saphier, start with you here. her talk show. his words were this. he said i said hi to her. she looked at me like i was blacked out. after that encounter, he was told never to speak to her again. he went on to recount that a man that mopped the floor at the show was told to never speak to her, too. in fact, never did speak to her. ellen never spoke to that individual. if these are true, this comes in the context as someone that said "be nice" as she repeatedly said. >> dr. saphier: we want to separate ellen degeneres than the ellen show. a lot of the accusations have nothing to do with ellen herself. the things you're saying, nobody was allowed to speak to ellen, that does have a level of intimidation and makes feel feel uncomfortable should they be true. we set a dangerous precedent here. there can be high stress in a lot of these tv shows, when you're walking into the studio. and there's a big difference between sexual harassment, racism, real intimidation and someone being high stress, getting ready to walk on

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saphier.well, i predicted memorial day weekend would be a great e-mask-ipation, now the cdc director is throwing out the first pitch in fenway park and without a mask. so did the science change? >> hmm. and leo. >> republicans in congress are -- in the military. how the veterans will expose what's happening in our country. >> but first, a major memorial day messaging mistake. instead of marking the weekend by honoring our servicemen and women who pay the ultimate sacrifice, vice president kamala harris tweeting yesterday: enjoy the long weekend with a picture of her. inch instantly -- instantly, many americans responded with outrage. then today she tweeted: throughout our history our servicemen and women have risked everything to defend our freedoms and our country. as we prepare to honor them on memorial day, we remember their service and their sacrifice. memorial day weekend is especially hard for gold star families, those who lost loved ones in the line of duty of military service. the pare

saphier, back to you on this.panies or retailers in particular could use this as a competitive advantage if they decide we're going to get rid of kind of the mask requirements. >> well, you know, i think it's just a dangerous precedent here when you just restrict -- when you're saying those who are vaccinated can remove their mask. businesses can tell me to wear shirt and shoes, if they want to tell me to wear a mask, fine, it's my choice if i want to go in there. but i don't think they should be checking vaccine cards at the door. first of all, you're going to get people who are going to show fake vaccination cards and, i just, again, it really ignores the science. and for the last year, we've been trying to get the message across, follow the science. president biden said let's actually follow the science. the science tell us when we get to such low community transmission levels like we have now, percent positivity at about 3% for the country, it's time to remove those masks. now, private businesses, they can do

nicole saphier.e receiving this announcement differently. the announcement has not yet happened, but could have been in the next couple of minutes. there are probably some areas of the country that say, okay, and? because many vaccinated americans have chosen to ditch the mask. but places like new york city, everyone is to wearing them indoors, workplaces, stores, grocery stores and so on. >> if you are absolutely right. i keep saying this. the cdc is a month or two behind it and what everyone's common sense is saying. i wish this update would have come weeks ago with a less anticipated cdc update but now is the time. it's time to follow the science. we know outdoor transmission is negligible and we know that people can start taking off their masks outdoors, vaccinated or not. moving forward, let's talk about can we talk about those masks? i'm saying, absolutely yes. of course on the public transportation, subway and buses they still may recommend it just because if a virus is going to spread about t

saphier.to how the truth really honors those people that we lost? because the truth to me always honors the dead. >> absolutely. this is one of the biggest and most devastating things to happen to our country great i talk about things that maybe we could have done to have fewer lives lost and what we can do i the future to make sure this never happens to us again. >> panic attack, pick it up, it's on store shelves and we have dr. saphier to give us a preview. thank you to all the families who are mourning this weekend, the lasses of their heroes this memorial day. we thank you for their service. "america reports" is now. >> president biden pitching in eye-popping $9 trillion spendin plan. levels we have not seen in this country since world war ii critics are blasting it as a brazen power grab by democrats with the purpose of pushing through far left priorities and there are concerns now that president biden will let those trump middle-class tax cuts expire to pay for his massive spending. >>

