marty makary. >> thank you. i would like to ask with the co-pays and all of the stuff, when it to become a thing in america. to me seem like the biggest game in the world, like no one else would you pay like this and then my second question would be my justification is that healthcare ceos to make that much money. maybe capped at 500,000 or some others' percentage of money. it is so stupid that they're going to be denying people lifesaving carrie and these guys were walking away with money that they can even spend in a lifetime. >> good people. i'm convinced in healthcare every level administration, insurance, clinicians nurses we have good people working in a bad system. we're playing a silly game is on a system that we designed. it's a system that we inherited it prior generation and jacked up prices, way high enough or secret discounts to different selected groups. it's absurd. as resulting in a game today. modern-day of price gouging and that comes with preparatory billing. shows the companies have no ways o

makary. >> caller: thanks. one, i'd like to ask, when did copays and all this stuff become a thing in america? like to me it seems like the biggest scam in the world, like no other industry would you pay for something that you pay to use. it's insane and my second question would be what justification does health care ceos making $14 million a year. shouldn't they be capped at $500,000 or some other percentage of money? it's so stupid they're denying people life-saving care and these guys are walking away with money they couldn't spend in a life time? thank you. >> guest: we have good people i'm convinced in health care at every level, in administration, insurance, the clinicians, nurses, but we've got good people working in a bad system. we're playing a silly game and it's not a system we designed. it's a system we inherited from a prior generation and that is jack up prices way high and then offer secret discounts to different selective groups and it's absurd. and it's resulting in a game today a modern day he

makary. -- you are on with dr. makary. caller: you are worried about the health care system, the most inefficient system in america is the u.s. federal government. they have their hands in everything and you have people like dr. fauci that have their own interests. it is proven that he has been funding that wuhan virus. he is writing -- anyway, the federal government as inefficient as they are, they continue to get bigger and more inefficient, the health care system is going to be a mess forever. and that is all i have to say. thank you. guest: first of all, i have disagreed with dr. fauci on almost every strategy of this entire pandemic, but i believe he has the best intentions and i do believe he loves this country. but in terms of our health care system, it is spiraling out of control and it will take down the entire economy if we do not change our ways. right now, health care spending is 40% of all federal spending. -- is 48% of federal spending. about 20 plus percent of our federal spending goes to social security che

makary almost entirely. we do have to be careful of the delta variant because we don't know how much pre-existing immunity against the normal type will provide against delta. what we do know is that vaccination is very effective even against the delta variant. could you need your two doses but i do agree with dr. makary the data are clear if you get dofd and have one dose your protection level is equal tore or equal to people who didn't have covid and got two doses. we are very aligned. do be careful of delta. don't be alarmed. we are in very good position. get your vaccine whether you have had covid or not. >> bret: admiral, what do you say there is polls out that say that people who haven't gotten vaccination for one reach or another scared of it, skeptical of the government. they don't know whether they want to wait until another iteration of the vaccine, 78% of them said they are not going to go forward and get it what do you tell those people about the vaccination? >> well, i think we have to be complet

marty makary is standing by.t there for your holiday weekend, this delta variant of covid-19. that is a mutation first identified in indiana. the cases exploded. and as you briefly touched on there, the difference with this one is that it spreads more effectively than the other strains of covid-19. the case numbers are small thus far, but delta cases are increasing, particularly in the south and midwest. missouri for instance has seen covid-19 hospitalizations jump for the last four days. they have not seen numbers that high since may, and they have not seen them last since march. oklahoma seen a jump in cases, but falling behind in testing and sequencing, given the proximity to experts who suspect delta it is making its move and the sooner state. they anticipate that it will take over as a dominant strain by fall. >> probably doubling every few weeks in the united states, and almost up to 20% of all cases in the united states. >> now the good news is that doctors think that the pfizer and modernity vaccines will

marty makary is next.epublicans launching a new hearing into the origins of the covid-19 pandemic that killed more than 600,000 americans. democrats led by nancy pelosi however continue to stonewall those congressional probes. focusing on the capitol riots instead. we have the story next. >> millions of people have died and those folks that have lost loved ones they deserve an answer and to prevent future epidemics like this we need to get into the origins of it as well. ♪ you look a little lost. i can't find my hotel. oh. oh! ♪♪ this is not normal. no. ♪♪ so? ♪♪ right? go with us and find millions of flexible options, all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you spons

