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great ratings as always. thanks, laura. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is th "the ingraham angle" from d.c. why is the afton american museum of history separating people by race?te a can't-miss debate. we brought you a report of over counting of the positive covid tests in florida. raymondai arroyo will bring you wet cnn's biden versus trump coverage, and why burger king is targeting cow flatulence. first, what they aren't telling you. that's the focus of tonight'sre angle. last night, we expose the lies and fearmongering used to justify closing schools across america. we showed the best signs out there why all schools, all schools, should reopen to their

students, preferably five days a week. the response, i have to say, was huge and it was bipartisan. children must be taught in person. nevertheless, louisville, kentucky, just announced that all fallen classes will be onli. same with san francisco schools. forget that extensive new german study that kids can't readily spread the virus or kids across europe had not seen any major spread, though schools have been open. can't let the facts get in the way of spreading panic. as far as the media's hyperventilation of rising hospital numbers, remember, this is chiefly tied to what's happening in four states, florida, california, texas, arizona where numbers did increase after a perfect storm of reopening the, protests, riots, and travel from south of the border. by the way, even in arizona, the rolling number of confirmed cases is already lower compared to one week ago.

that's good news. we hope it continues. but now we talk about the issue of masks mandates. >> we've seen what can happen when people come together with face coverings. >> we want people to be more protected for those who work in shops. those can be done by the use of thface coverings. >> you could literally kill someone because you didn't want to wear a mask.to >> i'm convinced the benefit of wearing a mask clearly is there. >> laura: i want to make clear, i'm not telling anyone not to wear a mask. that is not what we are here for. instead i want to move beyond hyperbole and focus on what the latest science actually tells us. we've heard for months thatus wearing face coverings, event homemade ones, cloth ones, is a selfless thing to do and even a patriotic duty which i have to say sounds pretty cool and it sounds like a unifying thing.

the emotional argument is really wonderful. what about the actual data? considering the following from the varying medical journals and organizations that were led to believe aree infallible. a2015 study recruited health care workers from hospitals from hanoi, vietnam, and and measured flu and flu-like virus transmission. well, the result may surprise you. the rates of all infection outcomes were highest in the cloth arms, penetration of cloth mask of particles were almost 97%, and medical masks? 44%. this is a randomized, controlled trial of more than 160000 health care workers and had this stunning conclusion. the results cautioned against the use of cloth masks. this is an important finding to inform occupational health and

safety. moisture retention, reuse of cloth masks, and poor filtration may result in increased risks of infection. hmm. okay. what about the world health organization? i'm sure they recommend masks. just go to the w.h.o. website where they say there is limited evidence wearing a medical mask by helping individuals and households in particular those who share a house with a sick person or among attendees of mass gatherings may be beneficial as a measure of preventing transmission. at present, there is no direct evidence on the effectiveness of universal masking of healthy people in the community to prevent infection with respiratory viruses, including i covid-19. hmm. there is the gold standard

itself, the cdc. back in january, it recommended against masks and dr. fauci repeated that guidance in march. >> there is no reason to be walking around with a mask. when you are in the middle of an outbreak of a wearing a mask might make people feel a little bit better, and it might even blockk a droplet. but it's not providing the perfect protection that people think that it is. >> laura: fauci recently explained his mask flip, he's now now in favor of them, the comments were made in view of saving masks for health care workers. facebook now flagged the interview with fauci as false information. but he sure seemed convincing. but that is not all. in april study published in "nature" seems consistent with the old fauci as well. it measured and compared viral shedding and the coughing of 111

participants, some wearing masks, some not. the results? among samples collected without a face mask, we found the majority of participants with influenza virus and coronavirus infection did not shed detectable virus in viral load in both tended to be low. wait, what? the majority of confirmed coronavirus infections without a face mask didn't shed detectable virus or droplets or aerosol? for those who actually did, that minority? there was very little virus present? it gets better. the major limitation of our study was a large proportion of participants with undetectable viral shedding and exhaled brats for each of the viruses studied. we could increase the sampling

