doctor faust, thank you very much forjoining us. are rising among those people under 60. why the change in this demographic?— under 60. why the change in this demon-rahic? . �*, . a demographic? that's correct. as case numbers have — demographic? that's correct. as case numbers have come _ demographic? that's correct. as case numbers have come down _ demographic? that's correct. as case numbers have come down and - numbers have come down and hospitalisations among the most vulnerable segment of the population which is the older senior population, those have all come down, and in a replacement, we see a higherfraction of down, and in a replacement, we see a higher fraction of people 18—6a who are making up those hospitalisations. so these are the nine geriatric, non—senior citizen adults making up a larger percentage of the larger hospitalisations of now than at any time during the pandemic and that is probably because of who has been vaccinated. a lot of seniors has been vaccinated here and we are nowjust starting to roll out among

the first 1 -- do you know who faust is because there is no correlation. what kind of medical authority do you have as a political analyst and podcaster to have any kind of informed opinion on the medical advice that anyone is having at all, much less dr. fauci? and thirdly, why should i listen to a man's opinion who has a poster of his dark night in the basement. guest: i will take offense to number three. i have to pride myself on the place i have in pop culture. if you want to dog the greatest movie trilogy of all time, the dark knight trilogy, i have to question you whether you are part of the mental apocalypse we are on. but as to the rest of her questions come what right do i have to question, i am a dammed american. it says we, the people, not the public health experts and professionals. your government told you for 80 years that you are full sartre real and suddenly now they want to tell you they are. as the tuskeegee airmen what they feel about medical officials. this government begins with we the people, in order to form a more perfect union, not

we can now speak to drjeremy faust, an emergency—medicine physician at brigham and women's hospital inhank you for your time. what do you make of this development?- do you make of this development? this is an important _ development? this is an important setback. - development? this is an important setback. i - development? this is an important setback. i am| development? this is an - important setback. i am glad the approach is to pause. because when people go to get their vaccination, they don't want questions, they want answers. we want to know exactly how many people this affects. we know it is rare but we want to know how rare it is. you used the word setback and said we will learn as much as possible, we know there is vaccine hesitancy, and it will only make people more hesitant. absolutely. we need to put everything in context. in the johnson &johnson trial, one in 2000 participants got blood clots who received the placebo. so statistically there was no difference in those who got the placebo and those who got the vaccine. tens of thousands of people, you saw no signal. it took

bases several fighters have been arrested the rebels have been fighting the government of president faust in our data since his reelection in december. president ismail omar has been reelected for a 5th term professional results gave him more than 98 percent of the vote is just one challenger a little known businessman and political newcomer zakaria ismail fatah jacuzzis main opposition parties boycotted the election. the number of judges in the u.s. supreme court could be expanded to the u.s. president joe biden's alternate bipartisan commission to study potential reforms term limits could be part of any changes reform is a priority for progressive democrat politicians after the former president told trump forced through a replacement justice before last year's election white house correspondent kimberly hellcat has more now from washington well because it was a campaign promise made by president biden on the campaign trail so he's making good on that pledge to at least study the issue but i can tell you that packing the court as it's called is controversy all in the united states curren

next up we have jeff faust with space news. >> caller: good morning. question for elon musk. it took years of development to get the crew dragon to the point where you could have successful series of missions like crew two this morning. at what point you think starship will be ready to start caring people? thanks. >> i think we're trying to keep these questions to this mission, but i mean, i don't know. i mean, i tend to be, as you know i tend to be somewhat optimistic with respect to schedules. i feel i should technology this -- [laughing] so take that with a grain of salt, but i think it's not out of the question it could be ready to fly people in a couple of years. we need to -- [inaudible] hop in, were going to mars. not quite, not yet. got some work to do but making rapid progress. we are going to make sure we e accelerating at the rate of innovation and then could be ready in a a couple of years. >> thank you. now we have a recognizer with wired. >> caller: greetings, congratulations to everybody. senator bill nelson mentioned a 2024th timetable for a lunar landing thro

here's the image of law and faust capital city, which you all recognized today right there running diagonal horizontal on next to the potomac river near the pea and potomac is the national mall that recognize today, you can see the great squares and grand boulevards at intersect named for the states and so forth and so on law enforest part inspired by rome and part inspired by paris and even though he would be fired it's his design that continues to define this great city today next slide. washington not only picked a foreigner long font a frenchman, but he picked the open an irishman the design the president's house open was also well educated and it designed beautiful buildings and charleston and south carolina washington immediately fell in love with the design it reminded him of rome. it looked like marble so washington then pushes by hiring hope and they build what they refer to as a presidential palace now they run in the construction problems and funding problems. so there's good and bad news here. they found brilliant scottish stone mason, so they brought more europeans and however

president joe biden aiming for net 0 emissions economy by 2050 is china faust to decrease coal consumptionblicans introduce their $58 billion infrastructure counter plan. mark meredith joins us from washington to break it down. >> love the space jam on friday morning. president biden says the us can and must do more to address climate change. he is setting a new goal to significantly cut us emissions. >> the united states sets off on the road to cut greenhouse gases in half by the end of this decade. these steps will set america on a path of net 0 emissions by no later than 2050. >> reporter: the president is pushing the us not only to reduce carbon emissions but lower coal consumption and offer more financial support to developing nations to address climate change. 40 world leaders joined the virtual summit, us allies japan, canada and the the eu sets new climate goals the china and russia's president participated in the virtual summit declined to sit new climate schools, republicans say the administration is committing the us to unnecessary economic hardship. >> the decision for the unit

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the first 1 -- do you know who faust is because there is no correlation.nd of medical authority do you have as a political analyst and podcaster to have any kind of informed opinion on the medical advice that anyone is having at all, much less dr. fauci? and thirdly, why should i listen to a man's opinion who has a poster of his dark night in the basement. guest: i will take offense to number three. i have to pride myself on the place i have in pop culture. if you want to dog the greatest movie trilogy of all time, the dark knight trilogy, i have to question you whether you are part of the mental apocalypse we are on. but as to the rest of her questions come what right do i have to question, i am a dammed american. it says we, the people, not the public health experts and professionals. your government told you for 80 years that you are full sartre real and suddenly now they want to tell you they are. as the tuskeegee airmen what they feel about medical officials. this government begins with we the people, in order to form a more perfect union, not just th

i love the jerry faust role in it, the notre dame coach where he shaped you as a football player and: she is indeed in fact it's nine minutes before the top of the hourment ainsley: the incoming surge of migrants at our southern border is reek ing havoc on local communities and in arizona officials are reporting environmental concerns as smugglers are dumping trash, leaving behind piles of clothing on the journey to their next location, brian. brian: fox news contributor, townhall.com editor katie pavlic h joins us now who just returned from that area. katie, is there any end in sight here, what did you gather? >> well first of all, good morning, everybody. based on the people that i talked to, the sheriff's department and chief deputy matthew thomas who took us out and the head of the anti-smuggl ing unit there is no end in sight and they talk about how they felt like they were not just felt like, they pushed smugglers back over the past four years and really gained ground against them, and now, as a result of policies being shifted, this faucet has been turned back on, and they fee