joe grogan? >> these vaccines, the pfizer vaccine and the moderna vaccine, were not studied to reduce infection. that's a really important point that gets lost. the administration has sort of glossed over this in their messaging, and the public health professionals gloss over this and they allow the media to misrepresent the reality of the vaccines. they were never studied to reduce infections. they were studied to reduce hospitalization, serious illness, and death. in that they are extremely effective, extremely effective. so particularly for the vulnerable and the immunocompromised, you should be getting vaccinated. but they don't reduce infections. as a matter of fact, the best data we've got, and unfortunately we don't have good data about this, is that they may reduce infections maybe 30%, okay? that is well below what tony fauci said before the vaccines were approved would be acceptable in approving a vaccine. he said it would need to be over 50% effective in order to be approved. it is wel

people have spent the last week talking about joe grogan.gan would not have been invited on stephen colbert's show. also, the anti-defamation league helped with the apology, but then you had to make sure someone reads the apology before they talk about it. you had ben shapiro on "prime time" last night. if you was onto his podcast, he delves deep into this. if you have any question about where this stems from, encourage people to look at that. >> greg: is he jewish? >> geraldo: is my rabbi? [laughter] >> dana: remember sharon osborne got fired because she defended piers morgan against a charge that he said something racist. they fired her for defending somebody! it was about meghan markle. >> greg: nutmegged. >> geraldo: i must say, the united states should confirm deborah litz tab on envoy to combat anti-semitism with the rank of ambassador. >> jesse: emma just texted me. she says the u.s. senate -- just kidding, geraldo. [laughter] >> jesse: up next, and a fellow legend tom brady making a big announcement about his future nfl legend tom br

thank goodness john hopkins did not go on joe grogan's podcast to explain this.er] the last thing i would say is the catastrophe overall, one for the people who died of the illness, but the people also who have had all these other long-standing effects. covid is certainly one of them, but the people who have lost on career opportunities, educational opportunities, relationships: not being able to go out and meet people. how do you make friends? most of them out. people aren't even going to work. the last point i will make is in all the campaign issues you are going to see in 2022, i flashed back to something trump said in 2016. do your member the applause he got when he said "this country is too politically incorrect?" he had huge applause. he's onto something. kids continuing to have to wear schools will be the issue of 2022 that brings out parents. not the only issue, but a flash point. >> may be all the kids that were masked up become republicans when they are 18. [laughter] >> wow. >> jesse: thank you dr. fauci? [laughter] >> jeanine: there are a couple. one

my answer to joe grogan and his doctors, i'm glad you're better. thank god he's okay. vid. we don't need to lose anymore. joe rogan doesn't need to apologize for interviewing a doctor who was a different point of view than that idiot flip-flop or fauci. here with more is a canadian truck driver, harold is with us. along with the spokesman benjamin. the cofounder of the convoy, brian. i'll start with you, brian. this is getting bigger by the day. then thing that fascinates me the most about this, all the people out in the street supporting you. they don't have to support you. by the way, their shelves are going to be empty in a couple of days or weeks if you guys don't get back to hauling the things that we buy in every story go to. i thought that was pretty cool of all the people to stand up for you guys. >> well, let me start quick by saying that i'm actually a coorganizer of one that we are putting together for the united states to go to california, to d.c. the other two guys, they can speak a lot more from that but i will stand my sign we are so very proud of them up

host: joe grogan is now a fellow at the health center for policy and economics.ormer director of the white house domestic policy council under president trump. he can answer your questions about the government's response to the pandemic. dean, good morning. an independent. caller: i am calling to find out how the guest differentiates between what the protesters are doing and what the residents in sodom and gomorrah did. some wanted to spread disease in the name of freedom. and that is crazy. it's light yelling fire in a crowded theater. we know that masks work. that's my question into a weight his political stance. guest: i oldies -- always appreciate a question that references sodom and gomorrah, but if the democratic governors who are currently leading the charge across or throughout the country to loosen the mask mandates, it's not right wing crazy people, not truck drivers, it's democratic governors who are saying this has gone too far. my understanding, and this has been reported, that they went to the administration asking for help here and they got nothing

. >> joe grogan, thank you for the conversation this morning, appreciate it. >> thank you. it was a pleasure to be here. >> joining us this morning is james bovard, opinion columnist for "usa today" here to talk about the covid-19 response, the mandates, the testing, the politics. let's talk about those so-called freedom convoys along the u.s./canadian border. what do you think is behind the sentiment and the rationale for blockaing the trade and the traffic? >> well, people have to recognize that the government of canada blockaded those people's lives first before they took action at the border and in at owe with a. you had the government, the prime minister basically trying to throw everybody out of work who refused to get a vaccination. and these people have responded, umm, umm, peacefully, mostly. and they're trying to make their point that the government cannot simply, umm, treat them like cattle. and that's a sentiment which used to be widely supported but for some reason the last couple of years people have forgotten that individuals should have some choice in their