duration beyond 30 minutes to increase the viral shedding being captured but apparently people didn't want to do that. again, let me explain this. over the space of 30 minutes, they were unable to capture any viral shedding in a large proportion of participants with confirmed known infection. again, what? indeed, they go on to explain that forced coughing might've helped. forced coughing? so the issue as is explained by the study is that noncoughing or sneezing people i our are by and large not shutting virus. if they are coughing, that's a different story of course but someone actively sick, well, they are actively sick. but especially now, many coronavirus infections are not symptomatic for cough, and among those actively sick but not coughing, they had great the

faculty in the study of finding virus expelled under lab conditions. and lab conditions have extremely sensitive equipment. again, these are people who are actively sick and hadre a fever. so much for the theory of aids in the a symptomatic shedding of virus through nose. do you see or smell or hear a problem here? there is conflicting information, scientific findings, unmask use. and masks on kids? hard to see how any of that should be the new normal, given new levels of infectivity and infectiousness of children. i'm not discouraging anyone from wearing a mask.ri but the world is full of experts who got big issues wrong, isn't it?

before americans are forced to accept new restrictions on their freedom, or even be shamed or beaten up for not complying for these mandates, shouldn't state legislators hold hearings and discuss the findings i just brought you tonight? they should pass actual laws about masks, social distancing, all of it that can withstand judicial scrutiny. we must insist on all of this. the man to see all of the science behind the locked down, social distancing, and the mas masks. otherwise don't be surprised if you lose your precovid way of life for the rest of your life. and that's the angle. joining me now is my medicine cabinet, dr. scott jensen, physician, and minnesota state senator, and ramin oskoui. dr. oskoui, that same study showed very little viral shedding in covid cough. it did go on to say that our

results show that surgical mask could reduce transmission from sentiment individuals. it's confusing if you don't read the whole science and study, so what does this actually mean? are mass mandates really slowing the spread? >> the short answer is no. there is no evidence that isolation of the virus is really a major transmitter. i think it's really clear and we've known this since february with the crown princess, its oral spread, much like the norovirus. you also mention the cdc guidance from may 20th of this year that quotes other randomized controlled studies, some which he referenced that simply show that masks for influenza simply are not effective. does yourno chain-link fence stp

a mosquito? it doesn't. that's the fundamental problem and there is good randomized controlled data that suggest that masks outside of a strict medical setting simply don't slow transmission for viruses like corona. >> laura: dr. jensen, i want to get to you, he seems really convincing and empathetic, understood why people wanted to wear masks. but as this went on, the mask becomes a symbol of unity or patriotism, which is nice. i like all that. maybe it has some minor effect. what is the truth here? >> honestly i think dr. fauci is conflicted. he used to be quoting data from decades of learning in medical schools. if you mention a study from 2015, that was a study done when we didn't have scientists and doctors with agendas. right now we are getting a lot

of garbage and people are absolutely identifying their position before they release the study, before they do the study. i think dr. fauci use to follow the science and now he's pandering. laura: dr. oskoui. you said the cdc's own guidance from may says that although mechanistic studies support the potential effect of hand hygiene or face masks, evidence from 14 randomized controlled trials of these measures did not support a substantial effect of transmission of laboratory confirmed influenza. so this is this is influenza and i believe i also read that the size of the droplets of the coronavirus can be even smaller than the influenza droplets. is that correct? >> that's correct, that's correct. i think we need to fall back on proven science, not fear. and we need to help people understand, people are becoming maniacal about masks, and it's leading to short term, long-term

effects like school closings. >> laura: if it's patriotic and unifying, that's fine. but is it scientific? that's the only thing we are asking tonight. it's not only masks we are missing the science. here is where a teacher in orange county, california, told cnn today. >> to put it out there, just in the two week period between juns among zero to 17 years of age have risen 65%. that's concerning an alarming to teachers who want to go back to school, to be with their students. but we fear for their safety. >> laura: in reality, that 65% increase is only .1% when measured in the 1.89 million kids in california for it why do you think the perpetual drumbeat of fear and panic is really the hallmark of all reporting, almost all

