is joe rogan wrong there? >> well i mean that depends on your perspective.he's entitled to his opinion and for all the people out there who say yes to lose his job that's ridiculous. i don't prescribe to the idea that everyone sitting around taking their medical advice from joe rogan. people are going to make their own important decisions and look fauci's position is unique to be vaccinated because we don't want to get covid and the unwittingly pass along a symptomatically to other people. you are doing it for the greater good, the common good. i mean people out to make a decision that joe rogan is entitled to his own opinion and the fact that he is to be censored is ridiculous. kennedy: he doesn't get paid a lot of money to spout his opinion and leslie you're a top radio host and you know your job is to come up with a dependent and people have a lot of them about covid. we have talked about -- who should get the vaccine first. i'm not done asking the question, hang on. we have talked a lot about it who should get the vaccine and people have different opinio

fauci, before i let you go, i want you to weigh in on joe rogan. how frustrating is it for you, for this misinformation to continue to spread about covid-19, especially when there are folks still out there saying it is a hoax? >> disappointing. joe rogan is a hugely influential person with a massive audience. it is mystifying why he would give people such bad information that puts them in harm's way. >> joe rogan, who is one of the world's highest paid and most popular podcast host, giving air to anti-vaccine narratives. >> tucker: anti-vaccine narratives. he did nothing of the sort. almost everything you just heard was a lie that obscured a very simple and e potentially relevat question that he asked, which is should healthy young people receive the vaccine? we are not precisely sure what the risks are. it is a lie to say there are no risks. there are risks in everything, including inre getting a vaccin. so why not rationally weigh the risk-reward ratio, as we do with every decision that we make? for that, he was denounced as an anti-vaxxer kook.

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neither is joe rogan.like a scientist and telling people not to wear a mask and not to take the vaccine. he has the largest -- >> will: you are a big vaccine booster not because you believe the science backs it up because the vaccine has come to represent a political ideal. a political signature fire. a political fight on which you think you can win and claim the banner of science. but the wild thing about it, nomiki is it exposes hypocrisy so blatantly for anyone on the left right now. do you realize. >> i think that's absolutely no one -- put forth pharmaceutical that is a bernie sanders bill. >> will: do you realize. >> you are supporting the left right now. >> will: excuse me right now i'm supporting honest americans having independent free throughout to make a free choice about what they interject into their body. i think when the pharmaceutical companies have complete liability protection on the covid-19 vaccine you on the left have chosen a unique time, a really interesting time. >> republicans push

, don lemon, don limited point it out massive platform that joe rogan has and that's absolutely right with don limits pitiful viewership, he also ignored the context of the podcast which is joe rogan was talking about the arena of comedy specifically, but you know, he said it best, which is that you can never be too woke that's the problem. >> another recent quick that chrissy teigen is the worst, she is super, super rich she pretends to be relatable. i hate too much bread. come to your house and give you a cleanse on demand because you can afford that. we are not the same. >> greg: the worst thing about it is that she is -- why is somebody who was supposed to be so successful punching down? i do that. that's my gag, but also, the too much information stuff, that's a whole other side where she's talking about -- >> it's a social media personality disorder, its addiction to attention. >> greg: i like that they are playing music. are you going to play through the whole show? when we return, the ads that spoke out against corporate wokeness. as your business changes, the united states po

if you go to joe rogan for your medical advice, you can come to me about being in good relationshipsr entire life. it's in opinion. and then he jumped in, i'm not saying he's been on the other side of the fence, he's been confusing trying to figure out what from the cdc what we can and can't do. hurry up and get a vaccine so nothing changes. i mean it's confusing, so he gave an opinion, yes he has a tremendous viewership and he ha become the podcast is the way and they can't touch it so of course they're going to go afte them. you kinko after man forgiving i opinion. he didn't backtrack, i'm glad h didn't apologize, i'm glad he didn't write a 12 page essay about how sorry he was. he just said this is what i thought. so he's the adult in the room, unfortunately, the media and fauci aren't spirit. >> we have had lockdowns in the first place to protect older people, to protect those that are most vulnerable. those were the first people vaccinated, so you're fear talking about who should be vaccinated first, its people at the highest risk of dying from the disease or being hospitalized.

