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marty makary, it is always great to see you.trigger on new approvals, maybe there would be confidence in folks say i would go get the vaccine because they're putting their stamp of approval on it. >> good point. thanks, jackie. jackie: still to come this hour restaurants getting slammed on mulitple fronts as they try to recover from the pandemic. we have rising food costs, supply chain issues so bad some cannot get key ingredients and they're having trouble finding workers across the board. find out how one restaurateur is navigating the rough waters and how you the consumer will be impacted by all this. up next, gas buddy's patrick dehaan on pain at pump i'm sure you're feeling it. the gas is at a seven-year high, some already hitting $5 a gallon. it is causing shipping to rise just as we get into the holiday season. brace yourself for sticker shock this winter because of rising fuel cost. we'll look if there are any signs of relief for the consumer ahead on "the evening edit". that building you're trying to sell, - you should

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marty makary.t is not uncommon to see a drug used for one treatment that also helps another one, right? >> that's right. it is called off label use. doctors do it all the time. the fda has not given an indication for everything out there doctors use for. this was a flew vox a mean an antidepressant. one of the trade names is. 91% reduction in deaths among people that took the medication. that is a profound, profound result. related to the antiinflammatory properties of that medication. edward: is this one more step for to us live with covid-19 as opposed to trying to get a 0%, perfection of positive cases? >> i think it is, edward. it allows us to manage this condition better. no one should be dying of covid now in the united states with rare exceptions is. no one should be dying of covid. with this medication, steroid nebulizers, aspirins, vitamin-cs, other treatments, the merck drug used on a compassionate use basis. it is not unfortunately but it cut deaths to zero in the phase three clinical tr

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approve it for emergency use the fda does not need to wait that long to start saving lives, doctor marty makary a fox news medical contributor, doctor mccurry great to see you just to summarize why is this a potential good move on covid? >> it is a game changer no one who received this medication guide had the highest level of evidence a randomized placebo-controlled hit is passed a formal test now it's sitting in the regulatory purgatory ironically we have it on the shelf and people dying if there was ever an official test of the right to try concept this is it and things can be done to get this into people and save lives. >> they are applying for emergency use authorization with a more rapid approval than normal process on what grounds, legal grounds, ethical grounds with the fda approved it immediately? >> there is an expanded access protocol for compassionate use we have seen it trigger before it was activated for convalescent plasma before that ua was granted and it was used for monoclonal antibodies for example when the president and other elected officials got sick with covid before rege

marty makary, great to see you.terms of the vaccine mandate and the impact you are expecting. >> it's really tragic. it's primarily younger people who are extremely low risk, about half have natural immunity yet our government doctors have inexplicably denied them that this counts as immunity, different from europe and israel. health privacy is basically dead right now. you have got employees telling bosses that they are hoping to get pregnant or they have family history of a blood clot to try to make their case to get an exemption. all of these things were avoidable if we had a more flexible national policy on vaccination, when accounted for natural immunity and allowed for different exemptions. maria: i don't understand this, dr. marty makary, i mean, we all know there have been a ton of studies that say the vaccine is not even as much immunity as the actual infection, that getting covid, having that infection gives you 26 times more immunity than actually the vaccine, that was the israelis study you are referred

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marty makary on deck to respond next.al ineffect shurn may be stronger immune response than van joining me let's a readeded with a sun says while a natural infection may induce nat regulations of antibodies with broader activity than vaccine a natural infection can kill you a vaccine don't do that protects against risk of serious illnesses or death from infection what do you want parents your painters to take from this study when it comes to vaccinating their kids? >> well good morning, todd we have been basically saying natural immunity is reliable in periods in studied coming on two years 16 other studies, showing that natural immunity from prior infection is reliable durable a lodge extension also applies to kids as well sort of implication saying don't put kids in to get chickenpox i don't think anybody is thinking of doing that what is the takeaway that the studys authorize authors wants you to have whether or not child at risk, child needs a vaccine, that if had covid the answer don't need to they can but don't have

marty makary from johns hopkins, good to have you on.iden's art show opened yesterday in the big apple, but some republican members of congress are worried that patrons who buy his paintings might also be trying to purchase political favor with the biden administration. molly line in new york with more on that. molly? >> good evening, jon. the artist hunter biden perhaps best known for being the son of president joe biden had a solo art show in a neighborhood in manhattan. the exhibition is open. that's according to to the gallery. there's photos of hunter biden's wife. the paintings are offered from 75,000 to half a million dollars. biden's burgeoning art career has drawn pretty intense scrutiny from republicans who fear the high-priced paintings could be bought by people or entities seeking to curry favor with the president. g.o.p. congressman ken buck pressed attorney general merrick garland last week on this very issue comparing biden's work to famous pieces by monet. he wants a special counsel to investigate >> in 2019, hunter biden

