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marc siegel with some knowledge. here's the issue.ticky. cdc says we're up to about seven million. that is well under the number we were told by the end of december. what is the issue? >> well, first of all, there are not enough vaccine centers. that is starting to change and more and more portable vaccine centers are being held, more money from the federal level. too much variance from state to stay. governor cuomo says firefighters, cops, not yet. jersey, governor murphy saying firefighters and cops now. let me tell you what the problem is. if you set the line at healthcare workers and say i'm going to vaccinate healthcare workers right now, you wind up with healthcare workers that don't show up or noncompliant or giving to it too many administrators. if you widen the net and say let's get it to nursing homes, let's get it to everybody over the age of 65 the way governor desantis is florida is doing. cops and firefighters are on the front line. get them vaccinated. the more you broaden it, the more vaccines in people's arms. six mil

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marc siegel, great to see you. coronavirus relief bills starts a countdown for agencies to tell us what they know about ufos. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: speaking of conspiracy theories, the coronavirus relief bill contains a provision not getting attention. the director of the national intelligence and others have to disclose what they know about ufos in 180 days. what will they tell us? this export joins us tonight. nick, will they obey the first question? what will they tell us? >> well, this will be a very interesting year for ufos for sure. yes, they will definitely have to produce this report within 180 days to get it by late june. it has to be unclassified, but it can have a classifiedanex. what the public will get maybe not a lot. what the armed forces committee will get a lot more and hopefully some answers to these questions we have been asking for months now. what is going on in our air space? what has the u.s. navy been encountering? what has been in these classified briefings that some senators have already h

marc siegel, great to see you.ew coronavirus relief bills starts a countdown for agencies to tell us what they know about ufos. that story is just ahead. ♪ ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ well before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: speaking of conspiracy theories, the coronavirus relief bill contains a provision not getting attention. the director of thein national intelligence and others have to disclose what they know about ufos in 180 days.ll what will they tell us? he joins us tonight. nick, will they obey the first question? will they tell us what they know . if they do, what will they tell us. >> well, this will be a very interesting year for ufos for sure. yes, they will definitely have to produce this report within 180 days to get it by late june. it has to be unclassified, but it can have a classified anex. what the

marc siegel joining us tonight.e you. >> think you, tucker. >> tucker: may be the lesson is, it's not healthy to have a really, really crowded country. maybe we should keep that in mind before we crowded hours. it's been three months since election day in november. to hear something amazing. at the race for congress and new york's 22nd congressional district has not been decided. why is new york's election system worse than the election system in honduras? great question. we will get the latest there, next. and python seems to be taking over parts of south florida. a python hunter is standing by. that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we've got a new president, who exactly is running the justice department? you got exclusive reporting on that. in one of his very first acts of president, joe biden appointed someone called nicholas mcquaid to run the doj's criminal division, the all-important criminal division. that's the same criminal division that's investigating aydin's son hunter. who is this nicholas mcquade

marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center.bout what's going on in the total life of a patient. where you where want to live based on this? >> obviously you would prefer to live in florida where you can go somewhere and have something done. i think that there is some basic truths here that need to be emphasized. if you lock down a region, there is a lot of virus in that region, you are locking the virus into households and smaller groups. not everybody can afford a beautiful mansion on the water where they don't see anybody. that's what the data shows. that when there is a lot of virus, lockdowns don't work. a new study out of stanford looking at just that something the united states and u.k., which have done a ton of lockdowns, did not do any better than societies that didn't lock down. that sweden and south korea had about the same data as u.s., u.k. and europe. i think that's for these reasons. now, if you lock down certain businesses and restaurants and areas in advance of the virus coming, the way they did in new zealand a

