>> if you had a chance to say something to carole baskin now, what would you say? say? i am in prison, and she can't leave me alone. what would i like to say? carole, go find another reason to live other than joe exotic. because enough is enough. >> reporter: even while incarcerated, joe still maintains a cult following and a steadfast hope, we haven't seen the last of him yet. one last word for your fans. what if they're not sure what to believe? is joe a murderer? >> all i can say to them is keep believing in me, i'm not going to let you down. i love each and every one of you people. >>> when we come back, how an ohio hospital is gettin the jump on super bowl celebrations. supporting the bengals and uplifting patients. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab

joe biden or baskin-robbins? >> baskin-robbins. kennedy: katie stays at three. richard.it, chocolate mousse for you all. [laughter] standing on top of industrial, which came first, joe biden or alaska becoming a state? >> alaska was in the 1950s -- joe biden came first. kennedy: richard winds so hard. you are going to the mah-jongg world championship. you've got a front row seat to the biggest deal of your life. if you are going to take one, you're more than welcome, my dear. >> katie, you can get my other ticket. [laughter] >> thanks, richard, means a lot. [laughter] kennedy: bird poop for valentine's day. thank you all for being part of the show. love it. >> coming up, new lockdowns reports. is somebody trying to bury this study? doctor amesh adalja discusses next. ♪♪ did johns hopkins university try to bury its own study that determined covid lockdowns didn't work? that's the accusation after the bombshell report card lockdowns didn't do anything to keep people safe. according to the research, lockdowns reduced covid mortality by just .2% on average and some cases, ma

step baskin is in belarus, his border region, and says, military activity seems to have slowed down. we went traveling in the south of bella, ruth, near the border with ukraine and visited a few areas where he said, joint bellow, russian, russian, and military. it will to ongoing. and it was interesting to see that there would seem to be a lot less activity then a few days to go. one particular air field near by there were s 400 missile defense system. so station there, according to reports, and also so call you fighter jets flown in from russia, but there was hardly any activity at that location. and also another town with a major air field, military air feel it was all a lot quieter than we seen a couple of days ago. this is interesting because said at the same time the russian minister of defense sag a showing go. i said that these military drills that were supposed to last until february 20 are now coming to an end and that some have already ended, which raises quite a few questions of is this is really the end of it, or are they going to continue until they were scheduled to do

and nobody in the west, in reality, doesn't care about our lives of people, a population of done baskin money for them. this is jessica leverage of racial russia and russia has been full in the same line. there is a normal legal sheesh of form. there is a rule my for a resolution of these phones that means agreement. but nobody at the west, nobody agree. i'm not going to follow these agreement because they, this is not, and they inches a crime would say that russia is responsible for escalating tensions. but let's look at it this way. if russia, if russia is not going to fight with ukraine, president biden says it is, of course, surely a good thing in this situation. a prudent thing would be to demonstrate and make it absolutely clear that invasion is not a reality. and therefore, have a wholesale pull back from the border that would demonstrate pizza intention, wouldn't it? so it's really vice versa, again, the way is all russia and a dresser. but no, any evidence of she'll step of freshman concentration po for rushing troops along the border with the rain. this is an answer for their

, you know. com batting in the western media right now of the violence has been happening and don baskin lew hands, regions over the last 8 years against the separatist. as well as the dispute as to whether or not there are some current powers in the region who are nazi sympathizers. do you think these are legitimate stories? and if they are, why haven't they been covered? why have they been ignored? well, why are almost all the major important new stories not covered or ignored? you know, there's, there's always politics, piano, there's always, you know, national strategic interest behind it. look, there's been realities on the ground there without a shout of a doubt. it's just not been on the radar here in the international news because of stuff that's more important to those people. the issue does your so i think that there have definitely been issues there. there's definitely been some of that real . there's been some and look, i can't tell you with, with certainty that the as all fighters are the new or not the people claim them to be. i know there are some that are, there's people

i'm baskin' in the buffer zone. another piece of pie here!were your parents shocked to see the cadillac? -actually, i haven't heard from them yet. -hm. when are we gonna tell jerry? i don't wanna worry him. we'll tell him next time we go up. he thought he could buy back that cadillac for us? he's not getting away with that. helen: besides, that condo was too much house. [♪♪] how many times can you check the car? i saw a bum sleeping in the cadillac the other day. why would someone break into a car to take a nap? they don't nap. they make it their home. they urinate in there! you're driving me crazy! that's it! we're going back to queens. where's my hat? no! [♪♪] >> trevor: people are still today talking about snoop dogg smoking weed before his super bowl performance by which i don't even understand how anyone would go this is anything to write about. they're, like, snoop dogg smoked weed before he -- i was shocked snoop dogg didn't ever smoke weed. they made it seem like he smoked for the first time. this is snoop dogg. he's the guy -- first,

