right, geraldo?s they changed their name. they had to. you see behind me the cleveland guardians, i did that for greg's benefit to have a picture of myself. my one more thing is always a picture of myself. but the cleveland guardians, the guardian of traffic you see them very art dzeko, they are holding a stage coach in the car and a train. they knock this bring down. the bridge over the cuyahoga river that separates the east and west side. >> jesse: cuyahoga, i don't know, geraldo, that's an indian name. >> geraldo: i'm 10% native american so i have some license. >> dana: that's it? that's one more thing? >> geraldo: cleveland guardians that's it. >> jesse: one more thing ever. >> greg: i want more pictures. >> jesse: we are doing a movie with somebody famous. >> geraldo: ironic thing about the cleveland indians he was a native american chief wahoo. >> dana: there you have it, everybody. that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. trace, take it away. >> trace: dana, have you ever thought about

got it. >> geraldo: pathetic. >> jesse: geraldo you are not.ber six, name all of the animals the columbus zoo brought onset. >> greg: oh, my god. >> dana: wait, wait, wait, wait. >> jesse: name all of the animals. i can only name two. swath and cat. like a wildcat. >> greg: bobcat with weird ears. >> jesse: bob closed, can you give me cat? swath, kangaroo. >> greg: was they were >> jesse: don't ask >> geraldo: this is 82 toed sloth, a canada link. it is a south africa penguin. >> dana: i think i get three. >> jesse: dana has got it. let's look at the scoreboard, geraldo one, dana one. greg, step it up. you are a veteran here. what was the first animal video that greg showed for animals are great? >> dana: just animal? >> jesse: what kind of animal or describe the video? >> dana: what are you those things come i know. >> dagen: i'm guessing but i'm reading your mind, greg. >> jesse: i was just putting that. i think you guys are right. >> greg: cat playing with a laser. >> jesse: what did greg have for the first one? >> greg: it is time for... an

this is a major update, geraldo. can't have it done on audio, it just doesn't break through, the american people are either scared, confused, or annoyed now. they've lost the american people. we've had it, joe biden has blown this, this was his big mandates, tackling the pandemic and now no one knows what's going on. it's just too confusing to the american people and this is the thing he had the highest approval rating on and that's not going to continue if he keeps this up. if you have deaths that are not rising, actually deaths continue to fall, they are under 300 daily deaths per day for the last month and a half, and if cases are going up a little bit, if you are vaccinated that's not your problem. slap a mask on your face because other people are not vaccinated? that doesn't make any medical sense. answer now mandate vaccines for federal employees when two-thirds of blacks and hispanics have not been vaccinated sounds like they are just now punishing people for not being vaccinated instead of saving lives. now,

geraldo?e to apologize to greg gutfeld because various left wing media saying that i threatened to kick him in the ass, i did not. kick someone in the ass nothing to do with greg gutfeld ohio find adorable and charming. >> greg: ran with that so easily fact-checked. they are such tools. >> geraldo: i'm not sure they care. new segment tonight it's called geraldo news with geraldo. [laughter] and take a look at where i spent my recovery from gutfeld's show and from the "the five" yesterday. it's the roof top at the peninsula smoking a fatty. [laughter] >> dana: tobacco or something else? >> geraldo: it's a hard cruel world here. >> jesse: a picture of yourself? that's it? >> greg: trying to get back at me. >> jesse: another look picture of yourself. >> geraldo: get used to it. it will be a regular thing. >> jesse: i can't wait. i can't believe i didn't think of that. >> katie: i don't know what restaurant where this happened instagram user julia posted a video of this waiter running through the

i'm greg gutfeld with katie, geraldo rivera, jesse watters.a perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ so, this is a big week for us. yep, it's bigger than dana finally potty training jasper, who now flushes twice as a courtesy. and it's bigger than jesse finally getting a hair transplant. thanks for donating the minx. "the five" is turning 10. the show was officially old enough for anthony weiner to start texting. it's true. the show, probably one of the biggest hits and cable news has outlasted everything from 24 to brian stelter's hair. to put it 10 years in perspective, that's four geraldo marathons. [laughter] i still remember when i was asked to do the show, he called me and said hey, we are doing this thing. want to be on the thing? you have to write a model for the thing. i said what does this pay? we had no expectations. all we had was our good looks. i remember sitting here on the first day next to dana perino, she had ghosted me the entire time she was at fox. but now she was stuck with me. and against her better judgment and a restraining order, we

