ben carson when i was in college. it took me that long to believe i could be it because it took me that long to see it. that's why i could not be more pleased or feel more called to receive this vaccine that so many people of color had a hand in developing and testing and has the potential to correct at least some of the health disparities this pandemic has unveiled. and finally, to all the people f this great nation, it is not only ok to have questions about a treatment that you're being offered, it's normal, and i want you to understand that. but what is not normal is to let misinformation or mistrust cause you to make a decision that is bad for your health. so i promise i will keep working, i'll keep working day and night to make sure you get your questions answered and to restore your trust. i got the facts and i made a choice to protect my health. when it's your turn, i need you to be informed, and i need you to make a choice that's going to be appropriate for your health. thank you so much, and i'll turn things

ben carson when i was in college. it took me that long to believe that i could be it because it took me that long to see it. and that's why i could not be more pleased or feel more called to receive this vaccine and that so many people of color had a hand in developing and testing and that has the potential to correct at least some of the health disparities this pandemic has unveiled. and finally to all the people of this great nation, it is not only okay to have questions about a treatment that you're being offered, it's normal. and i want you to understand that. but what is not normal is to let misinformation or mistrust cause you to make a decision that is bad for your health. so i promise i will keep working, i will keep working day and night to make sure you get your questions answered and to restore your trust. i got the facts and i made a choice to protect my health. when it's your turn i need you to be informed and i need you to make a choice that's going to be appropriate for your health. thank you so much an

ben carson is an very active member of the cabinet. he is also a brilliant surgeon. he also happens to be african-american. that is really not as important as the fact that ben carson is a man of character and a brilliant person and a great american. i am going to leave it there. i was lucky enough to work at the state department when condoleezza rice was secretary of state, a woman that was filled with ability and character. that's really what mattered to me and what inspired me. host: let me ask about the cultural aspect you write on in the book. you right there is a problem with equating the experiences of mexican americans, women, gays, and so on to the suffering of blacks. justice thurgood marshall argued in a dissent that the experiences of the negroes has been different in kind from any other group. it is for this reason, you write, that this book does not have a chapter dedicated to african americans. tell us about your decision on that. host: that is the one unique group, the one group in america whose ancestors -- not all, because we have many immigrants fr

the new york times does not always refer to ben carson as dr. ben carson. and senator paul, ron paul, he is a doctor, medical doctor. all my friends who are doctors and all, they're jim, doug, s arah, joy -- they do not go around insisting people stick title in front of their names. catherine, go to calling from illinois on the democrat line. caller: good morning. ph.dsband is a physicist, in nuclear chemistry. after he got his doctorate, he dr..roud to be called >>

the new york times does not always refer to ben carson as dr. ben carson. and senator paul, ron paul, he is a doctor, medical doctor. all my friends who are doctors and all, they're jim, doug, s arah, joy -- they do not go around insisting people stick title in front of their names. catherine, go to calling from illinois on the democrat line. caller: good morning. ph.dsband is a physicist, in nuclear chemistry. after he got his doctorate, he dr..roud to be called >> we are going to leave this program to take you live to hear from health and human services secretary alex azar and senior officials on operation warp speed. >> it has been just 10 months since we have been on the defense against this virus. we have been social distancing. we have been washing our hands and we have been wearing masks. it is time to turn the tables. and we started doing that last week. we went on the offense. the week, we kicked off initial distribution of the pfizer vaccine following eua. through snowstorms, holiday rush, and with everything else going on in the country, we deliv

not ast is really important as the fact that ben carson is a man of character. he is a brilliant person and a great american. there,ing to leave it that's -- i was lucky enough to work at the state department when condoleezza rice was secretary of state, a woman that was filled with ability and character. that is really what mattered to me and what inspired me. host: let me ask you a little bit on the cultural aspect you read on in the book. you write in the book that there was a fundamental problem with equating the experiences of african americans, limit, gays -- equating the expenses of mexican americans, women, gays, to the experience of blacks. in experience of the negroes america has been different in kind not just in degree from any other ethnic group, and you'll write that it is for this reason that this book does not have a chapter dedicated to african-americans. tell us more about your decision on that. guest: i don't have a chapter in the book dedicated to african-americans, because that is the one unique group, that one group in america whose all, ob