marc siegel, welcome back doctor siegel. >> hi kenny how are you doing?ascinated by this. seems like we still need more time that we have had to really understand how the virus works and how the vaccine is going to work protected immunologist from lavoie about six weeks ago who said they determine that if you have the vaccine, the antibodies last nine months or longer. the study out of england is saying it's about five months. so will be shot last longer than the natural immunity? what you think? >> here's the answer to that. the actual disease, covid-19 causes antibiotics and t cells that the latest that is out of nature and elsewhere it looked like it may last more than a year. you know what? we have been ignoring that. we have been ignoring that. the whole course of the pandemic but we are always on fear are we? fear, fear brit habit when he got over covid-19 you're probably not going to get it again. he should still be cautious. should still make a mask and still distance. of the vaccine is another set of good news. again we don't know if only been st

marc siegel, he's a clinical professor of m.d.u langone medical center and a fox news medical contributor. he's also author of "covid: the politics of fear and the power of science." so, dr. siegel, welcome. good to see you again. let me ask you point blank, is joe biden's criticism of the vaccine rollout fair? >> not really. i mean, it's father in a couple of senses -- fair in a couple of senses that the hope was to vaccinate is lot more people by now. but first of all, over 11 million doses have been distributed. between 2-3 million have been administered. that means that the slowdown is occurring at the state level because not all the doses that are out there are even being given yet. second point is we have to realize and take a deep breath here, paul, that we're going from thousands having been vaccinated now to millions. and wanting to overlook that and have scientists look at that, we wait to make sure there haven't aren't side effects occurring that are being missed, so we have to look very carefully at the 2-3 million peo

marc siegel, thank you very much for joining us.appreciate your insights, very helpful, such an important topic, especially right now. eric. eric: molly, a funeral service was held yesterday for louisiana congressman-elect, luke ludlow, his death attributed to coronavirus complications. he suffered a heart attack after undergoing surgery for a blood clot, 11 days after he announced he tested positive for covid-19. he was only 41 years old. more than 200 people gathered at the baptist church for hi his memorial. abraham remembered him as a true servant's servant. he was survived by his wife, their two young children. our thoughts are with his family and friends at this very difficult time. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even go

marc siegel joins me now with the latest. talk to us about this latest strain.t is it and how is it going to affect people? >> it's called b117. we are concerned that it spread in london pretty fast. we found some isolated cases in the united states. but we only looked je nettically at -- genetically at 50,000 cases. there is no sign whatsoever that it gets you sicker, and it's almost definitely the case the vaccine covers it. viruses mutate all the time. this is not unusual. this is what happens over the course of the pandemic. the virus tries to get a survival advantage. judge jeanine: so it's not more deadly, but it's more contagious. >> correct. that's why we are keeping a close eye on it. we don't want it to spread out and make the numbers higher than they are. judge jeanine: a lot of people are very concerned. the president is saying he got the vaccine. got it approved. it's out there. now states are using the incredibly ridiculous standard, depending on what state you are in. who should be getting the vaccine first? >> it's almost unbelievable what's happ

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marc siegel, dr. t doesn't have to be kept super cold and just one shot and you're done. >> i'm very excited about this vaccine, steve. this could be a game changer because it's a very robust vaccine. it's not as fragile as the messenger rna mac seen. it uses d.n.a. and doesn't have to be kept as cold. you can keep it in the refrigerator for weeks and then still use it. and as you mentioned, one shot, get, this in 805 people studied 4568 of them got the vaccine and they actually had antibodies against the virus. 100 percent of the time in a little over a month. that's very, very promising now we have the full trial of 45,000 people. we will know at the end of this month whether it's fully safe and effective and prevents the virus. likely see approval on this by early february and see a lot more doses. as you mentioned, there is a lot more flexibility in getting this out there. you don't have to put it in the deep freeze and we will be able to reach a lot of areas we didn't reach before. steve: also, in

marc siegel, thank you for joining us. promises of transparency the governor of california, gavin newsom, is withholding data about the virus. why is he doing that, ashley? ashley: well because releasing the data would confuse the public, stu, according to the california health department. last may the center for american liberty filed a public records request asking for the science and data behind the decisions, but was referred back to a state website and refused access to other data. california is now using a system based on icu capacity, each reason-- region has to have lower 15% icu capacity to escape the restrictions. last week they decided to lift the lockdown order in sacramento even though it was 9%. now there's where the governor is expected to lift the statewide stay-at-home orders today in all counties and it will appear we go back to the tier system allowing the reopening of outdoor dining and indoor salons, but what is this based on? we are not being told. stuart: he says it's confusing to the general public.