, your future, joining me tonight texas congressman brian babin and, jason chaffetz, doctor marty makary, congressman rick crawford and chris stewart in dhs oversight mike howell back with us, we have this the justice department reporting is staggering rise in violent crime across the country but new york democrat alexander acosta cortez calls for concerns about that hysteria despite a double digit spike higher in shooting deaths in her hometown of new york and msnbc commentator again without evidence down play politicizing the rise in violent crime and we are following this the house republicans launching a new hearing into the origin of the covid-19 pender mike that killed within 600,000 americans, democrats led by nancy pelosi continue to stonewall and we are going to show you new footage of emerging of an ally of dr. fauci, he is peter daszak, nih funding, he is on tape boasting about creating killer coronavirus is in laboratories, senator bernieor sanders says no way to mitch mcconnell's demand that president biden force democrats chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to back down and not

marty makary to the show. great to have you on, sir. dr.ay have leaked from that lab in wuhan, china, saying it quote, looked unusual, but then that same year, last year he is slamming that theory to the "national geographic" saying, quote, i don't get what they're talking about. can you square this? what is going on here? >> dr. gottlieb is a straight arrow, i'm sure that is correct. dr. fauci was smart to know lab leak hypothesis. i mentioned last year in april, finally dr. fauci knew. dr. fauci is doing is what any rational person might do, if you funded the lab that leaked this virus to the world you might not want to talk about it that much and i think that is the era it would be good for him to show some humility. elizabeth: we don't know how much the funding was. we see 600,000, more than 800,000, now we're seeing 123 million went out under the obama administration but here's what the issue, what people are saying is, that there is a feeling of scientific recklessness. you know, that we shouldn't have been working with the wuhan lab

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can, you are on with doctor makary. >> caller: you were worried about the u.s. health care system and the biggest, the most inefficient industry in america is the u.s. federal government and they got their hands in everything and yet people like doctor anthony fauci who have their own interests, it is proven that he's been helped funding the wuhan lab in the various and he has his interests so he is running -- anyway, the federal government as inefficient as they are they continue to get bigger and more inefficient the healthcare system is going to be a mess forever and that's all i have to say. thank you. >> host: doctor makary. >> guest: first of all, i have disagreed with doctor anthony fauci on almost every strategy of this entire pandemic but i do believe he is the best intentions and i do believe he loves this country but in terms of our healthcare system it is spiraling out of control and going to take down the entire economy if we don't change our ways. right now healthcare spending is 48% of all federal spending. if you look at the hidden ways that we s

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marty makary and arkansas republican rick crawford.or the o'connell, rick holloway, and former border patrol council president brandon judd. a big announcement, hhs inspector general will audit and probe government grants made by the nih they will likely include u.s. funding of the wuhan lab and gain of function supervirus research. we'll break down critics claims that the massive censorship of the origins of covid-19 by the media and big tech were all part of a campaign to defeat president donald trump by insuring the blame fell on trump and not on china. now house republicans introducing a new bill to fire dr. fauci. dr. fauci today tries to claim he never downplayed a possible lab leak. we have the evidence that he did. we have the big reveal that could blow up the argument about a lab leak against, against a lab leak theory. plus government watchdogs asking why did dr. fauci make the most money out of all federal workers? he makes more money than four-star generals and the president. they say his hundreds of media events during the

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marty makary. >> caller: thanks. thanks for taking my call. i think where the doctor is, is spot on with the pressure that is going on. doctors on the playground with him, probably one of the largest hospital associations, health care organizations in the country, and with their national conference this year in vegas, they're requiring people to have the vaccine in order to attend. again to the doctor's point -- >> host: dave, are you still with us? we are losing you for a second. >> guest: vaccine for people who already have immunity don't make sense and when you create this artificial construct in the you state as our public health officials and cdc have done that you've got two groups, the vaccinated and unvaccinated, you're alienating and disenfranchising the half of the unvaccinated that have natural immunity and those who tested positive, that counts as immunity. so let's stop talking about the vaccinated and unvaccinated, and instead talk about the immune and nonimmune. >> host: variants also a topic that gets talked a lot about, when w

