>> it's called "just another dream" and out on the 15th. >> tammy: excellent. >> i play the mom. >> tammy: thanks for joining us. great to see you, my dear. you can find more about may on the new social media platform. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in january israel became one the first countries to give the new coronavirus vaccine to young people. they said it was necessary for students could take in person exams. what happened next? this week we found out. israeli health officials released a report showing that vaccinated young people,

particularly young men, were developing a fatal complication, a heart inflammation and developing it at extremely high rates. the incident of this in vaccinated young men was 25 times the usual rate. some died. in canada one public official observed the same thing. he was the chief scientific officer at ottawa heart institute and noticed this heart inflammation for patients who received the vaccine. in germany authorities concluded the same thing. the government announced that healthy young people should avoid the vaccine. it's too dangerous. this is a significant development for us in the united states. young americans could develop

a fatal heart disorder because of the vaccine. that's not a conspiracy theory. that's real. the cdc confirmed what appear to be be dangerous side effects. the biden administration's vaccine and first reporting system and the cdc vaccine safety data link show high rates of myocarditis in young people who have been vaccinated. it is possible that healthy young people in this country will be much more likely to be harmed by the vaccine than by covid itself. that would be a disaster. it's the definition of a preventible disaster. how are institutions responding to these numbers? mostly by ignoring them. in the last week many american colleges and universities announced they will require

proof of vaccination before they allow students to return to campus. at some schools that applies only to students. it does not apply to faculty and staff. as for the young people who already recovered from covid and likely have robust immunity, they will be required to get the shot too. these are big numbers. close to 20 million college students in this country. most will have no choice but to take a drug that other governments have conclude side dangerous for them to take. yesterday virginia state university system announced that vaccine exemptions will be nearly impossible to get. it will not be granted based on objections. it is no longer your body.

no longer your choice. if this vaccine there is no escape. you wonder how this can happen in a free country. as me it's reckless. what are the long-term effects of forcing these drugs on millions of young people many of whom don't need it? we don't know what the long-term effects are. anyone who claims he knows is lying. the fda panel discussed the rise in cardiac emergency in young people who got the vaccine. it's more than twice than anticipated. one professor said before we start vaccinating children we need to find out the consequences. joe biden doesn't want to wait. he promised universal vaccination and he plans to get it done.

here he is last week telling you to shut up and take the shot. >> some people say the vaccines were developed so quickly they can't be that good. the bottom line is: i promise you they are safe. they are extremely effective. >> tucker: i promise you say are safe. if the numbers out of israel turnout to be real and applicable to our population that, clip will live forever as the most destructive thing a sitting president has said. the administration should have known this could be coming. pfizer's own clinical trials showed disturbing effects in young people. pfizer gave the vaccine to a group of children between 12 to 15. the rest got a placebo.

the fda approved the vaccine for 12 to 15 years old anyway. now the age may be dropping. the "new york times" is reporting that drug makers pfizer and moderna are gearing up to vaccinate children as young as 6 months old. none of this is necessary. covid is not a great threat to children and young people don't play a significant role in spreading covid. that hasn't stopped the biden administration. here's joe biden personal covid advisor demanding that all college students get the shot. >> there are places where you are congregating people that we should have mandates. students in universitieses. my university, and every

healthcare worker. i should not worry has that doctor or nurse been vaccinated? -- employers should require their workers to get vaccinated. >> tucker: we must get vaccinated. what is the risk? it tells you something that no one in authority ever mentions the down side of vaccination. every drug has potential side-effects. it doesn't mean we don't take them. but we have a right to know what they could do to us. transparency is the ethics of medical ethics. what is the harm rate from covid vaccines you? are not allowed. we wroted numbers of the administration's own reporting system that show a massive

increase in deaths from this vaccine. even if that system is flawed, it's hard to explain the jump in fatalities. same system and different result. between july 1, 1997 there were deaths report. but in the last 6 months it doubled the number of deaths in 1/10th of the time. what does that mean? how do you explain that. those numbers are wrong say the liars. let's say they are wrong. what are the real numbers. how many people were killed or injured by the covid vaccine? does anyone know the answer? more to the point is anyone in authority making a good faith looking to find the answer?