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if you go to joe rogan for your medical advice, you can come to me about being in good relationships your entire life. it's in opinion. and then he jumped in, i'm not saying he's been on the other side of the fence, he's been confusing trying to figure out what from the cdc what we can and can't do. hurry up and get a vaccine so nothing changes. i mean it's confusing, so he gave an opinion, yes he has a tremendous viewership and he ha become the podcast is the way and they can't touch it so of course they're going to go afte them. you kinko after man forgiving i opinion. he didn't backtrack, i'm glad h didn't apologize, i'm glad he didn't write a 12 page essay about how sorry he was. he just said this is what i thought. so he's the adult in the room, unfortunately, the media and fauci aren't spirit. >> we have had lockdowns in the first place to protect older people, to protect those that are most vulnerable. those were the first people vaccinated, so you're fear talking about who should be vaccinated first, its people at the highest risk of dying from the disease or being hospitaliz

i don't think joe rogan is wrong. eventually it will encompass everyone and everything.t's not going to silence just single white males. it will silence anywhere that dares walk outside of whatever is deem popular and acceptable at the moment. look around. people of various minorities that don't control -- senator tim scott. he's not attempted to be cancelled or slandered throughout time. it's everyone that holds a point of view that is not in popular culture. >> martha: there's push back to this. one of the examples that just came out today, mayor lightfoot of chicago says she only wants to do interviews with black and brown reporters. they're underrepresented in the press pool. i never heard of such a thing. we have a free press. she said i only want to do interviews with black and brown reporters. there's some push back. people are waking up to how twisted some of this is. >> you and i have discussed that in the past. there's a wakening to what is happening. at this point it's so integrated to so many aspects of our culture. we talked about the school systems, movies.

that is amazing to me considering there was an uproar over comedian podcaster, joe rogan saying young healthy people didn't need the vaccine. he later recanted that. >> i'm not an anti-vaccination person. in fact, said, i think they're safe and encourage many people to take them. my parents were vaccinated. i said if you're a young healthy person i don't think you need it. their argument was you need it for other people. i'm not a doctor, i'm a bleeping moron. i'm not a respected source of information even for me. >> that's pretty incredible. how big is this battle against misinformation in places like the joe rogan podcast where a lot of people tune in and get their information that way. >> he's influential. you can tell when someone is about to say something wrong about vaccines, they say, i'm not anti-vaccine. more than 3 million people, children, have been infected with this virus and more than 200 have died from this virus, children, this deed called multi-system inflammatory disease can be devastating and can have no doubt longer lasting problems. those casual offhand comments i

here's brian stelter. >> reporter: joe rogan has come a long way from eating roaches on "fear factor.shriek. >> you can never be woke enough, that's the problem. >> reporter: the straight white men are the targets of woke culture. >> it will eventually get to straight white men are not allowed to talk. >> right. >> because it's your privilege to express yourself when other people of color have bee n alter the comedy landscape. >> can you make a good comedy movie anymore, or have they -- have they made it so dangerous in terms of like being canceled that comedy moves are no longer something you can do? >> reporter: predicting more backlash toward straight white men in the future. >> it will be you're not allowed to go outside because so many people were imprisoned. >> reporter: think he's joking? >> i'm not joking. it will get there. it's that crazy. >> reporter: crazy indeed. but these arguments from the likes of rogan, bill maher, and tucker carlson are worth analyzing because these issues sway voters. rogan's podcast draws millions of downloads, and has deal with spotify is reported

that's the claim of podcast host joe rogan who by the way has an audience of millions. just a case of feeling threatened by the growing diversity of america? more tonight from cnn's chief media correspondent brian stelter. >> reporter: joe rogan has come a long way from eating roaches on "fear factor," but he's still good at making people shriek. >> you can never be woke enough. that's the problem. >> reporter: the podcast host causing days of chatter by saying straight white men are the targets of woke culture. >> it will eventually get to straight white men are not allowed to talk. >> right. >> because it's your privilege to express yourself when other people of color have been silenced throughout history. >> reporter: cue another day of the woke wars. it's an awakening about racial and social justice to some but an overreaction to others. what is consequence cull ture f some is cancel culture to others. rogan blaming wokeness for altering the comedy landscape. >> can you make a good comedy movie anymore, or have they made it so dangerous in terms of like being cancel

here's joe rogan and dave chapelle, listen to both of these people, they are on the joe rogan experiencepodcast, and they had this to say about where america is heading with wokeness. >> you can never be woke enough. that's the problem. it keeps going further and further and further down the line. if you get to the point where you capitulate where you agree to all these demands, it will event actually get to straight white men are not allowed to talk. >> right. >> because it's your privilege to express yourself when other people of color have been silenced throughout history. we have just got to be nice to each other, man. and there is a lot of people that are taking advantage of this weirdness in our culture and then that becomes their thing. their thing is calling people out for their privilege, calling people out for their position. it you know, crazy times. >> no one can be woke enough. you know? i'm torn because i like a warrior for a good cause but i'm not really into tactics. you are not going to nag people into behaving. >> right. >> in a way that, you know, if you continue with

