matt walsh, host of the matt walsh show.re is a word for this political system the government controls corporate action and they are trying to tell us this -- we don't control the big tech companies. what does this tell you? >> jen psaki through that in, we are working with facebook, what do you mean you're working with facebook, they are supposed to be a private company and the surgeon general to be talking as he did today about how we are going to label misinformation as a public health threat what that means is we will label speech as a physical threat. the surgeon general said he was talking about misinformation, that made people resistant to masks. the surgeon general's office said a year ago we shouldn't wear masks. fauci said he year ago, this shows the problems that your ago if you had said let's wear masks that is labeled misinformation now you say the opposite and that is misinformation because the government, they are the scientific authorities and whatever they say is the scientific truth. laura: the surgeon gene

join me now, matt walsh, host of the matt walsh show. there's a word for this political system which the government controls corporate actions. they are trying to tell us, we don't control the big tech companies what does this tell you? >> i like how jen psaki threw that out there, we are working with facebook -- hold on a second, what you mean you're working with facebook? they are supposed to be a private company. for the surgeon general to be talking as he did today about how we are going to label misinformation as some sort of public health threat. what that means is we are going to label speech as a physical threat. i thought it was interesting, the surgeon general said he was talking about misinformation. this information for example that makes people resistant to masks. the surgeon general's office is the one who said a year ago we should wear masks, dr. fauci said we shouldn't wear masks. this shows you the problem a year ago if you had said let's wear masks, that's labeled as misinformation and the use of the opposite and that's

joining me is matt walsh host o the matt walsh show. i will start with you alex this seems a fair laying the groundwork for something at the other end. >> i disagree with you a little bit i don't think they are craz enough to try anything on a large scale again. this may be a push to get younger people and teens ultimately children vaccinated may be scaring parents into scaring kids. providing cover for colleges an universities that are pushing vaccines despite the fact that we know there is a risk. i think it is ludicrous people are beginning to turn this out last week i told tucker about this i've got this new website where publishing almost daily updates on vaccines and it's particularly interesting that i you are under 60 and you are no obese to morbidly obese the rat of death is so low it almost ca be measured. almost all the risk is associated with being overweigh or obese. so many americans are aware of this intuitively at this point that it's just tuning out -- it's all going to be irrelevant in the end. >> i hope it is irreleva

joining me is matt walsh, host of the matt walsh showing alex berenson, author of the unreported truth about covid 19 and lockdown fears. this seems like they are laying the groundwork for something yet again. >> i disagree with you a little bit. i don't think they are crazy enough to try to introduce large-scale mask requirements or social distancing. this is a push to get younger people and teams vaccinated, a push to scare parents and kids and provide cover for colleges and universities that are pushing vaccines despite the fact that we know there is a myocarditis risk and other risks emerging from the database and i think it is ludicrous. people are beginning to tune it out. last week i told tucker about this, i just -- a new website, publishing almost daily updates on covid, on vaccines and what is particularly interesting, if you are under 60 and not obese to morbidly obese your rate of death from covid, if you're under 40 is so low it almost can't be measured. almost all the risk we have with covid is associated with the overweight or obese or being over 60 and so many americans

joining is matt walsh, host of the matt walsh show. what is wrong with men showing their sensitive vulnerable side in public? why is that a problem? >> it is interesting, i mentioned cry in public about the men responded to that statement by crying in public which made me rethink my original assertion. there are exceptions like if a loved one dies or you come home from a long deployment, get your arm stuck in a wood chipper, watching the end of a movie, i can publish a guide if a man is about to cry, consult the guide to find out if it is okay. i could do that if i need to. my real point is a simple one. men should try to control their emotions. you can go too far the stoicism end of it. we are airing way on the other side of that. control your emotions and not cry all the time. people react to that was one of the many common sense things, people react, don't just disagree but react like it is the most insane outrageous thing they ever heard. there were guys threatening me physical harm because i told them not to cry, they were crying

