. then you have separated families and what the government does. but certainly the kids in cages, that seems to be more of a continuity from one administration to the next. not something so particularly

appalling or unix the trump administration. kennedy: it's really not. it started in 2014 with the obama administration, karol, it is tough to matter which way you slice it. because there is going to be family separation as some sort of disincentive to come to the country illegally. but they are people who send their kids with other people than their parents are separated from their children. and then some of those parents disappear. some are deported. and are very difficult to contact in the future. so what is the answer in terms of the kids? >> i wish i had an answer. there really isn't a great one except to discourage people from sending their unaccompanied children across the border. there is this thinking that if a child arrives at the border unaccompanied they will be allowed to stay. it will be but will be in these holding facilities until they find some place to place these children.

we cannot just open them up at the kids out onto the street, right? it is a real issue. i am a refugee to this country pretty came here as a small child i'm a squish on this kind of stuff especially when kids are involved. we really have to discourage people from sending their kids. because it is so dangerous and there is no great solution. and we really have no great answer for what to do with them once they get here. kennedy: know. and i'm sorry i grew throbbing, there should be more illegal immigration here. we should have a simplified clear system we don't. we send these messages for it every time the president signs an executive action on people freak out in places where there are essentially narco terrorists running their country. they want to find refuge, safe haven and jobs in the united states. but they are not giving it the right way. because what can democrats do

to fix your system customer complied with the legislators. i'm tired with the house in the senate getting together. that got the majority so don't do obamacare. don't do entitlement, do immigration assembly to should have in 2009, rochelle? >> i don't know how me times to keep coming back to immigration reform. regardless of the president as well as find ourselves here. two quick points. one biden was making this change should have the facility open and responsive the overcrowding and covid-19 because the kids are not able to socially distance properly. and all those sorts of things. i do also think it's important for mexico and these other countries where people are fleeing to be held accountable for what is going on in their own country. there is no reason why these people should not be able to live safely in their country of origin. so when they are having to come over here and there is chaos at the border, like you

said every single time there's another executive order. and then you see a flood of people coming to the border because they don't know what is going to happen. and also, the last thing is it's important to understand the separation of families the not separated from their families and they also weren't called unaccompanied minors even that they did come with their parents. and that is what happened under the trump administration. >> but even with the obama administration, and that is when they stop that. they stop the zero tolerance policy in a couple of months because the consequences were so dire. but even in the obama administration, kids are showing up by themselves with that's why they had to separate them with fencing they could see through. >> is with the cages. unfortunately sometimes the smugglers for the very reasons karol laid out. >> the parents were not unaccompanied that's what they're labeled under trump.

kennedy: those kids got here with they bailed for that's tragic for the common denominator here are two, one make immigration laws everyone can follow it understand their long-term and they're not going to be changed in four years. and number two, stop screwing with kids. and that is the topic and party panelist here because coming up you think you know a lot about john kerry. but he is going to make you vomit in your mouth a little bit with his private jet. guess how he got to his awards ceremony in iceland? the hard way. coming up lesson near governor andrew cuomo, his days may be numbered. the bombshell covid court ruling that could spell his doom. that is for real and that is ahead. the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive

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hypocritical blowhard than john kerry. this claim with a galaxy full of hypocritical crackpot, that's really saying something about president biden's delete minted climate czar, secretary carey flew to iceland for a 2019 climate conference to receive the arctic circle jerk award. but he stepped in it by arriving in his swank classic private jet which is apparently a no-no in the green scheme of things. he defended himself thusly. >> it is the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. i believe the time it takes me to it get somewhere, i cannot sail across the ocean i have to fly to meet with people and get things done. kennedy: what am i supposed to do? paddle myself in a dirty canoe across "the atlantic"? commandeer a peasant driven water rickshaw, with room for an off-duty water balloon? people like me do not navigate

waterways. we are in our private aircraft, private jets or gods of telling you to make more money. now listen, i don't begrudge anyone their private planes of the yacht part i love to see more people take their game stop winnings and by such handsome spoils. what infuriates me think i like this use the tools of government force to make the rest of us and modify our behavior so we give up simple pleasures like meat and glass and steel buildings to satisfy the climate that is pretty statement studding entitlement, lack of self-awareness, and snobbery which pretty much sums up the climate colt. this is the guy selling coal miners to get their 75000-dollar coal mining jobs to $40000 solar insulation panel jobs. >> what president biden wants to do is make sure those of folks have better choices. that they have alternatives where they could be the people go to work to make the solar