it's outrageous. if you are going to force people to take a drug, you have a moral obligation to understand the effects of the drug and be honest. they have are not doing that. people closest to these decisions have a good sense of what is going on. they know transparency with they see it and know lying when they see it. the other day the head of nih and cdc admitted half of their employers were not vaccinated? why? you think they would be first in line. it's not because they are ignorant. maybe it's the opposite. in texas one group of healthcare workers, some of the most informed patients in america are revolting at being forced to take this vaccine. watch. >> houston methodist hospital requiring all staff members to get vaccinated for covid-19 or

be fired. >> right off the bat i decided i was not going to do it. everybody in america should have the right to decide what they put in their bodys. >> jennifer bridges worked in houston methodist for 12 years and spent a year and a half treating covid-19 patients and got sick herself. >> i still have antibodies in my system but that doesn't work. >> they say methodist is forcing implios to be human guinsea pig -- >> tucker: the courts will decide if it is legal to force americans to take medicine they

don't want to take. but college students can't wait for a court decision. in just weeks they will have to show vaccine passports or they will be barred from school. how should their parents respond? this doctor is a surgeon and a scientist at harvard medical school. he joins us. so, i want to ask you specifically about college students. i know you have a number of children including some i believe in college. but also because you have done work on the question of vaccinating people who recovered from the virus and have had a level of antibodies in their system. does it make sense to force young people to get the vaccine when they have recovered from covid? >> that's a great question. in the recent months and in the past week, it's becoming clear

that people recovered are equally protected from covid infection compared to people who were vaccinated. this is something we predicted even before the evidence emerged. no. i believe that vaccinating people who are covid recovered in this emergency situation where we rapidly approved this new vaccine is an error in public health judgment. we are overriding the principles of medical necessity. if a person doesn't benefit from a vaccine or any medical treatment they should not be given it. it only opens the door to harm. we are doing something unprecedented: vaccinating people in the middle of an outbreak. where people have had recent infections. that's a recipe for disaster.

>> tucker: as someone who studied this, how strongly do you feel about this? if you were a parent of a child who had covered from covid and had high levels of antibodies as measured by a blood test, how would you respond to the demand that child has to get the vaccine before returning back to campus? would you allow that? >> i am happy to share my own personal position. i have two kids going to college. one a great college in boston. she had no antibodies and got the moderna vaccine and now has good antibodies levels. my son at the university of chicago. he had covid in november and a whopping amount of antibodies. we are asking for a vaccine exemption based on potential harm. from a medical perspective this is a no brainer.

if we force kids at risk of loss of educational opportunities to meet in person to get vaccinated and they are harmed, this is not the liability that the institutions will have to absorb. this is not an approved vaccine. we are rushing through this very fast where many people have already been naturally infected. >> tucker: you make a compelling case. if you don't get the medical exemption, what then? >> well, that's a good question. we will cross that bridge when we get to. i will have his serum levels measured again. i would know -- not be opposed

if his antibodies drop to getting a booster shot. part is his own decision because he is an adult. >> tucker: doctor, thanks for coming on tonight. a new study on hydroxychloroquine the forbidden drug was conducted by researches in new jersey. they found that hydroxychloroquine can increase survival rates from covid by up to 200%. they didn't say that last year but apparently it's true. alex knew that all along, he is an author and joins us now. what do you make of these numbers out of israel and the response by germany and physicians in canada and our own cdc suggesting that young men taking this vaccine might be at risk for heart ibflammation.

how big of a story is this? >> an enorm ours story. -- it was a month ago that the cdc said kids 12 to 15 could get this vaccine. we don't have much data on that population yet. there have already been 2 cases of myocarditis after itsond dose. people don't have an excess risk for after the vaccine. the risk appears to get worse the younger kids are. why you would push 12 to 15 years old to be vaccinated when we know worldwide the risk of

death of covid-19 from people under 18 is so low you almost can't measure it. it's like 1 per million. i don't understand what the public health authorities are thinking. it seems good to me that the cdc is concerned about this. they called for an emergency meeting next week. you and i and other voices in the wilderness warned about this and we talked about the lab leak last year and nobody wanted to listen. now the chickens are coming home. >> tucker: scary. at great cost to people and their kids. tell me about hydroxychloroquine. we have not been allowed to use that word for sometime. what do we know? >> quickly, this is part of the bigger puzzle. donald trump last year liked hydroxychloroquine so you could

not say anything positive about it. the study out of new jersey should be confirmed if it's true with bigger studies that are randomized controlled which they have not done. they made one interesting observation maybe hydroxychloroquine was under-doseed in heavy people. so with a higher dose you might show the results you would like to show that the drug has benefits. which we have not done. what to remember about acq, we don't know whether it works or not. the medical establishment once donald trump said he liked it destroyed it. the lancet published an article it had to retract it. if donald trump were president and we were talking about the trump vaccine the medical establishment would be looking

much harder at what they should have been looking at for 6 months. >> tucker: we shut down previous vaccines with a much smaller harm rate. you're absolutely right. i appreciate you coming on. thank you. so for a white house that stands on the side of women, it's interesting to note the biden administration has banned the word women and mother. that's totally out. mothers are birthing people. i want -- am not making this up. we have a new document from the administration with all of the words banned from the human language. we'll be right back.

