and joe rogan is not a doctor.in my opinion if you're 21, those three words are very powerful. so far he is saying if you're asking me, spite go-ahead is to be young and healthy if you're asking me said. >> joe rogan is never claimed to be a doctor. in fact on the show he talks a lot about the fact he is a comedian. when he was saying that in his peta people under the age of 21 probably do not need to take this much of their healthy pride he also said don't do think stupid. kennedy we know the numbers if you're under the age of 21 the odds of dying or having serious complications and color lower than they are from the common flu for that age group. given that, you can decide whether or not you agree with joe rogan. it's interesting the government did not allow doctors or medical professionals to test covid patients for the several weeks the viruses here then started shoving covid patients into nursing home and mental health facilities where the people are most likely to die from it will get more easily infected and

>> well, joe rogan is wrong. i'm hoping that he was just trolling for new subscribers, but that kind of -- he has a pretty big platform and that's really destructive. look. what we know is over the last two months, particularly with the new uk variant, the b.1.1.7. variant, this variant has been infecting and hospitalizing young folks, up 50% in the last couple of months. through the course of this pandemic, almost 2,500 people under the age of 30 in the united states have died from this. but this virus doesn't have to kill you to hurt you, you know. everyone, i think, knows now somebody suffering from long hauler symptoms from this virus. the young are the reservoir in this community. the only way to put this virus down once and for all is to immunize, inoculate, vaccinate young people, and that needs to be done. joe rogan should really walk this back and get educated. >> it's bad science. it just is. yesterday president biden announced new guidelines for people wearing masks, largely people vaccinated wearing m

stuart: yeah, he's speaking freely we and the stock is taking a hit, not necessarily because of joe roganroad general legal question. as rogan was hinting, can an employer force an employee to get the shot before they are allowed back in the office? >> the answer is yes because remember in terms of private employees, they are at will so the employer can mandate it. there's no legal reason why an employer cannot tell an employee, all employees you have to get vaccinated. there are conditions first of all that it has to be available to the workers, increasingly vaccines are and second of all if a particular worker has a health or medical issue that is unique to them that prevents them from taking the vaccine the employer must accommodate that. finally, an employer must recognize and accommodate a religious objection, but the burden of proof is on the employee to demonstrate that. if you are a federal employee, there's a bit of a wrinkle. there is a federal law that seems to say that you can't force federal employees to take a vaccine approved under emergency use authorization, which is the

like spotify's joe rogan.h it saying healthy people shouldn't get the vaccine, despite the fact that more people were getting hospitalized with these variants. joe rogan had some cleanup that said, don't listen to me, i'm just a defense. >> i'm just talking about me. >> you're responsible for what you say when the microphone is on. and the more people who refuse to get the vaccine, the more likely it is we won't be able to get the virus completely under control. yes, we've made real progress. many people are getting back to something resembling normal precisely because the vaccines are working. but we're not out of the woods yet. and declaring mission accomplished before the job is done is a recipe for disaster. just look at the horror show in india right now. in january prime minister modi declared victory over covid and persisted with large political rallies. now that country is in crisis with mutant variants ravaging the countries, one model predicting millions of deaths b. listen to science, not superstiti

. >> i want to play you something that joe rogan said to his million of listeners.important for that reason. we'll discuss on the other side. >> if you're like 21 years old and you say to me, should i get vaccinated? i go no. if you're healthy and exercising and young and eating well, i don't think you need to worry about this. >> so, doctor, with all due respect to the noted public health expert joe rogan, and for that matter tucker carlson who this week is equating putting masks on children with child abuse, what to all the folks on the sidelines who aren't physicians, who aren't in public health, what do they need to know by those comments? >> those comments were unleashed by a president who left malignant legacies. obviously inciting people to the insurrection we saw on january 6th was a major problem left to us by the former president. but the other legacy he left to us was this ability for people to speak publicly the worst misconceptions, the worst mistruths, the most dangerous messages that you would possibly imagine. i imagine -- and i have been talking to

i respect joe rogan. i thought that was completely wrong.eople can get sick from this virus. they clearly can spread it to other people. it's really, really important that everybody get vaccinated. the way we're going to get there is both by messaging, engaging and not talking down to people who don't want to do it and having more trusted voices speak up about this and religious leaders, civic leaders and podcasters and other important voices, everyone's got to talk about this. one great thing. i saw a grit video from a group physician, congressman talk about the benefits about the vaccine makes stuff like that happen. >> it's disappointing, joe rogan is a hugely influential person with a massive audience. it's mystifying why he would give people such bad information that puts them in harm's way. i appreciate you joining us. you all make us smarter every time we see you. new developments in this hour with two deadly police incidents and we'll go to california and north carolina. later, we'll go deeper into president biden's family plan. mich

joe rogan's idiotic advice healthy young people don't need the covid-19 vaccine "the daily beast".comerica's foremost defender of ruling class absurdities, you'll notice that the piece never explained why exactly joe grogan's advice was so idiotic, justice misses him as a, don't listen to him worst of trump voter, that's msnbc's concern, watch. >> i don't know how the right got so far ahead on creating such a political connotation around the conversation about vaccine passports, there are all sorts of things you have to do to travel to all sorts of different places, how has that debate become so corrupted so early? >> i don't know, but it's bad.d. i live in a state that the state legislature is dominated by b trump voters and they are busy making it illegal for a business to require a passport, vaccine passport and now they are politicizing the appropriate way to encourage people to get vaccines which will cost lives. >> tucker: how did it get so political says the longtime governor of missouri, political. see that? all of the dumb people hillbillies, extra chromosome folks are all sp

