marc siegel after the break.dr. marc siegel everybody has been asking myself what the hell is going on in 20 20% county voters like you and me, the county prosecutor, if you want to really see what i look like no farther than george deliberately the most violent criminals in los angeles in two weeks or so my neighborhood is turning. people are so about what's going on when he says i'm not going to prosecute the legalizing gang members committing murders, they'll be released by december 25 no matter what this is under george desco, you do the crime not to use the time to break the law are celebrating. tucker carlson original suicide of los angeles streets now on the line up at fox station dot my husband always trying to hug up grinker time, but i don't think he realizes how much is pain cream smells. i guess i get the kids to myself today thanks to my secret my secret to living a pain free life with no smell . thanks. i'll stay and drink. well it couldn't hurt to share it so in any way australians find out what your

elizabeth: as his back with us now fox news contributor doctor marc siegel.at was your reaction here dr. fauci sings essentially the cdc's above the law the coats courts have no right to overrule the law on decisions like mask mandates? >> i will think anybody is a love the law that's a famous line through the cdc is not very think dr. fauci missed the point here which is the federal judge was asking according to jonathan turley who was on my radio show today the famed legal scholar that you know well he says the federal judge was simply asking for an explanation which he didn't get so she made a ruling. and now the thing gets deeper because the department of justice gets involved the whole thing blows up the cdc could end up with its power at limited. i don't think anybody questions that the cdc has the power to actually figure out if we are in a situation where we are at danger where this international danger danger from state to state of public contagion they could actually make a mandate sprayed the question is, they have to justify it. have they studied

marc siegel. it is good to have you on.eals court in new orleans upholding the biden vaccine mandate for federal workers. your thoughts on this. >> wow, what expert timing, liz. great to be on with you, when you consider that nancy pelosi just got covid in a crowded room despite the vaccine and booster in the white house while a bill was being signed. we don't know who else got it. we're looking at president, the former president, several congressman getting it. here is my point, despite vaccines and boosters up the with -- wazoo, which proves, we don't need them to prove it, vaccine decreases severity, not spread. you can still spread it easily. what is the purpose of the mandate? if the purpose of the mandate was we want to protect the public space and you're ironclad sure you can't get covid i would not agree with that but at least i understand it. this is pure hypocrisy you can get covid anyway even with the vaccine and spread it. elizabeth: nancy pelosi was near the president, right? she was within a few feet of him. s

marc siegel after the break. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: fox news alert. airlines is dead. masks are optional on the biggest u.s. carriers. the tsa won't enforce the mandate anymore. passenger cheered on many flights. this come because a florida judge ruled that the biden administration doesn't get to make up the rules because they are not god. they can't arrest you if you don't comply with your fake news. this is one quote from the judge: you don't get to treat american citizens like an invading army as you treat the invaders like your own children. no more mask mandates on planes. amen. >> [sirens wailing]. >> tucker: we focussed on covid for 2 years but there are real public health emergency going. one in new jersey. dozens people connected to a single high school have rare brain tumors. >> a scientist confirmed 65 cases of rare brain tumors. they were all colonial high school graduates or had worked there. this person was diagnosed 20 years ago and still suffers lingering issues. >> my sister received the news he had a brain tumor herself. it was stage

marc siegel joins us now. first of all, a lot to cover, but do you agree with dr.ere will be a fall surge, but it won't be as deadly and fewer people will end up in the hospital? >> i agree with most of what he's saying, arthel. first of all, it's going to be a bump, not a big wave, and i do think it's going to be mild by comparison to what we've seen is. i think a lot of the immunity we have already in the country from omicron pa.1 -- ba.1 will give us some protection against ba.2. what dr. fauci 's worried about is that that will wear off over several months, maybe it will protect us less come the fall. so then we turn to vaccination, and the problem with vaccination is that 70% of americans who are eligible have gotten two shots, but only half of those who are eligible in that group have gotten the booster. and fda advisory committee just met on this. arthel: yeah. and you make a good point. in fact, let me take a pause, dr. siegel, and let's you and i listen to dr. peter marks who's the director of the center of biology evaluation and research at the fda. let's