marc siegel is a fox news medical contributor. good to see you. >> good evening. fact that chicago teachers union as the boy who cried wolf. they struck in 20122019 they struck for 15 days and inconvenience drastically 300,000 kids in the school district so it's hard to believe them now with their posturing claiming there may not be enough precautions in place but chicago public schools reports spending $100 million on their schools to make them safe for ventilation for distancing, from asking, proper testing. a district down the road is already doing saliva testing on all of their students. there is no reason whatsoever the schools can't be open especially given what you said, the collateral damage here, over in clark county where las vegas is, there's been 3100 calls to suicide hotlines from kids over the course of their schools being closed in 18 children have committed suicide over the nine months of the pandemic, 18 children and with the same thing that can happen in chicago, but let me point out something which is that covid-19 does not spread easily among c

we have that doctor marc siegel when we return. you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ if you could see you through my eyes instead of your ego ♪ ♪ i believe you'd be surprised to see that you've been blind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ yeah before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ well before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ >> tucker: you might have noticed this, the many epidemiologists are suddenly much more optimistic about the coronavirus. january 19, npr published a piece of this headline. as death rates accelerate the u.s. records 400,000 lives lost. they shifted to national public radio and went with this. "current ws coronavirus search has peaked. now if we were the cynical type, and were not, you would know -- meanwhile officials in the state of michigan announced that indoor dining bands will be lifted soon even though daily deaths in michigan

marc siegel. what does this tell us about the origin of the coronavirus?nt to add two shocking facts. not only was the wuhan institute working on a coronavirus virus 96% similar to covid. they would take an animal virus and manipulate it so it could pass human to human. they were doing that research. the other point is that the chinese military has been working with the wuhan institute on animal experiments on coronavirus since 2017. what would the military be working with the virology lab? we have had the questions of bio-weapons. that's a violation of international law. but that raises eyebrows of what they were doing working with the chinese military there. >> shannon: doctor, why are we getting this information now? >> well, this may be coming out now because the team is going over there from the world health organization. we are doing sherlock holmes a year late. maybe the state department wants to say don't overlook the wuhan institute of virology. there were coronavirus experiments going on there and people got sick which is not something we have he

[laughter] doctor marc siegel does not do anything like that. he joins us tonight. for coming on. what do you make of this? >> hypocrisy, as you just saw, when you say one thing and do another, that is the politics of fear and nobody wants to all you as a leader. secondly i believe that masks do have usage of fair use properly and if you actually wear them properly. but the fact of the matter is that the congressman has to learn something. we are always talking about asymptomatic spread, but this like other respiratory viruses spreads by sneezing. did you know that sneezing travels 30 to 100 feet per second and that a sneeze has been studied and can actually transmit a virus not 3 feet and not 6 feet but over 20 feet. and you know, i'm going to give you some medical advice tonight. you are not my patient but a fellow brown graduate, here is my advice. if you sneeze, this is a sneeze and you leave the mask on while you're sneezing. and now, congressman, you're going to say to me what do i do. the mask is wet from sneezing. and so look. i have a spare one ready you pu

