>> the socialist democrats want to impose dictatorial power over the american people. they believe they know more about how we take care of our lives than we do and you better wake up. liz: thank you for joining us. got it. thank you so much for joining us, i'm elizabeth mcdonald. join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: there's good news for rationalists who are skeptical of lockdowns from the beginning of the pandemic, you are right. bringing society to a grinding halt had minimal impact on covid-19 deaths, didn't really prevent them but they were disastrous for the economy and society. research from johns hopkins university i copenhagen study political studies shows forcing people out and into confined spaces with mortality by almost 3% shuttered businesses, close

to schools and mask mandate, the mental and emotional toll of covid lockdowns has been staggering. some of the measurable elements are down by heartbreaking 400,000 small businesses closed for good while behemoths like target and walmart did just fine. 37% of small businesses could make the rent during the pandemic and only half of the remaining mom and pop shops are making pre-pandemic revenue. it wasn't just the u.s. suffering the brunt of bureaucratic overreaction, 1.6 billion kids were out of school, 97% of teachers admit their students suffered earning losses. a report in december and the un estimates today's kids will suffer $17 trillion in lost wages because of the compliance. what was the study's conclusion? never ever again should society be shut down to combat a pandemic. researchers agree writing a

standard benefit cost calculation leads to a strong conclusion lockdowns should be rejected out of hand as a pandemic policy instrument. it wasn't just lost wages and dreams, domestic violence shot up over 8% and drug overdoses, tragic 28%. we are $31.1 trillion in debt thanks in part to the money flooded into the economy by the aggressive spending bills. the loose money will only exacerbate inflation, top 7% in december after seven straight months of above 5%. the politicians and bureaucrats heed the advice of the start agnostic research? absolutely not. the bottom feeding bubble dwellers are too addicted to their new power, control and money. the most dangerous covid. his highly transmissible authoritarianism and that's the memo. the funny thing is, former president donald j trump predicted this mess a week after

much of the country lockdowns. remember this? >> at the were up to the doctors, they would say keep it shut down, shut down the entire world and when we shut down, let's keep it shut a couple of years, can't do that. it causes bigger problems and that's why i talk about being worse than the problem. kennedy: dark barbara brooks say what we doing? i'm not saying the former president got everything right but shutting the world down was the biggest mistake we made during the pandemic aside from trusting china. let's meet tonight's party panel, spectator contributing editor and host of the media podcast stephen l miller is back. we got democrat strategists radio host and fox news to jupiter, leslie marshall. comedian and host of the part of the problem podcast, he is back and ready for action. welcome one and all, stephen l

miller. this is unsurprising but pretty remarkable when you look at the numbers suffering lockdown caused. >> i think there is an element to this when this was happening, a good chunk of people just accepted it and said with never been through something like this before so we're just going to be good and except all of this in the rules and as time has gone on and we found out again the fall out has been extraordinary. on top of that we have more information with people who locked us down for not locking down themselves including boris johnson in the uk and deborah birx you showed and faded out of memory. that just compounds on top of all of this so i'm willing to cut slack because we've never gone through something like this before but let's clear, this isn't working, you do have a certain section of political aisle who doesn't want to kind

of let go of this by what the data says. kennedy: i don't trust that this won't happen again because we've never gone fully satisfying answers where it started in the first place. you don't know where it came from, you certainly don't know where you're going and i don't trust the people in charge to listen to research, these are not donald trump advisors, these are agnostic researchers who did the cost benefit analysis and the benefits were minimal, costs for way too much. >> president biden this last set number lockdowns should not be closed, obviously not up to the president of the united states democrat or republican to make that decision for each school district. i think even hit on it, with never been through this before and i think honestly regardless of political party, i think

mayors, the president, former and current and governance versus trying to do what best for their citizens, looking at countries that had gone before us with the spread of the virus, south korea at first appeared to have it were under control with lockdowns and we saw that from vietnam and other countries like italy saying germany and other allies in the international community do this so i think we were trusting of that and also because it's brand-new, key word is hindsight hindsight is 2020, we didn't have the ability to have that. kennedy: if we were, we would not have gotten to the afghanistan war. all right, dave, not only will they not take this hindsight into account, they are not letting go we are still very much in the grips of the pandemic authoritarianism, there may not be the formal lockdowns there were at the beginning but is this a free society their living in x.

