saphier said, we do need to start living with this virus.t everybody has had an opportunity to get vaccinated. the crazy thing is, there's a lot of good news that the biden administration should be celebrating. 80% of seniors have been vaccinated. 60% of adults have been vaccinated, and many more who haven't didn't do so because they have natural immunity. i've never seen administration b cell adverse to taking a win. >> emily: that is such a great point. i know we are all looking forward to that data being released. we will keep you posted as it comes out. just ahead, at his news conference yesterday, the president open the door for federally mandated vaccination. not just for government employees, but for all americans. his remarks, next. ♪ ♪ are at all-time highs. you could have much more equity than you think! banks can loan you some of it. newday can loan you all of it! the newday100 va cash out loan. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and miner

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saphier, next time, you will have the last word. thank you, andy puzder, dr. saphier.p next congressman ashley hinson joins us. florida governor ron desantis calling on president biden to get the internet back to cuba freedom fighters there is a blackout interest. you're watching the "the evening edit" on fox business. >> when i see people in another country caring ouring into as inspiration for their own freedom, when i see countries asking for our help to stablize their military or their government, when i recall the images of people in make-shift rafts risking their lives to get here or mothers trying to pass their children to americans, to give them a chance at a better life, even if it means never seeing those children again, it makes me grateful for the gift of being able to call this country home. ♪ oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a s

joining us tonight ceo andy puzder, nicole saphier, congressman ashley hinson, senator roger marshall james carafano, kristin tate and top border official brandon jed also a lot of stories tonight a jampacked show, the president insisting no serious economists think inflation is on the way when former clinton economic advisor larry summers and robert ruined entered ruben say it is, growing number abiding officials say it is possible covid-19 did leak from the wuhan lab contradicting dr. fauci downplaying that. florida governor ron desantis calling out president biden to move fast to get internet help to human freedom fighters as a blackout on the internet, this feels like cuba is east germany 1989, it's a white house seizing the moment like reagan and george h. w. bush did, we all saw this debate tonight, violent crime and defend the police movement hit a new tipping point? terrifying shooting outside of a major-league baseball park right in washington, d.c. look at this story, this is quick it took a few days for the biden administration to blow up its partnership with facebook to ce

nicole saphier and another doctor. -- dr. saphier, what do you interrupt from what she said. she is giving herself a big out in case something is created where they don't want to go back to school. >> well, she said for the schools that can open, that's frustrating as a mother of three myself. there is no reason that schools should not be open full-time in person outside of a local outbreak in that school or community. for her to give credence to that is wrong and criminal. the landscape changed with the delta variant. look to the u.k. and israel and the other places coming down from the delta wave. it's much more contagious and higher viral loads, but we have seen draftuc reduction in severe decease and new cases. the cdc is keeping people in a paralyzed state of fear that doesn't match reality. talking about randy, we have to look at the children. if it we look at england who just came down from their delta wave. they had schools open. kids not wearing masks. since the beginning of the pandemic this covid 19 kids are not severely affected by it. any child can get sick but i

nicole saphier and host of lara logan has no agenda lara logan. dr. nicole saphier.sat through that interview. first, give me your take on the fact that she is refusing to answer what the -- what the deadline numbers would be, the bar would be because to me that indicates they haven't thought about it, they don't know, they are winging this day by day. >> well, tammy, i think that she is trying to not give finite number continue to move the goal post which has continued to happen the last 18 months. i was frustrated listening to that people need to have that they need to know there is a light at the end of the tunnel if you are going to continue recommending these restrictions that have implications. you know, tammy, the data that came out of the cdc today or actually that leaked data that came out and was leaked to the "the washington post." >> tammy: it wasn't leaked. you know they gave it to them. it wasn't leaked. that was the first punch in our nose. that's what that was. >> here are my takeaways. first of all, great news, the data that they were saying is the s

>> hello i am currently along with leo terrell, nicole saphier and joe concha, welcome to "the big sunday show" here is what's on tap tonight, joe. >> a meltdown over misinformation, president biden surgeon general saying as a government job to control it. >> nicole. >> california becomes the first state to hand out free gas to people but at what cost. >> leo. >> you been flying the american flag as a symbol of freedom as a protest the government the college students in america do not like it you do not want to miss the shocking reaction. >> the washington national and san diego padres finished last night's game after shooting outside of national park stalled the game and sent fans running. >> we ask that you remain inside the stadium at this time. three people were shot outside of the stadium during the sixth inning that led to chaos and confusion in the fans some people jumping for cover in the dugout, the nationals manager getting emotional when asked about earlier today. >> i love the city the city is my home. it can get crazy, we all know that and we all want to feel safe, i tell you

