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commitment to lose the script but reflect on the occurring feeling i have of impending doom. >>. kennedy: impending doom and the vapors. cut to two days ago governor greg abbott said zero related deaths don't send this happen since data was tracked in march 2020 the few covid cases of 13 months the low seven-day covid positivity rate ever the lowest covid hospitalizations at 11 months to which beta or work reported we are all going to die. cases, hospitalization deaths are dropping across the country which is fantastic but something the administration all the lackeys have known since the vaccine efficacy rates were discovered. they've also know vaccine people are protected from receiving or transmitting the virus but they have known outdoor masking is not necessary but they push the stifling narrative that put millions offer and getting the shot. doctor fauci has been all over

the mask map. note mask is necessary april 2020 everyone wear a mask for deborah 2021, were two masks, april 2021, no indoor dining for vaccinate people, that was last month. what he knows and now he knew last month and last year, he has been committing grand scale fraud against businesses and students with his will eat on tv edicts. today he continues to spew his reprehensible garbage on gma, watch. >> i am now much more comfortable and people seeing me indoors without a mask. i mean before the cdc made the recommendation change, i did not want to look like it was getting mixed signals. being a fully vaccinated person the chances of my getting infected is an indoor setting, is extremely low. >> it is a farce. he is just pretending, why did he say you need to masks and you cannot eat indoors if

you're vaccinated last month? course that riled up senator rand paul has been chipping away at the fauci façade for month is on the few promise actors with the sound methods and ethics for the cdc said vaccinate people can now have their indoor outdoor mask was all summer makes him less believable or relevant than george read, david who and rated matt out combine pretty truly is the neanderthal and that is the memo. now early today for mark trump administration director of domestic policy, joe grogan said quotes, there is no question that president biden was wrong. governor abbott was right in the comment was outrageous the government deserves an apology. so what president biden doctor fauci ever admit they were wrong? and maybe apologize. yes i was channel gin, skid into type party pen with real clear politics go fed executive editor tom bevan,

look at this mr. fancy pants fox news contributive professor of business and economics at the kings college in meg hatton brian brian berg and democrat pollster fox news contributor branch partner in crime jessica tara look welcome everyone. [laughter] hey candidate. so tom, as you pointed out there is a red state model, there is a blue state model. implicit's they do not trust you. they think people are dumb there going to hold onto the mandates as long as possible. and read sites they trust are going to make good choices. our people have been exposed to the virus fewer people are now dying. what say you, tom? >> well, i do not think rand paul should be holding his breath waiting for an apology. this is the problem we are learning the longer this goes on the more we learn that all of the experts in all of our elected officials who

basically issued all of these edicts did not know what they were talking about, right? to make matters worse, they engage in all sorts of hypocrisy, dinners for themselves it was lockdowns for the but not for me. there is all of this confusion on what to do they defend it all by saying were following the science. we know that's not to either bread they're not following the science. >> that was not besides whatever they were saying about masks and outdoor masking indoor dining for vaccinate people, that was not science. that was all a lie. when you have government officials putting allies out there, brian that is propaganda. >> the problem with experts is not what they notes fine to have their expertise. the problem with the experts in this case especially they want to lord it over everybody. they are not content to give us information to make choices. they need to actually withhold

information for doctor fauci withholds information from the public so that the stupid sheep of the public do not do something wrong. let the experts be experts. let us make our own choices they do not need to lord their power over them they need to tells the truth. >> texas governor greg abbott, jessica there's no doubt he has had missteps in the last year in the last six months. but one thing he is doing right, he is think masks are no longer required in schools. kids should be in school. i'm envious of texas parents to get the send their kids to school and send them mask list after june 5, 12 to 15 -year-olds are now eligible for the vaccine. every teacher in the country at the very top of the list to get the vaccine. teachers in california, new york, they want childcare they want the vaccine they're still not sure they can go back to the class may be ever. so isn't it time to stop the charade and get people that