ben carson."esides that, they talk about our firsthe will be lady, but on facebook, when we were talking about dr. jill biden, that came on and called -- there were several people on there going on about at least we do not have someone in the white house that is going to be in there that is -- that posed nude in every single "playboy" or magazine -- that is just the difference between democrats and republicans. callingt's go to dave from indiana on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just find it ironic. i really do. i think it's funny. first of all, there's a reason people do not go by there titles. i agree with the other guy. he had a masters degree -- you do not go around telling everyone you are a master, ok? you just do not do that. every lawyer out there, probably 90% of the people in congress as a lawyer, and they have doctors of jurisprudence degrees, and they could go by the title of "dr." too. it would be confusing if you had to call lawyers doctors. a master's ha

ben carson who has been with us every step of the way. i speak for every american when i say, and i speak or our president when i say thank you for your service this to come.in the days the truth is, the american that deserve to know we' we've never been more prepared the coronavirus virus than we are today. as we see hospitalizations heartbreaking losses, we'll continue to marshall the resources we've secured as a and n, including a safe effective vaccine to meet this moment. being said, it's important that every american remember that all of us have a play.o the way through this challenging and a vaccine.ce the day will come when we put the coronavirus in the past, but will be a combination of all the efforts that i just described, a vaccine that's safe and effective for the american also the ongoing vigilance of every american. this we -- as we reach extraordinary and historic moment in the life of our nation, let me urge every to continue to do your of your put the health neighbors and community first. hygiene.good wash your hands. we

when ben carson was sick he wrote president trump was following his condition and cleared me for the treatment he received and carson added i'm convinced it saved my life. that's fine. nobody is begrudging the care but it's not available to everyone. donald trump returned to the white house after walter reed and bragged about the same special medicines. >> you're going to beat it. we have the best medical equipment. we have the best medicines. all developed recently and you're going to beat it. >> all that p.r. we lived through. this is real life. people can move on and so iskan cares what he said. it's one example that under scores the approximatepolicy pr have to fix. everyone isn't getting that medicine and what trump and his cronies are getting and while trump ripped off the mask at the white house balcony, a memorable scene, a few miles away in maryland the family of dale coats was grieving. the 66-year-old mother died that day. she was in the she didn't get the cocktail trump got or that his friends have gotten or connected lawyer got. the coats family was in mourning because h

ben carson is mr. ben carson in the new york times but jill biden is dr. jill biden.tor thing annoys me. if i had a piece written about me where some guy i didn't know called me ki can ddo i would have -- k iddo, i would have been like -- that would have been offensive. in terms of the doctor debate, there was none of the nuance in the media discussion. howie: there have been a whole lot of men, dr. kis kissinger, u mentioned dr. phil, dr. king,, so paul gigot defended this by saying that my guess is the biden team concluded it was a chance to use the big gun of identity politics to send a message to critics and accuse the biden side of playing the gender or race card. i think some people in the media were upset about this even be before the campaign pushback. >> yeah, this is just ridiculous. dr. gorka, do we talk about him? no. he wants to be called dr. gorka fine. there's a difference between the rules that new york times refers to people, if people want to refer to doctor and they have a doctorate, it should be okay. the wall street journal got a lot of attention

ben carson. this is his first interview since he beat a very difficult case of covid-19. are so glad that you are doing well and feeling better and we welcome you back here tonight, sir. >> thank you, martha. i'm very happy to be back. i have great respect for this disease process. and i think what we need to emphasize is that there certain people in our society who are vulnerable. elderly people, people with comber abilities. in my case, i'm 69 years old. i know people don't think i'm that old, but i am. and i have a number of comber abilities. so i contracted the disease initially, fevers, shakes down neck aches. it wasn't so bad. i took some oleander extract, i got much better, and then the bottom fell out because of my comber abilities come i couldn't amounted appropriate antibody response and i deteriorated very rapidly, fevers, chills, couldn't even keep water down. aches, coughing, respiratory problems. i was able to get a special dispensation because at that time, the amount of antibodies had not ben f d.a. approved. i started feeling better by getting those antib