. >> that's geraldo rivera. >> he is a host. >> geraldo, are you surprised that you're here?> no. >> this guy has a late-night show. he has an exclamation point after his name to get a don't think i've ever seen that gentleman before. >> he is not a gentleman. >> he looks like a show for a. >> could you keep your eyes on the road, please? >> good thinking. >> greg got felled. >> that's you. >> very good. how do you feel about me? >> i really like this t-shirt. that is how i save the world. you have to buy my book. her name is katie. >> i feel like i've see her and her on cnn. >> that's fake news. >> cnn and the others are fake news. >> britney spears? >> free britney. >> ever seen the show? >> the five. >> the five. >> is that a new show? >> it was a horror novel by one of my favorite writers. >> it's a new show on fox news. >> it's ten years old. >> it's been around for ten years, baby. >> it's on at 5:00 o'clock. >> it's 5:00 p.m. in new york city and this is "the five". >> great. >> we just turned ten. >> congratulations. >> that's awesome, the five. >> i've been watching

that would help. >> geraldo, is this going to become a nationwide thing?e to tal to the fact that parents could be really annoying. those parents, they obsess abou stop and it is their big moment to shine. i worry about the absolute progressive educators virtually just like all of the journalists . those are the two profession that have skewed so far left that it is very, very disheartening to see that, you know, what gets me, remember that the shot of the white kid getting to her needs to apologize to the black kid for slavery? is this bringing people together ? is this healing anybody? i worry about it. i think that it is really lame. i also think it is transitory and we look back on this period as crazy. >> i hope you're right. this could be the movement with worse and he just goes away pic you have children, worse than the hippie movement. >> i think it is worse than that . what i look back at it, i am no pro- hippie. and very pro- hippie. >> they had acid. >> that into dues introduced a lot of important things. >> like great. >> the woke just don't in

and geraldo rivera. the last time the president addressed the nation on this issue, geraldo, you blasted him as sleepy and pathetic. so let's start with you. what do you make of the new plan? he wants to turn covid relief dollars to use that money to at police across the nation. >> it's fine, martha, as far as it goes. just like the original plan. and i didn't mean to be rude to the president, but it is preposterous when you compare the scale of what he's offering to do with the nature of the problem. there were 11 more murders in chicago alone this weekend. 19 murders in chicago the weekend before. since the president spoke, there's been 40 murders in chicago. the vast majority, young black men. homicide is the leading cause of young black men. in chicago, there's 117,000 gang members versus 12,000 cops. the gangsters outnumbers the cops 10 to 1 to think a school yard program will do something to alleviate the blood flow, this is the civil rights issue of our date. we have to have massive federal and st

because it is monday as geraldo says.o do the body count across the country sadly. 11 people are dead in chicago. 40 separate shooting incidents. can you imagine how busy the police officers still on the job were chasing around after 40 incidents. among them, children as there always are. one 8 years old. a group of teenage girls that got shot at. mike tobin is on the ground covering this. what can you tell us, mike? >> i can tell you sadly, martha, the violence remains the same. the superintendent of police announced a new effort which essentially will amount to more manpower focusing on guns. dave brown said today that a team of 50 police officers will supplement the officers investigating gun crimes and the supplement tall task force by the white house. superintendent brown says the officers will form the gun investigate team and focus on a pipeline of weapons and the sunday emphasized third party straw purchasers that buy guns for people that are not supposed to have them like felons. >> do not buy guns for violent pe

