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ben carson, thanks for being here. what is your biggest concern?that is of, for and by the people. and the reason that people came here in the first place is because they didn't the heavy foot of government on their neck. now we have a situation where the government is itself into everything, including the relationships between, you know, renters and landlords. and when the moratorium was put in place, we had a very different situation than we have right now we didn't have a vaccine. it was really a uncharted water and the last thing we wanted was people out there with this disease raging. the disease is largely under control now. there are loss lot of jobs available for people. we don't want to create a permanent underclass that is dependent upon the government and the fact that the supreme court has ruled this is beyond the purview of the executive branch and they want to do it anyway, tells us we have reached a staple that is very dangerous in this country. if the federal government is saying it may be illegal but we are doing it anyway and who

ben carson is founder and chairman of the american cornerstone institute and dr. ou very much for being here this morning, sir. >> thank you for having me, maria. thank you. maria: what do you make of this, really, jen psaki will not release the number of people who have gotten covid who were vaccinated, we don't know what vaccination they got, was it the pfizer vaccination, was it the moderna vaccination that they got, we thought they were protected but they got covid anyway and now we are worried about the delta variant. you see that the white house and nancy pelosi wants masks indoors for vaccinated people, what can you tell us? doctor: well, it's the attitude that has fostered the lack of trust in the cdc and in our government. when they think that the people are not smart enough to be able to work with the information so we don't even have to give it to them because they can't process it. that's not america. you know, that's the precursor of some type of dictatorship. we don't want that. the fact of the matter is, the vaccines are very effective and i think if

speak with former white house senior aide to president trump stephen miller former hud secretary ben carson in wyoming senator john barrasso, it's good to do a press have a wonderful weekend and thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: welcome to the wall street journal on large america has better weeks in the last month from new covid rules to a weakening economy to violence on city streets in the olympic games that quadrennial celebrating but things don't seem to be going to quite right direction to joe biden's america, cuvÉe cases are surging, mass meetings are back in the economy is weaker than we thought major cities are in the grip of a violent crime and shows no signs of easing in the nation star athlete pulls out of the games for mental health we can't blame president biden and the democrats that simone biles was unable to continue in the gymnastics world but pretty much everything else right now is creating real doubts about the direction of the country and the president who took office six month ago. on thursday we learn a and annual rate of 6.5% in the three months to june that may

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people like ted cruz and ben carson said that they wouldn't allow muslims or even hindus, you can federal judges here in the united states, saying that sure, yes, from the moral effect. the united states, even though our supremacy call the constitution that no other law can be, can do supreme love the land. so again, it's, it's pandering to a lack of education with information that we've seen. and again, it's something that we've seen for lack of a decade here in the united states, obviously with the immigration to be with latino, the spanish, i'm a memorial from the beginning history with the african american community. if you read to them, not only right now, but again the or the 20th century with henry ford and obviously the holocaust and japanese internalize 140000 you have thrown in german camps. so again, this is the next chapter of the right to the united states and in many parts. of course, one could make the point that it is these countries nature nation countries that have often supported arguably muslim groups in muslim nations. there we'd love to validation having jo biden's r

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let's bring in former hud secretary ben carson, i should say dr. ben carson.greatest brain surgeon in the world. he is with us this morning. you say the eviction moratorium moves us toward totalitarian type government. that's strong stuff make your case. >> it is a serious situation. one of the things about our country that is so important is that our forefathers, our founders recognized that there is a tendency for people to want to dominate others and for a government to try to take control of societies. that's why our constitution was written the way it was with the separation of powers. now, the supreme court has already ruled that the executive branch does not have the authority to impose this moratorium on eviction and yet the administration has said we're going to do it anyway. and who is going to stop us? and once we begin to break down that separation of powers, we've got a real problem on our hands. stuart: what's the end game here? i mean, what happens to the landlords who -- the money isn't coming in and they probably can't get it out of the renter

ben carson on the program last month discussing natural immunity., is a specialist in neurology. i'm back with dr. stephen hoge from moderna. dr. hoge, how much immunity does a person have if they've already had covid, would they need a bolster shot as well? doctor: well, i think we don't know. we are still trying to build data on how much natural immunity protects you just like with the vaccine. we know that when we measure the level of people who have been infected it is lawer than certainly moderna vaccine or pfizer vaccine which would suggest that breakthrough cases are going to happen with natural immunity at least as soon as or sooner than with vaccines. maria: this is -- this is fascinating and, of course, i know that we are learning more about this as we live it. but you're saying that we will -- you're not surprised by these breakthrough cases, right, but you were surprised you said a minute ago that it was happening as soon as it was, right? doctor: that's right. i think you'd expect respiratory viruses to be able to reinfect people and no

ben carson. >> america came into existence because people wanted to escape from governments who mandated tried to tell them how their lives should be lived. we cannot allow it. it's the edge of it and we cannot allow it. >> shannon: all right, on the houston case and there are others like it, it's true that's a mandate. you get fired if you don't do it but talk about government over leaning. but roger would say is the government must mandate that private folks don't do that. if you run a restaurant, if you run a ballpark and your customers want to have on vaccinated folks, that certainly should be your choice. much more important is on the federal side. i'm sorry. it's not a mandate. the mandate would be is in the private side, you must do this. all they are saying is if you don't, it's your choice. if you don't get vaccinated, you need to do the things we've all been doing a few months ago. mask up and socially distance. it's a medical fact, the unvaccinated our our risk to the vaccinated for two reasons. vaccines are not 100% effective and much more importantly unvaccinated persons are