offer >> absently heard a real about-face from randi weingarten has had teachers union the last week and a half. she wants to see everybody fully back in the fall for sure they should also be instituting summer school options for people so we do how much kids lost out on from a learning perspective and from a social perspective which is arguably just as important during formative years. kids have been locked away alone only having zoom as a way to connect with friends with little athletic activity bonding experiences for kids back in classrooms. they're not all eligible to be vaccinated yet it starts at 12 now. that continues to move quickly we make sure everyone in america get their shot about a dose it out i don't care. make sure we can all return back to norbert's event i agree completely. finally they are admitting the vaccines we've never seen

vaccines with efficacy this high. it is 95 and 94.1% for pfizer and moderna 72% per j&j per jjs back in business. they have halted the halting. you can get a jj one dose vaccine if that is what you want to break there so many ways to get vaccinated. any out there doing it, 60% of adults in the u.s. have had at least one shot. so they had to admit i could no longer withhold that information. that was becoming very, very counterproductive work in the garden through fifth grade there once not transmitting the virus. they are not spreading in schools. randy the aft called greg

abbott's decision to unmask children unconscionable. no, keeping kids at home to jessica's point where they lack socialization and any opportunity of normalcy and clubs extracurricular activities and athletics that is unconscionable. will not see an apology for that either. meanwhile your governor and a coma cashing in on his new book about pandemic leadership despite the fact his policies killed thousands of new yorkers. tax filings show of the course of three years on the deal. let that sink in for just a second period are you going to make $5.1 million of the next couple of years? for what you ask? this is the book cuomo wrote now having with these state resources to write it forcing his lackeys to brainstorm and edit much of the text were near republican congressman cuomo is once a farcical blood

money talk about loss of life. with your constituents of new yorkers. before should the pathetic governor be forced to give that money to the families that he failed? that's a great place to start, tom bevan's what you think? >> amazing scandals in politics over with a fawn over him and propped him up he took advantage of it. while knowing he was covering up the data he's amazing he's in office he's not been forced from office. impeached, something.

that's unbelievable it is repugnant is just unbelievable. >> so if you sell a book that is based on lies and information you are withholding it's in fact fraud. who is accountable for selling this fraud? >> i think the book publisher should re- call the book if they sold a car that's defective they have to pay people back they should recall this book. voluntarily they should say send it back will pay for it should never been published in the first place. the publishers at fault here. they really should've done the research and homework paired personal should not of published a book at this point in the pandemic, nobody at that point of the pandemic had any idea where things were going to end up. the fact beyond that recklessness, they should just not have publish the book at that time. governor cuomo, he will not

give the money back. not give the money to victims. think at this point others have to step in with its lawmakers in new york, not just embarrassing the book didn't sell how much the publisher lost tragic people lost their lives because of drizzle like that was published exactly the wrong time facebook exactly they meet up at the focus in the wrong place but shame on them for not doing a better investigative work when it came to the time stand that rehab nursing facilities were forced to take over the positive patients. then you had healthy immunocompromised older adults succumb to the virus they never had a chance. cuomo had every chance to write the book himself in he did not. that's because the doors open for the bill the blah shoe to put his 2 cents and every day. [laughter]

we have a bunch of winners as politicians in new york. >> i am so horrified of the blusher wearing a jersey today and me feel great shame i hate him preferable new york right now sure that will aggravate a few viewers. to the cuomo points, i am all for people having their chance of due process but we have investigation about the nursing home death coverups and sexual harassment allegations that should play out there's no doubt though that brian is correct, the timing of this just stinks for there is no reason you cannot wait until maybe we are out of a pandemic to talk about how you beat a pandemic. i know we talked about this before in your show, kennedy and apology goes a really long way. governor cuomo is not the only governor that put people with covid and nursing homes. and endangers thousands of people. speaking trade the template he was followed by new york, michigan, pennsylvania, they