>> certainly not. we've been living in totalitarian society since march of 2020 and i don't think there's any other word to describe it and when you think back about the hardest lockdowns from of totalitarianism is the only accurate word. you have americans watching their television set to find out from the governor but they were allowed to do today. whether they could have a funeral for their father, let's say. i just do not buy any of these weak arguments like well hindsight is 2020. actually, some of us were right about it before we knew hindsight out there saying lockdowns would be disastrous and would do very little if nothing to mitigate the virus. now that we've been proven right it's like hindsight is 2020 at the time, we were labeled kooks in a selfish and didn't care about grandma and only wanted to get a haircut when really what we are standing up for for the tens of millions of people whose

lives were ruined, this is going to be at least four generations before the damage from this is undone, if ever. i'm sorry, this is one of the worst, just the lockdowns are one of the worst crimes perpetrated by the government against the american people in my lifetime the people who made those decisions, i believe should be removed from office tried for crimes against humanity. he had no right to appoint themselves many dictators and at the very least if you're just saying they got it wrong, they should be nowhere near public policy paper again. kennedy: authoritarianism knows no party, it really doesn't when you get a little bit of power, he want more. the four generations of people who will be impacted by this, i was thinking about that, reloading mask today and i thought it so weird this is such a normal part of my daughter's life. your kids as well, as they go out into the world especially

cold here in new york city, they put on their coat and gloves and their mass. i was thinking to myself, what are they going to tell their children? what are they going to tell their kids living through the pandemic? it's so hard on them, i don't even think have enough perspective to think about that for at least ten years. you're not the only ones who ate the lockdowns and masks, kentucky senator rand paul, he hates it. he slammed policy failures and brought the hammer down on dog killer and floor of lockdowns, doctor anthony fauci. >> no correlation between any of the mandate government put in place or any change to the disease, and utter failure but so politicized, i think doctor fauci will ever apologize or admit to the country but we need people removed from office because they been so wrong on so much policy. kennedy: get him out. where is deborah birx? that's not all, also going after

some of fauci's riskier ideas writing an opinion piece title factories gain of function conspiracy and continuing to hold him allies accountable so how long is fauci going to hold onto power? obviously he has the secret to living forever, at least politically. >> you hold onto power until about january, 20th at noon, 2025 is my guess. he compared this to like world war ii and set are not leaving until i guess we've vanquished -- this is what's interesting about doctor fauci, he always says in interviews, from the interviews, i would like to see him on joe rogan for instance, we are not there yet. we still have to do some stuff and we are not there yet and he will never tell you where there is. he's been wrong so many times about this kind of stuff. that's kind of his problem, he's told so many lies he's lost the trust and she should have

resigned a year ago as one of the first people to put that in print saying that but he's going to stick around as long as they keep creating vaccines for viruses they helped engineer, this vicious cycle. he'll be around until his life's work is complete which might result in all of us dead. kennedy: still, he'll be the last one alive inside the utah of mountain layer. there are so many conflicts of interest here and it shouldn't be politicized. it is black-and-white what he's done, what he's known, what he funded, what he confiscated and this is somebody who's not been straightforward. there are other virologists in the country, other epidemiologists who have been working for a long, long time who are nearly as inflicted. your thoughts? >> i think, i'm going to be like dave, i will be able to be here

