>> i introduce legislation that basically says the states have the right to decide if they want to be complicit in this lawlessness. texans don't have the courtesy . liz: they don't have the courtesy, i understand. but this ego. thanks for joining us, join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: what you have to do to get a straight answer around here? is the pandemic over or not? do i still need to wear a mask? can i go into a restaurant or should i stay or should i go now? who knows? who's in charge? everyone in power has a different answer because they are following different signs apparently. right now almost two full years into this stupid pandemic and get nobody is on the same page, literally nobody. it's not just the administration versus a bunch of other people, no one in the administration can agree on anything and it's

infuriating. lord lockdown himself, doctor anthony fauci admitting this god-awful mess might be over soon just in time for the midterms. in an interview he said a restriction quote as we get out of the ahlborn pandemic phase which we are certainly heading out of, these decisions will increasingly be made on a local level rather than essentially distorted. more people will make their own decisions on how they deal with the virus. that's great news. he says it's almost done. i don't believe it for a second. then we can make our own decisions, he doesn't believe that. i'm sure the head of the cdc doctor doctor rochelle walensky agrees, right? right? >> right now our guidance has not changed. we have continued to recommend masking in areas of high and substantial transmission, essentially everywhere in the country and public indoor settings. we continue to recommend

universal masking in our schools. kennedy: way to throw cold water on to talk something. she says covid is still everywhere and restrictions will saint place. should we keep wearing masks? i guess so but in the last two days states including big blue ones like new york and california set the mass are no longer necessary. do i listen to the cdc or make government but maybe jen psaki and clear it all up. jen? >> people are tired of masks, not even if you look at the polling, there's a huge chunk of people who still want masks. when you are in high transmission area, everywhere in the country, where mass indoors including the poor. there are states that have rolled back there mask guidelines that have given more flexibility to communities, they are different. it's not uniform whatever state has done and we continue to advise and recommend abiding by public health guidelines.

kennedy: what? different? no, he said most people wear masks. if most people want them, let them wear a mask but let them choose for themselves whether or not they will wear a mask. by the way, the polling she's speaking of is made up, it is malarkey. how can any of us abide by these guidelines if everyone in charge has a different guideline? i'm a reasonable person, i want people to be safe but i don't want to be treated like a fool so can we finally agree all of these rules are just a bunch of arbitrary claptrap? let's get into it with tonight fantastic party panel, cohost of the gary and shannon show for los angeles, it is gary, happy to be part of us. i'm a tennessee congressman and future president cohost of the five, harold ford junior and foundation of economic education and cofounder of politics,

hannah cox is back, welcome, everyone. i told you, i didn't like anybody but they are lying to us they are all line, there's no way you can read the same data and come up with different conclusions unless you are reading different data. >> this is an example of how poorly self-aware government can be on all levels. federal, state, county especially here in los angeles. if there is this much asked messaging, if you can look at the same thing and come to different conclusions than what the american people see the same information and come to their own conclusion. governor dish canoe where i come from said son mask mandate are going to be lifted and others are not. then he's going to leave it up to the county to decide whether or not more mask mandate are lifted. where i live, we have a woman who appears to be one of the unhealthiest americans in the world who lives in a crib and

looks pale and like she's not seen a hamburger in 40 years she's deciding what's the most healthy for people in los angeles county. that's terrifying. it's time to finally let the restrictions go, it's finally time to allow 330 million americans do what god allowed us to do from way back in the olden days, make our own decisions about the sort of thing. kennedy: that's why people moved west in the first place because they wanted to live their own lives and people want to protect themselves, i'm not going to mask shane anybody. if you are vulnerable, fair and in 95 mass because we know from the data it protects you month the mask where her from the virus. and that is fair but people wearing these ridiculous thing flimsy cough masks that do nothing, they are an army of parents, they don't like that. were from tennessee.