by just wanted to have you on because i wanted to know if you agreed with joe rogan that eventually thisere this thing ends up. >> anyone who has been alive for the last five years has learned, it's called the progressive movement and it has progress and movement in the title. there are no signs of slowing down or pumping the brakes it goes from one thing to the next. stuff they are pitching today would have signed bizarre and science fiction and orwellian five years ago. and they are pitching that stuff with a straight face now. california is trying to do some curriculum with the kids where they are going to eliminate ap math up until the 11th grade to level the playing field. they are calling math racist. something that would have sounded patently insane a few years ago has become a conversation. i agree with joe. i don't think there are any signs of them slowing down. they haven't provided any evidence that they are contents. if you ever listen to aoc speak, she is never satisfied, she never pumps the brakes, she never stops, she is never satiated. jesse: they are always upset about s

people may not know the sort of sums we are talking about, spotify paid joe rogan $100 million to makenfirm but you can tell us if it is wildly wrong. caroline, people are worried that when you have influences of californian west coast companies, you have a culture of homogenisation. —— influx. netflix, disney would say they employ local people, but you do have the stories that define our culture being funded from a patch of earth on the west coast of america, do you worry about what that will do to podcasting? i do not worry about it so much in relation to california or any one place, but i think the boom in podcasting and its success has given a homogenisation of sound. people here are really successful with true crime shows, and others think if they have that, if i have a different country, but maybe if i make it sound like that, fans of that show will also like my show, and it is getting to the point where it is being parodied on saturday night live, that kind of homogenisation is definitely something i'm aware of. one thing i would imagine, what is encouraging for people in the di

i know doctor fauci was answering questions with joe rogan how much does that play or how much is that a distraction? >> i'm sorry can you repeat the tail end of your question? >> how much is that helping or how much of that is a distraction. >> combating miss information is the core of the question. >> ultimately we know people are question for multiple reasons sometimes they get the misinformation they encounter sometimes they have had a bad experience with the healthcare system and they wonder who to trust. some people are just hurt as we get updates on the vaccine they want to hear from someone they trust that's why the efforts are focused on mobilizing trust including doctors and nurses in faith leaders and family members to get information out to people for people to be vaccinated they need confidence and they need access and that's why we're working hard on all three fronts. >> everyone thank you for doing this call. my big picture question is to what extent are you concerned people are loosening restrictions to quickly credit have been significant gains thinking about new york

fauci was out answering questions with joe rogan this week. how much does that play into solving hesitation? how much of it is a distraction? >> dr. murthy? dr. murthy: can you repeat the tail end of your question? >> how much is that helping to solve hesitation versus how much is a distraction and taking away from other work from happening? >> combating misinformation the core of the question. dr. murthy: we know people have questions for multiple reasons. sometimes they get that from misinformation they have encountered and sometimes they are wondering who to trust. some people have heard different news as we get updated on the vaccine. that is why our efforts are focused on mobilizing local leaders and faith leaders to get out to people. for people to get vaccinated, they need confidence, they need to know this is urgent and important and they need access. that's why we're working hard on all three fronts. jeffrey: next question. >> thank you for doing this call. my big picture question is to what extent are you concerned that people are lo

putting into some of the misinformation efforts, i know doctor fauci was answering questions about joe rogan this week. how much does that solve hesitation and how much is it is a distraction? >> repeat detail end of your question. i want to understand the end. >> how much is that helping to solve hesitation? how much is a distraction taking away from other work that is happening? >> combating misinformation is the core of the question. >> ultimately we know people have questions for multiple reasons sometimes because of misinformation they encounter sometimes because they had a bad experience with the healthcare system and are wondering who to trust and some people have just heard lots of different views as we get updates on the vaccine and they want to hear from someone they trust. that is why our efforts are on mobilizing trust in doctors and nurses, faith leaders and family members to get information out to people but keep in mind for people to get vaccinated they need confidence, to know it is important and they need access and that is why we are working hard on all 3 fronts. >> next qu

ashley: you don't need the bleeps, you get the sense from joe rogan. interesting stat.rants crossing the border. that is del rio, texas, just walking across the rio grande. here is what the biden administration thinks about it. >> dozens or hundreds of migrants walking into the country. i am curious what you meant when you said the border is closed. >> what i meant was precisely that. the border is closed. >> the poor guy. >> that is the same. ashley: i tell you what. as we look at this video, the border is closed? really? it is not. a live report on that coming up. images of long lines and even people hoarding gas and now some airlines are having to add refueling stocks for longer flights. how all of this impacts travelers next. ♪♪ ♪♪ holiday ♪♪ celebrate ♪♪ create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to your future. edward jones. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and