marc siegel reports regulations are getting in the way.and even though workers like custodians, food preparers and high risk individuals were lined up to take the shot. the people in the first two years don't want it. new york city's health commissioner said he wants to go with quickly as possible if any supplies from the federal government. >> we have to make sure that eligibility does expand in a swift way so that when we see some people may not be coming forward for vaccination, we can move to other prioritized categories. >> in arizona the cardinal stadium a 24-hour vaccination site opens today. in portland, oregon, drive through vaccination sites are being tested. one organizer says over the weekend, 100,000 health care workers in a single day jaunt at the chance to get vaccinated to. >> it could not be any easier than it was today so we didn't have to get out and we don't have to worry about being around other people and possibly being exposed. >> medical experts are urging it is worth the risk to get the vaccine because it is safer

marc siegel is here to tell us why it's happening, next. ♪ ♪ learning begins in faith.ward the highest thing, unseen at the beginning - god. and freedom is essential to learning. its principles must be studied and defended. learning, character, faith, and freedom: these are the inseparable purposes of hillsdale college. >> tucker: you might have noticed this, the many epidemiologists are suddenly much more optimistic about the coronavirus. generate 19, npr published a piece of this headline. as death rates accelerate the u.s. records 400,000 lives lost. they shifted to national public radio and went with this. "current ws coronavirus search has peaked. now if we were the cynical type, and were not, you would know -- meanwhile officials in the state of michigan announced that indoor dining bands will be lifted soon even though daily deaths in michigan are higher than they were. and that's pretty nice of him. where is all the good news coming from? dr. siegel joins us to explain. >> the narrative is changing. it's no longer you dug too deep of a hole, now it's, you dug to

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marc siegel., we have been waiting so long for these life-saving vaccines and now, we are getting reports that they are being thrown in the trash. what's going on? >> that's a deeply disturbing, actually. 1.2 million doses delivered to new york state, 400,000 have been given and as you said the guidelines were imposed rigidly. they made clinics and hospitals afraid that if they didn't hit them specifically front-line healthcare workers they would get fined by the governor so they ended up discarding it. over the weekend he has actually liberalize some of this so you can get it if you are an essential front-line worker, police, fire and even sad look-- i was saying this last week, what about people delivering your food, custodians wheeling a gurney down the hall, what about someone in the cafeteria that interacts with hundreds of day and so finally the governor said for that, but ashley, what about people between 65 and 75 years of age. a lot of people in that group get sick. what about people with

fox news medical contributor doctor marc siegel joins us now. a look doctor siegel at the numbers in california and you are not impressed with the way they are handling this pandemic. even though they have some of the strictest lockdown orders in the country. >> i'm actually questioning that. those lockdown orders they started with closing outdoor restaurant when there was no evidence of spread and outdoor restaurants whatsoever they should've looked at where the spread was occurring and targeted that. instead they shut down and as you pointed out, there is a lot of evidence in california has tremendous cost of that. and a great deal of suffering and mental health issues that occur. look at the actual numbers that they are ignoring, they've a situation where there's 23000 new cases a day in california that is down 35% from two weeks ago and hospitalizations are at 19000 which is down 10% from two weeks ago, clearly the numbers are going in the right direction and another thing is a regional issue, san francisco the numbers are way way less in sa

marc siegel examines what the heck is going on. good evening, doctor. >> hi there, shannon. even as covid vaccine administration lags behind distribution, there's tough talk coming out of new york about the supposed plans to hit full stride. >> it's now time to sprint. seven days a week, 24 hours a day. >> this is a management issue of the hospitals. they have to move the vaccine and they have to move the vaccine faster. you don't be use the allocation by the end of this week, the allocation you received by the end of this week, you can be fined and you won't receive further allocations. >> meanwhile other states are doing somewhat better. in texas, for example, a million doses have been distributed and 37% have made it into people's arms as first doses compared to 30% for new york. maine and connecticut top the list with 50% as first inoculations. some states are doing worse than new york. in georgia and arizona, less than 17% of doses distributed have been administered as first doses. in florida, the elderly are lining up for a vaccine as promised. but the centers have not