reporting of this covid? what's going on here? this is frankly disturbing, beyond disturbing at this point. >> i think a fair amount of people in public health have fractured the trust of the public. this idea of a teacher is saying that it's gone up 55%, quite frankly i think dr. atlas out of stanford came out and said that if you are under the age of 70, your case fatality rate is .04 which is less than half of a lot of flu epidemics. quite honestly, we are not getting facts anymore, we are just getting opinions. we need to focus on sustainable messages. if you keep your hands away from your eyes, nose, mouth, don't go out if you are sick, but a lot of this stuff is whack a mole versus actual science. science has been sacrificed at the altar of panic. >> laura: panic and politics. a concern that they want to keep his panic going into the fall

election season. dr. raoult, people are afraid to go vote, they have to go vote by mail, et cetera, et cetera. i want to get news on these vaccine trials. ultimate success is predicated on producing antibodies. butth they didn't dr. fauci and others say that the antibody response may disappear after aon few months? do these things seem contradictory, dr. oskoui? >>co they do. one doesn't really know whether these antibodies, how long they last and whether they are effectivee but none of these vaccine makers t are looking at any t-cell immunity immunity. the t cell is very important in this vital response and in our response to this virus and i don't see any metric how any of these vaccine makers are measuring this pair that's the asked. how long does immunity lasts and what are we showing in terms of t cell training when the vaccine is given?

>> laura: we certainly hope we can make a lot of progress but we have to be honest with what we know and what we don't know. gentlemen, invaluable. thank you so much for the national museum of afghan american history and culture, they have a new missioa exposing whiteness and scan the lysing things like the nuclear family. a debate over what your tax dollars are actually doing in a moment.

>> laura: won the national museum of african-american history first opened its doors to the public in d.c., president obama was there to commemorate it. >> perhaps they can help a white visitor help understand the pain and anger of demonstrators in places like ferguson. but it can also help black visitors appreciate the fact that not only is this younger generation carrying on traditions of the past, but within the white communities across the nation we see the sincerity of law enforcement officers and officials. >> laura: imagine a democrat saying that today? he or she would be thrown out of the party for that level of nuance. instead of being a symbol of process down my progress and

reconciliation, the museum embraced the radical left language of racial retribution to cast america as irredeemably racist and an evil country and you, the american taxpayer, our funding it. isn't that neat? the museum has a website dedicated to explaining the concept of whiteness and why it's the root cause of racism and oppression in america today. according to the website, "thete normalization of white racial identity throughout america's history has created a culture were nonwhite persons are seen as inferior or abnormal."r when they say whiteness, they don't just say skin color, but also people who value things like "individualism, stable nuclear family, scientific method, rational linear thinking, hard work, christianity, and being polite." ofst course, these are all valus that most americans, especially african-americans, see as necessary for success and happiness. why in the heck is the african-american history museum

telling them otherwise? here to debate it, project 21 cochair, author of "how trump is making black america great again," also here is got a smartphone activist and founder of the smart foundation. horace, it strikes me as hard as the data has always shown has helped americans including african-americans climb up the ladder. >> you've got a $500 million, i half a billion dollar edifice,ha apparently thinks it's purpose is to offer advice to cripple black americans.e to say to black america, the very tools that black americans, like white americans, have used it to and become prosperous. hard work, tenacity, faith, the types of success skills that

work, to call those somehow a racial category would make david duke proud. this is really, really sad if that's the direction this museum is trying to go. >> laura: the following is from the african-american history museum's online lesson on whiteness. it says, whiteness operates in covert and overt ways and affect all of us. appears and practices within ani institution or excepted social norms. since whiteness works almost invisibly, we may not always be aware of how it manifests in our daily lives. scott, isn't that just making people paranoidd that somehow they are unconsciously losing racism u where they are just lie many people trying to get through the day, it's a pretty tough time for a lot of people right now? f how does this work? >> not at all. i actually love the article. i think a lot of people should actually go and read the artic article.