marty makary, they join us next. violence all over blue state america this weekend.leo, they react to all of it caught on tape. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, still more questions than answers surrounding dr. doom and gloom flip-flop fauci and how much he knew about the credibility of the lab leak theory and just how much he knew about your money, your taxpayer dollars going to gain of function research because as we told you last week, his email show that he was warned early that this could have originated in that lab in wuhan and appears to have held urgent talks about the origins of the virus in the early days of coronavirus. for example, fauci sent an email to a top staffer in early february 2020 after he'd been told it looks like we see the genome that this was in fact gain of function and human engineered. this one said "it is essential we speak this morning. keep your cell phone on. read his paper as well. the email that i will forwar

joining me fox news contributor marty makary. thanks for joining us. but the delta variant. is it too late to assess the risk? >> if you have immunity either from the vaccination or natural immunity there is nothing to worry about with the delta variant. it appears to be more contagious but all infections are clustered around the non-immune population. charles: you have expressed concerns that cdc isn't doing more about reports of heart problems in young folks who have taken the vaccine. what is it going on here? >> yeah, charles, this is a big problem. there is more data right now to guide a pause for the second dose in kids than there was for the j&j pause and the reason is that we're seeing a cluster of hundreds of these heart complications, perry carditis, myocarditis, including a couple deaths from kids who got sick from the second dose. this is not random association. it is association until proven otherwise in a child. in adults you have a random baseline rate of blood clots and other problems like strokes. in kids you have got to assume the ass

marty makary, doc, welcome. doctor: good to be with you, mike. response and how dr. fauci handled it? doctor: i think what happened we had an entire healthcare system and bureaucracy that was unable to pivot quickly not just in recognizing it but warning the country. even if you look at dr. fauci's emails, there's nothing that incriminating of him but what you do see is this sort of lack of sounding an alarm early when business leaders were begging for an answer and so, therefore, when we had the closure it was like the second coming to have messiah, people were stuck in destinations when they were traveling. we should have had more warning from public health leaders. mike: on the wuhan lab leak theory, here is a clip from you from april of last year. let's take a listen. >> i've worked in labs, mistake happens labs but we had whistleblowers. and presumably whoever was some of the early patients involved here could have been patient zero presented to a doctor. there are a lot of data points here that suggest the story is very plausible. mike: a l

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first major test on the world stage, joining us tonight kt mcfarland, michael huckabee, doctor marty makarykansas republican rick crawford, also ford o'connell, phil holloway and national border patrol council randy judd and a big announcement, the hhs inspector general will audit and probe government grants made by the nih, likely include u.s. funding of the one lab and gain-of-function supervisor virus research and will break down critics claims that the massive censorship of the origin of covid-19 by the media and big tech are part of a campaign to defeat president donald trump, by ensuring the blame for long-term but not china. and house republicans introducing the new bill to fire dr. fauci, dr. fauci again tries to claim he never down to play the leaks, we also had a big reveal that to blow up the argument about a lab leak against the lab leak theory. plus watchdog asking why did dry out of all federal workers, he makes more money than four-star generals and the president. they say his hundreds of media events during the pin debit cost taxpayers big bucks it raises big questions with

makary, great to talk to you. then go get a beer, obesity is still a major, major problem in the united states and also it contributes to having more symptoms of the coronavirus. i know you brought that up in the past as well and it seems contradictory to the goal. >> john: which is the reason why i have not taken up krispy kreme on their offer of a free doughnut per day. >> sandra: while delicious. >> john: yes, no question about that. sandra, father speaking out on critical race theory and what some parents call indoctrination in the classroom, listen here. >> we want white kids to know that they are not oppressed, i want little black kids to know that they are not oppressed and they can do anything they want to do it if they make their mind to it. >> john: why his story is going viral. plus the reports that the fight over crt in school is now pitting parent against parent. >> sandra: that's an amazing story and an amazing little girl and father. and because to the left to attack the supreme court are all the ju