marc siegel doubting those numbers. >> there's a report that more planes landed in jfk on christmas dayple got vaccines in new york city what a disgrace that is vaccine centers need to be earlier than late at night and need to be open on weekends. reporter: the mayor also facing criticism for dancing on national tv on new year's eve telling people stay home. the city banning the usual times square crowds for the ball drop celebration. this as continued pushback over dining rule changes throughout the year. indoor dining first closed on march 16th, forcing restaurants to sell meals and drinks to go. fast forward to june 22nd outdoor dining could begin initially until the end of summer which was then later extended months later. the governor cuomo announcing indoor dining could return on september 30th 25% capacity and by december 14th off the table once again and restaurant owners are suing city and state once again demanding the right to reopen. the toll of the shut down weighing on small businesses from attractions to shops, or even gyms which rely on newcomers in new year with resolut

marc siegel doesn't do anything like that, he's a fox news medical contributor, joins us tonight.o much for coming on. what do you make of the sneeze? >> unbelievable. it hypocrisy you just saw there, first ball. when you say one thing and you do another, that's the politics of fear. nobody wants to follow u.s. a leader, that's the first thing. secondly, i believe masks i've usage if they are used properly with the distancing. if you are actually to wear them properly the way physicians do, but the fact of the matter is congressman sicily money has to learn something for me tonight. let me tell you about a sneeze. we are always talking about asymptomatic spread, but this like other respiratory viruses, it spreads by sneezes. did you know, congressman, that sneezes travel 3200 feet per second. it did you know that is sneeze has been studied and could actually transmit a fire is not 3 feet, not 6 feet, but over 20 feet? over 20 feet! you know what? i'm going to give you some medical advice tonight, congressman. you're not my patient, but your fellow brown graduate. here's my advice,

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thanks, marc siegel. here every day monday through friday. set the dvr. good to be back in new york. we'll see what we get tonight and tomorrow. here's neil. >> neil: all right. the not so calm off the storm i should say. after yesterday's riots development, the push right now to get donald trump out of office not in 13 days when it's up, try now. we're following that in the fast moving developments on the same day, eight key administration officials including one cabinet member have opted to resign. we don't know what is next or who is next. what we do know is that it's a busy day on capitol hill, trying to cement something to prevent this from ever happening again. we'll talk to adam kinsinger, the republican calling for revoking the 25th amendment to get the president out of office right now and says it's risky if he stays beyond right now. we'll be talking to chad pergram in the middle of that storm yesterday and what is being done right now to avoid another day like it any time soon. we're also going to be talking to kevin corke about these white hou

marc siegel, professor of medicine in new york medical center and the fox news contributor. thanks for being here. are you encouraged by what you heard from president biden on the ramping up a vaccine production and distribution? >> yes, i am. i like the idea of 600 million doses and i like moderna's promise to get 100 million in march. i talked to david kessler last week who is overseeing operation warp speed under biden and he said, look, it's not like building a car here. the problem has occurred at the production plant. it's gone slow because this vaccine is never been made before but is starting to ramp up now. i think you are going to see more and more. over a million doses a day in people's arms already. i think that can get to the 1.5 million per day that president biden's suggestion. i think the key comes on the production side and i also think there they are starting to iron out problems on the other end, the invigoration administration part, making sure that everybody over 65 is prioritized where this is going in the right direction. and johnson & johnson says, if

marc siegel report regulations are getting in the way in some cases.accines are discarded after not being used after being unfrozen. workers like custodians, food preparerses high-risk individuals would line up to get the shot if given the opportunity n arizona a 24 hour vac naics site opens today. in portland, oregon, drive-through vaccination sites are being opened over the weekend. there was a good response. >> e email on 7:30 wednesday night and had 1000 slots filled by 9:00 a.m. thursday morning. >> it was easy not being around other people and possibly getting exposed. reporter: medical experts say it is less after gamble to get the vaccine. the vaccine is considered safer than the virus that can leave you with life-lasting severe health effects. connell? connell: matt finn live for us in atlanta. we have a new warning from the fbi. the officials are sounding the alarm in all 50 states ahead of president-elect biden's inauguration. new details emerging on that. we have them for you straight ahead. plus renewed fears after a boeing 737 crashes sho