>> you're probably right, thanks for having me on. i look at this probably a little different, i think we are where we are in terms of relaxing or call for relaxing mask requirements and mandates largely because we wanted to be there. i say we want to be there not to be flippant about this but hospitalization rates are down, death rates are down, we had democrats and republicans and politicians alike with different views on this. president trump fully ushered in operation warp speed. president biden thankfully operated in master should be concise and along the way wasn't perfect by any means but tom brady wasn't perfect and he won super bowls jordan one nba championships. we are where we are because we had fights back and forth about vaccinations three out of five kennedy: i got the shot and i got covid twice.

there is no one set of behaviors that keeps people safe, there's just not and you can do everything, you can force people to do everything that it won't keep them safe. it's going to press people and make people more important than they should be and in the end we suffer with our personal freedom. >> but i don't -- how much have we suffered? kennedy: i'm glad you asked about because -- i understand, i'm going to table the answer because i'm going to talk to doctor marc siegel in about a minute and we are going to talk about this told it's taken on our children because that's immoral, unacceptable but i'm glad you brought it up because people have suffered and they've suffered deeply. hannah, the cdc director says now is not the moment. i don't think there's ever going to be a moment, i don't think she wants there to be a moment, i think fauci is a political

operative and i feel lord fauci will or ordain the moment right before the midterm. >> you have one of the best fauci impressions i've ever seen, please keep doing that, perfect. i don't think these people have a clue what they are talking about. when it comes to masking from this is my new test for common sense with people, we know that we note that we note that cough masks what the vast majority of people are wearing do not keep from getting sick. i wear a mask kim kardashian makes and i love her, it's fashionable but it's not keeping me or anybody safe. it's a joke and i want to say while these people continue to try to get their ducks in a row and tell us the right way forward, there also trying to decide what misinformation is and labeling americans who question their narrative as terrorists talk to the home and security this week. these people don't know what is up or down, long past time, people are suffering and we even see hypocrisy around us. here in georgia stacey abrams

was pictured without a mask with kids behind her in a mask. she said i should not have taken it off, everyone was distance. no, there is no distancing from there with her big dumb face smiling and no apology will work. please stop because the problem is you are right, they are so contradictory, so much contradictory messaging some of it has to be misinformation, whoever is misinform us, you are fired. already pamela is returning later because they are so good. one thing she's left out was the pandemic pole, the tallest taking on our kids. she's saying they have to suffer and put on masks. there's a sound an alarm on the mental health i'm deeply concerned as a parent and a doctor the obstacles this generation of young people face are unprecedented uniquely hard to navigate. the impact it's having on their mental health is devastating. kennedy: devastating, full-blown

national emergency, the cdc reported 50% spike in er trips in 2020 compared to 201914 girls attempting suicide, a mental health advisory surgeon general want depression and anxiety and young people doubled during the pandemic and those are just people who have reported that. why are some dingdong's pushing remote morning or masks in classrooms? here to discuss, fox news medical jupiter and professor of medicine, doctor marc siegel. thanks for coming back, there's so much suffering particularly among adolescents. it is immeasurable and we won't know the effects for years, those of the people suffering from the people paying with their mental health and their future and that is unacceptable, we have to change something. >> we can change from rhetoric to tools, we can acknowledge the virus if you get long covid or

18 or more likely if you are older or in a high-risk group if you get long covid, you will have symptoms where you suffer but that's a virus. than overreacting to that, we put the rest of society in all of our children and all of our teens through the ringer where they are definitely going to suffer so we want to focus in the virus and overreacting in the rhetoric and politicians and i got the memo the memo says if you don't put another mandate request, he will be replaced. i think they are getting the memo now that says the mandates aren't working, nobody believes in them anymore, mask mandates don't work so the democratic governors are changing to a new memo, keep mandates in place but give a date sometime in march and things will open up. what science says march 7 there's no mandate but up until march 7 there is? i did not learn that in medical school. kennedy: those are incredibly arbitrary things that i think