nicole saphier, great to see you as always.t never misses an opportunity to talk about racism, but why do they ignore it from their own side? we will see what joey read said and get reaction. straight ahead. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. come on, grandpa! later. got grandpa things to do. aw, grandpas are the best! well planned. well invested. well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ ♪ >> sean: so, earlier this week, >> sean: saw earlier this week msdnc lunch this pretty despicable racial attack on ted cruz proposing the democrats federal election takeover. take a look. >> i personally as a person of color and a black person, and beyond offended that he would dare use the word jim crow when his party is literally a jim crow party at this point. i think what you see here on your screen is what republicans fear in the voting booth and

saphier?opinion piece that came out yesterday because he did give a lot of good news he essentially told us we have gotten into a very strong place here in the country in terms of new cases, hospitalizations and deaths, an a lot of that has to do with vaccination efforts very did he give clarification on the mass mandate, i would say not. what he called for was respect and kindness for those who choose to wear masks. i think that's important becaus people are saying right now the polite thing to do is wear a mask or the patriotic thing to do is to wear a mask and that's not true, but ultimately, anybody who wants to wear a mas and still wear a mask. if you get vaccinated, you know that you're protected yourself and your also protecting those around you. anyone can and should consider wearing a mask if that's what they are comfortable with. now that we have gotten into th strong place in our country and the emergency is coming to an end, the right thing to do is t start lifting them mask restri

nicole saphier. she is the author of the great book "panic attack."or, the pandemic, you write about this, the pandemic has led to a politicization of science and not just by politicians. i think a huge issue that we're now sort of starting to reckon with fully is that both people in the media, public officials, even public health experts, doctors in the field, did not want to look honestly at the origins of this virus. now finally people are saying, well, there's this lab in wuhan, china, doing research on coronaviruses, perhaps even gain of function research where you manipulate viruses to make them actually more deadly with the thought that it will help you fight viruses in the future. now this, these questions are coming out. when you look at what we know so far and the wuhan institute of i virology, what do you think is the most likely origin of covid-19? >> well, james, another topic that is deserving of it own chapter in the book which is why i did so much research, so i could formulate an opinion. as we saw, varying opinions were causing skept

nicole saphier, thank you, as always.left never misses an opportunity to talk about racism, but why did they ignore it from their own side? wait until you see what msdnc's joy reid said. we will get reaction, dana loesch, leo 2.0 terrell, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: so, earlier this week, msn msdnc conspiracy tv ht joy reid attacked senator ted cruz, proposing democrat election takeover. >> i personally come as a person of color and black person, and beyond offended that he would dare use the word jim crow when his party is literally a jim crow party, at this point. what you see here on your screen is what republicans fear in the voting booth, and they are going to do everything they can to make sure it doesn't happen, including "jango unchained" ted cruz were looking to stop fellow people of color from voting. 's to cruz fired back, tweeting it is exactly this type of arrogant condescension that is pushing minority voters toward the republican party. and ask yourself, when will joy reid and others take responsibilit

saphier, i want to get your comment on this.. take a look. >> some of our biggest media conglomerates who claim to be avatars of the first amendment and free exchange of ideas, they've really become cheerleaders for censorship. if something doesn't fit the overriding narrative, then in their view it's better that it get left on the cutting room floor. it's best that you edit it out of existence rather than actually tell people the truth. >> what say you, doc? >> well, lawrence, i mean, big tech has done grave damage in the course of this entire pandemic. i mean, anyone who has said anything contrarian to what dr. fauci was saying or maybe even in line with president trump immediately was being censored or being called anti-science, or they were just being completely blocked and shut out altogether. this goes against the basic foundation of science, not to mention human life, that there is going to be discord. and it is that disagreement and discord that puts forth some of our greatest solutions. trial and error experimentation.

nicole saphier. >> education is key. facts over fear.u education the less fear you will have. >> sean: conservatives are being accused of being anti-vaccine. i am not. i believe in the science. i believe in the medicine. i trust the researchers. what they have done is amazing. is joe biden hurting the cause for people sitting on the fence? i believe he is. >> well, i wish jake would have pushed harder in that interview. the second said the president would follow the cdc recommendations but he is not following them by having his mask on outside. wearing masks indoors with other vaccinated individuals. it's not even the mixed messages leaving americans confused. they have to demonstrate they are willing to rollback restrictions when the threat level of covid has lessened. we are there. everywhere you look the hospitalizations and deaths are down. 2.9% positive. it hasn't been that low since last may. that's half of the threshold that the world health organization said to reach to open things up. >> sean: i believe this it medical privacy.