>> john: own more on this from former white house director policy, joe rogan.e president's covid task force. two months ago, when texas decided it was going to reopen again, joe, president biden said it was neanderthal thinking. it appears the governor was right and president biden was incorrect in his assumption that things would go south because texas -- the number of covid deaths and cases continued to decline and recently reported zero deaths. now is he the present began wearing the mask. your thoughts on all this? >> there is no question, john, and thanks for having me. there is no question that president biden was wrong. governor abbott was right. the comment was outrageous. the governor deserves an apology. this is firmly in line with the hyperpartisan rhetoric and tone and approach of the biden administration since right after he was inaugurated. he gave a very flowering inaugural address about bringing the country together. he's been hyperpartisan generally. no area more than covid. and his comments about governor abbott and neanderthal thinking deserv

someone covering tesla, the last time elon musk did something similar on the joe rogan podcast, the stocklix: is that the one where he smoked pot? ed: that is exactly it. when he smoked some marijuana products. alix: that is what i thought. to be totally candid it is -- every saturday morning it is routine to watch the highlights from the new york times. i wonder how much we are front running. guy: saturday morning or sunday morning? alix: sunday morning i watch the highlights. guy: ok. i thought you said saturday. i want to make sure you're getting your times right as well. alix: i cannot stay up that late anymore. that is the problem. i wonder how much is already in it? ed: the thing about elon musk is he does not behave like a standard chief executive officer of s&p 500 company. pity -- he does not behave like the director of any publicly traded company. he uses twitter as a way to disclose company development, not just a tesla, but spacex as well. it is difficult to get information in a timely fashion out of spacex. the expectation is there is a chance he said something about either c

remember when elon did the joe rogan podcast, the following day tesla stock close down 6%.is a serious side to this, he is the ceo of an s&p 500 company. but he does not stick to the stripped. -- stick to the script. think about earning calls last year where he went off script. elon musk has a propensity to say what perhaps he should not as the executive of a publicly traded company. but he does not behave in a normal fiduciary or company way and that is what makes them accessible and why he has a cult following a why there is intense interest in him hosting saturday night live. will he be any good? wait and see. emily: he tweeted again, 10 minutes ago. talk about the self-promotion that has gone into this. >> elon musk is an active user of twitter. he engages with quick cash tesla users and really understands -- he engages with tesla users and understands people he is talking to. and last year's filing they did not disclose how much they spent on advertising because it was negligible. he likes to put himself front and center. he has gotten in trouble with regulators and hi

greg: if you can survive, it would probably be less partied joe rogan is a martial arts guy he will survive. he talks about it. oh he got knocked out. [laughter]st kennedy: after i talk. and again i can't blame a guy at all. greg: what makes men more attractive. [applause] a and you're often tid during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. continue to use any treatments or devices as prescribed by your doctor. don't take sunosi if you've taken an maoi in the last 14 days. sunosi may increase blood pressure and heart rate, which can increase your risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure, or death. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure. sunosi can cause symptoms such as anxiety, problems sleeping, irritability, and agitation. other common side effects in

out in advance and said we don't like them, they criticize his decision of him hosting snl anna joe roganyou're dealing with literally one of the most brilliant man that ever lived who is going to come to your show. >> i'm torn because i like a warrior for a good cause but i'm really into tactics, you're not gonna nag people into behaving, if you continue with this even if you're right it would be very hard to hear. rachel: dave chapelle says no one can be woken off, what are your thoughts. the woke snl members are probably not very funny and also so dumb it's like saying i don't want been franklin or albert einstein to see what they can do on snl, that's kind of funny or taken elon musk ingenious guy putting him on stage, let's see what happens, i was on the edge of my seat. i loved that he brought up yet as burgers disease, what a great way to normalize, we know were all different and bring different traits and talents to the table and elon musk is one of the most brilliant immigrants. carley: i thought that was really neat moment, the ratings are in and he did very well the ratings inc

