action and then trying to bring in like maybe some more scientific arguments did you learn the only joran we had when you were going door to door yeah what was it like it was really fun i have to say i really enjoyed doing ok i mean people might find that crazy people actually do want to have political conversations and when they don't they make it really clear so. you know you can back off quite quickly the thing i found is that it's very rare that someone's racist to your face i mean it did happen it was very rare and people who just want to. they speaking kind of human to human and they they want to know a little bit about you and they're willing to have a conversation and that really surprised me one of the things that really struck me from like twitter well divest is knocking on people's doors was how much more hopeful i was after a 2 hour session of like knocking on people's doors and talking to them rather than looking at my replies on twitter and so you know people really surprised me and people would say that they change their minds about sent things but not for a 5 unfortunately

aren't all the same of course we think it's great that astra zeneca rosette they won't be profiting joran and demick although i should point out that they can decide when the pandemic is over and at that point they will begin profiting and look with a company like astra zeneca there was some research done a just a couple of weeks ago which found that the amount of public money that had gone into research and development public and charitable money of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine was about 97 to 99 percent in other words the company has put virtually no money into research and development they've then been given at least $2000000000.00 to ramp up their manufacturing into trials and so on this company hasn't created this vaccine had a university created the vaccine and they then been helped to scale up manufacturing sure pay them for the work they've done but don't for goodness sake allow them to keep up for 20 years and decide who gets it and who doesn't get it and when you do that you've seen yourself i mean even here in the rich world the argument now between the british government an

and jonathan joran joins us now. >> like johnson. and kathryn, according to the city, they said at the time there was not enough details to move forward with an investigation on to claims one in 2017, another one. just last february for poli has denied those claims. but one former city council member who was in office at the time of that first claim in 2017 says that city leaders couldn't do more because there wasn't enough evidence, but he now wishes they could have done more at the time. >> he's adamant about not resign, but he needs to step down. bruce okrepkie is among the many in windsor now calling for mayor dominic foppoli to step down us claims of assault continue to swirl around him in the last week alone. 6 women have come forward claiming they were attacked by 4 poli on tuesday. the city of windsor admitted that they knew about alleged incidents as early as november 2017 with a pulley was a council member okrepkie also on the council at the time after time. >> you end up he said she said situation. and. was unsettling to u

did you learn the only joran we had when you were going door to door yeah what was it like it was really fun i have to say i really enjoyed doing ok i mean people might find that crazy people actually do want to have political conversations and when they don't they make it really clear so. you know you can back off quite quickly the thing that i found is it's very rare that someone's race is to your face i mean it did happen it was very rare and people who just want to. they speaking kind of human to human and they they want to know a little bit about you and. they're willing to have a conversation and that really surprised me one of the things that really struck me from like twitter well divest is knocking on people's doors was how much more hopeful i was after a 2 hour session of like knocking on people's doors and talking to them rather than looking at my replies on twitter and so you know people really surprised me and people would say that they change their minds about sent things but not if a 5 unfortunately and i'm spent my whole life like yeah i mean how to put together it was of

joran, appreciate. >> it thank you, brian.ey see every single day it's being ignored. can't park your car in the garage because of all that junk? skip bedell shows us how to put together a shed and more. first ♪ ♪ jillian: good morning back with your headlines this year's indianapolis 500 could set the pace for sporting events. race officials plan to allow up to 135,000 fans a tepid that's 40% capacity. if that happens, it would be the most people allowed at a sporting event since the pandemic started last year the race was held without fans. and brad keselowski takes the virtual flag in the i racing pro-series at talladega he will race in this weekend's geico 500. coverage starts at :00 p.m. eastern on sunday. "fox & friends weekend" will be there, too. we will have live coverage from talladega all weekend long so you don't want to miss it. brian: back on the road. pete: we're going to be there. it's going to be fun. ainsley: are you excited? pete: of course. ainsley: you will be there and saturday and sunday. pete: the show