marty makary. dr. e type of illness could not possibly affect the number of covid cases in this country? are you also on the fence on christmas. >> look, i think we are going to be in a much better place in a couple weeks or november by the latest. cases are down 35%. this virus is so contagious, it's burning through that last segment of the population with novak sin nate or natural immunity. by december almost every adult will have had covid or vaccination by that time. brian: look at the cases in this country, two thirds eligible for a vaccination have gotten it, he has a much higher criteria than did he a year ago, doesn't he? >> yeah. plus in the language that he is using implicit denial that we're moving from an epidemic to an end item mic phase. that is we have to learn to live with it down graded over 90% of seniors vaccination sin nateed. the risk is not equally distributed in the population that's what they file communicate. brian: yeah. we don't want to give people good news, do we. meanwhile

marty makary. doctor, great to see you. there are a couple things that will be different here, the dose of the formulation of the vaccine for children 5-11 will be different and then the white house is rolling this out in a different way than the agile vaccine. what can you tell us about dosage and formulation and rollout? >> i have been pretty impressed by pfizer, they have seen a rate of mild problems with children and went back and revise the dose in the clinical trial. they took it down to 20 micrograms from ten. i'm still concerned that space in this together will want to consider a single dose. >> john: and so it does call for a double dose? >> it is a two dose vaccine strategy at 10 micrograms, yes. pediatricians are very good at custom tailoring a treatment or a vaccine plan for an individual. the kid has a lot of risk factors, comorbid conditions, i would recommend the vaccine. if the kid is natural immunities from prior infections, they don't need the vaccine. the complications are higher in boys than girls, so yo

marty makary, author of the price we pay, johns hopkins university professor of public health. doctor, good to have you, when we hear of a break-through case involving this big after public figure people start getting worried. what do you make of it? >> sure, neil this is a high-profile death after being fully vaccinated. i think a lot of people will question the vaccine. i think it is important to remember the vaccine was never designed or observed to be perfect. always known there is small risk of severe cases or death after being fully vaccinated. the cdc said there are 7,000 breakthrough deaths clustered with a people with a lot of risk factors. unfortunately colin powell had those. he was 84. two cancers, multiple myeloma. which is immune compromised state and that does increase the risk significantly. neil: if you have a compromised state, battling cancer or other ailments, does this reframe the effectiveness of the vaccines, doctor, or what? >> vaccines are not a force field. it is not like a a bug zapper where people are completely protected t brings up the point in tho

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marty makary, a physician and professor at johns hopkins university.says mandatory vaccines for kids is not the greatest option issue but it is the best option we have. would you agree with that? >> dr. makary: kids with prior infection don't really need to be vaccinated, that is first. second of all, people should know what the quantityified risk is, not a matter of you must and have to or don't have to, what is the risk? without vaccination, rate of hospitalization in all children under 18, according to the cdc is two in every 100,000. that is what we're looking at right now. if maybe it is going to go down further because covid is going down, that is a low incident right now and rate of dying of covid is 1 in 10 million for kids under 18. >> trace: parents are confused, one parent, so many unknowns, everyday we learn new facts. we are not opposed to vaccines, they need transparency and data to support decision-making. sounds like a fair comment from a parent. >> this is why many of us were frustrated with the f.d.a. when they approved the vaccine fo

marty makary reacting to the breaking news this morning.a: great to have you. >> bill: the former vice president dick cheney released a statement. working with him during operations desert shield and desert storm i saw firsthand general powell's dedication to the united states and his commitment to the brave and selfless men and women who serve our country in uniform. he was a trailblazer and role model for so many. he -- it goes on. >> dana: the story of the immigrant family is also one to think about here for a moment. that you can -- america provides this dream and this capability that if you work hard you find your calling and you keep going and you could rise to prominence and live a very fulfilling life and serve your country, open a business, all of these things. the promise of america was there. he knew that and reminded students of that in any of the commencement speeches. america, the problems -- it is not perfect but the problems are yours to fix, he said. >> bill: great message. he lived the american dream. colin powell dead at

marty makary at johns hopkins university johns hopkins university.y interchangeably there because we know dr. mccarrick, the virus works and a growing number of people in the population are getting the virus, giving the vaccine but when it comes to treating the virus once you get it, is this going to help fight the pandemic further? >> would appears so, sandra. the results of the formal randomized control were really dramatic. 762 people sick with covid with milder or moderate illness and the placebo group, 45 are hospitalized and eight died in the drug group. 28 were hospitalized and nobody died. when you have a drug that reduces death down to zero, now we will have to see if that is true in the larger population, but when you have a signal in the data that strong, you have to ask, why are we sitting around waiting two months for the fda to review something? and it was developed emory university last year. you can go back and do the math and look at the potential savings of life since then. >> sandra: what is the answer to that? why two months compa

