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host: let's talk to ronald calling from jericho, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. by the way, regarding middle barry college, the incident -- middlebury college, the incident with charles murray, he was not permitted to speak their and became violent. that was a disgrace. i want to mention that one idea that i have that i think would help the situation greatly would be if kids wanted to be admitted to prestigious colleges, which are some of the least open to free speech, but in general if they wanted to be admitted to a college or university, they should be required to sign an agreement prior to admission that if they were to do anything to prevent freedom of speech, whether it would be shouting down a speaker or violent action, that they would simply be expelled. host: wouldn't that be blocking free speech for those students on campus? what do you think about that, nathan? guest: well, i don't know if expelling would be feasible, but i think with the caller is getting at is that maybe giving students that message early on -- and this is a place university of chica

>> it basically means that if you haven't already, you're very likely to come to encount jericho individual 19 or sars cov-ii. you better have your arm more than getting infected. in basic epidemiological terms, it becomes like influenza. it's here to stay. hopefully no new variants that are more virulent don't emerge, but it's something we need to live with so we will be getting vaccinations at various different time points that have yet to be determined. >> understood. clear and thank you to dr. azar and to bill crystal. appreciate you both kicking us off. >>> if you have been watching this broadcast you might have seen something exciting in the corner of your screen. senator elizabeth warren will be live on "the beat" tonight and she's making big news that could be critical to the next step of the biden agenda. that's tonight on "the beat" live. and jay coleman is here on the race and whether trumpism works without trump. threats from far right trolls. it's our accountability watch. that's also tonight. stay with us. tv: mount everest, the tallest mountain on the face of the earth. keep

profound explosion of misinformation, the polarization and politization in many ways of the broad jerichoas not served us well. i think in general people around the country, whether they are supportive of vaccines or not. they have the same goal. they want to be safe. want to keep their kids and family safe. i believe people have the right to have accurate information. the fact that many people don't really compromises their ability to make decisions. where do we see this misinformation spread? sadly on social media. we released from my office the surgeon general's advisory on the harm of health misinformation. saying technology companies have a moral responsibility to step up and to make sure that they are limiting the spread of misinformation because it's costing people their lives. >> it's costing people their lives and it is also what is behind people behaving in such ugly ways in public, including in front of children. screaming at children, screaming at parents because they chose to wear a mask. somebody on a subway was screamed at. it's as if people not only want to take the crazy

host: let's talk to ronald, who is calling from jericho, new york. ronald, good morning.ler: good morning. by the way, regarding middlebury college, that incident that occurred where professor charles murray was not permitted to speak there, and it became violent, that was really a disgrace. but, i want to mention that one idea that i have, that i think would help the situation greatly would be if people, if kids wanted to be admitted to prestigious colleges, which are some of the least open to free speech, but in general, if they wanted to be admitted to a college or university, they should be required to sign an agreement prior to admission that, if they were to do anything to prevent freedom of speech, whether it would be shouting down a speaker, or violent action, that they would simply be expelled. host: wouldn't that be blocking free speech for those students on campus? what do you think about that, nathan? guest: i don't know if expelling would be feasible. what the caller is getting at is maybe giving that students -- giving students that message early on. this is