and fourth generations if you are right or wrong, i would love to call you out on that if you are wrong. let's see if i will be right about something, if anthony fauci were fired and any ebert e-mail address or virologists replace him would eventually become fauci, too. the reason i say that, unless somebody tells people exactly what they want to hear, what exactly is right, somebody going to vegas and hitting the sauce are getting 21 and blackjack every time, they will be criticized. kennedy: thought as part of science. >> in the american people because all the macro people want to hear is covid is gone and that's what they want to hear. that's the how to step-by-step on how to do it doctor fauci, any medical hospital or scientists, they are not gods or clear points, they are scientists. kennedy: according to him, he is science, that's very different than being a scientist. if you question him at all, your questioning size, there's a lot

he has to answer for and there are a lot of questions right now only one person is asking and that's rand paul. >> and rand paul, almost every time they have one of these hearings, rand paul makes his case, the corporate media dumped on him and tears him apart and about two or three weeks later, it turns out he was completely right. even with gain of function, fauci who testified under oath they never funded gain of function now says they never funded gain of function of concern. which is kind of different than what he said testifying before congress. i'll have to agree, i think that the type of epidemiologists likely to be appointed by a politician would likely be very similar but there are lots of epidemiologists many of whom band off twitter and youtube who argued against lockdowns and mandates in the vaccine passports from the very

beginning a large number of epidemiologists pushing that we simply contain those people at risk and that the rest of society get on with life which in hindsight would have been a much better thing to do. i don't think it's true any epidemiologists but unfortunately, this is the type of scientists the political system produces. the idea fauci will not back down or admit when he's gotten things catastrophically wrong, i think we have every right to criticize him for the especially when he's committed crimes, namely perjury. kennedy: he absolutely has perjured himself and you can't change the definition of something just to wiggle out of alive. our panel is going to stick around. coming up, explosive lawsuit now claiming racism is ripe within the nfl and recently fired miami coach making those claims, he says he has a case cnn -- sucker

suddenly resigning and disgrace. look at that face. so handsome. is it the revenge of chris cuomo? what does it mean for the liberals? they are having a hard time, all coming up. ♪♪ 's

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♪♪ super bowl 56 is ten days away, shocking lawsuit, threatening to turn the entire league upside down, former miami dolphins head coach brian is doing the league as well as the dolphins, giants and broncos good measure for what he calls racial discrimination for the ledges interviews for parking jobs with the brought giants and broncos even though both teams knew they were going to hire him so they could satisfy rule, the rule requires nfl teams to interview minority candidates for open coach positions. today they describe what that felt like. >> it was humiliating to be honest. disbelief, anger, waves of

emotions for a lot of reasons. this is why we filed the lawsuit. kennedy: does this case have merit? how much trouble could they be end? attorney and professor at new york law school, he specializes law, hi, dan. i am fascinated by this, i'm no lawyer but it sounds like he has a case. obviously there was the text exchange with bill belichick, saint it looks like you got the job. he's like really? i haven't even met with them yet. jk, are you -- you got the job, he didn't by? >> i think a lot of people are paying attention, i think on a legal level, the head coach of a

new england patriots, he's a house with the new york times from he's not the owner, so he can't in illegal view, he's not capable of doing that be to he created the time i. >> i'm sure he did it's not what you know versus what you can prove. sure, i'm sure he heard that but brian forrest, he proved that, that will be his burden of proof has to establishment with the evidence so again, is there something to get to discover? sure but i'm think it's two months premature to say went. some people are saying believe it or not, . kennedy: oh, okay you're done that. people were surprised miami, he had a pretty great, and his third season, he's a smart guy, his players love him honestly worked for bill belichick. is it below fm to file a lawsuit like this now before secured

another head coaching job? what's his play here? >> i think that's the most intriguing part. obviously a pretty good successful seasons and now he's heading into a surprise termination but he was in line to get these jobs and when the lawsuit comes from a he was a front runner for at least texans job, maybe you will end job so he files his lawsuit and now he's going into interviews suing the nfl. how many times can you say you interview for a job while suing the entity? is a little intriguing, they end up getting the job, maybe he's got to wind back the lawsuit but if he doesn't get them, i think he adds to the lawsuit soon another level of intrigue that's going to come around. kennedy: he's going to go big and i think there is more to this with colin kaepernick because obviously he hasn't been playing for a while. the 49ers fan but florida's is a