ben carson has reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus. to experience fatigue for 50 years that's right dr. ben carson has reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus. come on, man how hard is it to figure out how to wear a mask it's not brain surgery which i'm beginning to think is, like, pretty freaking easy democratic senator joe manchin said in an interview yesterday that progressives, quote, "scared the be-jesus out of voters." well, just the voters who still say "be-jesus. which i think is mostly white men over 70 who put their pants on one shoulder at a time. eric trump this morning tweeted, "minnesota, get out and vote." he tweeted that today. well, i mean, it is a good time to vote. lines are super short. you know, i always knew eric was slow but it's nice to know exactly how slow he's one week slow a message that was lost by a german military carrier pigeon in 1910 was recently found by hikers in france and this is worrisome. the message was an acceptance letter to art school [ laughter ] i mean, it's why you come into work ev

ben carson, his cabinet member. melania trump, a couple of his kids. many top aides.his has been going on for months and it's the legacy that donald trump will leave when joe biden takes over on january 20th, the pandemic is still going to be raging and the proof can be found not just what's going on in the midwestern states and other states with surging rates of infection but with those close to donald trump. >> look, we wish giuliani well but the amount of people he encountered without a mask in the days prior to his positive diagnosis is really scaring. there's new reporting that attorney general bill barr is considering resigning before the inauguration. is it he wants to or he's being pushed to and what's the point at this point? >> reporter: well, there's not much of a point. you know, there's six weeks to go in the administration. so everybody is going to be out of a job in terms of people like bill barr at that stage. but i think this is a you can't fire me i quite type of situation. bill barr has done the president's bidding time after time after time. but on

a spokesperson for ben carson fired back. "this is wrong.ess for five plus years throughout high school and college. i am a republican and i cried in walk-in fridge is just like you. the difference between us, i don't expect the government to provide for me. i make my own money and provide for myself." meanwhile, aoc also under fire for harking at her official campaign story or a "tax the rich" sweatshirt that cost 58 bucks. and "abolish ice merchandise debug along the way as well. marie, i will just get your topline thoughts on this. >> marie: the conservative obsession with aoc continues in full force raid many male republican politicians make fun of her background repeatedly when they claim to be the party of the working class so aoc is a political force whether or not you like her. i'm always amazed by the obsession, it seems like. >> harris: that's what you got out of that? not the $60 merge which, tax the rich $60 merge? that seems a bit rich, kennedy? >> kennedy: i don't like the font on that either, i thought she'd be a little more c

in referring to jill biden then ben carson, who is a noted and prestigious neurosurgeon. >> tucker: who- -- >> you can't make it up. >> tucker: how unbelievable touching they are. they have no sense of humor about this. it's like going up to a panamanian general asking where all those metals came from. they are self awarded. this is a threat to their entire system of credential is on. >> and now i have to refer to jill biden. i will never be able to refer to her as dr. jill biden. >> tucker: because it's not just dr. jill bided, it is all of them with their dumb degrees from cornell, pen, do. are we supposed to be impressed? they are totally unimpressive. if they can make fun of jill biden, mock a ludicrous potential like a doctor of education, boy, maybe they won't be impressed by the fact that i don't work at mckinsey anymore. it's a revealing moment. dr. booth, it's great to see. >> it sums it all up. thank you. >> tucker: a former aide -- everything is a parody now. andrew cuomo is leveling some not so amusing accusations against him tonight. they are serious accusations. and rick l

ask if it's right for you inless you're ben carson. >> i tried to stab someone. petonamask, it's not a problem. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stoafn stephen. tonight, covid is coming to town. plus stephen welcomes meryl streep and musical guest chris stapleton, plus jon batiste and "stay homin'." live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hello and welcome to "a late show." i'm your shows stephen colbert. christmas is coming, ladies and gentlemen. we're all looking forward to the miracle of santa going all around the world in a single night. you know what's moving almost as fast? coronavirus. and i'll tell you all about it in my ongoing segment, "catch a third wave: endless bummer." >> hey, everyone, i'm still here! and-- ahh! no! electrical hazard!" >> stephen: i think i was a little late. over the weekend, u.s. covid-19 hospitalizations hit another record high, which is why we all need to protect each other by staying home, where you can sit alone on your couch and hit a record high. e