and cheaper for people to leave their working cow from talking blue-collar work is not elon musk joe rogano to arizona they can buy house, start a business have a job. >> the following your other rules which is go to a state that does not have income taxes. and you can take that money you are saving and create your own wealth which is what people in california want to do. the optimists that are still there, bless their hearts. if you are in a two-bedroom apartment to look at arizona you could be in a four bedroom house with a pool is a pretty easy choice for a lot of people to make but that is why california is losing people they have gambled out that brings me to it another point of yours, i absolute love why should we drive or fly all the way to vegas? >> bingo we need to build casinos direct california lives of the most beautiful locations that need extra tax revenue as well. so that we can build and develop our communities and have more affordable housing in many different areas for i'm just on but building casinos in los angeles or santa monica, i'm tight but even building brand-new d

prolific host was discussing cancel culture with a comedian on his show, "the joe rogan experience" whend this. >> you could never be woke enough. that's the problem. it keeps going. it keeps going further and further and further down the line. and if you get to the point where you capitulate where you agree to all of these demands, it'll eventually get to straight white men are not allowed to talk. >> right. >> because it's your privilege to express yourself when other people of color have been silenced throughout history. >> shannon: finally, step aside, officers. washington d.c. will begin sending unarmed teams of behavioral health experts to respond to some 911 calls beginning in june. the move was recommended last month as part of the city's police reform commission. it'll start as a six-month pilot program. the behavioral health teams will be available daily from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >>> g.o.p. lawmakers standing up tonight to speaker nanci pelosi refusing to wear their masks on the house floor and getting punished for it. our political panel reacts next. (brother) hi sis! (siste

i want to ask you about joe rogan, the podcast host. he's very popular among younger americans. a lot of my friends certainly listen to him. he essentially said that if he were giving advice to a young person in their 20s, he would tell them not to get vaccinated. is there any science that backs him up? is there a harmful message that he's spreading? >> i would love to come on his podcast and pick his brain about why he's making that recommendation. myself as a physician with a medical degree and being board certified in emergency medicine, i don't condition occur with that. i do think that all adults should get vaccinated if they are able. people want to get back outside, they want to travel, they want to see their friends and family, they want to go to events and have weddings. the safest way to do that is to get vaccinated. again, covid is not gone. yesterday we had 58,000 cases in the united states and, again, like i said earlier, we're still seeing similar numbers to where we were in july and august. this pandemic is far from over. >> listen to people who know their stuff l

fauci, before i let you go, i do want you to weigh in on joe rogan.suggested this week, obviously, that young people do not need to get vaccinated. you chastised him for it, to say the least. he's now walked back his comments, saying that he, in fact, is not an expert. how frustrating is it for you for this misinformation to continue to spread about covid-19, especially when there are folks still out there saying it's a hoax? >> well, certainly, the people who say it's a hoax, it's just so terribly detrimental to the effort and that's going to be really causing lives. i was very pleased to see that mr. rogin did what he did in the sense of saying he really was not referring to or taking into account what i was saying, that vaccinating even young people is important because they then do not allow the virus to spread from them to people who might be susceptible to a serious consequence. so, he did walk it back, and that was good. and i think that that shows that he has the flexibility to realize when you point something out to him, he said it, even, wel

stuart: radio host joe rogan warning the dangers of cancel culture.er down the line. it will eventually get to straight white men are not allowed to talk. stuart: straight white men are not allowed to talk. that is interesting. i wonder what the outspoken founder of barstools sports, mr. portnoy himself what does he think about that? i will ask him. i will ask him about safemoon. we'll be back. ♪ that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or fedora shopping. talk to your broker. ten-x does the same thing, - but with buildings. - so no more waiting. sfx: ding! see how easy...? don't just sell it. ten-x it. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ star

and we have seen reported spotify paid joe rogan $100 million to make his podcasts for them.st coast of america. do you worry about that for podcasting? i america. do you worry about that for podcasting?- that for podcasting? i don't worry about _ that for podcasting? i don't worry about it _ that for podcasting? i don't worry about it so _ that for podcasting? i don't worry about it so much - that for podcasting? i don't i worry about it so much related to california as a place, but i think that boom in podcasting and its success has driven a homogenisation of sound. i think the people here are really successful, they do a true crime show like serial. could serial happen with a different culture and different person? maybe if i make it sound like that, then fans of that show would like this one. and i think that happens. and it gets parodied on shows like snl. with the background music. i think that kind of homogenisation could be a roblem. , problem. declan? one thing i was going _ problem. declan? one thing i was going to _ problem. declan? one thing i was going to mention

