kareem, what do you think about it? >> well, i think mr. rodgers really hurt his team. their lives at risk. as well as the lives of his teammates and their families. and i don't think, you know, by not getting vaccinated and going maskless he has put himself in a position where someone could catch the covid virus from him and give it to someone else and they might not make it. they might not make it and get killed. this is absolutely a possibility. so by having a casual attitude about it, it's not doing anything good for him or professional sports. he's hurt professional sports by lying. >> how does he -- how does it go beyond him in your estimation? other than the possibility, as you put it, he could get others sick, how do you think it hurts sport? >> well, sports has some serious pr issues. and they're going to have to deal with it. there are investigations into the portland trail blazers general manager, the phoenix suns owner, the raiders cut damon arnett and henry ruggs for reprehensible behavior. rodgers lying and touting bad logic and even worse science has adde

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what do you think of that, kareem?i think his ignorance, like i said before, his ignorance regarding the science of immunology brings back, like, old stereotypes. >> yeah. >> like the big, dumb athlete who doesn't understand what's going on in medicine. i think he's done a great job of bringing that stereotype back to people's minds, and that's not going to be a good thing. >> invoking dr. king? >> this isn't a place to invoke dr. king. this is a place to do the things that you need to do to save lives and keep people well. and aaron has -- you know, he missed the boat entirely. >> he is long considered to be a thoughtful guy. hosting "jeopardy!" not long ago it seemed he could cross over from football to a high-profile second career. do you think that's been thrown away? >> well, i think he's definitely called into question his integrity. so where do you go from there? >> yeah. kareem abdul-jabbar, thank you so much. he wrote an article. he said, aaron rodgers didn't just lie, and it's a fascinating article. we're so

aaron rodgers' comments wouldn't be one of them. >> not at all, and the fact that kareem at all these all saying they didn't trust the vaccine, when it was donald trump who warp speed created it. at the election they also don't trust it. now all of a sudden they're out pushing it, even pushing this vaccine for you to put into your children without even have time for it to be fully tested, and so i'm not anti-vax. you make your own personal decision for yourself, but we have to start looking at people's personal immunities and stop making every thing so political, especially when you're a sports organization that aligns with people like black lives matter, who wants to destroy black families. you will line during gay pride week, the nfl turns gay. if it's a story that goes against the nfl, they will do whatever they can to hide it in. but when it is something that is aligned with the left that they think will fill their stands and keep them in good graces with their players, they'll continue to push this mess. >> laura: jack, speaking of the players, i was wondering, what do you think

kareem abdul-jabbar nice seeing you again. >> nice talking to you and all the best. >> the last timeok so we want to see another book, if possible. >> that was long ago and far away. >> i know. great to see you again. thanks for being with us today. we'll be right back. >> great talking to you. ay we'll be right back. >> great talking to you. ves vac. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us subway has so much new i ran out of time in the last ad... so i'll take it from here. sorry steph. spokesperson refresh! refresh wait, what? subway® just upped their bread game with the help of some world-class bakers. lookin' at you nance. gotta refresh to be fresh. how many people are in this ad? that means freshly baked new artisan italian and hearty multigrain. hmm, that would go

if you want to just throw another hall of famer in there, curry's 10th de-point game tied him with kareem it, but i have been watching him for seven years, so i have. >> it is always nice. i never come out with, like, a certain number in mind. just when you get it going, you keep going. >> he had it going. aaron rodgers says he is an athlete, not an activist, and he is trying to put his covid controversy in the past. he admitted he misled people by saying he was immunized against covid-19 when he had not been vaccinated. he's not allowed to practice or be around the packers squad until he passes several tests. it is unclear if he will be able to play this week. he addressed the situation in his weekly appearance on the pat mag at the show. >> look, i shared an opinion that is polarizing. i get it. i misled some people about my status, for which i take full responsibility, but in the end, i have to stay true to who i am and what i'm about. >> there it is. i saw a headline today that said aaron rodgers is now the starting quarterback for the unvaccinated, which is a role he does not want, a