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>> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: they said it's as american as mom and apple pie. you can't say that anymore. both are banned. we saw this a few weeks ago when the single dumbest member of congress used the term birthing people rather than mothers. now it's gone mainstream. the term birthing people has the endorsement of the white house.

at a hearing yesterday the deputy director explained you have to be a bigot to use the term woman. >> the budget requests 26 million dollars to reduce maternal mortality and eliminate race based disparities among birthing people. i have never heard the term before. can you explain what it means? >> absolutely. there are certain people who do not have gender identities that apply to female or male. our language needs to be more inclusive. >> this is the least complex issue ever addressed. mothers give birth. fathers don't. children are a product of a mother and a father. that's not politics. that's biology. if you are force us to deny it, you seek to control reality

itself. it's not just the budget office doing this it. a document from the federal reserve, a memo on bias-free language but it's very biassed and instructs staffers not to use words and phrases that are offensive like founding fathers and man made and pronouns like he or her. the fed is controlling monetary policies. it's supposed to be a political. they want to control our minds. victor davis hanson one of the few people smart enough to see what this means. we are honored to have him here tonight. what should we take from this? >> well it's characteristic of all bureaucracies when they can't solve a problem they go to the triviality as if they have done something. look at the federal reserve.

we may have 6 to 7% inflation right now. we have a 2.8 mortgage rate. that's a gap. they are looking at the pronoun and we have a 30deficit. they don't have a clue how to handle that, but they want to focus on this trivia. it's characteristic of the left. they always want to be a culture revolutionary. they want to go back in the past and cancel people out and rename streets and buildings and universities and topple statues and change the language. that's what the soviet union did. the biden administration believes after 1,000 years. usage they have invented new words that nobody thought.

-- of. it's the beginning of paradise. it's giving an answer for a question that doesn't exist or a solution for a problem that doesn't exist. it's like the smollett syndrome. these words are here for a reason. they are specific. it's important that people realize while the founding fathers, their achievement was not because they were male. they transcended their sex. they created ideas that meant you would have women sufferage and civil rights. they didn't have to do that. there is nothing in the constitution that mentions race or gender. it's important to see how they did. it's important for us to not say

that queen victoria or queen elizabeth was a woman and that's what she was. but i think it enriches history to know they were women and transcended their situations. i don't want to recreate language and make us all nothing. collective blobs. do we have a lot of transgender people pouring into hospital that are pregnant and saying i will have a medical crisis if you get the wrong pronouns. pronounce enrich the language and establish reality. that's what language is for. >> tucker: do you find it interesting they are so offended by fertility in nature and the idea that people reproduce? men and women create new life. it's like it's repulsive to them.

why is that? >> well, i think it's because it started with a feminist movement. they felt that impaired a woman's future. it reflects reality that the age when people are getting married and having children is buying a home has gone from mid 20s to mid 30s. our crisis is we are not reproducing ourselves. we are suffering from prolonged adolescents. these children have adult bodies but the mind of children. they don't want to grow up. aoc is a good example of a person suffering from that. she said she doesn't want to have children because of climate change. i don't know if it's the student debt or the economy but they don't want take off their training wheels and go experience life and its adventures and dangers.

>> tucker: it's sad. appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: joe biden will investigate extremism in the military. we are learning who is in charge of the investigation. it's extremists. are you surprised? we have details.

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you may pay as little as $10 per prescription. ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® today. >> tucker: it's weird at the moment that most of the country lives in terror that anything you say can be twisted into the r-word and you are fired and cancelled and never heard from again. some small group of people are able to attack anyone they want on the basis of their race and they are celebrated for it. that's accelerating. chris gallagher has the latest example tonight. >> you should know that dr. donald moss is an author and

faculty institute in san francisco, where he tells his students that whiteness is contagious and you are more prone to contract it when you are white. a drive to hate and terrorize and target non-white people. there is good news. parasitic whiteness is treatable he said with psychic and historic intervention with methods of redistribution. the bad news is whiteness has no cure. some call this psycho-nonsense. how do my colleagues consider this scholarship? anyone take this seriously? i looked it up.

yes this is real. now i want to throw my psychology degree in the garbage. it was published in 8 journal one of the most trusted publications in psychology. it's the cnn of psychoanalysis. >> tucker: trace gallagher thank you. does anyone take that seriously? yes. what are the consequences? how will this wind up? where are we going? it's dangerous. in january, the new secretary of dense vowed to root out extremism in the military. >> if confirmed i will fight hard to stamp out sexual assault and rid our ranks of racists and extremists. the job of the department of defense is to keep america safe

from our enemies. we can't do that if some enemies lie within our own ranks. >> tucker: he is right about that. thinking of a different group. as part of the hunt for extremist the pentagon partnered with islamic activists. we are learning that a u.s. army commander in fort carson told troops, white people are part of the problem. well, that's healthy. this is an investigative journalist. what picture of u.s. military did this paint? >> it paints an unpleasant one from the top down. bishop garrison is leading the group that was set up to create a new definition of extremism.