you can't keep pushing whiteness and white privilege under the rug and act like it's not an issue. it's a deep-rooted issue we have to address. even to have two black people against one another to have a debate on this topic as a whole matter of whiteness in itself because you don't see what we are talking about because i don't wantel to over talk horac, but horace is that token black friend that a few white people have as well. we aren't here to debate or not to have a dialogue, but we have to have this conversation, it's an uncomfortable conversation that people don't want to haveav to educate black and white on a different perspective, a narrative that we've grown up within. to have someone who is a representation of black people on your network is a littleou disrespectful. >> laura: i invited you on the show in good faith -- >> thank you. >> laura: to have a conversation. yet you come on the show and you give a little back hand to horace and its dehumanizing -- >> no. >> laura: it's dehumanizing to call someone a token.

whether you are white, black, brown skinned, whatever you are, that's a dehumanizing word. he is a human being with thoughts. maybe he disagrees with you, that's okay. i don't care that he that he disagrees with you -- >> you'll get toou horace. >> you may notice >> you mean no disrespect? i would like to focus here on the facts. here are the facts. one of my museum that i enjoy the most is the smithsonian museum of american history. it is not a place where you go and you learn all about how evil america is, all about the struggle that became america, what you learn about our all of the great things that are america. but if you want some context, if you are going to have thisom museum, where is the part about slavery? because today on planet earth, in africa, dominated by black

people, that is the ground zero of where slavery is. if you are at a history museum about it, it would show the role that those countries and that continent played in getting it started in the rest of history. that is a fact that it has nothing to do with tokenism. >> laura: gotas it. >> but a lot of times what you are doing is you are avoiding the issue at hand. but we have to do for us to grow as a country, we have to address these issues hand on. not sweep it under the rug, not to give us in the native the facts that don't address the whole people. we have tois speak truth to power -- >> that's exactly what we want to do. >> same here. to be honest with you, horace, this is not a conversation that two black men should be having. >> absolutely! you misunderstand. >> a white person who lives within a realm of white privilege and their differencesk americans. for you to have this part of viewer to have for many black

americans, that's not the norm. that is may be norm -- >> that's not absolutely true. >> that's disrespectful to black america to be the face of black america on this network. >> that is the minority view. that is not the majority view. more black americans than white americans are people of faith. more black americans than white americans believe in the value of having law enforcement protect their communities. many of the very things that you are sitting here saying are the exact opposite of what surveys say that black americans think. so let's stick with that you have an opinion, you have a radical minority view opinion, but it's just an opinion. it's not informed by history at all. >> laura: scott, we have to go. i'm glad you came on tonight. >> thank you. >> laura: i want to continue to have this conversation with you. >> can i say one point? did you read the article, horace? there was a print and they

called it "internalized racism." that is when oppressed groups believe that the racial views that society communicates are v true. >> internalized racism because blacks in the 15 andis 1600s to excel other blacks toan europea? >> don't talk truth that hatred. >> did it compel on in america? this norm you're presenting as mainstream is externally radical an extreme result of a lack of understanding -- >> laura: this is a big conversation that i both i'm glad that you both came on. and a lot of these cases, white academics, white liberal academics, came up with thehe lingo. they are foisting lingo on black and brown skinned people, they think is not adequate to controlling or defining them, so that's part of this. this is a white constructhe putn

black people in many cases. >> white and black people need to have this conversation together. >> any american should be able to join this conversation. >> laura: tyranny of the clock, thank you for coming on. coming up, joe biden's green new deal pitch falls flat and something really stinks about burger king's newest environmental ad. has to be raymond arroyo. coming up, seen and unseen next. nobody likes a tight squeeze.

