david fromme is an evil man! he has long encouraged violence against the weak!t's the sum of his career. but in this case, suddenly he's hardly alone. many in washington, new york or los angeles are talking like this now. now, these are educated people. they're perfectly aware of the science. the science is publicly available on the internet. at this point, it's firmly established scientifically the so-called unvaccinated pose no threat whatsoever to the vaccinated or anyone else for that matter, period. in fact, the millions who have recovered from covid have greater protection against the virus, getting it, spreading it than those who rely on chemically-induced antibodies alone. that's the science. the science no longer matters obviously we moved past the science to a new stage of this war and it's not about coronavirus. it's about our country, it's about our democracy and above all it's about our future. candidacy owens is the host of candidacy -- candace owens is the host of candace and she joins us now. you're a new mom. our leaders are the oldest they've e

david fromm is an evil man, he has long encouraged violence against the week.t's the sum of his career. in this case, suddenly he is hardly alone. they are perfectly aware of the science, it's publicly available on the internet. it is firmly established scientifically that these pose no threat whatsoever to the vaccinated or anyone else for that matter period. in fact, the millions who have recovered from covid have greater protection against a virus than those who rely on chemically induced antibodies alone. that is the science. but the science no longer matters obviously. we've moved past the science to a new stage of this war and is not about coronavirus. it's about our country, it's about our democracy and above all, it's about our future. candace owens is the host of kansas and joins us now. i don't want you are in new mother and that's widely known. i love old people in a mean no disrespect they are creating a world that is actively hostile to children. how do you feel about that? >> i want to be very clear that these leaders we are talking about aren't s

joining us is the author of that piece, david fromm. good to see you. you also wrote anybody can win a poker game with a good hand. it takes a good maestro to play with a bad one. so you think biden is doing a great job, but he doesn't seem to be convincing the public of that. the american people. why do you make the case that he's so outstandingly successful? >> i served in the bush administration, the w. bush administration, we faced a similar situation. president trump started with a majority in the senate. president obama started with a big majority in the senate. back in 2000, push started with a 50/50 senate and with a wafer-thin majority in the house of representatives. i remember what it was like to worry all the time about those senators. by june of his first year in office, president bush lost his majority in the senate because one of the less committed members of the senate crossed the floor to the other party. biden with 50 votes in the senate, needing a tiebreaker from his vice president has driven through ambitious piece of legislation aft

. >> let's bring in the staff writer at "the atlantic," david fromm. e with scant illusions about trump are volunteering to help him execute one of his big lies". david in your article you write in part, the steele dossier undertook to answer the question what the hell is going on with trump and russia. it was to silence that question that the outgoing trump administration appointed a special counsel of its own to investigate its investigators. there are three indictments, all for lying to the fbi about various aspects of the steele dossier. none of these indictments vindicate's trump's claims in any way. it remains fact that russian hackers and spies helped his campaign. it remains fact that the trump campaign welcomed the help. it remains fact that trump and those around him lied and lied and lied again about their connections to russia. anti-trump journalists want to use the steele controversy to score points off politicians and media institutions that they dislike, but if you choose as a journalist or a consumer of journalism to focus on smaller iss