ben carson.waitress for five plus years throughout high school and college pay the difference between us, i don't expect the government to provide for me, i make my own money and provide for myself." power panel comes back. david, your thoughts on this? and what message do you think you want to directly send it to aoc? >> tune into the fox debate on sunday night where you will meet a waitress serving in the united states senate with kelly leffler. the great irony of all this is with every policy would make a waitress i life less safe and we sprayed why a waitress would want to support such policies i don't get but given her style that now even some progressives are backing away from it's not surprising she's trying to make headlines. >> a man, oh, man, oh, man. >> harris: all right, i was just going to say, authenticity is one of those things that people really respect and look for. i will just put that other, go ahead. >> you are right, harris. when most of our congress members and senators are

hud secretary ben carson's press secretary hit back and said she was a waitress for five years when sheas working in college and she knows exactly what it feels like to be yelled at by the customer. attacking in this way and try to put people down and saying you don't know what it's like when actually as americans we do have a lot of common experiences, that really doesn't help now does it? >> i think what she's talking to, the conservative establishment figures and possibly some of her colleagues in congress have mocked her for her background as it is not a preparation for being a member of congress. i disagree with that, she's absolutely right if we had more republicans who had blue-collar background it would be a better party and as a result the recent election, are parties voter base is trumpeted that direction, we need to be respectful of that, a lot of the women were media figures and not elected officials and most of our elected officials in both parties are from the elites of society. their millionaires, multimillionaires, people of privilege, elizabeth warren, professor at harv

so how did he and the likes of chris christie and ben carson get to the head of the line when hospitalsugs. we have art kaplan, good to see you how are you? >> very good, brooke. >> we want everyone to get the best level of care when it comes to covid, the latest and best medications, but when you read about certain states in particular are forced to ration these special covid drugs in short supply, yet you have good friends of the president who seem to be getting access to them, what do you make of that? >> it's wrong. it's flat-out wrong, it's unethical and it shouldn't be going on. we could make the case the president is an essential worker and we'll bump him or hupp up to the top of some list, but when you have scarce antibodies, and beds are being -- it shouldn't count who you're connected to. what should count is need, whether you're likely to benefit from the drug or benefit from admission to the icu, not who you're connected to. >> yes, the other thing that truck me is rudy giuliani seemed to be unaware of the scarcity. i quote him, covid is a treatable disease. your reaction to

2015, "the new york times" was three times as likely to use doctor in referring to joe biden than ben carsonoted and prestigiousho neurosurgeon. >> tucker: who separated -- what's so hilarious -- >> you can't make it up. >> tucker: how unbelievably uctouchy they are. they have no sense of humor about this. it's like going up to a general asking where do all those metals come from, did you would like a lot of battles, really? know, because they are self-awarded. nobody cares -- this is a threat to the entire system of credentials. >> yeah. and now i have to just refer to her as jill biden, because of the word. i will never be able to refer to her as dr. joe biden. >> tucker: it's not just dr. jill biden with the ersatz education degree. it's all of them with their dumb degrees from cornell and penn and duke, look we are all supposed to be impressed? they are totally unimpressive. so their view is that they can fun of jill biden if they can mock a self-evidently ludicrous credential like a doctor of education. boy, maybe then are going to be impressed by the fact they work at mckinsey anymore.

ben carson saying trump intervened and cleared him personally. rudy giuliani getting admitted to the hospital with mild symptoms. and still receiving one of the 108 treatments that they obtained for its residents. none of whom are rudy giuliani. he doesn't live there. i'm worried that the rank and file ordinary people of your state in new jersey where you have seen 15,000 people die. where you have 400,000 cases. are you worried we're having a rationing by the rich to get treatment and special care? >> good to be with you, joy. that won't happen in new jersey. it hasn't happened as it relates to anderson coop to access with healthcare and it vaccine distribution. we'll have with healthcare workers and drentzs and staff. and move on essential workers. front line workers and vulnerable communities. that's not to say the disadvantage communities have not paid a higher price. especially brown and black communities they have. it's certainly laid them bare. shame on us to have to live through what we have lived through every again. the bigotive in our