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cut away from the speech, explaining all this way. >> joe biden and president obama freely allowed china to pillage our factories, plunder our communities, and still are most special secrets. >> will continue to monitor the president of united states but he's clearly deteriorating into a campaign type speech. >> he was rambling all over the place, not expressing coherent thoughts. >> one of his rambling, incoherent rally speeches that we've seen the president about on the campaign trail. >> we should point out that biden covered the entire biden speech during th the day representing his green new deal agenda. they did nor did anyone suggest that it was rambling or incoherent.t here it is. >> we are here today to talk about infrastructure and jobs, a clean energy future.

ten thousands, actually 10 of thousands of bridges are in disrepair. >> we need to get to work to deliver results on day one. to power a clean energy revolution in this country, not to swap older, fuel-efficient vehicles for a new, clean made in america vehicles. saving hundreds of billions of barrels, millions of barrels of oil. >> laura... biden is like a hostage made to read his ransom demands by his captors. in this case, his captors are aoc and biden del mcburney. even though bernie read a speech for 22 minutes, read no questions, but trump is labeled as incoherent and rambling, the president spoke for an hour, he took eight media questions. but why do you think biden is trying to tieie this green new deal agenda to economic development, laura? >> laura: i think there are a lot of o wonderful companies tht

want that loan guarantee of $535 million, not repay it, go into bankruptcy, firing all its employees, a year after obama did that big visit in 2011. you are going to see a lot of those. >> unbelievable. $2 trillion plan he has to protect the climate and he needs to double the taxes that hillary clinton asked for. while biden try to sell his burger king agenda, burger king is doing its part to help the environment by reducing cow flatulence, complete with a new song in a commercial. i kid you not. ♪ ♪ when cows are farting mama they release methane in the air ♪ ♪ they do >> if a cow ain't farting, it

must be green. speaking may be it's the smell of the apd revealed that the methane comes not from cow fartt comes from bovine burps. we bring you all the goods here. >> laura: at the risk of getting myself in trouble, i will let you move to the next story. >> okay. o we are seeing a cowboy renaissance. you saw the cowboy ad, but cowboys are popping up elsewhere. mayor lori lightfoot of chicagoh unveiled her own cowboy. >> i'm calling out the senses cowboy cenus. cowboy. it's time to get it up. let's make the c census cowboy >> you can't have cowboys

singing about how farts. >> laura: who was the congresswoman during impeachment who has the rhinestones on her cowboy hat? >> from texas? i can remember her name with a little cowboy hat. that's an acceptable cowboy. >> laura: frederica wilson from florida, she was styling. you can have certain cowboys. >> i suppose so. >> laura: okay, raymond.ra >> from the home range. >> laura: i'm going to go have some lemongrass. the scandal in florida regarding a massive inflation of covid positive rates have is us wondering where else has this kind of thing happening? well, we found out. we will tell you in just a moment. our elderly jewish brothers and sisters who are so precious to god

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covid deaths and in hospitals and labs there. this turns out to be a covid misfire that isn't confined to the sunshine state because not long ago virginia was also caught double counting the number of covid positive residents. in may, the state finally had to fess up. a repeat positive cases are counted as separate cases only if they occur on different days but if a virginia resident tested monday and tuesday and both are positive, that's two positives. what? my next guests found out something interesting going on with the covid that's going on in ohio. phil kirkman has been on this,as better than almost anyone out there. he's the president of the committee to unleash prosperity. this is ridiculous, counting the same person multiple times if they keep testing positive over a two week or month period. what's going on with what you're

looking at in ohio? >> this is really interesting. a twitter exchange i saw it earlier today. somebody said that the numbers in ohio are crazy. i have a parent out of the hospital until they get a negative test in the keep testing and testing and testing and it's going in the case count every time. another twitter user, a really good researcher on the stuff, pulled up the ohio case file and found the exact person she was talking about who was listed as 15 cases, listed of someone as unknown gender, mahoning county, at age 80 plus, symptom onset may 25th, 15 cases added up into the state's count at 15 cases. >> laura: my friend's mom is 92 who keeps testing positive with no symptoms, she keeps telling me the same thing, it's counted as a separate test. el paso county is seeing an explosion of new cases too, and this might be one reason why. >> may be there is still some