> i have to tell you, geraldo is right. where in the hell is the outrage? you have young kids being killed. what you have, trace, unfortunately is that police departments have been decimated by police officers leaving in droves to get away from police departments. and you need those police officers to be out there. so what i'm simply saying is it's a war. it's a war. guess what? the criminals are winning this war. the only way you're going to take back the streets is, you have to get citizens in these communities involved. you cannot count on your politician. just look at chicago. 98 people killed, 100 people killed. the mayor isn't doing nothing. the commissioner of police isn't doing anything. the citizens have to take back their streets. >> i want to play this bite from jen psaki. the administration has said look, this started under trump. it's one of those things oh, yeah, the vaccine that is us. the crime, that's trump. it's one of those things the finger pointing here. listen to her. i'll get your response. >> you als

i think a riot is a riot, geraldo. they are comparable to me. >> you and i stood shoulder to shoulder through that entire period of condemning the rioters and condemning the looting or ignoring it. but the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters and he should have immediately denounced the raw comic mob when he saw what was unfolding. that was kevin mccarthy on january 13th. >> sean: i understand your position. but he tried to use fear and violence to stop which they did not like. >> sean: are riots always wrong? how come i'm consistent and i will condemn riots in whatever form they take and how come the democrats were silent? and assisting the bail money raising. i supported president trump until the period following the election and leading up to the despicable events of january 6th. on january 6th, the american people, the world and the history and apology. >> sean: we need answers on all of it. >> geraldo is wrong on both fronts, profoundly wrong. i have his transcript and w

geraldo rivera is standing by. first to bryan llenas with more on what we're learning about the attacks. bryan? >> this video released by the nypd is tough to watch. show as 68-year-old man being assaulted on the sidewalk saturday morning brooklyn, new york. the suspect was on a bicycle when he stopped to rob the elderly man and kicked him in the face. the victim falls to the ground. his body go limp. the thief steals his cell phone and silver necklace. the 68-year-old suffered a broken wrist, broken bones and lacerations. the suspect is at large. nypd is asking for the public's health. meanwhile, the nypd released pictures of three young men beating up an off duty firefighter in queens friday night. the 44-year-old was walking his dog when he was accosted by about 100 teens. the firefighter was hit in the head with a glass bottle. as one of the teams yelled it was fight night. the new york city detectives said this. >> now, according to the latest nypd crime statistics, felony assaults citywide are up 60%. shootin

geraldo, thank you very much for joining us. geraldo: okay, steve.shot as a new report claims it's because the delta variant is as contagious as the chickenpox or ebola but where is the data? why haven't we seen that? dr. nicole saphier on that coming up next. brian: welcome back, everybody, the cdc pulling a 180 advising vaccinated americans to wear masks inside when delta variant is contagious as chickenpox. quote, show us the data, i mean, these are scientist medical professionals saying that including our next guest dr. nicole saphier. even the medical community is frustrated, why? >> well, brian, this isn't the first time we have been frustrated throughout the course of the pandemic and these days i feel like i need the sketches when the cdc comes out with a recommendation, this is what they are saying, hold on, now this is what they are saying. unfortunately it levers us with a lot of confusion because they are not being fully transparent with what the data is behind the policy decisions. i can say delta has been a game-changer for us and other