saphier, i don't even know where i'm going with this. you disturbed by the way they treated this theory as some kind of conspiracy theory? >> greg, i can tell you i was a target of that media hit campaign when i was asked about what are the possible origins of the virus, which is why there's an entire chapter of it in my book, because the truth is important to people and yes, wet markets, disgusting places. you have animals, you have humans and it makes sense. that's how a lot of local outbreaks and pathogens occur. >> greg: there is a plausible [indiscernible] there. >> of course, a natural spillover is possible but the fact you have the wuhan it's visual virology -- >> greg: down the block! >> 10 miles away and they are the global leader of coronavirus research. they also have published that they have the most genetically-similar coronavirus that's circulating as sars-cov-2 where it now. so of course we are going to ask questions but i was destroyed by the media saying i was wrong, antiscience. everything i was saying was just promotin

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nicole saphier is here to explain. dr.ously i have been incredibly frustrated for pretty much the last 14 months every single day. this latest move, the recommendations for young children to continue wearing masks is not really based on data. it is a based on a lack of data. last summer we had the cdc coming out children need to get back in school in person, based on what they need. based on a lot of international data. a majority of school systems ignored all of that, kept children out. now children have been in school, many of them. even though we have our own cdc data shows there is negligible transmission amongst little children with mitigation efforts they still require ad lot of them to stay remote. every single adult and adolescent is able to get vaccinated. that is always our concern, as well as parents that the young children potentially bring the virus back home. everyone who wants to be vaccinated at this point has been or been vaccinated. supply is not an issue. children are no in the group. they will not be va

nicole saphier. good morning, dr. saphier. >> good morning ainsley. ainsley: good morning.ppen? why are these numbers inflated? >> well, ainsley, undoubtedly children have been harmed as a means of some of the restrictions put in place to try to keep them safe from covid-19. while we have acknowledged for month now that the risk to children is extremely rare in terms of hospitalization and death. about 77 times less than that for those adults aged 65 and older. this new study out of stanford may tell us even our perceived low risk of severity in children is even likely lower than that this data came out. theret throw speckively looked at 265 patient charts of children who are hospitalized and listed as a covid hospitalization. the data showed about 46% of those children were likely admitted to that hospital with had nothing to do with the fact that they were positive for sars cov 2. now that the testing for virus when they come into the hospital. they are finding those infections to be incidental. 40 to 45 of those children were asymptomatic. they just tested positive for t

nicole saphier joins us now. good morning, dr. saphier. >> good morning, ainsley.far from over but the emergency certainly is as we have now hit all-time low for daily deaths, new cases as well as hospitalizations. we have gotten to a level of acceptable risk previously during bad flu years and other circulating respiratory viruses now over 60% of u.s. adults have gotten one dose of that vaccine and being extended to adolescents it's time to acknowledge the emergency is over and move forward especially when it comes to young children as we have known for a while but we continue to have more data that young children are less severely affected by this virus and have a less risk of transmitting it new data from the cdc just out last week shows the biggest way to prevent viral transmission in elementary school is not by unmasking the children improving ventilation and unmasking teachers. that was before we had a vaccine. we have data that showing if you are vaccinated you are not spreading the virus. it's time to get children back in school. it should not be contingent

nichol saphier. let's start with you. i never heard of what a wet market is that sells exotic animals. we saw pictures of bats and the association that we knew with previous coronaviruses relatesed to animals. that was out there. then had you the wuhan institute of virology. then they also worked with coronaviruses. then you heard about the scientists that were silenceed in china and china's only travel ban. it was beginning to make sense. and donald trump and mike pompeo were right. >> well, sean, before even the news came out the last couple of weeks, there was already ample evidence and strange occurrences in the wuhan institute of virology. people continued to not look at the facts that there was a strain coincidence you have virology institute 10 miles from the market. they were working on the coronaviruses and they even published on the fact they were doing certain mutations to the virus to increase its virulence. you played a lot of those clips. i was a target of media hit campaigns when i gave credence to the poss