panels. before let them eat solar panels. all this from would not allow a windfarm off of the precious coast of nantucket in his own backyard because the ultimate nincompoop would not allow it. yet he docked his yacht in rhode island to avoid a massachusetts wealth tax. you can plate taxes for his indulgences because someone like him just to make the rules, not follow them. john kerry once us to sacrifice more and pay more for solar and wind because he thanks the sun revolves around him right he is full of hot parts. because of his decades of the do is i say elitism, he is officially disqualified from this conversation because somebody like me has decided he is benched. and that is the memo. climate czar kerri private jet trip barely scratch the surface of his hypocrisy. said should we take anything

he says seriously? think it is the party panelist back. robby soave, karol markowicz, and rochelle ritchie. rochelle go to start with you. the climate is dying yet john kerry is living like a king. >> you notice how the story of thought of something that recently happened and didn't realize that it was 2019. i think for a pr perspective yes these should have certainly found another way to get there. but i mean i do agree. he is somebody who is flying around the world speaking with world leaders in every thing like that. i think for this when he probably should've found another form of transportation. i am not sure if that is sailing over to iceland, i am not sure what that would be we're not not using some sort of a mission. whether it was a commercial flight or a private jet, i mean you're still going to run into the same issues. or he could've just had it mailed home i don't know. kennedy: that is a great alternative pretty could have done is zubin said i am so green baby i'm insane my green

bath or my toy 5 million-dollar manchin and i'm just going to accept this thing via fedex. but you do have a much smaller, 20 times smaller carbon footprint when you fly commercial versus private brit even though flying private is super fun, karol. >> oh yeah i would imagine it is but i will never forgive joe biden for putting john kerry back in our lives but it's not ready should be punished forever. i think the probably the story, even though it is old he said the climate czar. these must be telling us the sky is falling. and so is not acting like the sky is falling by taking these flights. a lot of people do not believe in climate change because of hypocrites like this. it actually goes really deep into forcing people to think this isn't real. and i don't blame them because the guy who thanks that the world is going to end is flying around in private jets. all these climate hypocrites are really working against

themselves in this way. kennedy: is like the covid mayors and governors telling evan to stay home, stay inside, don't go anywhere, super spreader restaurants are closed except for french laundry and the pomegranate foam is delicious. robby? [laughter] 's direct our political elites are terrible for the cancel their own rules weathers the environment, covid, anything. they are miserable hypocrites. this is part of these. that animates the populism we saw take hold over the trump years. i had a lot of skepticism of populist policies pretty think the democratic masses are also capable of proposing very bad policies per but they are right about their elites. elite policies are terrible they do not live up to their promises, their expectations for the rest of us. and i see why people despise them i despise them too. kennedy: secretary kerry leading more windfarm. windfarm great idea but will nantucket combo no real or one

step closer to gain the real story behind the nursing home death controversy in new york. the supreme court judge ruled and recall bus health department broke the law by refusing to disclose the full count of covid-19 deaths among nursing home residents for the governor now has five days to release that data part of the same time seven congressmen from the state of near petition the justice department to subpoena the governor for documents that will demonstrate a cover-up of the states nursing home desperate last week governor cuomo famously proclaimed who cares what they died in a hospital or died in a nursing home? they died. so why should we care where they died? and what would cover it mean for the governors shot another emmy or dare i say the presidency. karol? >> yeah, you know last week and did not matter what happened to them. and he had no problem talking about it, right question work this week it does not want to give up the information.

if it's really no begin the tells what happened. i think anybody who is not following the story knows there was a cover-up. there is absolutely a cover-up. when york was the only state that measured nursing home deaths in this way, every other state measured nursing home death is people who lived in nursing homes to matter where they died but only in new york and actually die in the nursing home not in the hospital, not on the way to the hospital ordered to be as a nursing home death. he has taken all of the credit, once none of the blame it's really bad situation to new york. snippy of the state legislature that is acting as his goalie, rochelle. they are not releasing some of these numbers are going to be forced to because of foil request here in new york. and also the state supreme court. but now you have also got congressmen and women who are appealing to the department of justice to subpoena governor cuomo. don't you think we deserve information as citizens? but also people who lost their