fox news medical contributor marty makary is with us. we wish the president well, we obviously have political differences but unlike liberals, actually care about human life, i hope he's going to be okay, what are the thoughts on what you hear? >> he was admitted to the university of california irvine medical center with what is described it to be a blood infection, specifically a condition known as sepsis, there is a wide variation in what sepsis is, it can be a mild infection or it can be life-threatening. we are told it is not covid and he is on the mend, we do wish him well and it looks like he's doing better on antibiotics. >> i have heard and you are right, varying degrees of it but the worst side of it can be very dangerous, can it not? >> as a matter of fact many people who die in an icu die of sepsis, it's when an infection goes out of control in one system and overwhelms the physiology of one system. 75 years of age, his immune defenses are going to be a little weaker. he has had a heart bypass seizure in the past, perhaps the

marty makary and civil rights attorney vaccine specialist, great to have you back. independent advisory board was meeting today to talk about this boat from 5 to 11-year-olds, i want to play something by dr. eric rubin. he's one of the members who had a book today. >> we are never going to learn about how state the vaccine is until we start giving it, that's the way it goes. i do think we should vote to approve it. >> shannon: parents who have any doubts, for them to have this doctor say we are never going to learn how safe it is until we started giving it, that's not going to reassure a lot of people. >> that's exactly right and he is correct. that's why we have to respect parents who are not comfortable with the risks of the vaccine in their kids. there is a risk of death, it does happen. kids do die after the vaccine. kids are more likely to die of covid than the vaccine, we can't brush under the rug some of these complications, some parents are not going to be comfortable with them. we have to recognize this study is designed to small to pick up where events. >>

marty makary. good to have you back. >> good to be with you. >> shannon: so much news out there.to start with this. this market pill that is potentially -- here's the headline from the ap, mark asks u.s. fda to authorize covid pill. "the wall street journal" also talking about that pill getting to this point said when merck and -- that their new antiviral pill reduce covid hospitalizations by roughly half, some in the media blamed donald trump. but in fact trump officials pushed for government funding to accelerate the development of the drug. they were opposed by a career official, rick, who democrats praised as a whistle-blower. so what's talk about this medically and scientifically. what can or can't this pill do? what do we know, and are you worried that things like this are trying into political football? >> i am worried that the scientific community has lost a lot of their objectivity because of the biases and we saw this after the hydroxychloroquine debate. just for the record, i don't think the science supports hydroxychloroquine but after we saw this mass this massive ar

marty makary written by this as you have, the idea you wait longer, months, not weeks. wait weeks between boosters, between the vaccine shots, but if you wait months, get quadruple the power of the shot. the government bureaucracy is really confusing people. merck had a game-changer new drug taken orally, right? to heal oral infections that was delayed for a year. trapped in bureaucratic infighting. trump white house wanted $100 million for it last year. it got caught in a net of bureaucratic infighting. where is the fda emergency use authorization for the astrazeneca vaccine? you know what i mean? what is with all the delays? >> well, i will go over all of this. first of all with the pfizer shot i think it should have been a longer interval you about i don't necessarily think it should be months. i give a lot of vaccines in the office, and they're at least a month apart, at least a month apart. some are month, two. hepatitis-b is one. hepatitis-a is longer so that is that point. the point about about. not enough focus on the science. what did the drug show? how well di

marty makary and i, he and i have an article coming out next week where we did a deep dive into the pfizerout very specific points that parents and pediatricians should look closely at when making the decision whether or not the vaccinate their children. we don't believe this dataset is a one size fits all approach. community transmission, dose regimens and natural immunity need to be factored in when deciding whether or not the children should be vaccinated and even risk tailored with pre-existing co-morbidities. >> there are cases of myocarditis after receiving the vaccine in 12 to 17-year-old. for us who have children under 12 years old. 5 and 8 and 11 and i won't lie, i'm apprehensive being one of the first to put this vaccine into my children. >> your apprehension is warranted. 16 and 17 year old had a higher rate of myocar dietis can be in one to 7,000 children. only 3,000 children received the vaccine in this study. it wasn't enough to see the rare adverse effects and potentially something else. this is a limited dataset. the good news is it showed a 91% efficacy to prevent sim to m

marty makary joins us now along with debbie nadler, founder of moms against drugs. son to a drug overdose in 2018. time count heal that kind of -- doesn't heal that kind of wound. from your personal experience, what i can only imagine, i have a brand new teenage son meaning he just turned 13, so i fear how this at was laid before you. what is it this you experienced, what can you share with parents about the warning signs or the experience that you and your family have been through. >> unfortunately, it's -- there was really no warning signs for me. if i knew back then, 11, 12 years ago a what i know today, things would have been very different. today is a whole new generation, a whole new part of the drug epidemic that wasn't even around 11 years ago with fentanyl getting into every street drug right now. but as far as my situation personally with my son, it was, he was a straight a student, he had everything going for him. it happened in college. he suffered a traumatic experience and started self-medicating with oxycontin. and there there he went -- from there he