. >> john: coming up, we'll talk to geraldo rivera. also on deck today, congressman john catco on the not of fentanyl in the country and the delay to objecting the border with canada. joe concha and marc siegel coming up. >> sandra: the biden administration reportedly weighing whether they should shift guidance on masking up as covid cases surge across the country. welcome. i'm sandra smith on this thursday in new york, this is "america reports." hello, john. >> john: game two of a double-header. i'm john roberts in washington. according to "the washington post," white house aides are in talk with cdc officials about proposed messaging to the public. one idea is asking all americans to wear masks when vaccinated and unvaccinated people are together indoors or in public places. how do you know? local governments are already taking matters into their own hands as more cities and communities reimpose mandates. >> sandra: all of this is happening as vaccination numbers stall and the delta variant drives cases. >> john: first, jacqui heinri

i gave up my legs, i know, geraldo, i'm not saying you are saying anything else, but the final wordss stop you from appreciating what they were able to accomplish even when their own for working against affects us quite heavily. >> you know i love you, joey. >> benjamin: if we can now bring in fox news security correspondent jennifer griffin who has covered the war from day one until the very end, you are listening to that, what are your thoughts? i know that you care deeply about the interpreters in the story and you have been talking about that, did you get from president biden what you want to do here? >> thank you, benjamin, and i just want to say to my colleagues as i have been listening to geraldo and joey, you can hear the passion and their voices, because they like me i spent the last 20 years covering this war and the ins and outs of the pain of no good options when it comes to afghanistan. i first started going to afghanistan in 1992, and if you go back to that time, that was three years after the soviets had pulled out, and we arrived when they took over kabul as a civil w

was making with regard to the elections that we're going to be seeing in several months time. geraldo was saying that the one of the problems was that the opposition had relied so much on both, both scenarios, lack of electability in a sense that they, they were concentrating on different things. they essentially took their eye off the ball because they didn't think the ball sonata was going to get elected. do you think that the opposition in brazil has changed enough and realized their mistake, their previous mistake? enough to be able to cook because a cohesive force against both sonata run and about a year's time. well, i think they did, but the point is that we don't have just one position, but we have different factors of the position today. the perhaps the more competitive sector is the one represented by lula, the, the laughter traditional left in brazil. and there is another sector that now people call that the 3rd way. what will be something in the middle of lowland both . so now we can be a center is candidate can be a moderate right? this candidate we don't know is what it

nationally syndicated radio host and correspondent geraldo rivera. if they want a commission, i would like questions answered. we now have videotape showing that people prepositioned weapons around washington, d.c., evidence that this has been planned by some people, either going to get that question answered? can answer the question why was the police chief, the capitol police chief denied it six times when he asked for assistance, both before this evening began -- it was happening? can they explain why they didn't anticipate potential problems, and what role would nancy pelosi in the sergeant-at-arms have in preparing for such moments? >> let me say how nice it is to be back with you and my friend dan, i'm sure we will have a very erudite discussion tonight. i can also not hesitate to say that i think you have been with all due respect and i love you, gaslighting, changing the subject. the subject is january 6th and what happened to the united states capitol and why it happened. the fact that the fanone was targeted and the one who unleashed the mo

>> geraldo: cleveland guardians that's it. >> jesse: one more thing ever. >> greg: i want more pictures. >> jesse: we are doing a movie with somebody famous. >> geraldo: ironic thing about the cleveland indians he was a native american chief wahoo. >> dana: there you have it, everybody. that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. trace, take it away. >> trace: dana, have you ever thought about having sponsors the last segment from barnes & noble petco. you guys could get rich off that kind of stuff. >> dana: i will call the finance department. great idea. thanks. have a good show. a. >> trace: containna, thank you. good evening. i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier. coronavirus resurgence new mask guidelines and potential order by president biden that all federal workers be vaccinated or submit to regular testing. the president says such a move is under consideration as the administration furiously tries to deal with the severe setback in its efforts to end the pandemic. we have fox team coverage. jennifer griffin at the pentagon has new information about troubles at the wuhan lab