their waking up to the nmi quick reality, john hopkins paper that came out saying the mandates, the lockdowns and masking didn't cut mortality rates but the political reality if you keep doing this, keep making kids suffer, there will be political ramifications, you should not have public health policy just because of politics. >> completely agree. if you get depressed because of covid restrictions, that is a covid injury. if you can't see the face of your teacher and you are three years old and you don't learn, that is a covid injury. if you end up with developmental delay, it's a covid injury. if you have asthma and stifling behind the mask, it's a covid injury and if you are at home during a lockdown which i agree with that study, didn't decrease mortality but if you are at home

because of a lockdown and your blood pressure goes up and gained 50 pounds and have a heart attack and by the time you get to the hospital because of the lockdown and you die, it's a covid desk, suicide. that's the way public health needs to be looked at. kennedy: and the tall people paid during the lockdowns were still not on the other side and something quickly i want to bring up if you, this is something i've talked about with doctors and friends, depression is one of the main symptoms of covid people are not addressing, why aren't we talking more about that? >> well, we better because it's not just a side effect of public, it is a long covid huge problem depression but also it's a huge problem with people online learning getting depressed and anxious in one of the points you made at the beginning, it can take years to know about it, it's buried for years and then we don't have the mental health people at the educate take care of this so we are in a huge problem, we have another pandemic coming from a mental health. kennedy: public schools have

$200 million, use the money for proper affective practical mental health. thank you so much for your time, appreciate it. >> absolutely, great to see you. kennedy: coming up from d.o.j. billions install a bit coin, hipster crips. his crypto crime something investors should be worried about? later on, the truckers are in a twist. how can the canadians when their fight for freedom? we got back coming up. ♪♪

they say money can't buy love but maybe you can feel it. d.o.j. yesterday seizing $3.6 billion worth of stolen bit coin arresting a married couple. they are accused of laundering the money for the past six years, that's a lot of laundering. let us describe themselves as entrepreneurs and morgan has a side hussle as a rapper, of course she does. ♪♪

kennedy: lock her up and throw away the. if that's not worth 3 billion, i don't know what is. crypto still a worthwhile investment bar bit coin bonnie and clyde ruining it for the rest of us? joining me tonight, super investor and entrepreneur, carl -- >> thank you for having me on. kennedy: are you from holland? >> no i'm -- sweden. kennedy: i love sweden. okay. let's talk about crypto, a lot of people watch the show are still excited about it but then they hear about these two dingdong's and they think, can i still $3.6 billion in bit coin and get away with it? >> first of all, it's important to understand this is not something -- it's not a problem with bit coin. there are bad rappers using cars

at the grocery store, that doesn't mean cars are something we should ban or use from the technology is neutral and people can use technology so these people may have stolen bit coin -- 200 they still it? i don't know exactly how they did it but i know for a fact.have these exchanges, a big difference. it is important that everyone understands you can have youtube, thanks, you can hack literally injury any internet, it's robust and secure. kennedy: where they hacking sites like coin base and stuff? i keep getting calls but i think they are fraudulent. >> i just think it very important to understand bit coin

cannot be hacked. i see all the time when is an exchange like it happened, i can see headline, but.hack and then you see fit.go down. frustrating. kennedy: they got mad the federal government has 95% conviction rate so i don't think they are in for a happy future but i'll those of us still excited about crypto, are things looking up breast next what can we do to protect our investment if that's how we cose to engage? >> yes but coin fundamentals are stronger than ever, you can see that coin is going up year over year for sure. bitcoin is still the hardest money in the universe, there's nothing else out there that can compare with the scarcity of bitcoin. anytime you see bitcoin go down, it's another opportunity to brian.

every single time bitcoin goes down, i by i'm accumulating like a maniac you may say but so far paying out right well. i did until i found out about bitcoin. before bitcoin, i was a cold and silver -- i switched to bitcoin. bitcoin is much more better-old. kennedy: you like a theory imparts a people are just fine crypto for the first time, or should they get? >> i hold a bunch of bitcoin and diphtheria and infested over 3150 crypto startups in the past 24 months so yes, it's a lot. kennedy: can you help me start my own kenneth coin? >> the answer is known no. kennedy: thanks for nothing. grass yes for nata. just kidding.