how do you define it? they will define it and they will screen recruits in the military and punish them if they lie. it will be a point of contact for veterans and tell regulate who gets into what kind of national security position. they have gotten 18 experts to coordinate with this definition. only one has a military background and only two have a law enforcement background. the most are partisan democrats who supported biden and a third are muslim or from islamic groups. two are not united states citizens but worked with the united nations. >> tucker: these sound like political czars to me? >> that's the very much the case. they will create a definition of extremism that fits their

agenda. when you talk about beliefs that people in the military can and can't have, that's what they accused of mccarthy doing. they will tell people in the military what they can think and not just what they can do. >> tucker: maybe at some point someone in the congress could hold up the military budget over stuff like. you can't have a politicized military. you have heard of any member of congress saying you can't have anymore more deflective fighter jet if you keep talking like this? anybody pushing back? >> or defunding the money going to all of these critical race theory diversity programs. that's a huge financial censor. >> tucker: i appreciate you coming on. thank you very much. we talk about a lot of long-term

problems. some will be resolved on their own. this is one to worry about. fertility rate declineing in in country. no one is talking about why and what effect this is having on people. we will speak to someone taking it seriously and a new episode of the documentary series on fox news nation.com. i highly recommend it.

>> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: in a documentary series the newest episode is called hunting ms-13 on fox nation. if you want to know what ms-13 is ask why it's a threat. we visited with el salvador and met with members of ms-13 held in prison for murder and talked to them. >> to it understand how tough prison in el salvador has become we took a tour. >> this an hour and a half outside of el salvador. this is the first prison in the

country to mix gang members in the same facility. a controversial decision. we are walking in with the director of prisons. this is a high-tech x-ray-machine. that's after a full pat down. security here is tight. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> tucker: ms-13 is a product of our broken immigration policy. we talked to the president of el salvador. he said that ms-13 has grown into something bigger than

a gang and a threaten to the nation. how would you describe ms-13? >> well, it's an international organization. it's not just a gang like most people would think. it's an international criminal organization. they have offices in new york and los angeles and italy and australia and here in guatemala and honduras. this is a very big criminal organization comprised of hundreds of thousands of people. >> tucker: an amazing experience. when you talk to people in ms-13 who are held in prison for murder they joined it in l.a.! if you think our immigration policy doesn't have consequences watch it on fox nation. total fertility last year in the

united states, the number of children americans have was the lowest on record since the government began tracking it 100 years ago. this has massive implications for the country for all of us who live here. what are they? rebecca is with the hudson institute and wrote a piece on this. thanks for coming on. apart from the obvious biological implications, we will cease to exist, what are the more subtle implications? >> well, most people point to the economy as the driver of the problem. people are not having kids because they can't afford it. i think it's a culture dogma telling little girls their greatest value in society is to the extent they can maneuver to monetize their talents and abilities. we saw this over mother's day weekend with feminists denigrating motherhood.

you can see it in the biden plan. 225-billion dollars to get bodies in the work force. when the truth of the matter is women still want to be mothers. they are cauterizing their hearts to put off having children or having more than one child to go to the work force and establish careers and they run out of time. what we should be doing and i tell young women to get married and have children. continue to work but to the extent it works for your family. that's where you will find great happiness and have a healther society if you do that. >> tucker: it's corporate propaganda. anyone on the death bed thinks i am so glad about the raise i

got? none of it means anything. why does anyone say that. >> it is hollow. this is something people on the right and left are bad at. people are afraid to affirm to children that their time, talent and abilities and education are never wasted on their children. i love my work. i am not saying that women should not work. what i am saying is that they should prioritize what is most important before time runs out. not just having children but having children take time. and the self-sacrifice brings out great joy. children are not just a burden on society. this makes life worth living and the pursuit of happiness is constituted in pouring into other people in relationships and self-sacrifice. it's something all of us need to be better at encouraging young

women to do. >> tucker: and it's fun. nothing comparison to having children. that's the saddest thing i have ever heard. why can't republicans say that? they can't tell the truth about life? >> we have not exercised those muscles. it's about gpdz. the point of a good gdp is about a healthy society. women prefer having one person to be the breadwinner. they don't just want to have children but they want to be with them. they think we bodies into the work force. it's not just in producing widgets or breaking glass

ceilings, but it's in relationship. every grandfather and mother and mentor needs to affirm this in women who want to get married and have children and not just to waste their time. >> tucker: of course. we have been told a bunch of lies. no wonder everybody is so unhappy. thank you very much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: this show is not yet over. we'll be right back.

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