fox news medical contributor doctor nicole saphier with parents on both sides of the shoe, amy kaminskiyou, getting your kids the vaccine, why are you making that decision. >> i have seen this, there are many variants out there and new ones coming along every week, every month and i've seen the effects for what i see on television it around me of the vaccine. i have faith in our scientists who created the vaccine, with a have educated them. i have faith in the fda, very very safe for our children and worry as a parent, the flu vaccine, sending them to school. the vaccine, not so much. >> you do not plan on giving your kids the vaccine. how did you come to your decision? >> vaccine development between 5 and 10 years, the warp speed vaccine is approved for emergencies all land is still going through clinical trials. it will take some time for us to know how it will be affecting developing young children. will affect their fertility? will there be at higher risk for autoimmune illnesses or cancer and have those answers, i don't want the extremity with my kids health. todd: those are amazin

nicole saphier to cut through the noise, author of the upcoming book panic attack.ey wanted the kids to at least have a couple of weeks in school before school ends on the 15th of june to take off the masks and be able to breathe freely. where does the science stand on young children and masking? >> i'll tell you to be honest, it depends on who you ask. unfortunately, it appears the cdc is not tapping very vital resources. if you look at international schools, a majority of the schools, children are not wearing masks, even the united states you have a private and some public schools in person full-time, some have mass mandates and some don't. why can't we look at it? unfortunately, they're just not doing that. if i can tell you what the data does show regarding masks, the cdc is the only entity recommending two years and up where face masks. they say the five to 20-year-olds should really be on a case-by-case basis because there is a risk versus benefit with them so the science with mask wearing in young children is not as black-and-white as they would like you to t

nicole saphier is on deck to react.resident trump will weigh in on joe biden's next foreign policy move. and for work to welfare for the thracian announcing will receive monthly child tax credit payments beginning in july. what it means for you and your family, our panel will debate. big two hours coming up on the top of the hour. >> a new me to controversy regarding bill gates, "the wall street journal" states they decided the company foundem its board as they investigated his alleged affair with a microsoft employee decades ago. a spokesman said he set down on his own and that it had nothing to do with the investigation. meanwhile sources tell "the new york times" he pursued several women who were going to the charitable foundation. that led to a "uncomfortable work environment." molly, i would like to start with you. the questions being asked are, did this billionaire titan, has he gotten off too easily especially by stepping down in his own accord? will the past >> anytime you, i try noto accept them. a lot of this

saphier, let's start with you. i remember back in the day, i actually never heard of what a wet market is that sells exotic animals and we saw pictures of the bats and the association that we knew of previous coronaviruses related to animals, that was out there being investigated. then you had the wuhan institute of virology and you know they also worked with coronaviruses. then you heard about the scientist that is were being silenced in china. then you heard about china's own travel ban. it was beginning to make sense very early and donald trump and mike pompeo were right. sean, i can tell you there was already evidence and strange occurrence that is went on in the area of the wuhan institute of virology. yes, of course, natural spillover, when you have animals in close proximity to humans, that's how usually you have local outbreaks, epidemics and pandemics, but unfortunately people continued to not look at the fact that there was a very strange coincidence that you had this virology institute 10 miles from that

nicole saphier. hey, dr. saphier. >> good morning, ainsley. >> what do parents need to know?enefits to everything. 12 to 15-year-olds have very similar biologies to young aguls adults. they are demonstrating some getting that long covid. especially if you have a high risk child may be overweight, having asthma. definitely have that conversation with your pediatrician. i don't think this push is going to get us to that herd immunity that everyone is crying for in the media. we are much closer to herd immunity and don't need to extend the vaccination to children goat to us herd immunity. i do think some children are severely affected by this virus. so it is important to have a safe and efficacious vaccine available for them. ainsley: good deal. you wrote an op-ed, it's called -- titled biden vs. big pharma here is why waiving patent rights on covid-19 vaccines is a big mistake. explain that. >> so, ainsley, you know, president biden during his campaign trail said if there was a successful covid vaccine he would give away the patent so other countries benefit from it. this gets