confusion on the number of people who are tested. there are individuals who are tested multiple times, especially if they get a positive test from what i understand. are you counting somebody twice? >> we do if they are tested more than once but that number is very, very small. >> laura: do you believe that number is "a very small," phil? they say it like it's no big deal. >> i think that number might've been small a couple of months ago when we had a severe testing shortage. we now have a severe testing surplus, there are tests everywhere. we have this huge discontinuity in the data around june 10th where you can just see the numbers of positives and the numbers of test takeoff in the country. states were told to do this. the panic purveyors said you have to test everyone from a mass testing is the greatest, we start seeing these huge numbers of tests, including huge numbers of h positive, although i'll mae my god, it's panicked, based the numbers. a lot of the numbers are repeat

tests, like in florida, a lot of places are reporting positives only. nobody pops negative.te they don't report it. the data is a big mess and it's really unfortunate because we have had a real rise in some places, but it's very hard to differentiate that and understand how serious it is when you have the sea of bad data as we have a result of his hyper testing. >> laura: 15 seconds, the hospitals are not required to report their data to hhs, not to cdc. how significant on a scale to 1 to 10? >> we will have to see how hhs does, but i give it at about a seven or eight because the cdc is atrocious. most people are using a website from the "atlantic" magazine to track national statistics instead of using the cdc website which is pretty telling. i don't think they can be worse,

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>> laura: after getting millions of virtue signaling corporations and celebs, the black v lives matter movement is about to get another massive windfall, from billion-dollar mega donor george soros' foundation and open societyn. that's injecting $220 million into the movement to radically change america's criminal justice system. 150 million will be doled out to so-called racial justice groups -- can't wait to see those ---- including those that want to end policing as we know it, that's a language they use. joining me now is raheem kassam, e you looked into these groups. tell us what you found. >> look, i think one of the things we have to remember here and dispose of the idea here is that george soros is some sort of philanthropist who just wants to do good in the world. he's not. he's an active fist. he does a particular care about

minorities or migrants but he showed that in 1992 when he bankrupted minority families and migrant families like my own when he shortened the pound to enrich himself and he showing it again. what he cares about is getting democrats elected and willing to throw money at whatever causes allow that to happen and these causes he's looking at right now are effectively tied to democrats, they are inextricably link. look at like lives matter one of the groups that are on the receiving and make of his money instinctively connected with grassroots nations, a hard left conference that goes on every year to push further and further to the political left. these are not the arm's-length ngos without partisans or agendas that the mainstream media would make you believe. that you have to look beneath the surface. you have to look at their charitable status and what their charity rankings are. frankly these are political organizations we are seeing soros give to. we exist to get rid of

president trump. that's what they are singing their own words. now service again arguing under the guise of land of philanthropy is trying to get donald trump unelected getting down accusing these groups. >> laura: what has he done in: his own vast corporate structure as far as elevating minorities into senior positions? >> nothing so far as we can see. we actually went to soros' hedge fund yesterday and asked him the question, how many ethnic minorities, how many blacks have you had, african-americans have you had at the top of your organization as managing directors in the soros hedge fund. the answer is none, of course. we've checked it out. but they won't respond to the question. the truth is it's o only of use for him to help out on these issues when it helps him push his argument, his pseudo-philosophy. as far as i'm concerned, laura, he's wearing political black face. but the left loves that. you look at governor northam,

look at justin trudeau. the >> laura: he made all of his money in the free market, the capitalist system. coming from eastern europe as he did. what's going on with him a question like everyone i know his age from eastern europe are conservatives. they love america and they don't want it to go to change but what your theory? >> look at the recent election results over there. george soros is trying to pull the ladder upp behind him. he's okay, jack, doesn't want anybody else to be. it's disgusting and it's a disgrace. he wasas offered the best and nw he wants the worse for everyone else. >> laura: thank you so much for looking into it for us. and dr. fauci like you've never seen him before. stay tuned.

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but you can also find him relaxing by the pool. everyone needs a break. he is on the newest coverage in style magazine. what is he wearing? where is the mask, just joking. that all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the fabulous fox news at night team, take it from here. shannon: my in style should be arriving any minute. i will let you borrow my copy when it gets in. have a great show. florida hospitals report when telling numbers of available icu beds as coronavirus hospitalizations go up. texas hospitals bringing in refrigerated trailers to handle the backlog of patients but is either