geraldo rivera says chicago cops are already overwhelmed by gangs and torched president biden's plannce. let's watch and i'll get your reaction. >> in chicago there are 117,000 gang members versus 12,000 or 13,000 cops. it means the gangsters outnumber the cops 10 to 1. the civil rights issue of our day. a ghetto civil war going on. i didn't mean to be rude to the president but it is preposterous when you compare the scale of what he is offering to do with the nature of the problem. >> harris: chief craig. >> i have to tell you once again i agree with what geraldo is saying but what he left out is the progressive governance. look, police officers are not supported. i don't care if they can find a way. they won't be able to, to hire 2,000 more police officers. the bottom line they don't feel supported and candidly i believe there is depolicing going on. they're pulling back because they don't feel supported. so unless they do that and have an honest conversation about what needs to happen, nothing is going to change. and so they put their heads in the sand and do what? do nothing. the

geraldo, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you.on your facebook. ainsley: and they admitted it. steve: they did. and now we're wondering who in the federal government would do that. here's the press secretary, jen psaki, yesterday. >> we've increased disinformation research and tracking within the surgeon general's office. we're flagging problematic posts for facebook that spread disinformation. we're working with doctors and medical professionals to connected medical experts with popular -- who are popular with their audiences with accurate information and boost trusted content, so so we're helping get trusted content out there. we also created the covid-19, the covid community -- to get actual information9 into the hands of local messengers. lawrence: where's the free and open press pushing back against this? they're going to suppress voices they disagree, they're going to take stories offline that they agree is disfavorable -- steve: the government's been wrong on this a lot. [laughter] ainsley: what they're saying is we're only

>> geraldo: did i ever tell you the story when john rich came to my house? [laughter] >> geraldo: true story. >> jesse: paris hilton was there, too. not going to tell any more of that story though. that's it for us. "special report" is up next with shannon bream the evil shannon bream. >> shannon: jesse, really jesse watters vs. reese witherspoon. i don't know elle wood is a scrapper. good luck on that. >> jesse: thank you very much, thank you very much, reese. shan have a great night. good evening, welcome to washington i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight president biden says taliban takeover of afghanistan is highly unlikely. the comments come as the president promises to maintain personnel and capacities in the country after the large scale u.s. military withdrawal. congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the white house. good evening, jackie. >> good evening, shannon. president biden rejected the premise that a taliban takeover of afghanistan is inevitable as a thai group makes rapid advances amid the u.s.

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a miscarriage of justice is corrected and journalist geraldo rivera said this today, quote, told you bill cosby. he was convicted by a court. so tainted by public opinion and social pressure that it allowed obviously prejudicial evidence improper witnesses. he may be a bad guy. but in this case he was railroaded by the mob. cosby was the first celebrity tried and convicted in the me too era. so the reversal could make prosecutors wary of calling other accusers in similar cases. jonathan pam, now back to you. grant. thank you. meanwhile, in less than 20 minutes, we will talk live with criminal defense lawyer paula canny. >> about today's newest developments. >> other news tonight, the san jose unified school district board of trustees voted to end is school resource officer program. this comes after community members called on officials to remove police officers from campuses within the district students and parents protested against officers at district middle schools and high schools for nearly a year, many opponents of the sro program. we're concerned about the possibility of polic

you are no geraldo. >> brian: thank you. >> kennedy: have you seen them try to grew a mustache?hat goes on in florida in broward county is so far. >> greg: up next, frequent (struggling vehicle sounds) think premium can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. ♪ ♪ >> greg: coffee t, or your groin in my knee. airlines are taking self-defense courses. a new poll reveals more than 85% of flight attendant say they've had to deal with an unruly passenger this year. 17% were involved in physical altercations. they blame the violence unmasked compliance and booze. they are yearning for the old days when their biggest concern was the obese fellow in 17 be and what he did in the laboratory. they are brushing up on moves like the eye gouge, groin kick, bend and snap. flight attendants may be enforcing the new faa guidelines limiting passengers for three alcoholic drinks per flight, the so-called kat timpf rule. it's like my late uncle frank used to say. travel is the only thing