. >> ask if putonamasc is right for you, unless your doctor is ben carson. >> i tried to stab someone. >> putonamasc, it's not hard. >> that's the problem. >> announcer: it's "a late show" with stephen colbert. tonight, covid is coming to town. plus, stephen welcomes: meryl streep. and musical guest chris stapleton. plus, jon batiste and "stay homin'." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hello and welcome to "a late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. i'm dying to find out how much of what i just said ends up on tonight's show. christmas is coming, ladies and gentlemen. we're all looking forward to the miracle of santa going all around the world in a single night. but, you know what's moving almost as fast santa? coronavirus. and i'll tell you all about it in my ongoing segment, "catch a third wave: endless bummer." >> hey, everybody, i'm still here! and-- ahh! no! stop it! electrical hazard! what did i do to deserve--" >> stephen: i think i was a little late. over the weekend, u.s. covid-19 hospitali

herman cain, who was a close adviser, died after going to a trump rally, but others have recovered, ben carson struggled and recovered. we'll have to wait and see with rudy giuliani. >> again, we hope he's doing all right. john, thank you for the update from the white house this morning. >>> a major development overnight in terms of the attorney general, bill barr. normally a big ally of the president. we're learning he may not wait until the end of the president's term before leaving his post. a source close to barr says he's not happy with the president. >> cnn's jessica schneider covering the justice department. jessica, i suppose i'm curious, why now? right? >> yes. >> the president's been very involved in many legal decisions, has applied a lot of public pressure. >> one source i talked with, jim, says that we're just days away from the president's term ending, so why not now? why not look like essentially you're pushing back and you're getting out before the end. so i am hearing that barr is likely to leave the job as ag before january 20th, and one source wondering here, if this maybe w

giuliani's special treatment followed similar care administered to trump allies chris christie and ben carson -- both of whom received experimeal antibody therapies for severe cases of covid-19. the drugs, produced by eli lily and regeneron, are in such short supply that many states and hospital systems have set up a lottery system to determine who will receive them. meanwhile, jenna ellis, another trump campaign attorney who worked in close contact with giuliani, has tested positive for covid-19. federal officials are investigating hunter biden, focusing on his taxes and business dealings in china. investigators had not disclosed any new information about the probe until recently because of justice department guidelines barring overt actions that could affect an election. hunter biden maintains he has done nothing wrong. in minnesota, the minneapolis city council passed a buet today that redirects about $8 million from the police department. the funds will go towards violce pvention, menl heth respons and oth services butoes not reduce the number of police officers and maintains new hiring t

this is the similar style to therapy that donald trump, chris christie, ben carson received when theyd positive. we got a quick look at what that process is. it takes about three hours from getting screened to getting the iv infusion to then a period of monitoring to ensure you don't have any adverse reactions. look, this coming to communities like this one here is critical. i spoke to a patient who recently got the infusion and the chief medical officer here. i want you to take a listen to what they hope this treatment can do here. listen. >> when we got this phone call, even though we know that the infusion is still being studied, but we thought, if this is something that can help us, to, like i said, mitigate those symptoms and stay out of the hospital, we were all for it. >> it's a really exciting time for us, to move upstream in the disease and prevent hospitalizations is a new stage in treating this virus. if we can identify high-risks patients, get them this mono clonal antibody and prevent hospitalizations by 70%, that's a win-win for our staff and our patients. >> reporter: a

housing and urban development secretary ben carson also bragged that when he got covid, president trump personally intervened to make sure that secretary carson would also get this expensive monoclonal antibody treatment that the president got but that nobody else seems to be able to get their hands on. this is the headline in "the new york times" now. quote, trump and friends got coronavirus care many others couldn't. rudy giuliani becomes the latest in president trump's inner circle to boast about the treatment he received for covid-19 as hospitals across the country ration care. according to "the times," quote, some top officials at the fda, both career officials and political appointees, have privately expressed concern that people with connections to the white house appear to be getting access to these antibody treatments. the treatments are so scarce that officials in utah have developed a ranking system to determine who is most likely to benefit from the drugs. in colorado, they're using a lottery system for access to these drugs. the scarcity is such a problem that the national