thinking, yesterday the state reported zero deaths from covid for the first time in over a year, nicole saphier will react and also why are people fully vaccinated, eight new york yankees then testing positive for covid and how many have died? we have the numbers coming out. s and right now, to give you exceptional care and 20% off your treatment plan. new patients, take the first step with a complete exam and x-rays that are free without insurance. because our nationwide network of over 1,500 doctors at 900 locations all have one goal — to make you smile, today. start now. call 1-800-aspendental or book online at aspendental.com ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪♪ >> sean: remember back in march, joe biden claimed that texas lifting covid restrictions was neanderthal thinking? the verdict is now in, you owe texas an apology since texas will be reopened, cases way down, hospitalizations way down and yesterday, texas the lone star state reported zero deaths from covid. and governor abbott tweeting yesterday "texas reported zero covid related deaths amo

saphier. >> bill: very important stories there.lifornia now, the governor gaffe innewsom proposing stimulus checks to millions of those in his state given out right before voters decide whether or not he should be recalled. golden state is expected to have a 75 billion dollar surplus in the federal government is still going to issue up to $25 billion more. do i have the math right? william la jeunesse live in l.a. good morning. >> good morning, bill. robin hood has nothing on gavin newsom who said yesterday 2/3 of state residents get a rebate. some more than $1100 each including illegal immigrants and those earning up to 75 grand a year. >> $12 billion in direct tax rebate. the largest year-over-year tax rebate that's ever been provided if any state in american history. >> because most of our revenue comes from the wealthiest, we're talking top 1% wealth in this state is what provides much of the revenue. plus capital gains from the high, high stock market. >> californians will ring in money. the $76 billion surplus, plus another $

nicole saphier.mericans think that president biden is too liberal and he is giving them trillions of reasons to think that. the president getting ready to supercharge his progressive agenda with levels of spending we haven't seen since world war ii. despite signs of runaway inflation, h

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nicole saphier, and welcome to the big sunday show. here's what's on tap.t up covered that revealed how deep their influence goes on the cdc. >> lawrence. >> why is it okay to insult republicans? >> and tammy. >> hey, everybody. democrats' wokeness problem being called out by

nicole saphier on just don't like whether america's children will be left behind with the changes to for them? join john and me on "america reports," top of the hour." >> when it comes to aliens, there's things i can't tell you on air. [laughter] what is true, and i'm being serious, is that there is footage and records of objects in the skies that we don't know exactly what they are. we can't explain how they move, their trajectory. >> emily: yes! former president obama is all but confirming the existence of ufos, maneuverability and speed is different than anything that exists in the u.s. military and so they must be taken seriously! his comments come days after a navy fighter pilot revealed that airmen have seen unknown aircraft off the virginia coast every day for two years. this comes ahead of an expected report from the pentagon on unexplained sightings that one former official says will "shock people." juan, i have to start with you. you've been suggested to me talking to you about this for so long. you know i am all in. i love this so much, even going back to buzz aldrin who s

nicole saphier. and david feith.eat to have you with us. >> thanks for having us. >> shannon: doctor, i went to put up some of the headlines we saw from cnn, "new york times," "washington post" beer these are all back in early 2020 talking about anthony fauci question this idea that there could be anything to trump's theory on the origin of the virus producing the headlines they are saying you are crazy if you want to talk about this calling it a debunking of fringe theory. glenn tweeting today "major media outlets spend a year demonizing the lively theory as an insane conspiracy theory. fact-checkers pronounce it false though suggesting it were banned online on grounds of disinformation. mainstream media outlets are now forced to admit it is a viability." you talked about this last year. you took a lot of abuse over it. has anyone apologized to you tonight? >> you know it, i'm not necessarily waiting for a retraction. yes i was a part of that media hits campaign when i said last summer that it was possible that an a

nicole saphier has pointed this out on fox before that there was no study and between 6 feet and ther to change that rule. so where was the science? why did the cdc have the most stringent mask guidelines for children more so than the w.h.o. and health entities? if you look at this holistically, harris, the problem is we have such a lack of faith and trust in our large institutions in the united states. to so many people deal, and whenever the cdc and other state health entities are guided or at least perceived to be guided by politics and not science, you can understand why parents are questioning and frustrated. if you look at a mckinsey study and you talked about the number of children that are being left behind from not going to school and a mckinsey study showed that children of color were about 3-5 months behind from not going to school. white children about 1-3 months, so we know that poor children, minority children are being disproportionately affected by not going to school. yet these people like randi weingarten who makes over half a million dollars i geared to lobby for c