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you said you liked uncle geraldo more than me? you're going to prison, billy!y you named your kid to be a leap. the problem with that is this is a bigger issue in society, the social media thing. these kids are doing stupid things on social media and they are harming themselves and now they are harming society. it's a bigger issue and parents there's so much you can control as a parent, they exist to try to control their kids to make sure they don't do something stupid is off the charts. it can go serious to bullying or something goofy like this but the ramifications are horrible. i'm sorry to get so serious. >> greg: you have a kid? >> not on social media at eight months as far as i'm aware. >> greg: when i was eight months old i was already [bleep]. up next, is racial bias from centuries ago impacting this in ways we don't know? sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things rig

ben shapiro will be, geraldo rivera and judge janine.was released amy grant will join us live on "fox and friends" with an all-american summer concert series. all that and plenty more unless i read the wrong promo coming your way on "fox and friends" in 14 minutes as soon as they are out of stuff to say. todd: amy grant when i was a boy. >> we will let her know. jillian: now to this. a math teacher speaking on after he was fired and barred from the building for taking a stand against woke curriculum. carley: talking about the elite private school in new york city. for encouraging students not to use the words mom, darian parent in an effort to be more inclusive. a math teacher was fired for speaking out appeared on tucker carlson revealed why he decided to take a stand. >> i want to to model for my students that it was okay to question these beliefs, ideas that were being misrepresented as knowledge. >> janice: they make race and gender the most important thing rather than who they are as an individual. 57,$000 a year tuition. todd: adam

geraldo rivera several years ago did a two hour documentary on sexual abuse of women in prison. every one of the victims he interviewed were black. every one of the victims were black. it didn't provoke a single day of discussion. not a single day. because evil has to wear a white face before it attracts any attention and as long as that continues, it's always going to be detrimental. that's why i think we ought to be emphasizing upward mobility of low income people instead of looking at life through you the prism of race because it means people like you and me will benefit. and people who look like us in these high crime, drug infested neighborhoods, they will not benefit but we can walk around all proud and look at what accomplish -- what we've accomplished but it's coming at the expense of others in that community. >> one of the things that's interesting about what you just said, and what you just said you accentuate very much at the very end of the introduction to the book, you quote adolf reed and you quote adolf reed and adolf -- he says identity is very much the ideology

while geraldo rivera a couple of years ago did a two hour documentary on sexual abuse of women inprison . every one of the victimized we interviewed were black. everyone is a victim was black. it didn't even provoke a single day of discussion . not a single day. because evil has to wear a white face before an attack get any attention. as long as that continues, it's always going to be detrimental so that's why i think we want to be emphasizing the ability of low income people instead of looking at life through the prism of race. because if these people like you and me will benefit. and people are looked on in these high crime drug infested neighborhoods, they do not benefit but we can walk around and look at what we've accomplished but it's coming after a sense of others in that commitment. >> one of the things that's interesting about what you just said and what you just said you accentuate very much at the very end of the introduction to the book. you quote adolph reed. and you quote adolph reed and he says identity is very much the ideology of professional management class. they pref

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino along with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, jesse watterse." the cdc pulling an about-face on masks, reversing their indoor policies they set just two months ago to help prevent the spread of the delta variant. fully vaccinated people, apparently you should now begin wearing masks indoors but only in places with

. >> martha: here's geraldo rivera yesterday on with us talking about this plague that is underway intoo. watch. >> in chicago, there's 117,000 gang members versus 12 or 13,000 cops. the gangsters outnumber the cops by ten to one. to think a school yard program will do something to alleviate the blood flow, this is the civil rights of our day. a ghetto civil war going on. >> martha: we heard from the president about his crime plan. we have not heard a lot, alderman lopez about a specific plan to attack gang violence, this is what happens. we heard chief brown talking about this. he said you can be out having lunch on the sidewalk. you can be caught in the cross fire, this gang member has decided the other person has to go and you're in the way. so what are we going to do to attack the brunt issue of gang violence? >> calling out those magnets of violence, gang members. we've seen from the president, the mayor on down, many democratic politicians afraid to call out gang members for the danger that they are. refusing to call out generational gang life-style and the impact it has in our

i'm dana perino with katie pavlich, geraldo rivera, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld.tures of that are more like a block party atmosphere. >> how long do you think it looks like this? >> i don't know. we could have a summer of love. >> dana: running into a reality check after a violent weekend in seattl

