marty makary.n, doctor, was calling for strikes and threatening lawsuits if there were school reopenings. there was that. there was also this, so the biden white house ends a slew of covid vaccine mandates including for federal workers, health care workers. hhs is now starting to pay out compensation for covid vaccine injuries. they are small number but they're there. millions of american were threatened with losing their jobs. they were told vaccines were safe and effective. stunning number of people not taking booster shots. what do you make of this? >> it was interesting to see the biden administration announce in 10 days they will be removing the vaccine mandate, if we need 10 more days to stomp out the infection from society. really this is a pattern. if you look what the biden administration has done with covid policy, they are consistently a year, year-and-a-half two, years too late. the data came out in april of 2021 vaccines do not reduce transmission. two years later. same with school clo

doctor marty makary joins me now.eneral says is not enough evidence to actually determine social media is or is not safe for kids. don't you think the mental health crisis we've been talking about for years shows it's not safe? how is he not sure? >> absolutely. you saw the same confusion when smoking was introduced in society and took public health about 30 years to finally conclude it was bad for your health. it's obvious it's right in front of our eyes right now, please kids are addicted, a third of girls say they are on it constantly during almost every waking hour. that's not healthy, we are seeing a rise in metallic problems and teens are learning to do things they otherwise would not learn how to do. lauren: you are saying it might take 30 years to finally admit social media is not healthy for many kids? >> for the medical establishment to do their randomized control trial, we are going to be watching a lot of hurt in the meantime, it's obvious was going on. lauren: infuriating actually. next topic. workers at

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marty makary. dr. makary, great to have you on this morning. >> good morning. knew nurses who didn't want to take the vaccine because they either had natural immunity because they already had covid, and we always believed in natural immunity, or some of them were of fertility age and they said, well, there haven't been long-term studies, or some of them were pregnant, and they ended up being fired or quitting because they didn't want to take it. wasn't this predictable, that there would be a shortage with so many people quitting or being fired? >> well, a crisis situation right now. the nursing staffing shortage is a massive line item for most hospitals. the cleveland clinic reported a 1.a 5 billion -- $1.5 billion loss, and part of that is in part they are hiring traveling nurses, short-term contract nurses, at twice or three times the rates of salary. so what they're doing right now is they're scrambling to fill these spots, the nursing shifts. they're hiring short-term lay before at a much higher rate, and they're passing on those costs to the patient in the

marty makary . dr. buckcherry is a public health expert and professor atnk johns hopkins school oinf medicine. and he was on capitol hillic caday criticizining the cdc's pandemic response. >> dr. martypi makary joins us now. doc, you're one of the few people that i trushet in medici because you told us the truthtrr from the very beginning. >>y i'm just curious why curio the slow pace like, is it money? >> is it a refusal to confess that they were wrong?n capitol >> well, i washi on capitol hill today. i can tell you , lawrence, there was no humilityy whatsoever.whatsoever. and i can tell you as a doctor that and i can tell's you as a docto, that's the most important thing that defines a greate doctor instead. public health officials wereh or begging for more money. the cdc, which has 21,000 twenty one thousand employees and did at the time ofd the covid pandemic, hitting us , they couldn't even come up with a website to tracky coul the virus. they told other people withidnna the government it would take

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doctor marty makary joins us. a lot of questions. this is a real breakthrough? benefit was modest, the trial that lily did, half of the patients on this drug had slowing of their alzheimer's compared to 29% in the control group that did not have the drug, they had slowing. 20% of the overall group had some benefit. we call it significant but that means statistically there was a real difference. doesn't mean there was a major benefit. stuart: please don't disappoint me on this. how does it work? >> the amount of plaques, other drugs from biogen, it was approved by the fda for alzheimer's, it had sort of marginal benefit. it is not fda approved but the thought is in combination with other drugs there could be a bigger benefit. what's the side effect? brain swelling has been described with these drugs. stuart: it is -- you take it. if it is fully approved at some point you take it when you first see signs of cognitive decline. >> it addresses the symptoms once they set in. a lot of work in prevention, causes of alzheimer's postulated. an interesting area relates to

marty makary.ealth expert and professor at john hopkins school of medicine and he was on capitol hill criticizing the pandemic response. dr. makary joins us now. doc, you're one of the few people that i trust in medicine because you told us the truth from the very beginning. i'm just curious, why the slow pace? like is it money? is it a refusal to confess that they were wrong? >> i was on capitol hill today, i can tell you, lawrence, there was no humility whatsoever. and i can tell you as a doctor that's the most important thing that defiance a great doctor. instead public health officials were begging for more money. the cdc, which has 21,000 employees and did at the time of the covid pandemic hitting the u.s. they couldn't even come up with a web site for the virus. they said it would takes months. it was one johns hopkins grad student that came up with a trend to use. and then the secretary of health for emergency preparedness, she asked for more hiring power from congress. i said how about firi

they left it to -- marty makary had to do that study. people just submitted. also gorsuch brought up the inequality and the weird way they decided what was going to be closed down such as churches, but then casinos and, you know, strip clubs were left open. it was very bizarre how they did it. and many in general, i think it's really great that we're talking about it through his legal lens because none of this was constitutional, none of service the american, and it's -- none of it was american, and it's important we remember how crazy it all was. pete: if you look at human history, most people default for more security over greater risk or more freedom. and in this case, you mentioned fear. it's either safety or health. safety or health, that's what the -- rachel: and they get ya. pete: in this case it was the both, right? safety of others, held for yourself, you must do everything. and if that's not a wake-up call for at least a generation of americans who realize it should not happen again, appreciate what neil gorsuch had to say there. will: let's bring in

marty makary. dr. makary is a chief of islet transplant surgery and a professor at johns hopkins university. he served in leadership in the world health organization patient safety program, elected to the national academy of medicine and has published more than 250 peer-reviewed scientific articles. doctor margery smelkinson, dr. smelkinson is a research scientist and microscopic swift expertise infectious disease. she received received her phd and biological sciences from columbia university in 2007 and completed her postdoctoral fellowships at the university of california san diego. an dr. tina tan,dr dr. tan is a board-certified pediatric physician as well as a current professor of pediatric infectious diseases at northwestern university school of medicine in chicago. pursuant to committee on oversight and accountability rule 9g, the witnesses were please stand and raise their right hands. [witnesses were sworn in] >> thank you. let the record show that the witnesses all answered in the affirmative.