his cabinet, with people like ben carson and betsy devos who have been with him all along and have certainly not at least been outspoken in breaking with the president in any way. >> right. well, there is one member of the cabinet now that might have had an awkward interaction with the president, and that's elaine chao. we saw evidence that the president wasn't happy with what mcconnell said. >> reporter: within the white house, so many people have either left or have just been keeping their head down. we're not seeing really any of the surrogates other than press secretary kayleigh mcenany come out and be defending the president on these issues of election fraud. so, yes, not only is he alone in congress, and, of course, publicly his cabinet members aren't defending him, but when you look at the surrogates within the white house, his chief of staff, you know, peter navarro, you know, larry kudlow, these figures who are on tv all the time, they're not out there now either. elaine chao, great point, we have not heard from her, one of the few survivors from the beginning of this administration

that is the treatment that president trump was able to get, as well as chris christie and ben carson. that's what has saved live. i mean, giving people who are stick the antibodies saves lives. but you have to do it early, it turns out. i mean, i guess, you have the best outcome the earlier you do it. but not everybody goes to the hospital as early as they were able to. so it turns out monoclonal antibodies are in short supply, but it's possible, according to the cnn report, that some states are not using all of their monoclonal antibodies. that they are sort of holding in reserve or that not all patients are needing or getting access to it. how do we make those more available? >> well, i think we need several things. we need people to get tested and to get results quickly. the test results take five to seven days. you're already too late to get the monoclonal antibody. number two, we need people to present early in their disease process to health care. and then within health care, we need to be able to organize ourselves. we have to find an infusion room where you can bring people wh

here's how they put it, quote, ben carson, chris christie and donald trump are not the sturdiest candidates some cases overweight male and not particularly fit, yet all seem to have gotten through covid-19. and all have gotten an antibody treatment in such short supply that some hospitals and states are doling it out by lottery. now rudy giuliani the latest member of president trump's inner circle to contract the virus has acknowledged that he received at least two of the same drugs the president received. he even conceded that his celebrity status has given him access to care that others did not have. well, indeed, you can hear him make that last point for yourself. it seems rudy took time out from his recovery and his effort to overturn the election and called in to wabc radio in new york and promptly said the quiet part out loud. >> i had very mild symptoms of i think if it wasn't me i wouldn't have been put in a hospital. >> really? well, i mean -- >> sometimes when you're a celebrity they're worried if something happens to yowl they're going to examine it more carefully and do everythi

ben carson saying he had been desperately ill with covid-19 but was recovering.arson said his condition improved at walter reed medical center after president trump intervened on his behalf. carson wrote on facebook -- "president trump was following my condition and cleared me for the monoclonal antibody therapy that he had previously received, which i am convinced saved my life." carson is just one of a handful of people able to access regeneron's therapeutic before the fda granted the drug emergency use authorization last month. trump attorney rudy giuliani also received the treatment during his battle with the coronavirus this month, leading to concerns that those with connections to the white house are getting access to special treatments largely unattainable to the rest of the population. then you have who did not participate in the study because he was concerned -- it was very effective, the treatment, and did not want to end up with the placebo. can you talk about these therapeutics and who gets access to them? >> absolutely. and all of those examples you

. >> so "the new york times" reports that ben carson, chris christie, and president trump himself havesing alarms among medical ethicists as state officials and health system administrators grapple with gut-wrenching decisions about which patients get antibodies. any system that can only be described as rationing. joi joining us now is one of the medical ethicists quoted in that story, michael kaplan with population health. sir, great to have you with us. you work with drug companies on row to ration scarce medications, such as the monoclonal antibodies that were given to the president and his allies. what should go into consideration when deciding who should get these drugs? >> who needs them the most, who's most likely to benefit. those are the driving considerations. not whether you're trump's friend or a celebrity or rich. we have a system that already favors the rich. it won't shock anybody to find that out. you're going to get into a hospital much more quickly and a fancy one if you're well-connected or you have a lot of money or insurance than if you're poor or lack insurance. b