all followed his lead including giving immunity to some of those facilities and hospitals so no one could go back and soothe them when they kill their parents. >> yes that is another element of this. the points about an apologetic that's a people craved and most from politicians left and right we see that continually in the data its transparency and some humanity. people will be increasingly forgiving if you act like a human being. you things are just really messed up there that does not bring your parents back that does not bring your grandparents back. but at least you have that you work to make it better truly sorry for your loss. >> your absolutely right jessica it's something that basic. looking people in the icing i'm sorry we screwed this up and i wish we could take that back he's never said that he said who cares where they died and then he blames the victim

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it's not just the pandemic its homelessness, you have a distinctive detailed plan for everything i want to touch on a couple of things but one i love the idea future school. you are obviously an un- orthodox thinker pretty went to combine high school, because, tricycle financial planning school on one place and let people 14 and older jews tell me about that, that is great. >> absolutely per you've nailed it here. everybody can point out the proms of california there's no shortage of that. housing, helps us schooling transportation you name it. the thing is we have to solve california with a completely new way of thinking about it. that is why on day one i would declare for states of emergency housing, homelessness, schooling, transportation. you cannot solve homelessness when people are not educated you need people to be able to get a job, be able to actually get a job that pays a living wage because these skills and value of those people ride to businesses and then they are

not going to be dependent on the state of california buried 30.3% of californians are on medi-cal because they are so closely poverty line. it is not their fault it is newsom's fault. the state does not educate people partly got to give people the tools to learn and earn dignity. kennedy: you and i both went to ucla which is the greatest public institution in these united states, go bruins. >> absolutely. i like that a language saying about schools i think we need more school choice. i don't think the state is the best at providing education. but i do like the light what to in terms of homelessness build 5:30 thousand units, not 80000 over the next five years and fast-track permits even for remodels to which i say yes meat kevin. >> here's the link california government is in the way of everything pretty talk to business today they are losing workers to arizona because it is easier and cheaper for people to leave their working

cow from talking blue-collar work is not elon musk joe rogan factor b board $3540 an hour for they got idaho they can buy a house. they go to arizona they can buy house, start a business have a job. >> the following your other rules which is go to a state that does not have income taxes. and you can take that money you are saving and create your own wealth which is what people in california want to do. the optimists that are still there, bless their hearts. if you are in a two-bedroom apartment to look at arizona you could be in a four bedroom house with a pool is a pretty easy choice for a lot of people to make but that is why california is losing people they have gambled out that brings me to it another point of yours, i absolute love why should we drive or fly all the way to vegas? >> bingo we need to build casinos direct california lives of the most beautiful locations that need extra tax revenue as well. so that we can build and develop our communities and have more affordable housing

in many different areas for i'm just on but building casinos in los angeles or santa monica, i'm tight but even building brand-new developments get the government out of the way. let developers a bill let them do what they do best, put a casino in the middle of town, build a town around it, plant out more housing so people have affordable housing. we do not need a rent control in subsidies. we need the less government. >> you need more multifamily units, stop at the single-family dwellings. that is what is screwed everything up. i also love your idea to end high-speed rail parts never going to happen california. sorry california and ever and likes her to choose but stoppard. >> high-speed rail per mile elon musk and build safer, faster better for $10 a mile. where we spending 12 and half

times question rickets he like newsom did not how to run a budget they don't try to spend money. they get money they have surplus they tax people to much with one of my plans is removing taxes on the first 250,000 does bill make so they can come back to california got people donating to me from florida and texas because they like please send the californians back people are voting with their feet the state is broken. it is illogical the way this government is run free >> you've come up with a lot of logical plans is more to dig into it had become back on the show kevin. >> i would love to be back thank you so much. >> thank you save california. coming up bipartisan talks intensifying on the everything is censorship structure built today. biden busy himself driving an electric truck. well the present go pedal to the metal on spending or make a deal the gop? party panel returns to discuss party panel returns to discuss after the it's not some magical number. and it's not something we just achieve at the end.