totally different situation so what is your prediction? you think he ends up somewhere and drop the suit or does he just go all in and help for $25 million payday. >> i think colin kaepernick, the issue about kneeling, not about race, it kinda was but -- >> he said that teams aligned against him and sort of agreed with each other to not hire him because he was a liability. >> right but not specifically because of race, but similar, but a different way and they are around this lawsuit make me say class-action lawsuit, kaepernick against 32 teams, tens if not hundreds that have applied for the job 60 could be much bigger from that view, hugh johnson, marvin lewis, they are speaking today on behalf of of brian forrest so could get much bigger. kennedy: just asked john gruden, find the documents. we'll see what happened.

i think is a great coach. i hope he gets out and goes to ucla, fight, fight, fight. >> no bias at all there, i'm sure. kennedy: no bias, you are right. make you so much. coming up, whoopi goldberg suspended from the view of her holocaust comments. wait to hear what he's threatening to do now. plus jeff zucker resigning and disgrace. chris cuomo taken down flex it's getting antsy over there. we'll get into that next. ♪♪

devastating blow, will be goldberg suspended from the field. now she's reportedly threatening to quit. the president of abc fuse says she wants her to use her two week suspension to reflect on

the promise of the holocaust. if you missed it, here's what she said. >> the holocaust isn't about race. no, it's not about -- you make a different race. >> it's not about race, it's not about race. >> what is it about? >> man's inhumanity to man jesus christmas for the nazis like no, not about race. race? yes, that's what it's about. meanwhile, cohosts reportedly furious over the suspension but staffers said to still be angry that she has a job. does the punishment fit the crime? i will america go on without our intellectual northstar mccarran johnson the party panel is back, even help miller, leslie marshall, stephen l miller, i will start with you. i don't think she should be fired but i think she's a

blowhard. i think her view cohosts are vultures and went to complain and cya and i can't believe you suspended her because they say stupid things every day which is hard to do. >> she's not the problem here, the problem are the people at abc who put her in that position. if you want to hire her to talk in this view of world war ii history in the holocaust amongst other things these people talk about on a daily basis, making every single person who watches their show number for tuning in been you should hire them to do that job and she should be upfront saying these things. the problem again, the problem with most media is not will be goldberg, it's a problem of those who think it's a good idea put her in a platform and on a show where she's paid to inform millions of people with this stuff those of the people need

held accountable, not really will be goldberg. that's how i look at it, she's a relatively small fishing this whole thing, it really is the people at abc making this decision. kennedy: i wouldn't say small. are you surprised so many conservatives have not been calling for her cancellation? they do not want her to be fired. >> when you are a conservative saying we don't like cancel culture, don't cancel joe rogan, it would be beyond hypocrisy to say but fire whoopi goldberg. i don't think most people know and her agent whose jewish said she's not anti-semitic, you know i have a jewish parent, relatives who died in the holocaust, she said it wasn't about race and the list goes on but i did think it was appropriate, the punishment fit the crime because we have a first amendment right to hate from a first amendment right to give up this information and disinformation but it becomes

dangerous, offensive and at the end of the day, abc like any broadcasting business as a business. have a threat to lose money, they have the obligation people in the audience they offended. kennedy: i've got to stop you because they lost control of the show a long time ago and no one has had the nard's to rain the in the fishes hands. you think she will quit? >> my guess is no but i suppose we will see. i have a lot of family members died in the holocaust and i am jewish, my grandfather escaped germany, the only family who got out alive but i've got to tell you, there's nothing really offensive or wrong like morally wrong what she said, it's incorrect, certainly it was about race for the nazis, a