marc siegel and fox news contributor. we'll talk as long as we can.e victims of this were taken to nyu langone in brooklyn. >> a level one trauma center. what does that mean? a 25% increased chance of recovery. what does it mean? it has all specialties around the clock available for this. now, i also hear from inside sources at nyu that it is a combination of smoke inhalation and gunshot wounds. now, what how is smoke inhalation treated? everybody on oxygen right away. you look at the airway. how bad are they breathing? what is their oxygen saturation? those are the key things in managing smoke inhalation. gunshot wounds you try to figure out how far away they were shot from, what the caliber of the weapon is as you and i were just talking about. that determines a lot. how fast is the bullet traveling? 1,000 feet per second or 2,000 feet per second and then you examine naked body to look for entrance and exit wounds and try to figure out are they bleeding? are they cold, clammy? are they pale? because you bleed a lot before you can know you are going

marc siegel.obvious for sometime. now the national bureau of economic research spells it out. republican states good. democrat states not. that is "my take." it is next. ♪. throughout history i've observed markets shaped by the intentional and unforeseeable. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. >> i think elon musk is a great benefit to free speech in twitter. they want us on the popper but don't want our ideas, that doesn't work very well. >> elon musk figuratively is going to bring twitter to the ground or he is going to turn this sinking ship. >> it is not about things, the only issue if there to aggressively then they'll crash the economy. >> recession is on the table but it may not necessarily be a knockout threat out. >> we are making schools safer, we've been leading on this for the last year i'm so excited to see the last of the nation recognize that parents matter when i

marc siegel, more coming up. >> sandra: fox news alert on a friday afternoon.opping a brand-new hour. president biden is set to make remarks there to celebrate earth day. his critics say his climate policies come at a steep cost that we all end up having to pay for anyway. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into hour two. i'm sandra smith. hi, mike. >> mike: hi, i'm in for john roberts. impact on prices is one thing but not the only thing riling up critics this earth day. and greta thunberg is saying the same thing as consecutive critics. >> sandra: and those on the left lecture americans about it but do not practice what they preach. >> mike: edward lawrence is at the white house with what it takes on wallets. >> s.e.c., a new report says it would cause companies 10.2 bltdz for the new climate regulations and in the process of enacting. that could also be passed on to to us, and the things we buy going forward. so the president set to speak about what he's calling a bold agenda for what he calls a climate crisis. the president is going to sign an executiv

marc siegel. kiss the president for 15 minutes on the cheek for us to get to close contact. how do we explain this to our viewers, marc? >> let's start with some clarification. 15-minute rule and the cdc has admitted this to me is out of date. pre-omicron, the original variant. with omicron it is more easily transmissible. the 15-minute rule is out the window number one. in a close area like that with poor ventilation it is not 15 minutes. much less. second the viral kiss, listen, saliva has a ton of sars covid 2 in it. a high level and why we use saliva to test for it. you could absolutely transmit it that way. the third issue here is if you test negative on a rapid test for a couple of days. with omicron it can take a few days to test positive. i'm not saying the president has it but i bet he is being tested every day and everyone around the speaker whether they were there for 15 or 5 minutes. >> >> dana: she said it is possible the president could get a positive covid test. they are out there l

marc siegel at nyu for shepherding me through this crisis and is wonderful wise wid my shock i who willnew york, my girlfriend asked when the last time you were on tv was. i said it was about a week back. it's good. barney from springfield, illinois, they keep saying that we need immigration reform how about we just enforce the laws already in the books? that would be too simple but with the politicians do something that would make so much sense? jim, from new jersey. i want elon musk to buy our southern border, that would be a good idea. adam from detroit, michigan, where is blm now protesting for the african american guard who lost his life trying to save immigrants. >> there's no money in that. if there was money they can embezzle it from that death and of course they would be there. in full force. >> ed from st. paul, minnesota. if you really do only have eight years left though student loan payoffs look dumber than ever. someone should let elizabeth warren know that. and here we go was up with warren, if elizabeth warren is elected president we have to return the stolen land to our

marc siegel knows it all about covid. he just signed out yesterday, the president did, it won't take us long to get the first shipment in there. probably a week or so from now. >> dana: the u.s. sending more military aid to ukraine and most deadly weapons in the american arsenal. how could it change the dynamic? a pandemic policy allowing congressmen to vote remotely. are some abusing the rule? we'll talk about that next. hi, i'm william devane. did you know there's only been two times in american history - two - when the national debt was larger than gross domestic product? world war ii - and right now. that's a deep hole. and i don't know how we'll climb out of it. that's why i buy gold from rosland capital. rosland capital is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochure. with rosland, there

