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ben carson is here on that plus some stanford students not only want cops off the campus off the earth will show you the shocking video and colleges across the country forcing students to get the covid vaccine when student is telling laura that she does not want to be part of this medical experiment. that interview later in the hour. but first we start with this question. of the lab leak theory is indeed true essence show has been saying what role did our own medical bureaucracy play in this fiasco. we already know the nih funneled taxpayer dollars to build will harm institute of virology for bat coronavirus research, even doctor fauci admits but still denies funding so-called gain of function experiments. >> you give the money and use it don't do gain of function research. >> correct. >> they said we won't. >> correct. >> you way no way of knowing accept you trust them. is that right? >> we generally always trust the grantee to do what they say. >> how do you know they didn't do the research and but put it on their website? >> there is no way of guaranteeing that. >> fauci isn't sayin

ben carson is here on that. we will show you the shocking video.leges across the country are forcing students to get the covid vaccine, one students telling laura that she doesn't want to be part of the medical experiment. that interview later in the hour. but first, we start with this question, the lab theory is indeed true as the show has been saying come out what role did our own medical bureaucracy play in the fiasco? we know that nih funnel taxpayer dollars to the wuhan it's your virology for the coronavirus research. which doctors even dr. fauci admits but he denies finding gain of function experiments. >> you gave them money and you said don't do gain a function research. >> correct. it's because they said we won't. >> correct. >> you have no way of knowing except you trust him, is that right? >> we generally always trust the grantee to do what they say. >> how did you know they didn't do the research and not put it on the website? >> there is no way of guaranteeing that. >> tammy: of course, fauci is insane he personally opposes gain of fun

ben carson, founder and chairman of the american cornerstone institute. dr. great to see you, sir. you wrote an op-ed in fox.com with south dakota governor kristi noem. i want your part of it. it says here -- >> trace: expand on that, if you would, dr. carson. >> unfortunately there are elements in our society that have done everything that they possibly can to drive wedges in between the different parts of our society. be it race, be it age, be it income, be it religion. doesn't matter what it is. this is one that they find particularly easy because they have a captainive audience with the children. it's like they're having a war on our children. you know, first of all, your making young children grow up through socialization process where they can't see people's facial expression. that is very important. then you're teaching them if they're white kids that they're bad people. you teach them if they're black kids that they're victims and that somebody else has created their problem. can you imagine the irreparable damage that does to a person as they try to

ben carson is urging a return to fiscal discipline before "the monster of inflation is too large to tameolding the tail of the tiger." he's former head secretary. dr. carson, great to have you with us. this is the question. have we had too much stimulus? obviously a terrible year with covid. then we had this attempt to fix it by throwing tons of money at the problem. 6.5 trillion if president biden gets all he wants. how do you see it? >> you know, if you look at our national debt in 2008, you know, we were looking at $5 trillion. by the end of 2020, we're looking at $22 trillion and we just added more trillions to that. to think that that can be done without consequences is foolish. as milton freeman, the well known economist said, when you have more money than spent, you have goods and services to spend it on, you're going to get inflation. that's exactly what is going on. i find it hard to believe that many of the people making policies these days don't know that. it could be that there's another reason for all of this spending. that is if you increase the debt to an astronomical leve

ben carson on zoom is the south dakota equivalent of the tupac hologram. [ laughter ] he's the only onehis is a funny story. this is also a true story. about a man named duston baker. one day, duston was taking a shower, and instead of his normal body wash, he picked up a bottle of menthol body wash and applied it to his undercarriage, which immediately created a burning sensation. now, a lesser man would have shed tears, but duston decided to turn menthol into menthol-ade, and wrote a song about the experience, which he now sings in the shower every day, and which his wife secretly recorded and posted on tiktok, where it has now been seen millions of times. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: a timeless lesson. needless to say, i was eager to find out more. so joining us now, from grover, colorado, please welcome duston and riley baker. [ cheers and applause ] hi, guys. >> hey, what's up? how are you? >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: duston, you look clean, really clean. [ laughter ] >> extremely clean right now. >> yes. >> jimmy: tell us how this started. >> well,

ben carson, these racial radicals are signaling to someone out there thinking they are connecting with someone on this message of defund the police, but these cities are in a free fall. >> well, obviously the people who need the police the most are the people who are in dangerous situations like many of these inner cities. when you stop and think about what the police go through, we need to other than how to be more compassionate up. they get up morning and put the uniform on, they don't know if they are coming back home. when the phone rings their spouse's heart jumps into their throat. you stop a car, you don't know what you will encounter. there are a few bad police but millions of encounters with police every week. you see only a very small number of these aberrant cases but we magnify them to make it seem like that is what is going on with everybody. if every profession was treated that way, nobody would look good. doctors, dentists. lawyers, tv correspondants if we judged them on the basis of a bad apple. >> laura: and we talked about minneapolis, the last 13 hours, it was report