racially genetic obsession for the nazis but there's like no nuance, it's not as if she's had something anti-semitic like she hate jewish people, she didn't downplay the holocaust or deny the holocaust, she just made a stupid argument and then apologized and said she was wrong. we need to grow up, all of us cancel culture stuff is stupid. what i see is most of the people opposed cancel culture being consistent on this and the only thing that bugs us is if this happens to someone else, all of the women on the view would be fine with that he fired, blah blah. they're a bunch of -- >> are we going to fire everyone who makes a stupid . kennedy: aoc would take care of all of us. meanwhile over at blowhard central, jeff zucker resigning

over relationships with the chief marketing officer. it gets even juicier, as possible? attorneys recently -- risk from a brought to light, $18 million severance check. others have said the affair wasn't open secret for a long time. in his statement from an zucker set part of the investigation in the form of tenure. someone i've worked with for 21 years. in recent years i was required but it began before they invented the word. even katie kirk who worked under zucker in the early 2000's, the arrangement before the early 2000's, even in the 90s, the arrangement was super strange. so what was really going on over there? today is a very bad day for cnn

and a good day for america. zucker is a cancer in our media in this country, it goes back nbc and culture fostered can almost one human being is more responsible for resurrecting donald trump's cultural relevance each than jeff zucker and that led to donald trump's presidency. i have to leave those guys at cnn talking today that this was a relationship between two adults. no, the woman usc used to be andrew cuomo's advisor and spokesperson it was about coming up helping global coverups sexual assault allegations on behalf of his brother to search out his accusers. i saw someone on twitter safe the radius from the formal scandal is huge and enormous and i don't think it's been big enough. these are people who -- yeah,

other cable news host private lives part of their books and stories. they can flip the camera around and probably more news on cnn may actually cover. kennedy: to be honest, jeff zucker looks like foreskin. [laughter] >> i'm not going to comment on that, you made me laugh. i've heard for years that he was leaving cnn every time i see his name trending, i just assume it happens. i didn't think it would be under these circumstances, cnn ratings have been going down. sad for him that he's leaving under this but are we really surprised big network executives cheat on their wives with women who work for them? don't disclose in that hypocrisy but you have employees let go for not necessarily doing the same thing.

kennedy: i've got to bring david here and dave is important in the young people love it very much. our people that saying this? what you make of us? >> i don't know, it is kind of a different offense for her than for him. i just think brad been thinking about is his legacy now that he's gone and it's completely destroying cnn not only their credibility and it's reflected in the ratings but cnn is despised by at least half the country. they can't go to help the country with our people chanting we hate you at their journalists, quote journalists. there obsession with the russia conspiracy that turned out to be nothing, all of it. it's amazing how bad a job this guy did.

kennedy: fast question, we've almost ran out of time, how badly does cnn want donald trump to run for president again? >> more than anybody else in the country. kennedy: told you. party panel, you been amazing and wonderful, thank you for getting along and being beautiful. thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: president biden visiting one day after the big apple as another murder to police officer, for the president tough enough on criminals or continue caving to progressive's? will discuss, next. ♪♪ tirement, but i'm as busy as ever. careful now. nice! you got it. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. oh dad, the twins are now... ...vegan. i know, i got 'em some of those plant burgers. - nice! - yeah. voya provides guidance for the right investments and helps me be prepared for unexpected events. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd] yeah!

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another emotional day here in the city, another funeral for fallen nypd officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty. his partner jason rivera died

last week. eric adams today made a promise, watch. >> our city is going to do more. we are going to give you the resources to fight this premise. new yorkers against the killers. we will not lose. kennedy: the city is going down the toilet. president biden heading to new york to meet with adams and talk recommend privacy epidemic, why can the president do to get more resources where they need it? many in his party cap defined police, legal studies at the cato institute, it is parked. >> good to be with you. kennedy: i was with new york in the early 90s, fairy different, dangerous. now it feels dangerous again but in a different way so what can you do? libertarians have been offering real practical lists of