marc siegel fox news medical contributor. do you understand the covid policy, it's okay. have to wear masks but at the border, no, no, no, no, no. it's all good. >> no, i don't understand it. there are two things wrong with this. when it comes to public health, here is what matters, lack of dogma and no inconsistency. guess what we have here? dogma and inconsistency everywhere. what's the dogma? red light, mask everybody. green light, okay. it's okay to gather at the white house. no vented labor relation. cheek to jaw kissing each other. spreading over 70 people got covid. the point you just made little children in school. a, they are not wearing masks properly. 3-year-olds never knew how to wear a mask properly. when you mummify them they don't learn anything and don't socialize. that's on the table. planes? you have been on a plane. >> jesse: i have. >> here's the deal you in the air three hours. the first two hours the guy next to you eating no mask. then he puts his mask on his chin and gets ready for the landing. it's preposterous. even if there is value to masks. yo

marc siegel. this is scary stuff. you're talking about a ten transplantations in the u.k. nks we're being conspiracy theory about the lockdowns, this came from the ministry of health in the united kingdom who said, look, young children who have been kept at home and not allowed in school -- kennedy wants them in school, by the way, i don't care what "outnumbered" says -- that they don't get the usual viruses, and one of them is an add know virus. and it usually causes respiratory problems or a stomach ache. but these children are getting severe hepatitis. and it's never been seen with this virus before, in this virus is the culprit, and it's been found in the majority of cases. over 160, and 17 liver transplants around the world including 2 here in the united states in alabama, 9 kids have gotten it. it's been since late fall, and, you know, it's only in the hundreds, but it's spreading, and the cdc and the world health organization are concerned. we've already seen a death from it. they have to look at the livers directly of the kids that are transplanted to figure out if

marc siegel joins us, thank you so much for coming on, i have not seen any peer-reviewed study is on a path to transition, hair sniffing for the coronavirus, but i'm wondering if the behavior you just on the video we played seem safe to you? >> not totally, and i think it will give, tucker, a new meaning to though word of viral kiss or a viral hug, if that case has virus in it, you can spread it that way. but on a serious note, she is 82 years old, speaker pelosi, she only has thyroid disease by report, but she is and a high-risk group. so far she is not sick, but you know, look, she could get any drugs she wants. she could get the latest pill, the latest antibody, it would not hurt her that over $200,000 from drug company money has been given to her campaign over the last decade, but i'm sure that she could get it anyway. now in terms of the vaccine, i think you are right about this, she has had double vaccine and the booster, i don't know if she got the second booster the way that the president did on camera, but one thing is for sure, she got it anyway. and it would be a great tea

marc siegel, also a fax news contributor.e of this extension of the federal mask mandate? >> i think it extends the inconsistencies of the whole situation. c.d.c. just recently a couple weeks ago said ok, now focus on severity, on hospitalizations, on deaths, not so much on case numbers. meanwhile, everything has gone down, including case numbers. hospitalizations are at all time low from the beginning of the pandemic. deaths have gone down below 650 for the first time in a really long time. and case numbers are under 30,000 a day. so, at the time when that is happening, and i want to add the most important thing, i've now got therapeutics, i can report to you that i can get paxlovid, from c.v.s., a lot of pharmacies, the monoclonals, i have no trouble gets that. therapeutics, plenty of vaccines and rapid tests and a virus for the most part is less severe than there is less of it and. so, why would one place have a mask mandate and another not, and the last point is, if you've been on a plane lately, half the people are not w

marc siegel and texas state representative brian harrison also part of the former administration. great to have you both back with us tonight. >> great to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: let start with the health issues despite the administration has said they are now going to appeal the judge's ruling that masked mandates for travel were not properly instituted and need to go away. a harvard professor wrote i wrote about this denominator issue in an article and billions of people travel by plane every year, yet, there is only a handful of documented disease outbreaks attributable to airplanes in the past 40 years. dr. fact or fission humic fiction and what do we need to know about the travel situation? >> what we need to know is what you just said is true. very few exchanges of viruses on planes because they have filters and air flow and the filtration systems on planes. that is number one. now, the issue whether they have the right to impose this or not, you know i will say this. you are the attorney and also author of great spiritual books, by the way and i don't know if the

with us and that congressman james comber, rick cropper, fox news contributor doctor marc siegel.lso at the federal senior legal correspondent margo cleveland, fox news contributor joe koch up vice president of the natural border patrol council he is. the far left, the media and the meltdown mode as moves to block the line must take over of twitter. this is about the left bullying censorship. twitter boots off gop lawmakers at the far left media is okay at letting al qaeda, isis and ironic dictator still tweet? and why is dr. fauci silent on this? shocking video out of china. covid police caught on camera in china assaulting arresting anyone who breaks china's severe total lockdown that doctor fauci praised for it a pole plunging for biden and the low 30s but even biden's own posters and obama officials this worn visibly worse political years and decades. the white house press secretary jen psaki chooses to attack fox news peter doocy for asking the tough questions as is negotiating a job at msnbc according to reports. more of what critics warned about psaki and the white house mi