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>> present biden moving full speed ahead with his forte to really spending extravaganza today sleepy joe visited a factory promising his spending plans would help america take the lead in the 21st century. house majority leader kevin mccarthy claim the opposite is true, kevin. >> america is back. america is back. on the 21st century the future will be built right here in america fights >> in economics class will tell you the worst thing to do is exactly what the biden nymex has done to this country. >> you pay people to stay home. you inflict more money into the economy from government which only drives up inflation. we've not seen something like this since jimmy carter took this country into stagnation but. >> even worse are we a few

chili taxon away from a great american combat? or are we headed for the party panel is back, tom bevan's, brian ramberg and jess qatar lot. tom bevan also reviewed. the gop is proposing $8 billion which is still really high. what are the chances they split the difference or go towards a gop numbers which are pretty basic and infrastructure. this not includes the stuff considered infrastructure. >> i am typically a pessimist when i look at congress their ability to get things done and compromise. and so i think most likely this is not going to happen. if there is some compromise and joe biden decided to try to compromise and gets on board there are some democrats that are obviously bail on him. if it doesn't manage to get to the senate nancy pelosi's majority in the house is slim.

all the progresses she would lose their because they're not going 20 do this part of deal but they want to go big, they want to go bold. they feel like this is the moment. there is a lot of hurdles to jump over to get this thing across the finish line. i just think it's going to happen. student good i hope it doesn't. i hope we stop the spending nonsense and now. because we have not been in inflationary environment think people forget what that actually means we please use your brain nymex to explain it to us? [laughter] >> well, if you were live in the 70s an early 80s of a great idea but it feels like educate your kids about it, your grandkids about what it was like pritikin believe we live in a world were 800 billion-dollar stimulus package, another one infrastructure would not be enough for compromise. because the other side once a

trillions of dollars this is insane republicans should not try to compromise on this at all. don't care what could've infrastructure they like. this process was flawed from the beginning, stop, don't go there. whatever benefit we get from the so-called infrastructure were talking about is going to be undermined by the debts, by the inflation and that inflicts on the middle class. biden was in detroit talk about tax credits, electric vehicles people on the east coast cannot get a gallon of gas you can't see the problem there good luck to you. kennedy: love the idea of jet of electric vehicles, jessica. more and more people but choices become available that should not be forced to buy them. they should not be subsidizing something people are already participating in the free market. 1% of vehicle owners drive electric vehicles. >> >> 1% could be 2% in two years, i think biden is actually right there's a lot of people on the same page as

the big motor car companies i was shocked to see ford's commitment to it for instance considering the fact their top-selling cars or direct opposite of an electric vehicle. i think this is where everyone is moving we want to meet as many bold climate goals as possible. to the point about inflation we dig is have a really crazy last year. we will see what happens this could just be a reaction to supply chain problems as we get started again with an open economy from not ready yet i'm also not a jessica nymex person but we have to give it a little more time before he states the end of the world. in terms of the compromise bill, i actually think it's more possible need to get republicans up a little bit more and democrats could come down on this one. some of the jobs act to deal with as well. i have been noticing more and more progressives are getting on board with what biden is doing. before bernie sandlin's medicare for altered bernie sanders as medicare for all

his infrastructure. i think they take any pet project they have any socialist economy pinko program slapped the word infrastructure audit because republicans have like that in the past. that is not how infrastructure works but words don't mean anything anymore that is the ultimate commie tactic. i say that with love. meanwhile biden's a budget is not the only thing that's oversized. the report claims airline passengers may need to be weighed before boarding flights. you fat but comes after an advisory warned americans are getting too heavy for current cargo calculations. so did you gain enough covid way to bring down a jetliner? will your plus size keister step on the sale at the airport? we think the chances are people are going to voluntarily, tom, step on a scale in order to step on a plane? >> they don't have to do to step on the plane right?