difference in the life of the nation i'm also grateful for the steady hand and leadership of dr ben carson who has been with us every step of the way i know i speak for every american when i say. and i speak for a president when i say thank you for your service in this year and in the days to come the truth is the american people deserve to know that we've never been more prepared to combat the coronavirus than we are today and even while we see cases rising and hospitalizations rising and heartbreaking losses will continue to marshal the resources that we have secured as a nation including a safe and effective vaccine to meet this moment but that being said it's important that every american remember that all of us have a role to play the way through this challenging time because vigilance and a vaccine the day will come when we put the coronavirus in the past but it will be a combination of all the efforts that i just described a vaccine that is safe and effective for the american people but also the ongoing vigilance of every american so as we. as we reach this extraordinary and histori

and for anybody who is out there who does not want a vaccine, but once a solution to the problem, ben carson actually posted about it. he took a powerful therapeutic and started feeling better within hours but i sure that all my social media and i said, i know what that is. personal friends have taken it who had extremely high fevers, that symptoms and people who get -flu ands, the kung0 they got better. mike shared it with me. you can get it at myoleande r.com. guess what, the fact checkers cannot verify that that is what ben carson took, and they gave me a fact-check. who has had it with these fact checkers? haven't you had it with them? if they want to fact-check every single thing that they put out, i think it is only fair that we make sure we wil election fact-check -- we want the election fact-check. we need to fact-check these machines and votes. we need signature audits, we want the truth. because we are being lied to. taking a massive hit. for those of you who don't follow me, i have worked hard over the last few years to bring you real, honest news at david harris junior.com. i hav

the same therapy given to president trump, ben carson and chris christie.health. >> that's a weird feeling, when you see on your chart, you know, your covid test is positive. >> reporter: health workers reach out to high-risk patients within 24 hours of their positive covid test to offer them the new antibody treatment. >> when we got this phone call, even though we know the infusion is still being studied, we thought if this is something that can help us to mitigate those symptoms and stay out of the hospital, we were just all for it. >> reporter: when folks arrive at this outpatient therapy center, first they are screened by the nurses here. then they get an iv infusion that takes about one hour. then they are monitored for an hour after that to make sure they don't have any adverse reactions. all told, the process takes about three hours. a recent trial reported a 72% reduced risk of hospitalization compared to patients on a placebo. >> how much of a game-changer is this? >> we're really looking at trying to keep people out of our hospitals to reduce tha

ben carson. would you be willing to be part of the new administration? >> you know, i haven't put anything on the table, and i hadn't taken anything off the table. of course i would take the call if i received one. it was the honor of my lifetime to serve president obama as hud secretary, and i know that this next administration is going to do a tremendous job for the people that all of us care about. of course i would have that conversation. but i also know that, you know, whatever happens with me that vice president-elect harris and president-elect joe biden are going to have a great team that will much better serve america than what we've had over the last four years. and that's what's important. you know, that people who urgently need help right now get that help. if i could just say, jason, one last thing -- you know, with these georgia senate runoffs, what we need is not divided squabbling government. what we need is for joe biden to have a house of representatives and a senate that he can actually work with, people growing in the same direction. s

ben carson. he's a very active member of the cabinet. he's a brilliant surgeon.also happens to be african-american. but that is not as important that he is a man of character and a brilliant person and a great american. and i'm going to leave it there i was lucky enough to work at the state department with condoleezza rice, a woman the abilityed with and character. .hat is what mattered to me you write in the book that there is a fundamental problem and blacks, and yet -- the gross ine of america has been different in kind, not just degree from any other ethnic group. you write that this is the reason why there is not a chapter on this area tell us more about those notifications -- about that. that is the one unique group in america whose ancestors -- african-americans are a group of people whose ancestors were brought against their will and have a history of harrowing experiences. with slavery, jim crow, separate segregation,gal and this is something we have for.s strived when you look at the 1960's and , you have these activists and ideologues saying, the membe