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doctor ben carson of the american institute, doctor carson, these racial radicals are signaling to someoneout there thinking they are connecting with someone on this message of defund the police but big cities are in a freefall. >> the people who need the police the most people in dangerous situations. you stop and think about what the police go through we need to learn how to be a little more compassionate and put ourselves in other peoples shoes, waking up every morning, they don't know if they are coming home. every time the telephone rings their spouse's heart jumps into their throat and now you stop the car and don't know what you are going to encounter. and the sad thing is there are a few bad police but there are millions of encounters with police every week and you see only a very small number of these cases but we take those and magnify them and try to make it seem like that is what is going on. if every profession was treated that way nobody would look good. doctors, dentists, lawyers, tv correspondents, everybody would look bad if we always judged them on the basis of a bad appl

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ben carson, always good to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >> trace: well, that is "the story" on thursday, may 6, 2021. but as always, the story continues. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. meantime, "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: the pork is back. lawmakers proposing $6 billion of pet projects in a fox news exclusive. many of these coming from both parties, whether it's millions for smart phones to track buses or close to $500,000 for medication and yoga. millions for pickle ball. nearly a million bucks for distance learning at community college. just one college. not since the days of the shrimp tread mills have we seen pork barrel spending out of control. the big question is can we afford it? we decided you know what? we're going to get into it. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." we keep track of all the money going in and going out and a lot is going out right now. the argument that we can cover it with new taxes for money coming in doesn't come close to covering all

guys like ben carson, who is fighting against equity. he believes in equality, but not equity. the political class ought to just follow their lead. and you can beat the left because the left is, as i said is bunch of crazy people. they're a bunch of socialists. most of all the left hates america. can we be absolutely clear on that? the left hates america. the whole point about systemic racism is that they don't like america. they don't like the american system. they would like to change it into some crazy socialist central planning government-run operation. that's the point. and as tim scott said, america is not a racist country. there may be some bad apples but you can't generalize and these people on the far left, these crazy people, they want to break down america. charles: right. >> america's culture, america's politics, america's police, america's military and you can go on from there. that is their goal. they want to break down this whole country and they're wrong. behalf getter or not, kentucky derby or not, they are wrong. charles: larry kudlow, really appreciate it. th

ben carson and governor kristi noem have a new op-ed, the biggest cultural challenge of our lifetimelisten to senator mcconnell and i'll get your thoughts after that. >> racial discrimination was our original sin and working for over 200 years to get past it and still working on it. and i just simply don't think that's part of the core underpinning of what american pacific education ought to be about. >> dana: you are up there in minnesota. what are you hearing about this? >> same thing. i'm actually worked with many parents to help them and train them to fight back against our school boards on critical race theory. if i can say the biggest issue is not necessarily fighting back against it, it is how do we undergird the really foundations that make our country great? that got us to this point. it is rooted in take charge and especially in the back community. returning to faith, family and education. that's who we were as a culture before we got help from the government in the 60s that destroyed the black american family. >> dana: you recently met with a mixed race couple and were ups

brian: it is a column he wrote with ben carson and on foxnews .com right now.solutely. in south dakota we talked about this for years. when i first got sworn in as governor i pushed getting more histories, civics education into our k-12 system and we did finally get our legislator on board and they put that into our requirements this year. we will continue to do that in south dakota. i believe a state like us can lead by example and i will continue to do that and carry the message across the country as well. brian: it's amazing what it's got to come down to that you have to fight for american history in your own estate. thank you, governor. i appreciate it. >> thank you, brian. brian: speaker pelosi and president biden have been vocal about their support for abortion. pelosi's hometown bishop is suggesting they could be denied communion. let's talk about that next. ve ly asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic

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