>> not only bitcoin, i know whether it the meta- first it is the future, i hugh all of these startups but my main portfolio, my look crypto is bitcoin. kennedy: i like a theory him as well. you ever dance on your yacht in a speedo? >> the short answer is no but you never know. kennedy: the night is young. kennedy: thank you so much, we will talk again hopefully. thank you. coming up, on the brick topics are superhuman but after another clean out, putting so much pressure on them to win. dumb dumb canadian prime minister preparing the protesting truckers to nazis? he just violated this law. he needs to resign.

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another huge olympic star collapsing under all the pressure, michaela is pretty much unequaled she is amazing and she didn't have a good night, she failed to finish her back, she is expected to metal nbc broadcasters focused on the failure showing alone sitting alone it is a.on the side of the slope. the night before she crashed only 11 seconds into her first race, unable to defend her cold. she's up to time political medalist, six time world champion and she knows how to ski incredibly well but comparisons are me made to simone biles, multiple events and masters tokyo summer games due to mental health concerns, being olympic athlete is an incredible caused accomplishment

in and of itself but so much added pressure and stress especially when you try to repeat gold medals and success games, covid protocols being lonely and communist china makes the situation worse, should there be a better system to support these athletes just making them puppets for tv ratings? to u.s. athletes need to toughen up rex the party panel is back, harold ford junior and hannah cox. what you make of this? obviously they do incredible heart-wrenching packages especially on the athletes we know and love in these high profile events and when they have a bad moment, a bad second, so much of their world craters. what are we doing wrong? >> i don't know if we are doing any right thing wrong other than informing the people who are going to try to live up the goals and expectations, that they set it for themselves or

the coaches are the founders, maybe their country for them and let them know, this is going to be very, very hard and we are cheering for you to succeed, who want you to win a medal but on the off chance you catch a ski on the gate five seconds down the run, we are not going anywhere, we are not going to make you an evil being, for some reason blamed the collapse of society and the fact he made it 11 seconds into your run. it's okay, it's a great message to send to kids every once in a while you've been great up until now, you will trip and fall every once in a while. are you going to stay down and let it get you down or come back and rise up and compete in other event in front of your? kennedy: there was an incredible story lindsay jacob alice, i don't know if you saw, she was well in the lead in 2006, she

did a jump and fell, it's haunted her ever since. she's the oldest female athlete at the game, competing i think in her sixth olympics and she won the first u.s. goal today. an incredible story because it shows you you can follow, you can fail and keep pushing trying what people tell you know and tell you it's impossible and for her to come up with the first gold medal, that is an extraordinary story. >> the lord is in the blessing business, i concur with gary, getting up matters more if you can tell more about a person when they strife and controversy and failure then and how they behave when they are winning. wasn't to this young lady and i'm rooting for her, she's had loss in her life, family loss the past few years, there's no doubt there's a lot of pressure but we all make mistakes, she got a few events in front of her and based on her record, i wouldn't count her out, she may

bring home a gold or two before she leaves the olympics. kennedy: she had a really interesting explanation and she said i just know how to do skiing and i did what i did every time and i don't have an explanation and she said i questioned the last 15 years of ski racing and that has to be tough. if you are following the same formula and it doesn't work out, but it's like i look at her and she is phenomenal, amazing. >> she is truly amazing and it's sad because our culture loves to build people up and put them on a pedestal, especially young athletes and female and then they revel when they fail or mess up in the culture doesn't let you ride in your merit, he must do more and more and it's a hard environment. she hasn't said she has mental health issues like simone biles