makary joins us now. doctor, good to see you. >> good to be with you.e came up in your book then, we always wonder about the high price of drugs, the inability to show flexibility, not among the entire medical establishment but the vast industries that support it or part of it. and i don't know if some of the things change with covid. whether it was "operation warp speed" to come up with a vaccine or the possibilities that it could be shaken. and now what is going on with trying to get to the origins of covid are illustrating that. are you encouraged with some of the things that you wrote about in 2019 that are being addressed maybe now? >> yeah, we have to shake things up. health care is the largest business in the united states. in january of 2018 it became the largest industry in america around it is a broken industry. doctors and nurses are on a treadmill. through-put billing cycle. we're not addressing the underlying causes of illness we need to. as a result we have problems that are unaddressed. we've got to start treating diabetes with cooking cl

marty makary, great catching up with you, thank you. >> you too, neil, thanks so much.d forth on this infrastructure measure, the two sides are far apart. we did tell you at the outset of the show here that the president wants to meet with west virginia republican senator to discuss her plan to find maybe some middle ground on all of this. jacqui heinrich keeping track of all of this right now who joins us out of washington. jacqui? reporter: good afternoon to you, neil. the white house is giving about a one week window to see if they can strike a deal with senate republicans on a skinny infrastructure bill dealing in hard infrastructure and tomorrow 's meeting between president biden and senator shelley capitaeu, the lead gop negotiator is crucial in figuring out if they can swing it or if democrats have to move forward on their own. there are still some big differences on how to pay for it the gop is still pushing to to repurpose unused covid-19 funds and enact a highway user fee for electric vehicles and the white house is holding firm on wanting to raise taxes on co

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marty makary.t like you. >> i think what we noticed in these emails, brian, there is an absence of any real sense of urgency sounding the alarm. by early march, just days before the shutdown his strongest warning was simply to tell old people not to take cruises. hundreds of leaders in the united states were emailing throughout february and early march begging him to understand what should they be doing? how should they prepare? should they take this seriously? absent was any real sounding of the alarm when many of us were around there is a hey, a little help from dr. fauci would be appreciated as we are trying to prepare the country. brian: on this whole mask debate, wherever you stand on it, we know he flip flopped on it we also know in science magazine that chinese scientist who is a friend of his was critical saying why aren't americans being told to mask up? and then he quickly wrote back and said to them sorry, that reporter messed with my words. i would never say something like that. i think

marty makary.onths of age? maybe vaccinations for babies by end of this year, or fall of this year, does this age group really need the vaccine? >> one thing we have to consider the background level of infection or the threat out there. if the cases in the community are very low why are we protecting kids from an inneck shun is far lowest than meningitis or other infectious diseases? there are have been seven cases of boys 16 to 19 developed heart complications. they were transient. it is called myocarditis within four days of getting the seg dose of the pfizer vaccine. there may be side-effects in kids. overall it may be safe. vaccine safe in adults is going to be safe in kids once they figure out the case for dosing. the case for a healthy kid to get the vaccine is there but it is not compelling. stuart: what happens if the teachers union, any other group says you can't come back to school, you can't come back to k-12 unless you got the jab? you have a real problem right there? >> we're going to

the establishment disaster but first i want to check in with author of the price that we pay marty makary in a deliberate misinformation on teenage hospitalization rates pushed by the cdc and amplified in the media doctor mccurry, welcome. why don't i dig into the numbers, maybe i should not be shocked, i was shocked the cdc telling us a troubling rise in the hospitalization rates of teens when they knew the numbers had been coming down for months. >> is a misinterpretation of the data set, i remember as an epidemiology student at the harvard school of public health they would give you data sent to you to construct a clinical argument with one conclusion and as an exercise do it again for another conclusion, you can do it and what you see with the report that you cited cherry picking of the data the headlines that were not broadcast by the cdc and the media did not cover no child in the entire study died of covid, number one in the hospitalization rate was lower for covid then influenza the cdc sits on a lot of data, why are weakening the data from february now in june with the swelling c

jillian: makary. china confirms first case of h1n1 3 bird flu. this is a report. 28th with this bird flu was diagnosed a month later. tell us what you know about a bird flu. is it as serious as something like covid because i think a lot of people are going to wake up to this news and say oh my gosh, not again. tell us what you know about that but also the transparency, i guess you could say, from china on this. >> jury, jillian, understandable people will be skittish when they hear about a new virus out of china especially houson is i advertised they are right now. we see bird flus emerge out of depositionly populated areas. they do come from birds not chickens. some have been found in bought tri workers. the thing is all they they can be more deadly they are not more contagious. the thing about covid-19 that really burned all of us is that you can pass it while feeling great. most influenza viruses you are sick while you are contagious. i don't expect this to be much there has been 180 ice laths of avian flus of a similar strain. we haven't seen much community tr