day you can follow me on twitter an instagram, facebook, tomorrow night robby soave, and doctor marc siegel, getting america vaccinated. the media even newsweek same democrats and state governors in california to new york you cannot use the covid scapegoat, that was donald trump anymore, it is now on you. you have to stop covid and the safe bottlenecks on vaccines. in the biden administration is on you to give a clear picture of vaccine supplies. and how you will get america vaccinated prover hearing the plan of execution. blaming trump weeks and does not cut it anymore. with this tonight

medical correspondent, author covid depaul things, the fear, the power of science it is doctor marc siegeldoctor siegel good to talk to you. >> hello can you hear me? be you cannot. doctor siegel you are. alright here's what i would ask doctor siegel. i would say, can you believe how much they are politicizing what is happening right now between these two administrations? you have the biden team saying we are going to issue one third million vaccines in 100 days. the reality from the trump administration was they were doing a million vaccines a day. so over 100 days they probably would have administered 100 million vaccines. that is essentially the exact same thing. i don't know exactly what amazon has in mind in terms of fox nation, i use amazon to order things like a lipgloss and rollerskates. on it more regular basis that i would like to admit. but i cannot imagine i want the delivery guy jabbing me or giving me a vaccine. your thoughts rochelle? [laughter] >> no, just know. what are we talking about? there's absolutely no way i'm going to getting vaccine from amazon? this is insane. i

marc siegel shows us why one large segment of the population may not be clamoring to get in line. >>ity by the medical establishment has led to a deep-rooted distrust. >> a lot of the distrust particularly in communities of color comes from a historical place. a real historical place. you look at the tuskegee experiment where black men were denied treatment for syphilis for 40 years by the office of the surgeon general, by my own predecessors. speak of the tuskegee experiment beginning in 1932 is part of a long history of abuse that expense all the way back to mutilating experience on slaves. in 1951, henrietta lacks' cells robbed from her cancerous cervix to be used without consent in major research. a leading bioethicist at teske university explained the mistrust. >> the distrust, even if it's kind of anecdotal or metaphorical distrust, that i feel there is something wrong. i don't know exactly what is wrong but something happened in tuskegee, that it plays today. >> the surgeon general adams has been focusing on outreach and what he calls "overcoming this information. he says vacc

day you can follow me on twitter an instagram, facebook, tomorrow night robby soave, and doctor marc siegel, make every day kennedy. good night. liz: tonight getting america open, getting america vaccinated. the media even newsweek same democrats and state governors in california to new york you cannot use the covid scapegoat, that was donald trump anymore, it is now on you. you have to stop covid and the safe bottlenecks on vaccines. in the biden administration is on you to give a clear picture of vaccine supplies. and how you will get america vaccinated prover hearing the plan of execution. blaming trump weeks and does not cut it anymore. with this tonight denny bertinelli, christopher baffert and jim trusty, ric grenell, kristin tate and mark morgan on the developing headlines of the day, the reality check is here, it is time to get real, states have only given out half of 38 million covid shots that they got from the federal government, the bottlenecks have to stop, america keeps saying do this one thing now, get us vaccinated, stop with all the other distracting fights like weakening b

marc siegel to update us on several fronts and breaking news on the pen to be tonight. dr. siegel, great to have you with us. what's your take on the masked debate? >> actually, dr. oser and dr. fauci both very high level understanding of this. he is looking at it from a public health point of view. here's the bottom line, the bottom line, shannon, that cloth masks don't work all that well unless you really put them on properly and even then it's about 20 or 30% effective. so dr. fauci is basically saying but not another one, maybe he doubled the effect. if my view would be in use a or a k and 95 mask. dr. sosa is warning in the process of putting one mask on top of the other that maybe you didn't put on right in the first place, you may end up with something that's not working properly. look at the moving parts here, where your fingers are going and are you actually form fitting the mask to your face? it's an awkward thing, the point here is to point out that cloth masks do not work that well and surgical masks are better. double masking may be very inefficient. >> shannon