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meanwhile former winston marshal lasting for soviet style censorship of joe grogan spotify podcast. itting in an essay titled "when artists become filtered." in that they call out liberals for demanding spotify remove joe rhoton for misinformation. how can any artist we ate without free speech? and also took a direct hit at neil young to remove his music from spotify. if he doesn't like joe rogan's podcast, he should start his own. >> carley: house speaker nancy pelosi shared advice for team usa, do not speak out about china because we don't know what they could do to you. we have that sound bite much more coming up. ♪ ♪ with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkles results in one week. neutrogena®. for people with skin. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, for wrinkles results in one week. "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they d

and what joe grogan was doing is giving a platform to speak out and share his opinion in a country withmendment rights. eddie, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> griff: thank you, eddie. did you have for shaquille o'neal depending americans who stand up against vaccine mandates on his podcast. listen. >> look, i encourage everybody to be safe. i do, but still some people that don't want to take it and you shouldn't have to be forced to take something that you don't want. >> i don't think people are being forced -- well, there are some. we have a mandate at cbs. >> that is for us. >> but i wholeheartedly -- >> no, that is not forced. >> yes, it is for us because if they don't take it they get fired. >> griff: the hall of famer says they should not force the staff to get vaccinated if it goes against their morale. >> carley: if that is not force them i don't know what is. kristi noem's finding a build to end transgender athlete for a female sports. the new law will apply to all state accredited schools in south dakota. if violated, the students will be allowed to sue

how extraordinary it was that right before the election, every media outlet now concerned about joe grogan'she cia lie that the hunter biden emails were russian disinformation that was used to censor the entire story. these are the people so deeply worried about disinformation and they never went back and retracted that story even when a political reporter concluded those emails were actually real. they. maritime reporters who actually been quite good about trying to follow the story are back at it pursuing the possibility the hunter biden in romania was trading on his father's influence in order to represent corrupt romanians at the time that his father was vice president. this was always the story, tucker, was whether joe biden was trading on his influence as vice president to prop -- to generate profit for his son and for his family and now that there's no election i guess we are allowed to hear about it. >> tucker: you have such a good memory, i have to say. i mean, the news tsunami, you know, overwhelms most of us, we can't member what the facts were, but you always do. so why do you th

spotify ceo addressing the controversy surrounding joe grogan as the country demott company announcesiscuss. >> bill: and alert here. one person dead and four wounded and had gunmen opened fire at a greyhound bus in california. an hour north of sacramento. the bus was at a gas station. the shooting was sparked by disagreement of passengers on the greyhound bus. speedy fox news alert per the fbi has identified six persons of interest and bomb threats at a black college. more than a dozen historically black colleges were targeted. additional stomach officials describe them as tech savvy. none of the threats were deemed credible, but it had people on edge. >> bill: baltimore high school under fire after reports show that only 3% of the student body is testing at grade levels and math and english. with hundreds of students reading at an f elementary school level. that report coming two years after a baltimore student with a 0.1 gpa was ranked near the top half of his class. once you find that out, it's not going to fly. 3%? 30% would not be good. >> dana: that's a terrible thing. it subje

she compared jo grogan's audience podcast joe rogan, who's been at the center of some controversy recently. she compared his audience to people that are overweight and made some other comments that many did not appreciate about the audience of joe rogan. here's what she said. here's people who you know. they like something that we consider ourselves more enlightened. don't think it's good for them. you know, we think that they're internalizing this misinformation that they're using it to make bad decisions. now, many found these remarks to be somewhat ironic because the listenership and viewership of joe rogan's podcast is roughly 11000000 people regularly, 11000000 people. listen to what joe rogan has to say, whereas cnn, despite being the primary news network in the united states, they struggled to get 700000 people to watch them. many times, despite the fact that they're on the air and airports, they're broadcast regardless. you know, you know, 700000 eyes, sometimes the numbers that they get viewing them and many have looked on at this. and they've noticed that trust for mainstream med

they have alienated blue-collar centered people and unaligned people, which is really what grogan represents. but joehat he could concede and they would leave them alone if he basically apologized. that is not how this game is played. this is full on media war. he you don't a break by saying i am sorry. then it comes out come of the next reveal is that neil young has a financial conflict of interest having sold a large part of his portfolio. and then it comes out with the does she use the n-word repeatedly. you could do the same thing to the president by going back to the old clips if you wanted to. if you are so inclined. and it comes out apparently that the group that made this that resulted in joe's second hostage video on facebook, the first one was on instagram, was this left wing super pac that is midas touch with the misspelling of midas as if it was media. apparently they want to have his head on the wall because it's going to help them with future fund-raising. and it has nothing to do with the vaccines. it has nothing to do with -- and the proof in the pudding is they -- if they really care

cnn commentator kat rosenfeld, she compared jo grogan's audience, so the podcast or joe rogan, who's been at the center of some controversy recently. she compared his audience to people that are overweight and made some other comments that many did not appreciate about the audience of joe rogan. here's what she said. here's people who you know. they like something that we consider ourselves more enlightened. don't think it's good for them. you know, we think that they're internalizing this misinformation that they're using it to make bad decisions. many found these remarks to be somewhat ironic because the listenership and viewership of joe rogan's podcast is roughly 11000000 people. now, it's important to know that the viewership of cnn has been significantly decreasing . last year. in the 1st week of january, viewership of cnn was at 2700000. but now in the 1st week of this year, it was only $548000.00 and many of looked on at this. and they've noticed that trust for mainstream media in the united states is certainly declining according to polls. and now i guess we see that jeff zo

there are also the issues, you will be well affair —— are well aware of spotify and joe grogan's podcastissue on netflix andjimmy the moment. the first issue on netflix and jimmy carr, if that was broadcast on the bbc and the bbc would be subject to formal complaints, you would then be investigated because you are regulated by ofcom, and ofcom found against the bbc in the case, you would face sanctions. netflix is not. netflix is not. and it is a fairly easy change to the law, really, for the government to bring into scope all of those who broadcast content in this country, so it is something the government promised months ago but have dragged feet on that as well. on spotify, theissues feet on that as well. on spotify, the issues around anti—vax and so on, publisher of the content, that is not going to be addressed by this bill, butl is not going to be addressed by this bill, but i think it should be, and we do need to get the real heart of theissue we do need to get the real heart of the issue around who is a publisher and who is allowing their very powerful platforms to be used by peo