what do'think about kareem abdul-jabbar's words?id but i do think aaron rodgers damaged his image, he will be seen as lacking in integrity and honesty because he clearly intended to be misleading by saying i am immunized. he is smart enough to know that everyone is concerned whether he is vaccinated. i don't know if it damaged all of professional sports, and furthering the dumb jock image, but he certainly damaged his own credibility. >> i agree. state farm -- his point of view? he lied. it's not a point of view. >> it is a bummer, he's one of my favorite quarterbacks in the league. he is fun to watch. a self-inflicted wound. political leaders in orville are defending the ability to declare themselves a constitutional republic. the city council passed the nonbinding resolution last week to push back against orders they deemed were government overreach. legal experts say the resolution is mostly symbolic and does not shield orville from following federal or state laws. california has among the lowest covid infection rates anywhere in

basketball legend kareem abdul jabar writing, "aaron rodgers didn't just lie and threaten the health of those around him, he also damaged professional sports." and while rodgers is not only a top athlete, he expanded his already high profile this year by substituting as host of "jeopardy!" but tonight, saying he wants to get back to basics. >> i'm an athlete, not an activist, so i'm going to get back to what i do best, and that's playing ball. >> reporter: and rodgers says he's now feeling better but there's still a small responsibility he won't play this sunday. he still thinks the decision not to get the vaccine was in his body's best interest, but he says he knows not everybody is going to understand that. david? >> all right, trevor, thank you. >>> now to the investigation into that deadly concert in houston, the astroworld festi festival. eight people killed, many others injuries and some still fighting for their lives tonight. now the fire chief saying travis scott and others should have called an end to the concert. and tonight, new and troubling video here showing the crush o

the kareem is to cast global warming at $1.00 degrees celsius opposition groups. since you don't have called for nationwide protests on saturday against the military takeover, they're opposed to the creation of a new military run ruling council. european commission says it will be intimidated by threats from bella rufe. thousands of refugees remain stuck at the border with poland. they are caught in the middle of a political standoff which shows no sign of ending dozens of people remained missing in the eastern democratic republic of congo. 2 days after a boat capsized and south keep to local residence, a 15 bodies were recovered was 60 people were rescued. at least 34 more are feared dead. the head of a village were several of the victim came from. the government must build ports to regulate navigation, prevent more accidents. leaders of the asia pacific region have pledged increased cooperation to help the recovery from the coven 19 pandemic. be a pac summit, was hosted virtually by new zealand and came at a time of increasing regional tension, particularly betw

humanity were committed in venezuela under president nicholas my judo, the court chief prosecutor kareem khan made that announcement at the end of a 3 day trip to caracas, where he met maturer. the country security forces have been accused of torture, an extra digital killings during the calm down on anti government protests back in 2017. the leader of a coalition of haitian gangs is asking the us to help him overthrow the government, tantamount to a declaration of war and administration by the g 9 boss. jimmy should azia john hendern. as this report from the capital, puerto prince helped with haiti's most powerful gang leader says the prime minister must resign peacefully or armed militants will remove him off. the phone at jimmy share is a known throughout haiti by his nickname, barbecue, made his threat in a letter to the u. s. ambassador, asking for american support by sheer as a leads, a group of gangs known as the g night. he read the letter to reporters at a news conference surrounded by armed men with della at the cost of blood. we are going to dislodge mister our ali from the pr

the first time was kareem abdul-jabbar was coming to our college to speak in the first thing he said't ask me about basketball. i said well, let's go. than danny glover came he said don't ask me about acting. well, let's go. every time somebody would come in don't ask me about my personal success, i want to tal to you about life. >> there's a reason they didn't like, because we believe. so i think we put way too much emphasis on who is speaking at schools, but usually the people that stay no one likes them anyway. they stayed for three hour speech come up man i so pumped. >> it was like ginger in marianne went to speak at high school and they didn't make out. we were so bummed. sx it would say that, and i'm disgusted by that. >> i remember how upset you were . i let that person go. >> to be clear, he was offended. i have nothing, but respect for women. nothing, but respect for women. >> and nonsexist would say. coming up, staying up late to watch the show, your heart may be the first to go. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisq

take a listen to this exchange between peter doocy and kareem. >> there are long lines to get into thisountry legally, is there any getting people who are coming in the right way? >> why would we be giving people who are not coming into the money. >> i don't understand the question. >> you're saying that we should give people money who are coming through, i don't understand the question. >> you giving people who immigrated here legally money. >> like i said, that is the department of justice, you're gonna have to ask them that question. alicia: joe, your take on these types of exchanges? >> she was sensate until she realized she was losing the argument and then fell back that's the department of justice i'm not supposed to talk about it from here. we've seen this movie before, not far from the end of the northeast, divided the administration sent secret flights with illegal migrants floating in the middle of the night. these are the flights that we know about. biden knows he can get away with it because the media outside of this network were doing our duty in terms of talking about this

publishing stuff from you and your colleagues on twitter yesterday and over the weekend i saw professor kareemthat current vaccines may actually still be effective against omicron. from your vantage point, what do we know right now, and what might the world, and some world leaders, be getting wrong? >> good morning. and good morning to all of your viewers out there. so yeah, it's a very interesting question so there's two things that we can look at it from two angles the one is, what do we know, is what are we asked as clinical practitioners or family practitioners see a ground level and our current icu status and on the other hand the other angle is what are the scientists seeing in their experience, because it's two worlds. one is a scientific world and the other one is a clinical world. so at this stage in what we are observing is mild cases. as in this morning already saw three cases. but all three children under the age -- the oldest was 13, a 10-year-old and i think a 7-year-old so mild cases again easy to detect at home the cases we have seen last week and the week before last week, als

joining us is epidemiologist professor saleem abdul kareem, professor.world is waiting on the answer to three huge questions in this variant. is it more transmissible? is it more virulent? does it evade vaccines? let us know where you are on things starting with transmissibility. >> john, you touched on some of the critical issues we're trying to understand. the reality is we have only known about this virus for just over a week. so we don't have the data required to answer those questions definitively. there are things we can access and extrapolate based on the mutations present in the virus. while we don't know this for sure, we can expect certain characteristics in this virus. and how will we know that? put very simply, this new variant, omicron, has mutations that are common to the other four previous variants of concern. so it has mutations that are similar to the delta variant. so we are expecting it to transmit faster. and based on the early evidence we see in south africa, it is certainly transmitting faster than the delta variant. and based on w

at the white house, deputy press secretary kareem john deere was asked about the state of president biden's social spending package, vaccine mandates, and the 2021 election results in virginia. this is about 45 minutes. and the 2021 election results. this is just over 40 minutes. karine: hi. i know it's been a >> i know it has been a slow news day, i know you have not missed a briefing. but good afternoon, great to see everyone. welcome back to everyone who traveled to europe with us. today's unemployment claim data are another welcome sign of our economy's strength as americans get back to work and the delta wave recreeds. both -- recedes. both this week's numbers are at the lowest level in nearly 20 minutes months -- 20 months since the beginning of the pandemic. they are close to the levels we'd expect in a normal health economy. it's important to step back and consider the progress we've made. the week president biden took office, more than 800,000 americans filed for unemployment. this week, we're below 270,000, and the less volatile moving average has declined by over 60% since the in

i'm joined by kareem john pierre and congressman joyce baitty. >>> also, gripping testimony in court today from the lone survivor of the kyle rittenhouse shootings in wisconsin. >>> plus, the fight to save democracy. joining me, radio legend joe madison who is on a hunger strike until congress pasts voting rights legislation. >>> and tonight's absolute worst is brought to you by the letter m. for misinformation. "the reidout" continues after this. "the reidout" continues after this itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. ♪♪ things you start when you're 45. coaching. new workouts. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the american cancer society recommends screening starting at age 45, instead of 50, since colon cancer is increasing in younger adults. i'm cologuard®. i'm convenient and find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. i'm for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask

and kareem abdul-jabbar, all kinds of people across the spectrum are really speaking out against thisa roll auto to a lot of people. so i just want to start the show off by saying, acknowledging, that i made some comments, that people might have felt or misleading. you know, into anybody who i misled with those comments, i take full responsibility for those comments. >> now, while he will be playing today, the damage is really already done, they lost last week's games without him against the kansas city chiefs, sponsors also started to drop aaron rodgers. on a different, ben raffensperger, the quarterback for the pittsburgh steelers has also tested positive for coronavirus. but because he is vaccinated, he can come back in play into negative tests. guys? >> asking joe rogan for medical advice is sort of like asking gary for advice on pass plays, because just because you stayed at a motel six last night. >> holiday inn express. >> holiday inn express, so much better when you get it right. >> gary grumbach, thanks. all right, it is easy to be cynical, right, about celebrities who are sa

every administration seems to do a great job and i kareem and you can't go through and tour anymore.. the christmas house that you cannot go inside either. >> because of covid. but inside is fantastic outside is just as good. it's on devin shy or drive, ok. i'm in nevado it's the wrong barrows. you know, there's been $4,000 on the pga nice bill. a bill in december. how much? 4,000 $1. so it's really it's just cool. and they really love people driving by and as usual, a parade of cars. >> you can do that in covid and just look at cool christmas to do. that's amazing. all right. we're going to take a quick break here. coming up in the next hour. >> there are some concerns obviously over the new over kron, a variant of covid-19. we're going hear from local doctors about. >> what they know about it so far this morning. >> and oakland's police chief is trying to do something about all of the murders that have happened. and while also supporting his officers. we'll tell you what they're doing about that. and a live report. and then also what's congress doing about the looming deadline and

everyone from jen psaki to kareem abdul-jabbar weighed in on this.n has done really creates doubt in the minds of the public and the people who hire athletes as spokespersons, all of a sudden now, they're going to have to worry about somebody that might be lying about something as crucial as vaccination and it could destroy the market for athletes, maybe people who are supporting, you know, using an athlete can go to another type of celebrity or at least someone that they know is not lying. >> now, we're going to be hanging out here outside of lambeau field all day talking to fans about their thoughts on their star quarterback's situation here. but i will say, anecdotally, lindsay, people here on the flight to green bay were just thrilled to have aaron rodgers back on the field. >> very interested to what they have to say later in the day. you and your crew stay warm, gary. thank you. >>> the mandatory masking debate may now be winding down. what changes florida schools could see as soon as this week in classrooms, as cases dip to the to the lowest s

what has kareem abdul-jabbar said? -- this is what great individuals do when we're in a time of horrible crisis, as we are, they step up. >> he talked about body autonomy. of course, this isn't just about the individual. it's about the individual's effect on other people, not so much what's going to happen to -- to -- to any one individual. dr. peter hotez, i appreciate you being with us. thank you. >>> up next, watch what happens when my good friend and best-selling author, andy cohen, joins us live right here. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. so if you have this... consider adding this. call unitedhealthcare today for your free decision guide. ♪ emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your pa

as we wait for kareem jean pierre to answer some of the many questions on this, talk about the game plan for companies and for the white house to see this deadline through. >> this is notable because earlier this year the president said he was a little bit hesitant about any vaccine mandates, but that quickly changed over the summer once we did see the delta variant, of course, in that horrific surge. then when the president unveiled his six-prong strategy he said he would ask the department of labor to look into the emergency rule. now we have it, and we have all the details. so the white house is essentially going to require for millions of workers in this country, we're talking more than 80 million or so, that they get vaccinated or have to submit to some rigorous testing depending on which kind of industry you work in. and the deadline for all of that will be january 4th. so about two months from now. if you work at a business with more than 100 employees you have to have proof of vaccination or submit to the testing that will be determined and handled by the employer. if you're a he