... was brave are somebody who had generalized anxiety disorder, i know how much being in the spotlight can impact your performance and for young girls looking up to athlete like this, it's important to see female athlete win gold medals and succeed but almost more important to see them lose with grace and have resilience and build backup be honest about the struggles they are facing and the realities of being in the career because so often we are sold an image of hollywood or the olympics or you get to this level and then your life will be great and that's simply not true. aim to be successful and do well but educate people more about the pitfalls as well. kennedy: absolutely right and the pressure, i don't know if there's more pressure in the united states and other countries, the idea of lifelong endorsements and massive cultural financial and fall, so much pressure in and of itself communist china or russia where

they take everything away from you if you don't win so i still prefer united states. in commedia, justin trudeau twisting in every direction pay truckers as nazis. >> people don't deserve to be harassed in their own neighborhoods. they don't deserve to be confronted with inherent violence of swastika lying on a street corner or confederate flag for the insults just because they are wearing a mask. kennedy: who's really asked acting like nazis? roughly handling a 78-year-old great-grandfather who stands at

a whopping 4-foot ten. they arrested him for honking his horn in support of the truckers somehow other protest and? holds the moral high ground? gary, 78 years old, people look at the video and say really, canada? i don't think you're getting it right here. >> they are not getting it right. it does start with justin trudeau, he has a lot to gain if he says to anybody in the trucking convoy i will sit down with you, you pick five people and i'll sit down at a table with you and we'll discuss what's going on and i'll explain my position and you explain yours. this guy is the worst disney prince who's ever existed, whatever he thinks he is, he is doing it wrong trying to marginalize people who have a different opinion. he's doing what most liberal politicians say republicans and conservatives do. he has other thing these people

nicking them seemed like they are the crazy ones, they are the other want not in touch with sanity and drop the racist confederate flag thing. it's a losing its esteem. when canadians use confederate flags as part of their political discourse, have we done something wrong? kennedy: they've done something wrong. clearly. that's why you live in the u.s. whose side are you on, harold? >> i'm on the side of law & order in this regard. when you disagree with the political policy and a politician, you did the responsible thing, go to court to challenge the law or on elect from office. kennedy: that's in the first amendment. >> without question but you are not allowed . kennedy: not that dumb canadian one like to apparently beat up old people. >> that police officer was out of line with the 70-year-old man or even an 18-year-old guy with

protesting, undoing the law or on electing an elected official, that's how you do it. you don't infringe upon other people's right. i don't mind, i don't necessarily support what they are trying to do in terms of outcome but they have every right. it doesn't say is that effective, unelected or change the law. kennedy: the truckers are just trying to get a bit of medical privacy. are you disappointed in justin trudeau? >> he's such a waste of our pretty face, he could happen so hot but then he acts like this. it's disgusting and it's going to stop working between this and the joe rogan attack, i think people like me are getting radicalized, i don't buy it anymore, i don't care what tweet you pull out of somebody or what label, i don't buy it and i don't want to hear it. i'm especially sick of people in government labeling their own citizens as terrorists for protesting and pushing back in a democracy or a republic like we

are in, a vital part. we cannot wait for elections to come because real lives on the line, it's fine to put people out and find to go through those recourses but more immediate action with what these truckers are doing, i stand behind them and we need to pay attention. our own department of homeland security label americans terrorists if they question the covid narrative or undermine the constitution. kennedy: fbi investigating parent as domestic terrorists if they speak at school board meetings. that's why hannah cox is based. a pleasure having all of you, thank you. coming up, remember when everyone was suddenly buying peloton's? did you get yours? they became a symbol of the pandemic like alcoholism or tiger king. is the company almost out of business? love the video. love to see you go. stay with me.

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♪♪ kennedy: we go outside and bow we are inside. peloton pumping the brakes on production, laying off 3000 employees and canceling plans to open $400 million fauci in ohio, one of the hottest companies of the pandemic in the summer of 2021, peloton doubled from 2020 and still end-of-the-year with a loss of 400 million. what did peloton do wrong and how can the company get back on the path? with me now, had found manager and fox news contribute a, jonathan is back. you've been following this, did

they think the pandemic go on forever? >> no, i think bob dillon, a noted stock investor probably said it best, other times, they are changing. work from home, peloton went that way, work from home stocks in the midst of the pandemic were soaring but the last year peloton has gone from $150 a share to $38 a share, probably the best example the pandemic is coming to an end. such a change. during the pandemic was peloton, grub hub, zoom the stocks soared for the last year average work from home. is down about 68% of the market is coming us what a lot of has known, the pandemic affect is over. kennedy: fair obviously not going to build as many bikes and treadmills but they are relying on their description service trying to at more members so keeping the instructors, i didn't realize that highest