. >> don't take medical advice from joe rogan. even joe rogan says so.ing he said on his podcast. he said healthy young people should not get vaccinated. >> i'm not an anti-vax person. >> right. >> in fact, i said i believe they're safe and i encourage many people to take them. my parents were vaccinated. i just said i don't think that if you are a young healthy person that you need it. their argument was you need it for other people. >> so you don't transmit the virus. >> that makes more sense. >> i'm not a doctor, i'm a [ bleep ] moron. i'm not a respected source of information even for me. >> i'm not a respected source of information even for me. a reminder if you read through articles on the internet you don't have an md behind your name. there is growing concern about vaccination rates declining in the u.s. michigan has a plan to get more shots in arms. it ties reopening measures to people getting the vaccine. cnn has the pandemic covered coast to coast. >> reporter: i'm alexandra field. michigan's governor gretchen whitmer has unveiled a new plan t

fauci was out answering questions with joe rogan this week. how much does that play into solving hesitation? >> dr. murthy? dr. murthy: can you repeat the tail end of your question? >> how much is that helping to solve as a tatian versus how much is it just taking away from other work. >> combating misinformation is the core of the question. dr. murthy: we know people have questions for multiple reasons. sometimes they get that from misinformation they have encountered and sometimes they are wondering who to trust. some people have heard different news as we get updated on the vaccine. that is why our efforts are focused on mobilizing local leaders and faith leaders to get out to people. for people to get vaccinated, they did confidence, they need to know this is urgent, and they need access. that is why we are working hard on all three fronts. jeffrey: next question. >> thank you for doing this call. my big picture question is to what extent are you concerned that people are listening tricks and too quickly? there have been gains, thinking ab

of those things that they have to look at these episodes and start removing like they did with joe rogan's podcast? >> that is [bleep]. i mean, you need to -- you need to own what you did. live with it. by the way, all of these people have money. if you're rich enough in comedy, nothing should be off limits. dave schapelle like what he did in that special. he was scorched earth. it was one of the -- he went after every untouchable group. monty python still stands the test of time. i was talking to kat. i was like can i mention this sketch? it's so funny. it's the upper class twit of the year. you want to talk about taking down the upper crust and they're still as snooty today -- >> welcome to the park. but i have to watch most of the comedy that i love by myself in part because i don't want to get cancelled, i don't want to get fired. my nose tends to run when i'm laughing like an open spigot. >> greg: she's in the closet with a box of kleenexs watching blazing saddles. kat, the issue here with apu is that okay, so he is doing an accent. you can't do accents anymore. if meryl streep and gl

of those things that they have to look at these episodes and start removing like they did with joe rogan's podcast? >> that is [bleep]. i mean, you need to -- you need to own what you did. live with it. by the way, all of these people have money. if you're rich enough in comedy, nothing should be off limits. dave schapelle like what he did in that special. he was scorched earth. it was one of the -- he went after every untouchable group. monty python still stands the test of time. i was talking to kat. i was like can i mention this sketch? it's so funny. it's the upper class twit of the year. you want to talk about taking down the upper crust and they're still as snooty today -- >> welcome to the park. but i have to watch most of the comedy that i love by myself in part because i don't want to get cancelled, i don't want to get fired. my nose tends to run when i'm laughing like an open spigot. >> greg: she's in the closet with a box of kleenexs watching blazing saddles. kat, the issue here with apu is that okay, so he is doing an accent. you can't do accents anymore. if meryl streep and gl

joe rogan, this guy has tens of millions of downloads on his podcast. while he said to his viewers, his listeners yesterday, i don't believe the vaccine is unsafe, he did say, if i was going to talk to a young person, someone who is 20 or so and healthy, he doesn't see the need to get it. you and i both know you can't stop a pandemic until you get herd immunity and you stop this thing from being able to mutate and get out there. i just wonder when folks like that do that, are they endangering the health of their listeners and the community? >> well, they certainly are making it more difficult to get to the common goal that we all want to get to, a very, very clear suppression of this virus so we can get back to normal. the comment i had and the response that i have -- again, i don't want to get into a back-and-forth with this person, but what he said is he didn't think young people should get vaccinated. the response i have is that, part of what he's saying relates to the fact that young people have a much less likely chance of getting a serious outcome