kareem smith is a journalist with barbados today.as a time of numerous atrocities that included slavery, included an indentured period — and the history books really have not written our time, the majority of it certainly spent under the british monarchy in a very positive light. and so, i think that the move towards a republic will have encapsulated where we would like to go as a people. before barbados, the last nation to remove the queen as head of state was mauritius in 1992. and, like mauritius, barbados will remain in the commonwealth — which is a loose association of britain, its former colonies and some current dependencies. celestina olulode is in bridgetown. thank you very much forjoining us on this momentous day for barbados. i wonder what level of support there is in the country for this decision? well, welcome to the world's newest republic. in terms of support, lots of people say that they've back to this move. lots of barbadian tsar in full support of this. however, there is concerns about how this has happened. some b

with which is sports and in the news right now because aaron rodgers, i was curious your opinion kareemul-jabbar accused him and i wonder if you agree with that. >> i didn't read the article so i don't feel comfortable commenting on it i would say this these are new grounds. we don't have any history, any real data to go back and say what do we compare this to i sympathize for rodgers and the packers and the nfl to deal with this hopefully they can learn and make it better in the future. >> alex, also related to sports but sports gambling specifically you care about investing having educated investors and not the gambling type investing that might perhaps people frame going on but what about sports gambling specifically you can't watch live sports in the u.s. and not escape commercials to engage in gambling do you think that's a disaster waiting to happen? >> dealing with the pro sports it is happening now for decades and decades, with the leagues to do is formalize it and be part of the conversation. if it's going to happen i would rather happen where it's professionalized you can tax

s could launch wednesday night jirngs kareem ab dull gentleman bar calling packers quarterback rodgers a liar why he say that is rodgers is bringing back the stereotype of the dumb jock with the response to the nfl's covid vaccine mandate and he said harming all professional athletes and the reputations by ignoring scientific evidence of the coronavirus. you are up to date back to you. >> rahel, thank you so much. >>> regeneron said the antibody cocktail provides protection against covid-19 meg? >> hey, regeneron already has this and body drug approved or authorized in settings where people have been infected. early in the course of the disease at high risk for progressing or for certain limited postexposure settings. they looked at what could happen getting this as a single dose and then tested how well it prevented covid and reduced the risk by 81.6%. out that far now ceo joined "squak box" to talk about the implications for this. >> you take a single dose. subcutaneously and protected for months they're prisoners of the pandemic the immune compromised. because they don't respond to

on monday basketball legend and civil rights activist kareem abdul-jabbar saying, aaron rodgers didn'tthreaten the health of those around him, he also damaged professional sports. the earliest rodgers can return to in-person team activities is saturday. the all pro qb expressing his intent on returning his focus to what he's famous for, football. >> i'm an athlete, not an activist. i'll get back to what i do best and that's playing ball. >> the nfl says the packers were made aware that future violations could result in more discipline including change of draft position or losing draft choices and they went on to state green bay was fully cooperative in the investigation into covid protocol violations. >> i don't think it's as much as anyone expected. thank you, will. appreciate that. >>> now to new details on travis scott concert disaster that left eight people dead and hundreds injured. marcus moore is in houston with new questions about safety and the response. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: well, michael, good morning. some of the most severely injured are still recovering from

at the white house, deputy press secretary kareem john deere was asked about the state of president biden's social spending package, vaccine mandates, and the 2021 election results in virginia. this is about 45 minutes. and the 2021 election results. this is just over 40 minutes.

these people, they never tell the american people the truth, they're embarrassed, humiliated and kareemng people come here illegally just sit out there and dangle. this doesn't make any sense at all it's really infuriating and i expect another wave in 2022 if this idiocy continues. will: what can we expect tonight on fox news channel on "unfilter ed" what do we look forward to? >> if pete recovers in time and takes his post workout protein drink, he will be on the show with his usual fire which we love but we have a really great guest, don't miss tonight, please, shamika michelle on jason whitlock, she's a mother of a child in school, she happens to be black which doesn't matter to us, but matter s to the world to liberals and man i saw this clip on social media and my phone melted it was so good. she's going to set it on fire again tonight and i've got she van fleet who escaped china and ran for school board and won and shockingly said she was inspired to do it by my podcast which led to an e immigration all moment on the air, i was taken aback by that so don't miss the show. rachel: w