ben carson, that the delta variant, while it is much more transmisibl and infectious, it's not as virulente lack of it when it comes to the potency of the variant. keith fitzgerald, phil flynn, it's great to be with you both gentlemen. thanks very much. a shortened version of word on wall street this morning. we'll take a short break and more of my exclusive interview with jp morgan ceo and chairman, jamie dimon. back in a moment. he lexus goldey sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $379 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save up to $1,000 on select sleep number 360 smart beds and adjustable bases. plus, no interest until january 2024 on all smart beds ends monday. maria: welcome back. good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm

carson ben carson this weekend on "sunday morning futures" told me, look, this is what viruses do mutates are also going down people are losing trust in the cdc right now with all this backtracking. they are maria. what you are seeing is the inconsistent messaging of what actually is the truth of this -- of this virus and it is very -- were variant the pierson people are smart enough to figure this out understand how to tick care of themselves take care of families. you know we cannot have, virus mandates, or forced by government to get vaccinated, and i think that is where this government wants to go that is where the biden administration would love to go door-to-door ther as they said knock on door have people getting vaccinated on the spot i think like to your point, they are ignoring natural immunity. maria: matt unless there is -- rhyme or reason as my sources have been telling me they want a lockdown pretty much in place summer of 2022 into congressional midterms so that we can make sure to get as many mail-in votes as possible ballots coming from empty parking lots to dead people.

ben carson often this program yesterday saying yes more contagious but no, it is not dangerous and nott now, edward lawrence with the number edward. >> the unemployment rate was 943,000 in july. unemployment rate then declined to 5.4% in july so a big beat on those numbers you look within in these numbers a little bit you can see employment rose 221,000 local government education 40,000 in private education, employment professionals business services rose 60,000 july transportation warehousing added 50,000 other state industries service industries added 19,000 health care was up 17,000 employment manufacturing, increased 23 -- 27,000 in july with, employment in information increased 24,000 financial services, are up 22,000. employment mining increased 7,000 retail trade little changeded in july that was down 6,000 following large increases in the prior two months, the average hourly earnings for all employees on private nonfarm payrolls increased 11 cents to 30.54 cents, very interesting a big beat on number 943,000 jobs created, the unemployment rate going down to 5.4%, i do want to g

ben carson told me recently when you look at those people who have been infected, they had covid, theyty but the white house does not recognize those people who have had covid and have the antibodies, it's all about the vaccine. this came up in edward lawrence's discussion. he sat down with kansas city fed chief esther george, we're going to get her take on the economy when we look ahead. she's coming up next. tomorrow's digital jackson hole symposium will feature jay powell, the symposium starts tonight. back in a minute. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking ♪♪ means

ben carson and he was the first to come on this program and saying there's so much retail space and office a sense of what happens when you've got such a struggling brick and mortar situation. dagen: right. look no further than hudson yards which is quite frankly a disaster. but i find this weird. so i know where this children's section is. they're talking about -- this is going to happen this saks works in various locations but the children's section they're talking about is at the rockefeller center store, the flagship store on fifth avenue. the children's cycle is near the lingerie section. so it's just like i'm going to work and i'm going to be staring at some brazzeres. i'm not sure how it's going to work. it's deep in the store. it's not easy to navigate. i know it's a sign of desperation. i just find it comical. maria: it's actually a sad thing. that's a beautiful building and it's a beautiful store but we are looking at converting retail space across the board. still ahead, governor cuomo resigning, new york state assembly minority leader will barclay is next. (vo) at t-mobile for

it is interesting because doctor ben carson talking to maria bartiromo they discussed the between theoves toward that goal and people are getting sick and infected. in the end i had covid. it wasn't a pleasant experience. that i got the shot because i didn't want to be inconvenienced again. the issue to be aware of is all that we are not in the same situation we were when the virus first descended on this world, this country we are seeing a tightening of hospital capacity and some areas. that's a problem if you need healthcare quickly. this is a personal decision. we hope folks having conversations with those around them and making decisions asked for them but in the end people will only be moved by conversations with their own physicians but we see an uptick. jackie: i will share with you my reason for getting the vaccine is i knew should i contract the virus, be a breakthrough case for some reason the symptoms would be less severe and the chances of hospitalization and death drops dramatically if you are vaccinated. there is incentive there. your state also giving $90 million to bus

ben, and my little one said i don't want to see them kiss. that's where we're at with that. it's an animated special, it's based on the well-known "descendants" franchise. sophia carsonron boyce, one of the main cast members passed away sadly in 2019, producers made it a big priority to honor him and his character through this. this special began airing on the disney channel this weekend. you can check that out as well. >> thank you very much, jeremy, we appreciate your time. you can see jeremy on "people, the tv show" on people.com and pick up a special edition of "people" all about the queen of soul on newsstands nationwide right now. >>> and coming up, we're firing up the grill with new twists on barbecue classics ready to take a bite out of summer. we will be right back. ♪ back in the summer of '69 ♪ ♪ back in the summer of '69 ♪ y. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two w