, that you have to have your hands on the wheel, and also elon musk pumping in up on places like joe rogank that's correct. there can be overconfidence in the systems, because there is confusion resulting from brand names like self-driving and feature within the package navigate on autopilot whereas the standard package automated driving called autopilot may be something for fec to eventually evaluate. ip can see confusion over the vehicle. not well versed. practically you have to be an expert. >> laura, on the tape now, nhtsa with a couple comments they are investigating the crash in houston and they've launched, as they say, more than two dozen probes into tesla-involved crashes. is there a way to characterize if that number it low, high, or somewhere in the middle? >> i really don't think we can compare it to other automakers, because tesla's technology is completely distinct. pioneering with over the air updates and sort of agile software developments bringing all of that to cars. additionally they don't use lidar and don't limits use of automated driving systems in the same way i will

. ( evie laughing ) looks like that guy is going to take him up on it, too. ( laughter ) is that joe roganplayer here is heinz, which makes up a staggering 70% of the ketchup market and wasn't prepared for the pandemic. but you know what they say: heinz-sight is 20-20. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. i'll be talking to ronan farrow and brandi carlile. but when we come back, "meanwhile!" ♪ ♪ ♪ (mom vo) we fit a lot of life into our subaru forester. (dad) it's good to be back. (mom) it sure is. (mom vo) over the years, we trusted it to carry and protect the things that were most important to us. (mom) good boy. (mom vo) we always knew we had a lot of life ahead of us. (mom) remember this? (mom vo) that's why we chose a car that we knew would be there for us through it all. (male vo) welcome to the subaru forester. the longest-lasting, most trusted forester ever. the new samsung galaxy s21 this looks different. it is. show me. just hit record! see that? you're filming in 8k. that's cinema quality. so... you can pull photos straight from video. impressive. but will it last

and it's coming from conservative commentators and radio hosts like joe rogan, one of the world's highest paid and popular podcast hosts he's telling young people not to get vaccinated even though it's safe. some republican governors are behaving like the crisis is over. "early start" has the pandemic covered from coast to coast. >> reporter: i'm martin savidge in atlanta. the governor of tennessee says it's time for all covid restrictions in his state to end. governor lee says he's removing the authority of most tennessee county to impose mask mandates and is urging the few remaining large cities with mandates to lift them by the end of may. he says a widely available vaccine changes everything and as a result he claims covid-19 is no longer a health knowledge in tennessee. it should be noted per the cdc tennessee has one of the slowest vaccination rollouts in the country and is near the bottom when it comes to rankings for shots given. >> reporter: i'm brynn gingras in new york city. new york state is making a big step when it comes to vaccinations. the governor andrew cuomo announcing

the star power of joe rogan and harry and meghan not enough to keep monthly actors engages. the key metric coming in at near -- [inaudible] >>> starbucks trying to fuel the buzz with a positive forecast, but a miss on quarterly sales estimates in the first three months of the year is creating a stir into the close and not in a good way. we're down 3.5% for starbucks. on the flip side, it's an all-out shopping spree for shopify in this final hour. shares jumping 11% after the e-commerce architect doubled profit estimates as revenue growth surged 110% in the nurse quarter. shopify, of course, is the, if any, that a whole bunch of companies out there get on line sales and conduct online sales. >>> folks, we're going to give you a year to date between apple and facebook's spock stock market. facebook up about 2% year the date. apple, kind of flat. we're now 24 minutes away from two of the biggest names in tech will report earnings after the bell with ample expected to blow past. is one a better bet for the post-pandemic future than the other? scott bauer, teddy weisberg. kind of

don't you think they're going to do a skit of joe rogan's radio show? come on. remember that?ria: that's what i meant. dagen: there's a lot of material. maria: yeah, exactly. nancy, are you going to watch? nancy: i'm never up that late. i'll catch it on youtube. i'd like to see a dance-off betweeny long and mak elaine from the seinfeld episode, little kicks. he is something else. and i love his new title, techno king is his new title they sent to the fcc. so he's chief techno-ker which i guess is so play on joke. i would love to see it. maria: we'll take a break. when we come back we're looking at biden's spending plan and his higher taxes that are coming. texas congressman kevin brady looks ahead to the president's congressional addresses wednesday night, what he expects from the proposed tax increases, it all starts next hour right here. "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortl

maybe because he's going on saturday night live and they remember the last debacle when he was on joe rogan'see what's going on, i think the stock -- like ryan said, is priced for perfection. it has been one of the beneficiaries also of the bitcoin trade, like ryan is saying there, also you look at companies like micro strategy up 500% of bitcoin. so i think there's been a lot of transition fairly money that's not long-term money, looking to take some profits. this was a good time to ring the register. i agree with ryan to a point. i also think some of the names, energy, the industrials, have really done pretty well. when you start looking at the forward valuations, are they going to be able to continue to do that if interest rates rise, if the economy slows down like we all know once the sugar high wears off of stimulus is going to happen, i do think -- we saw it yesterday with the dow down, some money going back into technology. i think you have to be more selective. when you look at names like google, that's still a 20% top-line grower. they're going to benefit because of advertising, when