peloton instructors get half a million in year in salary not to mention endorsement deals with companies that could do this. >> give it to peloton, they get a lot of flak but they have innovated. no one has seen anything like this before, technology meet fitness but that success in a free economy, no such thing as a divine right to stagnation when you are successful, you get competitors peloton has both flex, tracking a lot of competitors so if peloton wants to get back on track, the new ceo is coming in from a they've got to innovate just like mcdonald's had to bring in salads, coke had to bring in water and amazon had to do more than books, peloton will have to keep on innovating if they stay on track. kennedy: do you think they will survive this? >> i think they're going to survive, the fact that the stocks have come down from there are rumors going around that

someone will buy peloton. the fact that companies have laid off people, is in the nexus of what's hot when it comes to investment, technology meeting health, there are rumors about amazon and apple. kennedy: i could see apple integrating with technology, should we be buying gold? to hedge our inflation. >> i think gold is a long-term, it's not a one-to-one against inflation but a very important part of every portfolio but more than anything else, don't spend every penny you make. they spend every penny they make and more, don't make that mistake. kennedy: send me gold, thank you for being here, my friend. >> be well. kennedy: topical storm is next. ♪♪

a new study shows students enrolled in schools that teach only four days a week instead of five days are scoring lower on tests but the students say that's impossible because four is more than five. that's an american math problem and this is the topical storm.

topic number one, let's get to it. the biden administration allocated up to $30 million to give americans free crack pipe also known as hunters law. [laughter] funded by the american rescue plan, the administration says the goal is to reduce harm to drug users providing them safer equipment. the biden crack pipe safe and effective. doctor fauci set if you don't smoke crack, you might cause my grandmother to overdose and wear a mask when smoking crack. some people think it's an elaborate plot bring up biden's approval ratings as studies show people who approve of them are usually high on crack on the same side from it's been set up for ordinary citizens who don't want to be surrounded by crack smokers. safe spaces are called florida, texas and arizona. topic number two. apartment man accused of tricking a woman into thinking was training to be a dea agent for over a year. look at this ruth, here's taking

her on fake right alongside a fake police car. criminal complaint alleges the 41-year-old robert gave the unnamed woman a fake badge in uniform and trained her to make arrests and forced her with the homeless people to develop confidential informant which is how she met mcnulty. by an actual dea agent, she learned it was a ruse. a federal prison for the charges in the unnamed woman has been put on the short list to a place kamala harris in 2024. well done, corrupt power. go boobies. topic number three. as a video that will give you pause just in time for canada. from argentina, a rescue job that loves watching paul patrol which makes sense because they are a type of rescue dog. just getting whipped into a frenzy at the sight of her owners ipad.

she knows that, paw patrol is coming on or owner is about to buy about lot if you choose to eat. one paw patrol starts, she gets wrapped up in the show and refuses to snack which is how you know she's not american. be careful of this dog before she invites you to netflix and chill. next thing, she's helping your leg. he loves taste and sky in her dream is to one day meet all of them so she can smell their butts. just kidding. she knows the tv show isn't real, making her smarter than most cnn viewers. take that, flooded. topic number four. senior citizen home in new hampshire released a video of residents giving relationship at the vice young people for valentine's day, the video that will acute say osha, i forgot about valentine's day. taken their words of wisdom. regina wrote, time waits for no one.

invest the things that spark your heart. great, now she's pushing the vaccine now. stay home if you are sick. love is not for the week which is why everyone hates justin trudeau. bob says -- there's bob. talk to each other and communicate to which the young people replied, omg, lol, i kr, lobby rights. young love is the best love, a direct quote from inside ghislaine maxwells prison cell. karol leaves us with this beautiful message, love your neighbor in the best way to do that is give them free crack pipes. for their safety. it's for their safety. eating off a spoon? who will be back with kennedog. who will be back with kennedog. ♪♪

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