the airlines are proposing this as an optional measure brown think anyone is going to step on a scale. if they ask them what their weight is no one's going to tell them the truth obviously. this is a silly unworkable proposal i doubt it's going to go anywhere but >> evans went to get their license to wait. we all know that is a lie. [laughter] so how will they have to incentivize people, bring, i was on a flight with my producer from alaska to anchorage went away everything pretty had to weigh your bag coming in to step on the sky had to step off the scale pretty high doodle dance, make a little love, select some of it out before they would let you on the plane they're not screwing around. >> if they gave me discounted tickets, they could wave me, they could take my shoe size they can take my height they can weigh my kids twice and don't care what they do if i get cheaper flights but don't ask me to it do without some sort of incentive. make it worth peoples while, they would like airlines again if they don't force them to do things they invite them to do. >> yes absolutely.

stop charging people for checked bags and what that does, jessica this is just an aside, i fly let you fly a lot we have people all of the country got to spread the love. everyone tries to bring the brig giant suitcases on board there's not enough room for it. i swear don't go give a look risko. another peppy if you are a frail person do not bring a 900-pound bag on a plane that you cannot lift. i will gladly lift things for you. pack what you can carry, jessica, not you personally know you're good about that. >> or travel with someone hopefully there is someone if you are forever, for this omen in her who can help you out. i think the rush to get onto some of the worst things and that's clearly from the carry-on the overhead compartment space issue were certainly you are in a back row you just not getting any space they force you to check that we are at the gate.

it's a whole debacle. >> in the back of the plane and got it wildly to the front the people trying to move stuff around, they move stuff across the aisle they think everything has been stolen. we need teleportation price make absolutely did everyone not see the curb your enthusiasm episode where larry brings a date he does not know his date used to be really heaven is lost a ton of weight he takes her on a private plane to a wedding and they have to weigh people and she completely flips out obviously and there is like what's the big deal here, why you're freaking out about getting weighed? anyway, you should watch it. it's basically welby happening to us and american airlines. >> it brings me to it my favorite line for my favorite movie silence of the lambs. [inaudible] she was a big girl separates >> kennedy that is my favorite movie and brian might fiancé brian, just set over the weekend, should i be concerned i'm marrying a woman

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>> at the u.s. begins pulling out of afghanistan there's going to have concern on the allies leave behind the last 20 years afghan since help the translators and interpreters with intelligence gathering these afghan say the taliban started warding them they will fake death once the u.s. has

done and gone in a few months. so ics refusing to give these people leases to come here? with me tonight and studio fox nation host retired marina bomb technician veteran of the wars iraq and afghanistan, joey jones. welcome to the studio, joey so good to see a bright >> thanks for having me. kennedy: these are people he's what you worked with for years and years print obviously it is a more complicated story than this. but for people who are willing to totally risk their lives to help out american forces, shouldn't they be given visas? >> out tell you probably would not be defined better american do not find people more grateful for the opportunity this country provides. when henwood establishing open borders how important his desperate people have to a chance to come here the exact same government regardless of we been this war for 20 years north to size every story.

these are very thorough vetting process. as a lot of people would come give us intelligence and take what they learned from us back to the taliban there taking advantage. kennedy: thousand probably over the place. the syrian army. anywhere there's a civil war conflict we are still in, that's what happened with people. i do not know they have figured out a good vetting process. there has to be with taking the good people you say have bled with you and worn a uniform and giving them some sort of lease a bump to the front of the line. >> we let them sleep beside us and share uniform but we do not believe in them enough to share country with them. that is not make sense for it to me it's much more boots on the ground perspective. if i ever give you my word some mid-level officers have told these guys and gals mostly men in that situation this is the path to become a citizen help us, put your life on the line. good buddy of mine was an