we won the emphatic doctor marc siegel. see you again soon. we are still on the mask subject.ting a school in dc. she was maskless, the kids are masked. take me through. lauren: this was a moment for her to engage that turned awkward and it turned awkward because the kids were in masks. it is optional, they don't have to wear masks but most of them were. the teachers are not. kamala harris is not and why was she they are? there? to tout the white house's clean energy plan. that entry school will be upgraded with energy efficient facilities and transportation, it is perfectly on point for democrats messaging. go green at all costs, keep the kids in masks, perfect. we won do you think the democrats insist that we all wear masks? are they are authoritarians? because i do. lauren: i don't think all of them but if that is your platform and you are around students and say students are vulnerable especially young ones that can't be vaccinated you should wear a mask. that fits the narrative better. stuart: you don't want toddlers to wear masks. lauren: i think it is the parents choice

marc siegel joins us to assess me. doctor , thanks for c coming on, tucker , listen, back in 2008 when john mccain was running for president, he was over 70 ie and i established the mccain protocol because naturally everyone on the left wasve porii over his health records looking for a reason he shouldn't run. i said, okay, you're going to do that to john mccain. we're going to do that going . rward for everyone public has a right to know now we have the oldest living american president talking about running again. he'll be over 80 years b old . i've never examined him. what do i know?no i know that in nineteen eighty eight he had two brain aneurysms repaired the old method, one of them leaked.d. he had a bleed in the brain. this can cause long term cognitive problems and often does. he also has atrial fibrillation which is an irregular heartbeatr that has been shown to causeak cognitive decline as well. substantial. so last year at the end of the year he had a physical at his gaitn worsened dramatically over a year an

stuart: thank you very much, let's begin doctor marc siegel, doctor we just showed you the green fencesoing up in shanghai, i don't know how china gets out of this if they relax covid spreads and if they climbed down they have unrest, is this a dead-end policy? >> it looks like science fiction, first of all even if they do the 0 covid strategy is spreads anyway 21000 new cases yesterday they have not learned the basic lesson that is spreads they cannot actually stop it in the barriers people are trying to escape the barriers in beijing -- i mean in shanghai for trying to escape those and shutting down apartment buildings where there's been covid cases this reminds me of blade runner they will be standing there to see if there are replica if they have an astigmatic case, shut them down into prehospital, this will never work is spreads fear and panic and that spreads more covid they have not understood you have to live with covid the most important thing of all they have not imported the products that we made in the west that they could use like paxlovid the terrific antiviral drug they a

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vaccines, georgetown has a 98% vaccination rate among students which is why experts like doctor marc siegeld. for now, they stick with the mask mandate despite the changes we see in the travel industry, at columbia university and they did not get back to us. neil: the legality of this is the justice department plans to lead an appeal of the judge's decision with a check from the cdc, the cdc recommended, the mask requirement be extended and the judge shot that down. every reason to believe the cdc recommended justice department go through with this appeal. what are the obligations for the justice department appeal, a checkmark from the cdc when the cdc was packed down, for sending the mandate to remain. >> it was interesting the justice department came out with a strong maybe. and in terms of what this means and how far the ruling goes. i hate criticizing my old employer and they should have known this was coming out. the mask mandate to expiring any event, the cdc sitting on the decision whether to extend it. the justice department was caught completely flat-footed, and the justice departm

marc siegel. lot of people had heard of aphasia until this week. >> no, the national aphasia association says 85% of people never heard of it and over 2 million people suffer from it. so, let me start with what aphasia is. i brought a model of the brain here. this front part of the brain over here on the left is brokers area that's expressive aphasia. that's damage. what is expressive aphasia? it means you can't form words properly. you can't speak properly. you can't recall properly or can't write properly. >> steve: things that are said to have happened to him over the last couple of years? >> correct. the other part the rear part over here in the temporal lobe warnikeens area. i do understand what's being said to me or i do understand what i'm reading? now, there is some sense that he may have had that, too. because, steve, what we are hearing is over the last few years he also a had memory loss, he has had disorientation. what am i doing on the set. as we showed in the soundbite. lines having