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herewith reaction the author of the book "the price we pay" fox news medical contributor marty makaryide legal jeopardy for dr. fauci? fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett. i don't know if trusting dr. fauci is trusting the science because dr. fauci science has been wrong an awful lot. >> they are antiscience but not most of us. most have been asking for a more data-driven dialogue. it's turned into modern-day mccarthyism and inordinate natural immunity is a big mistake and still is, dismissed the idea of maximizing the first dose. didn't say anything when doctors were as skinned to pull the extra half dose which would increase the vaccine supply by 50%. there's a lot of big mistakes and as a doctor i can tell you, they appreciate it when i say i'm sorry you made a mistake. people are hungry for honesty. >> sean: let's look at the legal side of this and i thought the emails were quite to dr. fauci and he knew, gregg jarrett, as early as generate 21st 2020 that people were writing him and telling him that he believed that the gain f function was perpetrated on the virus and he knew th

marty makary. thank you for being with us tonight. a little bit more of that article from "the new york times." it says years of research on the dangers of coronavirus and the broader history of lab accidents and errors around the world provided scientists with plenty of reasons to proceed with caution as they investigated that pathogens but troubling safety practices persisted. tw, we are still trying to get answers. there is going to be a hearing tomorrow. do you think will ever truly get concrete evidence about exactly what happened. >> thank goodness that finally we are trying to get some answers on covid. i am old enough to remember when liberals were complaining that anyone who dared to question this virus might have originated out of a wuhan lab, we were either labeled a racist or conspiracy theorists. it's exciting to be validated but this is something that donald trump have been saying all along, this idea that this virus originated in the wet market, it always seems strange but we knew this, once joe biden was elected, all t

marty makary, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ neil: all right, we are waiting to hear a border briefing that will feature the former president of the united states, donald trump, with governor greg abbott of texas, in talking about what they say has become an outright emergency at the border, they wanted right now, the governor, as you know is spearheading an effort to build and finish the wall that donald trump started, then he's got a lot of republican governors helping him out with troops of their own to get that process going. congressman darrel issa joins us from california, very familiar with this issue. good take on, what concerns him the most there. i just wonder, congressman, where this goes. i mean, obviously we've not heard from the biden administration on whether this could be done on federal lands or how they will respond, which might be telling, but can they act in thi

we welcomed at -- bad vector marty makary a surgeon at johns hopkins university author of the book the price we pay with postmark and health care that took out in paperback with this section looking back on covid conclusions you come to doctor. c pandemic. what was the main reason for that slowness, that frigidity and learned some of the lessons needed here. >> will healthcare became three

makary told us escaped from a lab in china. listen to dr. peter daszak a colleague of dr.re successful creating a supervirus in the wuhan lab. >> you create the pseudo particles. you insert the spark proteins from the viruses, see them bind to human cells. each step of this you move closer closer to this virus could really become pathogenic in people. you narrow down the field, reduce the cost, you end up with a small number of viruses that really do kill. you can manipulate them in the lab pretty easily. you can get the sequence, the protein, we went with ralph barrick of unc to do this. do another virus and do work in the labs. elizabeth: he is calling them, quote killer viruses. who is overseeing this in the u.s.? dr. fauci didn't testify -- again, congresswoman miller-meeks has talked about, congressman green, they are using american dna in order to do ethnic targeting of viruses and possibly you know, maybe gender targeting, who knows, citizen targeting, who knows. this is not tinfoil hat stuff. this is serious stuff. go ahead, congressman. >> one of the things i hear

marty makary bring up earlier in another interview on fox.said it's great that congress is looking into this, but they're not likely to find anything. so much has been destroyed. the chinese government has a vested interest in making sure that none of this ever gets out. and there are not any samples from those early covid genetic dna samples that they're not -- you're not going to find them. is this effort going -- >> i don't necessarily agree with that assessment. we're learning more today in the last few weeks. look at the e-mail trove that came out a few weeks ago. there's more reports that gain of function research, whether directly or indirectly funded had a role to play in this, the way they genetically modified the mice in the wuhan lab. all of these things are things that we can find out more. american people know more. let's get the answers on the table. >> martha: i think the coordinated pressure on china to tell us what they know is -- even if we don't get it, we have to do that and certainly in conjunction with many other countri