interpreter and iraq he goes by johnny walker that was his codename. or believe at the story correctly his brother and his brother's family were killed trying to get to him. i've met him ten years ago here in this country think just a few years ago he was granted citizenship. the point they're being these are people who literally threw their life away for their families lives on the line because they believe in us. they believe that we told them are here to make your country a better place and we will take care of you if we can. i guess what bothers me most is this is a perfect example of how the government can't get out of its own way. >> that is all of afghanistan is that part >> were not doing any better if we do not have a process to vet these people. we need to keep 5002 per 2500 troops wrecked intelligence we do not have enough intelligence gathering's and of this person is legit to bring back to this country are not? where that bad at it? notice the red tape. so far how you bet

intelligence and not a human question has to be a better way. your instinct alone when you would work with people you could tell the good from the bad. >> we were in the village one day a week for the taliban was there six days a week. these men were able to live in that condition and still be our allies i think they proved it and earned it and should come here because we are a nation of immigrants. i want people have a path to get her because i know they get here they're going to do what i call hit the ground running. they're going to elevate the competition for the rest of us. i love this country but sometimes i see is americans being glazing taken advantage. these are people fighting tooth and nail bring them here, look to be a part of this country. before joey jones think is not always good to see you. have a great week in new york very good. stay safe. right topical storm is this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth.

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railing to steal food from her birdfeeder. what? >> oh yeah welcome to maine. the bears more balance on the people. not to mention better groomed. this is a lot of work to get some birdseed. obviously he was hungry as a bear. the homeowner says the bear was unbothered by her but she banged on the door screaming and cursing. or as it's known in maine a courtship. get out of here. the black present this on hibernate most of the winter. they're able to go for months about eating or drinking a thing. or is president biden calls it his american families plan. when they are awake blackbird a mix of dead annals and garbage. most likely this is not his first time going viral. he is so cute the look. sorry, topic number two. former israeli sniper isn't giving a new meaning to the art of war by creating painting with weapons.

this or his friends call him action jackson although i prefer antiwar pig. david fills plastic bags with paints and sputters them on the campuses by shooting them with guns. an idea he had after simon the army making murals. david uses all kinds of weapons in his art including the canon of a world war ii era tank, safari sold 20 pieces for five to 10,000 dollars each. turns out people get very generous to bring guns and tanks to art auctions. david said this is his way of for combat under president biden this is the only peace in the middle east we can hope for. amen. topic number three. a team of scientists have made vodka from apples grown near the melted down chernobyl nuclear power plants. do not hold it between your legs, fellows. it will get you radioactively wasted. this is atomic vodka probably

made from crops grown in ukraine's radioactive exclusion zone. that drawing on the bottle's of the creator's wife spend just a few minutes on the ground there. be careful drinking the stuff you could wake up with a hangover and all three of your heads for the scientists but authorities and ukraine have now stepped in and confiscated the bottles. the team is suing to have them returned so that they can sell them in britain for $50 a bottle. in the meantime british buyers will just have to get their nuclear kicks the old-fashioned way by soaking their smoke detectors in a kettle of tea, works every time. topic number four. it is bonkers. here is a video from australia a photographer took a deep dive and met a new friend. look at this. see, you never know who you will meet down under.

a professional photographer specializes in deep-sea close-ups part of a she's still not as underwater as my coin base account. her new friend is a puffer fish also known as a blowfish. you probably did not recognize him without floaty. puffer fish can ball themselves up several times their normal size for this one is sucking and he knows he's on camera. he's making typical self fish face. puffer fish of toxic chemicals running through their bodies but also this one looks like he got a little botox in his lips. fish lips. each about half dozen humans died from eating blowfish meat make any puffer's official body count almost as high as triple tape. before we go don't forget is tickle me tuesday. you have three minutes to get the punchline, do not cheat and look it up dear # tickly tuesday for exerting price when you call a pig that does karate? karate? the answer after the sure, about this?

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