solutions to das and law enforcement for decades but our people finally listening or is it still falling on deaf ears? >> some of the suggestions we've made, probably my number one think we could do to reduce crime would be an the war on drugs. there's no more powerful activity discovered that a black-market. that is one possibility and i'm sure our political leaders will not consider pushing that for a long time and it would go a long way to reduce crime. kennedy: i'm glad you brought that up because when the vice president was talking about root causes of immigration, i've been saying it every time a thumbs up, talk about war on drugs, why people are leaving for this talk about what it's doing to neighborhoods because they've done nothing for this country. they haven't changed the supply chain, supply chain issues everywhere. that obviously needs to be shifted but what new yorkers

feel safer if many of us carry firearms for self protection? >> i'm from texas in the answer is yes, i think new yorkers should have the ability. a third of the states right now have what some call constitutional carry, don't even have to ask the government permission to protect yourself and carry it on. a lot of the people who are arrested and charged with gun crimes in new york city are just people trying to protect themselves like the rest of us would want but in new york unlike most parts of the country, virtually impossible for law-abiding citizens to get a concealed carry permit and the has to change. kennedy: but it's easy to get guns. when you feel unsafe and when there's lag time after you call police, you got to do something to protect your family but also, das like alvin bragg, they are letting the wrong people out. when you got rap sheet going

back 30 years, they are not going to rehabilitate you if you've already committed violent felonies, why should you be the one let out to push old ladies in front of subways? >> you are totally right about that. the police and prosecutors play an important role getting the surgeon crime. what they need to do is focus making fewer and higher quality arrests, target the people who have no business on the streets and need to be put away so they are not a threat to the rest of us but it entails focusing not going after the stupid low-level drug busts and things like that, go after the bad guys. kennedy: higher-quality yet fewer arrests. i think that would pay off a big city like this, you for your time, appreciate it. >> my pleasure. kennedy: topical storm is next. get ready. ♪♪

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and this is topical storm. topic number one. there we go. a new musical by mike jackson open on broadway. just like michael, the story will touch you. the musical takes audiences through michael's journey from a young child start who became pop, just like any other broadway start but instead of costing change, the leading actor changes his skin. sadly the show is being banned by critics for having a week plot and terrible dialogue. also note as the denim style storytelling to show trailer. and beat up but the performances low energy and boring to watch. on the other hand, the show captures the michael jackson feeling of overdosing on anesthesia. [laughter] doctor conrad murray, the greater every night. topic number two. japanese company announced plans

to build utopian city under the sea. the seaweed is always greener in somebody else's lake. japanese ocean city would be almost entirely made of glass. residents live side by side with giant octopi. the japanese love their sushi. city powered by natural resources generating electricity from thermal energy in the ocean and if i know anything about electricity and water, this can't possibly go wrong. the architect behind the idea says the project for as long as he can remember. he might say it's his lifelong wet dream. so sweet. classic. topic number three. a new report cryogenic laboratory storing human heads and bodies, the hope of one day bringing the back to life which means they've got more skeletons in their closet than jeff zucker. charges 200 grand to store your

body, 80 grams for your head, boy do i feel done. keeping head to my freely freezer for free for years now. bodies are preserved by slowly lowering the temperature and story in look nitrogen at negative 96 degrees celsius making them as cold as dead inside as the average buffalo bills. that hurts. the goal is to freeze the bodies that died of terminal diseases and be revived want cures are found for those diseases which is why the company is begging for liberals to please stop trying to freeze their healthy five euros to protect them. thank you. topic number four. the royal family announced plans to celebrate the queens jubilee. if you are in the uk, get ready to party like it's 1699. the boy six, the uk will begin a year-long celebration of queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne.

that's fantastic, festivities will include the annual big jubilee lunch. as always, print answers has reserved the kids table. performances from the kingdom's greatest artists and actors which is why meghan markle was not invited. a platinum competition in which uk citizens will create new kinds of putting in honor of the queen, already working on putting an end to the monarchy. [laughter] one major snap, over 10000 teacups and plates to commemorate the occasion with a glaring misprint instead of honoring the queens jubilee, they are in the queens jelly. the queen did queen put thinking and named the merchandise from teacup to double d cup. wink wink. we'll be right back with kenalog. ♪♪t ta

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