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joining me fox news analyst nicole saphier, always a pleasure to see you.nks? doctor: good morning, maria. yes, the cdc is looking for a handful of cases of inflammation of the heart in teenagers and young adults receiving the pfizer and moderna vaccines. this is in parallel to reports out of israel that also reported a handful of cases in young adults and teenagers. what we know right now it's being seen more commonly in males and more likely four days after the second dose. it's important, maria, that we don't draw conclusions too soon. we know covid-19 can cause cardiac information and it's not surprising knowing that the vaccines produce such a strong immune response and inflammation that they'll be inflammation in the body. it's very important to look at the correlation to see if there really is causation of the vaccine causing the inflammation of the heart. maria: yeah, i mean, you wonder why it's happening just with young people. i mean, any thoughts on this ailment happening to the elderly or other groups? why just teens and young people? doctor: we

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nicole saphier. maris.higher rate of death from the flu than from covid, so i'm curious as to why they weren't wearing masks for the last 50 to 100 years for the flu. is there a liability if my child has to get the covid vaccine to attend school, who is responsible if something happens to my child when they get the covid vaccine? and for the union head, randy weingarden, i want to know why is she telling me how to parent my child, why isn't she just concerned about educating my child. >> the issue of liability, i can give you the answer. the pharmaceutical companies and government have liability immunity when it comments to the covid-19 -- comes to the covid-19 vaccine. dr. saphier, you heard maris talk about the science, she's backed up when it comes to the science about the flu. we know about children's vulnerability for covid. why the push. >> the perceived level of threat for covid-19 for our children is not backed up by reality. i hate to break it to the teachers' union right now. the cdc came out with

saphier to give us a preview. thank you to all the families who are mourning this weekend, the lasses of their heroes this memorial day. we thank you for their service. "america reports" is now. >> president biden pitching in eye-popping $9 trillion spendin plan. levels we have not seen in this country since world war ii critics are blasting it as a brazen power grab by democrats with the purpose of pushing through far left priorities and there are concerns now that president biden will let those trump middle-class tax cuts expire to pay for his massive spending. >> how will the president agend hit the wallet? we will talk to kaylee and congressman of florida, that's all ahead. a very busy day. >> it is. we begin first with house lawmakers now introducing two bipartisan bills that aim to hold china accountable for its role in the pandemic for the legislation would example shoul commission to investigate how this pandemic started and how families of victims to sue beijing. hello, and welcome to i'm sandr smith here

that's doctors like nicole saphier giving the science. this is our reaction to something that has a risk factor akin to the common flu. steve: i bet you a bunch of the kids, because that prom would be one month from right now the 27th. i bet you a lot of kids are going to wind up getting the shot just so they don't have to wear a mask. carley: 17 under your mom and dad's roof. steve: i get it long-term effects on children are unknown at this point. they say it's safe but what about long term. will: doesn't have fda approval. steve: they haven't done any tests over a year or two or five. carley: there will be bedazzled masks. steve: that mask would have a silver lining. carley: exactly. turn it over to ashley strohmier to ho has headlines for us. ashley: san jose nine workers killed by disgruntled worker. the video of sam cassidy walking outside the transit facility. he was reportedly held by u.s. customs five years ago while returning from the philippines. the "wall street journal" reports books about terrorism, fear and manifest toes alo

nicole saphier weighed in on all of this on the big saturday show.nd march reiterated children need to get back in school. there is rise in suicide, substance abuse, mental health claims. yet they still remain close. continuing to give outs for schools not to open, all that is during furthering equity divide. private schools have been open. charter schools are open since september. they have been doing great. the big study came out of north carolina showed there is negligible transmission in schools. and just last month, 80% of all school teachers had already gotten their first dose of vaccine. there is no reason schools should not be open right now. it is criminal what they are doing to our children. pete: that is the science that the teachers unions absolutely plowed over and said we don't really care. oh by the way, almost every state teachers educators, administrators have been prioritized for the vaccine. so now you have vaccinated teachers who ilk nor that and still won't go in the classroom. you know what randy winegarten and aft knew back in