saphier to a young woman or a man sitting on the couch saying, evening gone to law school.rgument for serving your fellow man and women kind and your country as a physician or in the healthcare fields. >> physicians, we take the hypocritic oath. i think that everyone person who goes to go form of healthcare, we want to help people. that is you know that is intrinsic to our being, that does not stop when something is going on in your own life or a crisis at hand, it is just something innate inside of people, i don't know everyone is taught it. some people like the sight of blood, some don't. my husband, a surgeon, does not like needles coming toward him. it is always wanting to make sure you are there to help someone, that may be at some time putting your at risk, whether you are exposed to hiv or other infectious path -- you are doing all you can. trey: dr. saphier to you and everyone el, who served during this difficult time of year, my father is a physician. i am biased toward physicians. if not for math and science, i would have loved to have been a doctor, they held me

nicole saphier. and if you are vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask in school, that's what theyey say. and if you are following the science, if you are vaccinatednc and following the science company correctly doctor if i'm wrong, we now have numerous studies about therapeutics, regeneron, iver bakhtin and hydroxychloroquine. am i following the science right, doctor? >> i can tell you that the current recommendations continue to remain and as we have learned over the course of the year and have natural unity will give some protection whether or not it's as strong as vaccinated immunity, there still debate there. those who recovered from covid-19 still have antibodies that have that a b and with her t cell response to doses of vaccine are the only way to take off your mask that is not following the science. they are not taking into account the negative consequences that come from the percent including children. >> let's talk about those supporting lara trump because we were told that they would al

saphier said, it's more contagious but it's certainly not as dangerous or lethal. how do they moved to the children who are the least vulnerable of all. >> we should not be putting the burden of protection on our children. the mature l.t. mortality rate, nocircumstance e closing school because a coronavirus. an increase in teen suicide, increase in substance abuse. that is what is needed in the first place. trying to think about closing down these -- it should not be moving and shifting the goalposts. unacceptable at this point. >> jeanine: other then move his child to another school, what if you can go to another school? what if you can afford a private school? >> you know, you've seen some of meetings, board yelling at the principal and teachers, their hands are tied, they have to listen to their local public health authorities. it really comes from the governor's office. if you want to make a difference, you need to be getting on the phone talking to your governor because ultimately it's up to the governor what the local minister polities are doing and ultimatel

nicole saphier. this idea of masking up all kids k-12.asks and do everything can to lessen the spread, but here we are a year and a half in and we have ample data that shows that we are at a very, very low risk from covid-19 and we also know from ample data that children are less likely to be infected with covid and less likely to transmit it. we don't have a good thing when it comes to... , we know it's much more contagious and causing higher viral load so it's likely delta would cause more symptoms in children then maybe some of those earlier strains, but until we have something showing us that covid-19 can cause severe illness in children i think the benefit of children wearing masks does not outweigh the risk of these young children, lesson 14, wearing masks all day. i think it's important to remove masks from them and at this point any adult can get vaccinated and still wear high grade medical mass to further there protection if they so choose. >> john: as we pointed out at the top we are some words from randy weingartner, the teache

saphier, great to see you.omputer chips are in short supply causing problems and rising prices around the world, what america researchers are doing to protect the u.s. supply chain. >> sandra: richard branson rocking to the edge of space, what is he telling jeff bezos when he takes off next week? ♪ ♪ life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that's scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. >> john: the global shortage of computer chips is slowing prices, laptops and cars, putting renewed focus on the need to expand research and development here at home. grady trimble reporting for fox business at the chip a lab ann arbor, michigan. >> i learned that this year as well and the auto industry has been particularly hard-hit by the shortage, so it's fitting that these solutions would come from this lab at the university of michigan. they work with consumer electronic companies as well as the aut

nicole saphier is with us.i want to specifically ask you about it because we know this kid got a second shot in three days later, did an autopsy that his heart was enlarged, fluid around it when he died. he went to bed complaining of a stomach ache, died in his sleep. i don't want to rush to judgment but is a very possible this is connected to that vaccine? >> undoubtably when you look at the autopsy report of the cardiac inflammation as we see rising cases of cardiac inflammation following vaccination in adolescents and young adults, it is definitely possible. we need a bit more information but it does seem there is a correlation and one of the biggest failures to come out of the current cdc and dr. fauci's media tour right now is that they have such a myopic focus doing anything they can to eradicate covid-19 that they are not looking at the big picture. they are only caring about the covid-19 numbers. yes, these vaccines have been safe, efficacious in adults, this is why we have seen that uncoupling with new

saphier. i don't know what's going on with him, i'm not his physician but i will agree that i've said this before, we all know people that are 100 years old that are as sharp as sharp as a tack we all know people in their early and mid 60s already starting to have difficulty. everyone ages differently. unfortunately, president biden is on the earlier end of that spectrum in my estimation and he is not aging gracefully at this particular point from a cognitive standpoint so it will continue to get worse, there will continue to be more bad days, they will struggle to find days to roll him out and get him in front of the cameras and we will see as time goes on he will be more and more reclusive because his team will not be able to roll him out there and put them in front of american people without telegraphing a something is going on here that we need to address. >> sean: wouldn't it be true that if there is cognitive decline, it is not something that usually gets better. usually over a period of