marty makary talk about this delta variant. he thinks there is fear-monger about it.ch this. >> you're going to hear a lot of fear mongering about the delta variant so let me break it down. it is about 40 to 60% more transmissible but no evidence it is more deadly. we were told the b-117 mutation was more deadly. research came in showing it is not. we're testing too many people who already have immunity. that is in violation of the cdc guidelines. nursing homes, hospitals are testing people already immune with no symptoms. that is what is driving up some case numbers that look like delta hospitalizations. so we're not going to see a surge in cases but we're probably going to see a surge in pcr tests among those asymptomatic with colonized delta strain in their nose. they're not transmissible and they're not sick from the illness. elizabeth: what do you say, congressman? >> stop the politics of fear. follow the science and everything will be all right. we lived through the pandemic for 15 months. so many americans are vaccinated or they already have the antibodies from

makary said the u.s. were in a totally different phase of the pandemic we basically tamed the virus of moving doubled oedipal hospitals in crisis because of vaccine and natural immunity has an impact on preventing disease hospitalization and deaths we decouple cases from hospitalization and death, that's exactly what were going to do, were not gonna get to covid 0 this is to make it ao respiratory manageable virus and make sure cannot threaten hospital capacity again i think were there and it's time we move into a new phase of the pandemic where the public health emergency is largely passed. elizabeth: we have to live with it like we lived with agent hiv is that your final work? >> more like influenza and other respiratory viruses we will have a baseline level of hospitalizations but is never going to be a crisis again because we done so well with vaccinating high risk people. elizabeth: terrific stuff, good to have you back on it's good to see you, thank you for joining us former acting dhs secretary cha

joining us now marty makary a doctor doctor with johns hopkins school of medicine and public health andby the way of "fox business" contributor. it's great to see you doctor. what is your take on this? do you think the evidence is growing that this may be a lab link? >> ashley at think the evidence has been there all along. i said in april of 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic on "fox news" it was an infected lab worker that went to the wuhan hospital that was patient zero. we have overwhelming evidence and that evidence is not going to change and it's not going to change with all the politicians posturing for a full investigation. we have got now everything we are going to get and i think the best evidence is google maps. if you go to the google maps page and you put on the wuhan urology in the central hospital there a few blocks apart. ashley: it's going to be hard to get an admission out of china for sure but what can we learn from all of this? >> first of all we will never get the source sample. they've been destroyed i'm pretty confident of that. all you have to do is put togeth

marty makary on how american health care needs change as well as the impact of the pandemic on the health care system. then bob wild reflect on the publisher's 10th anniversary, critical race theory is a threat to american culture and the van jobbing church, and ann -- andy slav visit talks it is about the u.s. response to the coronavirus pandemic. find more information at booktv.org or consult your program guide. now here's a discussion on the u.s. judicial system. >> hello. i'm tracy webster, executive director of the center for fiction. thank you for joining us. the center for fiction is the only literary organization in the country solely dedicated to celebrating fiction and storytelling in the all its forms. this year as we celebrate our 200th anniversary e in brooklyn, new york, we know that we have a critical role to play in helping inform the narrative around social justice both around -- across the country and around the globe. tonight's discussion is part of our on america series. the on america series brings writers, journalists, activists and change-makers together to reflect

makary? >> that's right.e against the delta variant. that's the take-home message that we've not heard from the so-called experts. dagen: i want to talk about masks on public transit, particularly on airlines. congress is asking when the cdc and the tsa will update the mask guidelines for travelers, particularly on airplanes. by the way, on amtrak, it's really bad that -- i heard story after story from colleagues who have been on, say, the asella and the conductors on the trains, these are people who are vaccinated, trains full of people who are vaccinated and you pull your mask down to eat and they make you -- they he'll yell at you about pulling your mask back up between bites. like if you're eating a bag of chips you're not allowed to keep your mask off while you're finishing the bag of chips, it's like eat and have you to chew with the mask on. these people are getting yelled at on amtrak. so what about airline flights too? when will we be able to fly without having to wear mask for five hours coast to co