family members. i had janice steen on earlier in the week. or last week, and her story is absolutely tragic. and she is not alone. >> cac, you know think this information is important. it's going to be sort of set the bar for what is happening and nursing homes across the country, right? it's going to be away for us to see what are we doing right, what are we doing wrong? luck i don't think governor cuomo is actually going to be the one to fall on the sword on this one pretty think it's going to be people around him. kennedy: why was his decision? >> because he is the governor. super he said incompetent government kills people, he is the governor. >> lives in this millions of times were the top leader has a policy, they make decisions but it is never than that goes down but it's also always the people around them that go down. i think it's going to be the same thing here cuomo. so far no choice elbow everyone out of the way and through every went under the

bus. but he has to be accountable here. and finally the press is magically waking up to this horrific story, robby. >> this is not something i think is so important, the only reason for time but the story is conservative news media, this network of other conservative journalists covered it so doggedly. the mainstream media has taken notice now they are talking about in the main street media. but only because conservatives stuck with it. this shows you why you can't just have the main stream media could be the only me get you mysteries like this that are so important. people died and we deserve, the public deserves answers. kennedy: but is like harvey weinstein. people look around to now could tell her story? we all know how horrible this is, waiting years and years for more victims to stack up for it is the same thing in new york. you had from the early days of the pandemic all the way until may. there were family members screaming about it. and that comic car with her

could have been some accountability there absolutely was not. and shame on all the men about the story did not press the governor. they just gurgled his loins. >> you had his brother interviewing him. if i'm ever in trouble i deafly what my brother to be the one conducting the interview to talk about it. and you know, that is journalists malpractice. what happened there, it encompasses a lot of things beyond just politics. kennedy: yes and it goes way, way beyond party or geography. part of health think it's much, robby, karol, rochelle, thank you all. while it is black history month we are highlighting the life of someone who stood boldly for hot freedom, reasons damon root joins me to it discuss why frederick douglass loves the constitution and you should too. that is coming up. ♪♪

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see for the first week of black history month the programs to get deep flat dive into one of america's fiercest freedom fighters, the legendary abolitionist and statesman frederick douglas. douglas played the constitution was a laurie celebrity document that justified ending slavery and gender inequality. my next guest literally wrote the book on liberty loving douglas bright author of a book you must not get now, glorious liberty, frederick douglass the fight for the constitution, trends at night is back welcome back. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: you know we discussed at length i love this book. i love the story of frederick douglass his life, his struggle, his triumph. his written word the way he inspires people. but your book is so great because it takes a look at the way the constitution is looking. we would assume the abolition

were all on the same page but that's not the case of the constitution has so? >> absolutely not. the famous boston abolitionist said the covenant with death in agreement with hell is dripping with human blood, proslavery. douglas originally agreed espouse that view for ten years. but then he studied legal history for himself. he interpreted if it ought to be interpreted the constitution is a glorious liberty document. look at the preambles secure the first month the second the fifth amendment, due process of law, all of these great principles coursing to the constitution pretty take all of those who enforce them and slavery has to fall. >> and their anti- constitution they were also pacifists. but douglas grew to realize that slavery could only be ended through force.

how did that manifest >> douglass was no pacifists. his biography tells a remarkable story went on to a slave breaker, and douglas defends himself. they have this brawl, this fight, douglas prevails after two hours and said that guyton never raised a hand against me after that. and he took that lesson to heart and he believed in armed self-defense big champion of second amendment gun rights. and used throughout the civil war also as he told that blinken administration armed the slaves, take the slaveholders it's the one they have to have a great stake in their own freedom. that blinken menstruation comes round believes with douglas and 1963. and you see that more start to shift. >> took a lot of convincing. it took years and according to your book, a glorious book, douglas went out himself and

recruited black troops to fight in these regiments. and like you said that was the turning point in the south looks at this like we can't do the same thing. >> oh yeah absolutely. the glorious 54th acid uses infantry comic douglas was in a listing agent he signed up two of his sons, one of his sons thoughts and the great battle of fort wagoner in charleston south carolina. a really remarkable moment in the works not a union victory but the courage this makes the dispels the gnosis rations of black troops without fights. that was something near and dear very important for the war paid. >> damon, very important book, thank you so much. if you like this interview and you want to hear more from damon about the book subscribed my podcast kennedy

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