a lot of these people, they've staked their whole identity on being a freedom fighter at baskin-robbins[ laughter ] how are they going to express that rage now? what do they have to show for it, except a hysterical youtube video of them kicking over a macy's mannequin? [ laughter ] only time will tell. but while we wait, we take the opportunity to open the corona time capsule to look back at how far we've come in the february edition of "this month in covid history." >> this month in covid history, it's february 2021. and the u.s. has vaccine mania. it's finally time to relax. >> this is not time to relax. >> it's finally not a time to relax. >> cases and hospitalizationsh variants as they emerge. >> thanks, president party poopie pants. >> joe biden has had the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history. >> joe biden has created a humanitarian catastrophe. >> biden killed thousands of american jobs. >> joe biden has managed to take away every girl's dream of excelling in her chosen sport. >> what a busy month. and now history with mtg. >> 9/11 absolutely happened. >

baskin says he plans to nominate size speed and his restaurant to the city's legacy business registry doing so would provide extra grants and protections for the restaurant. most americans believe the civil rights have taken a big step backward in the last 5 years. that's according to a new poll of 2000 americans release on this first day of black history month. >> 68% in the poll said that they think civil rights in america have regressed significantly. the poll also finds nearly 60% of americans celebrate black history in some way and more than 70% said they wish they had learn more about other cultures when they were younger. will be. goldberg has been suspended from the view that after she said that the holocaust was not about race. her comments came during yesterday morning's episode of that show while the panel was talking about a tennessee school board's decision to ban a graphic novel about the not see death camps during world war. 2 goldberg said that the holocaust was, quote, not about race, but about man's inhumanity to man unquote. her comments drew a lot of backlash with

they want to put this crazy woman on the federal reserve to be the banking supervisor, baskin she wantse. david: while they are killing all the producers. >> this has to stop. >> is a war against us and our producers and our workers and our consumers while they are giving everything they can ever enemies of oil producers like russia were about to sign a new deal with iran that will open their spigots, why can we open ours? >> that is the 64000-dollar question. that is a 22 trillion-dollar question. the russian economy is 1.7 trillion it's a major world player the ukrainian is about 165 billion. the tradition is oil and natural gas. the attack on our industry or fossil fuel industry and the failure to recover 13 million and god knows have any cubic feet of natural gas. the prices have gone up, you were moving towards $100,000 a barrel, we, the u.s. on financing pollutants military adventurism. we are paying for his military adventurism. david: i wish we had an hour to talk about this. this is varney, we have to move on that larry kudlow, i love you brother. thank you very much we will se

we will look at that with jacob through baskin and later on the first of our lawmaker interviews thisorning. we will be joined by brian style of wisconsin to talk about the presidential handling of the economy and other top issues. those questions and more, coming up. >> book tv every sunday on c-span two features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at noon eastern on in-depth, georgetown university law professor cheryl cassian live taking your skulls and -- your calls and discussing race relations in american. the books include the agitators daughter and white space, blackard. then a congressman shares his book digitally -- dignity and a digital age where you've offer suggestions on how to close the gap. interviewed by founder and editor-in-chief of the markup, julia anglin. watch book tv every sunday c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide and watch online at tb.org -- booktv.org. >> c-span offers a variety of podcasts for every listener. washington today gives you the latest from the nation capital and every week, book notes plus has in-depth in

even last fall, representative baskin and i sent a departmental letter that was signed by members of the committee to you, the usda acting administrator janet woodcock, in encouraging a more risk-based regulatory system that will allow a path to the market for animal biotechnology products. and i was really glad to hear you are working on an moa, memorandum of understanding. and to emphasize the importance of biotechnology, the pig's heart that representative hartster mentioned was going into a human being was somehow modified to make it less resistant by the human body. i just think that we think that the usda needs to take a lead in developing a regulatory framework for animal biotechnology and provide newer biotechnologies. one thing i'm thinking about, for example, is we have feed ingredients that we can reduce the methane from a cow by 36%, but yet that has to go through an fda process rather than the usda. so that part of my question period deals with reinforcing that idea and so on. if you have comments, you're welcome to make those at this time. and then i do have a question