marc siegel's taking a look at the developments tonight. a good evening, doctor. >> good evening, shannon. china is finally allowing folks on the ground from the world health organization one year after such permission was asked for as well as by your own centers for disease control here in the united states. some would call this too little, too late. ap reports that this "global team of researchers" will include scientists from u.s., japan, germany, britain, russia. >> the early days of 2020 when there's a huge transmission of the virus in china, obviously they had to prioritize fighting the virus over over looking into the origin of it. >> what can the scientists blurred now? playing sherlock holmes after the fact long after the wet market was wiped clean as well as pat caves remaining off-limits. >> china spent the better part of the year of shamelessly promoting a version of events designed to persuade the world that is a authoritarian form of government is best to respond to a crisis. but a novel virus that emerge like this in a nation

marc siegel to help us separate fact from fiction. good to see you. how are the racial equity executive orders playing into the covid approach by the administration? >> well, you know, shannon. viruses follow public health. they don't follow political correctness and you can go too far with this. it makes total sense to try to get the vaccine for example into communities of color because they are really ravaged by covid-19 and they have more cases may have more severe outcomes. that makes sense. when it comes to naming the virus, we in medicine tend to use the place of origin is where we name the virus. here we use the china virus or wuhan virus. we can't scrub that away. let me give you examples. the german measles was found in germany. when i was a kid, i differentiated those rashes between german measles and measles and ice and wow, they are different. that's one of the reasons i went into medicine. the spanish flu in 1918, if there's any country that has a gripe, it would be spain. the spanish flu did not come from spain. it actually came from chi

marc siegel. dr. no. it's not just the numbers, brian. although the numbers really were revealing and i would have predicted that the numbers were half of what he said they were or the state said they were because they definitely had higher than the national average. we're talking now about 40% of deaths from covid-19 in the state due to nursing home deaths. when you are readmitting patients to nursing homes who have covid, it's like tender, tindersetting a fire in nursing. families were not informed. disgraceful. no communication with families. personal protective equipment inadequate. testing inadequate. and by the way, nursing homes can never be set up properly for covid-19. do you know why? do you know whether a it takes to properly set up for covid? you need negative pressure. you need isolation, you need people wearing like space suits, personal protective equipment. you knead knowledge about how infectious diseases spread which is not what nursing homes know about. so it's really never the right

marc siegel. good morning, dr. siegel. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning.that lab or is that now a theory and not a conspiracy theory? >> are it's becoming more and more of a real theory with a lot of facts to back it up. ainsley, did you know that sherlock holmes was a physician? let me play sherlock holmes here. that doctor is part of a organization echo health alliance a nonprofit working with the wuhan viral lab. he put together a group of scientists who major medical journal said this virus did not come from this lab. are how too they know that. information from the "new york post" comes out that some scientists were in bat caves. collecting material on coronavirus and we are getting bit by bats. they could have contracted a controversies. third fact from the state departments and most shocking virus in that institute 9% similar in structure to sars cov 2 this coronavirus. and get, this last fall, several scientists got sick with covid-like symptoms in advance of this disease ever being maimed. also that lab was worked with the chinese military and the

marc siegel, thank you for joining us.ly leaked video reveals twitter's chief, jack dorsey, admitting president trump said they are is just the beginning of a quote much bigger movement. watch lists. >> we are focused right now, but this will be much bigger than just one account and it will go on much longer than just this date for this week, the next few weeks and beyond the inauguration. stuart: good lord. florida congressmen greg steube has plan to fight back and he will join us in a moment. checking the futures one more time. we are down this friday morning. released by $1.9 trillion rescue plan in the market goes down. more "varney & co." after this the ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so why wait to screen for colon cancer? because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false

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