[awkward laugh] matt walsh hosts the mat while show. thanks so much for coming on tonight.these things that someone suggested to me in conversation the other morning. the second eye third at i thought that's the most obvious thing i ever heard, why don't we do that? why don't we do that, i guess, let me ask you that question. >> well, i mean first of all i have to admit the reform i would prefer for the publics will system is to just destroy it, reform it with a wrecking ball. i don't think it should exist at all but if it's going to exist, then it makes total sense that obviously we should want to know what our kids are being taught when they're in these government buildings. maybe there are a lot of parents who don't want to confront or acknowledge what exactly they're doing when they send their kids to public school. you're sending them to a government building for seven hours a day, five days a week, nine months a year for 12 years. that's what's happening. you should want to know what's going on, what's going on inside the building when they are there all that time. i

host of the matt walsh show. what's wrong with men showing kind of their sensitive vulnerable side in public. why is that a problem? >> i do think it's been interesting, i mentioned cry in public and lots of men have responded to that statement by crying in public which hasn't really made me rethink my original assertion. i think i'm being generous by saying there are some exceptions, if a loved one dies, or you come home from a long deployment, hugging your children, you get your arm stuck in a wood chipper, you're watching the end of the movie "rudy." maybe i can publish an actual guide and if a man feels like he is going to cry he can consult that guide to find out if it is a sanctioned sobbing fit or not. i can possibly do that if i need to. my real point is a pretty simple one. men should try to control their emotions. you could go too far on the stoicism and a bed and right now we are airing on the other side of that extreme. just try to control your emotions and not cry all the time. he will react to that,

walsh, our medical editor, there. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello.oon and the hebrides will start to see a bit of patchy rain. more sunshine breaking through in northern ireland but 24 degrees across the grampians, 25 in the lake district and towards the south—east of wales, feeling very present in the sunshine ever had. always cool down eastern coast with the breeze, which remains in place this evening and overnight, feeding and cloud through east anglia and the south—east. more rain clouds to the north—west of scotland and returning to the north—west of northern ireland with some patchy drizzle but clear skies in between and temperatures could drop into single figures for one or two. early morning mist and fog patches will clear through the day. brightening up clear through the day. brightening up across east anglia and the south—east after a cloudy start. highlands and islands stay fairly cloudy with a chance of a shower but for many, hot day on friday, 27 in eastern scotland, and 27 in southern england, too. goodbye for now. this is bbc news — th

matt gaetz, louie gohmert -- and marjorie taylor greene. these four are going to hold a press conference demanding answers on treatment of january 6th prisoners, january 6th prisoners like they're political prisoners. brian walshd to work for the republican -- stating the obvious. >> tomorrow is going to be a disastrous day for mccarthy on both ends of the spectrum. you are going to have men and women in uniform testifying about the violence they witnessed on january 6th. mccarthy is still sticking with trump. that, number one, is going to be tough for the party and tough for him. he decided to withdraw all his members from this committee. so he is not going to have anybody to push back on anything that is being said up there which is going to create a real messaging problem for him when he's trying to deflect. and then they are going to be talking about january 6th prisoners. these people were rioters. calling them prisoners now? it's going to be impossible for mccarthy. he's going to have to answer for the people who are testifying, the law enforcement officers and also these people on the very far fringe of the right who are saying these crazy things, and he needs to push back on them. >> and take a listen

walsh, there. in a moment, the bbc news at one with reeta chakrabarti but first it's time for a look at the weather with matt. the tax raised could allow fruit and veg to be prescribed on the nhs, and extend free school meal provision, says the report's author. you're not going to break this junk food cycle, this interaction between our appetite and the commercial incentive of companies, unless you tackle it directly. but the prime minister responded coolly this morning to the idea of a salt and sugar tax. lam not, i must say, attracted to the idea of extra taxes on ha rd—working people. we'll be looking at the proposals and asking what affect our eating habits are having on the environment. also this lunchtime... at least