. >> john: coming up, we'll talk to geraldo rivera. also on deck

. >> geraldo: i didn't know that i didn't know. dagen we owe you one? >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: i will wait for dagen she is go. all right i will go. thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. breaking tonight, the nation's top health agency reverses policy and recommends vaccinated individuals wear masks indoors. a huge setback in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic amid a resurgence fueled by the emergence of highly transmissible delta variant and a fall-off in the number of people taking vaccinations. government is also clarifying whether it is legal for organizations to require those vaccines. president biden says he is considering such a mandate for the federal workforce. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live on the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. for the first time since may walking through the pressroom to get out here to the live shot position, everybody inside is wearing a mask. the vice president hosted an event late this afternoon, she kept a mask on the whole time.

we've got the country music star and geraldo tomorrow.tion recently that we need to tell you about in the biden administration's longest and hardest fought war. that would be the war against what they are calling this information. almost daily, joe biden's battle hardened plaque mounts the podium at the white house with updates on the conflict's progress. last week, his spokes bot informed the press corps that the campaign against

geraldo said something that i think is true.nal right not to get vaccinated. yes, they may be grope dopie, but they do have that right. we too have reets to deny the unvaccinated access to our home and business he. france said if you don't want to get vaccinated, you can't go to public events, you can't go on a cruise or come to this party. is that the way to do it in your view? >> you know what? i think so. i think the biden administration has not wanted to wade into the legal waters, but i think they need to put the pressure on employers, on health care facilities to mandate vaccines. we know when we survey the unvaccinated there's a significant proportion that say they will take the vaccine if it is mandated by their employer or if it influences whether or not they're able to go on a sporting event or on a flight. we know it is going to make a difference. no pun intend it, but i think vaccine mandates will move the data. >> you know who is doing that because we know it is true? because fox is doing it! fox is literally doing

geraldo rivera is, joins us to react. i am doing okay.of millions of cubans living under communist rule and the scale and spread of these protests in cuba really is unprecedented so i absolutely agree with president biden to sanction the defense minister in the black parade, the elite unit that has been responsible for knocking heads, the brutal crackdown. with the sanctions imposed they can't have access to international markets, no trade and even remittances, the money going from cuban-americans to those in cuba have been cut off for now. i think we may be throwing the baby out with the bathwater. particularly sanctioning, not allowing vaccines, the coronavirus vaccines to get to the strickland islands. we can't let cubans die because their leaders are communists. in the name of humanity we should send food to save the innocent. brian: one of the things the united states the government could do to help the people of cuba is figure out how to get them in that service. we were able to see that uprising two weeks ago because they had servi

geraldo and jason. 2014 the obama administration look to begin normalization of cuba. it was rescinded by president trump and 2017. president biden said he would renew it should he become president. it's what we are seeing happening in cuba a response to a government that has been rewarded for repressing its citizens were so many years? >> i don't think so. i had agreed with president obama when he tried to open relations with cuba. there's no way to push towards democracy then giving people cell phones, internet, and access to american tourism. let them see democracy. my experience over the decades, and remember i interviewed fidel castro back in the day. my experience in miami, everybody is overestimating the strength of the opposition and under estimating the oppressive regimes in nicaragua, and venezuela, and now in cuba. it is so easy because you see the demonstrators in the streets. this regime is on the verge of collapse but that's not what's happening. let me say one other thing. it is inhumane that we are not helping our neighbor, cuba, with vaccines. why or w