people may not know the sort of sums we are talking about, spotify paid joe rogan $100 million to make do to podcasting? i do what i will do to podcasting? i do not worry about _ what i will do to podcasting? i do not worry about it _ what i will do to podcasting? i do not worry about it so much in relation — not worry about it so much in relation to— not worry about it so much in relation to california or anyone please, — relation to california or anyone please, but i think the boom in podcasting and its success has given a homogenisation of sound. people here are _ a homogenisation of sound. people here are really successful true crime — here are really successful true crime shows, and others think they have that, — crime shows, and others think they have that, it— crime shows, and others think they have that, it have a silly different country. — have that, it have a silly different country, but maybe if i make it sound — country, but maybe if i make it sound like _ country, but maybe if i make it sound like that, fans of thatcher will also — sound like that, fans of thatcher will al

one time i smoked weed on joe rogan's podcast.ow all the time i hear, elon musk, all he ever does is smoke weed on podcasts. like i go to broadcast to podcast lighting up joints. it happened once. like reducing oj sim sown to murderer. >> i'm excited about my mother's day different. i hope it is not dogecoin. >> it is. jedediah: he is funny. pete: he did a great job. jedediah: the rest of the show was kind of dull. lawrence: i like rich guys, average day people. just chill. why the audience, i'm interested to see the ratings. i guarranty they will love it. pete: i'm first person who host "snl" with asperger's then he said, at least the first one to admit it. he got a good laugh. he played it well in all the skits. jedediah: it is like hit or miss for me. he did pretty well. pete: he did. we'll turn to a few additional headlines, starting with a fox news alert. an urgent manhunt is underway in denver after a police officer is shot responding to trespassing call. just an average trespassing call, what could go wrong. the officer is

washington post" which when he was doing a book tour able to interview him on radio listened to him with joe rogan into great detail studying china. while everyone was studying will russia and he studied china. he revealed what the administration was doing and how we were left in the dark. you honestly could say instead of focusing on the test the cdc, we had another nation poison the globe and all they should tell us the nature. ainsley: america should stick together on their it should not be political. brian: absolutely. ainsley: democrats and republicans should want to punt to out how this happened and we can hold china accountable. republicans in washington going to select committees say weighing need to hold this country accountable for spreading this pandemic all around the world. so many of your loved ones, we all know someone at least the new yorkers i know know someone who has lost someone because of this. do we want this to happen again? we need to find out where this came from? why are we so scared of china? why are we so scared brain brian manufacturing is there, trade deals is there.

hits the belly and like -- hey, i had a buddy who maybe listened to a little bit too much joe rogan decidedas that? somebody just said it works. pete: maybe it does. our director. i have done that we have all had experiences. it's not worth it. maybe -- i do think when i'm in a hotel with my boys or my kids and i jump in the hot tub and i want to get out you have to jump in the cold pool last otherwise you are lethargic. will: wake up in the morning, forget the coffee turn that thing on cold and go. carley: maybe ask the aliens about it. will: i see what you did though, maybe have interstellar travel because they take cold showers. carley: maybe. pete: maybe host an entire block of this show with a cold pool outside. will: no. pete: no? will: no. pete: dave, no? has it ever been done before? carley: not until august at least. will: no. pete: no. the answer is no. all right. the white house encouraging some not so friendly competition telling businesses to just pay their businesses more to compete with unemployment benefit as if it's that easy. senator marsha blackburn's home state of tennes

rogan's podcast ask questions in-depth origins of the virus? he said there is something wrong. steve: yeah. there is something wrong. that's why joeen corrected course and said okay now we are going to do this 90 day investigation. i suggest perhaps it was internal polling. we don't know how that looks but we know how the fox polling looks. america has changed been on joe biden since he has been president of the united states. is joe biden too liberal? almost half of you say yes. now, look at december of 2019. 36%. so, in other words, 10% more of you think that he is too liberal. about the same on about right. and is he too conservative? 5% say less. so it's curious. remember, during the campaign, we were told he is a moderate. but now that we have seen him in action for a couple of months, he is not a moderate according to the polls. ainsley: there was also another poll seven in 10 voters think crime is on the rise. if you look at the numbers, it really is think about his liberal. he ran as a moderate but then we have all of this woke i want to defund police shootings, homicides, robberies, we have fewer police officers wanting t