saphier, that if you get the vaccine, you don't have to worry. so it really shouldn't matter what other people do or don't do, should it? >> well, i mean, first of all, nothing is 100% effective. just like the flu shot, the covid-19 vaccine, yeah, we are seeing some breakthrough cases. it's astonishing to me that people are so surprised. these vaccines are doing a great job of keeping people out of the hospital. great job at saving lives. yes, you may still have some breakthrough cases with some mild symptoms. but hey, it didn't bother anybody with the flu shot. these are still so much better than the flu shot. do not get so worked up here we are still going to see some mild cases. those who have been vaccinated, you are really doing everything you can to protect yourself from severe disease and those around you. >> sean: okay. thank you, dr. nicole. you look way younger than 60. i see the beard. if you start getting tattoos, there is going to be an intervention. that's all i'm going to say, mike huckabee. >> i just need to tell you why. under th

nicole saphier. let me just first -- thanks for coming on.ed to disclose anything you don't want to disclose about your medical history. you tell us what you want to tell us about it. what happened in 2019? >> for sure. thanks for having me. in 2019 i was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, but it can also be caused by viral infections and plenty of other things. i was a sophomore in high school and i was paralyzed from the waist down for over a month. i went to several different hospitals and it was a long extensive process for me. so when i found out that byu hawaii would be mandating thishe vaccine, i got together with my medical providers and we decided that would be best for me not to receive this vaccine because ire do not want to relapse and have another episode of it this. it's not worth it to me. >> sean: that has to be frightening for anybody. thank god you are better. am i right to assume, and i know, again, don't feel any need to answer, that you have consulted with your doctors and your doctors agree with your decision? >> 100%

nicole saphier. dr.r through soccer circles. you have soccer players in your family and you hear that the school is making your cleaning soccer players, everyone is going to get vaccinated. you guys had the virus already. everyone is okay. except your 17-year-old. can you tell us what happened? >> yeah. he required to get the vaccine for schooling. to, you know, with time running out, we kind of waited and we had his first rack seen on june 15th. and i never thought anything of it. everything is low risk. everybody said it's fine. i kind of knew about the condition. a week later came home and started telling me that his heart was hurting him every time he had a heat beat. i thought maybe it was a pulled muscle or being an athlete. does it hurt when you modify or breathe? no it just hurts every time my heart beats. took him to the walk-in clinic get it checked out. did an ekg and everything looked great. look at the cardiologist tomorrow. get checked out. they did the sonogram. it looked great and then th

saphier, thank you so much for being with us.variant, this one is from peru. 82% of cases there are the variant and is spreading in seven chilean researchers have said that it may be resistant to the vaccine and nyu researchers saying they are not seeing evidence of this so should we be concerned about it? >> by the rate that we are going, we will be in zeta by the end of 2021. we are in lambda, originated in peru and now makes up the majority of cases in south america. in 27 countries already including the united states and europe, good news about this variant, still just a variant of interest. thus far, the data shows it's a little bit more transmissible like delta, no evidence to indicate that it is more avirulent or more severe or deadly and also great news coming out of gillette university and backed up by an increased from nyu that are convalescent antibodies as well as the fact that teams will likely have the protective effect against his variant so yes, every variant is of concern but the good news is still the way to pro

nicole saphier is a fox news contributor and host of america's opioid conspiracy on fox nation.of the increase and you have also factor in the impact of the pandemic and how much anxiety it caused in so many people and young people in particular. >> the biggest thing i want to do is warn families. we have entered a new paradigm of this crisis and it is no longer an opioid crisis, it is a fentanyl poisoning crisis. these -- prior to 2013, when someone would go online and pick up a prescription pill they would get the real thing. in today's environment we have young people who are not warned, who are unaware, who are getting these fake prescription pills online and they're pure fentanyl. not just laced with it but pure fentanyl. we have 14, 15, 16-year-olds right now who are dying as a result of these fake pills and also the contamination of the less legal drugs such as methamphetamine and cocaine which are also laced with fentanyl. we have seen this shift occur beginning in 2013 where an entirely new population of people are being affected. this is no longer limited to the substa

nicole saphier will weigh in and, yes.athlete that smoked weed and got denied the position, i will comment on that, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ talk to me. what do we got? when you have xfinity xfi, with blazing speed... [ screaming ] a powerful connection. that's another level. and ultimate control. power us up. you can do more than you ever thought possible. yes! hold on. get a powerful and secure connection you can count on. only with xfinity xfi. and see f9 only in theaters. ♪ ♪ >> sean: it's are now joe biden fresh off of missing his july 4th vaccine goals now says they are going to literally go door-to-door to convince t americans that have vaccine hesitancy that he likely created. also tonight we are following a developing story out of michigan with the cdc is now launching investigation after a 13-year-old boy died in his sleep, only three days after receiving a second dose of the pfizer vaccine. but meanwhile dr. doom and gloom found she teamed up with his friends on tiktok to get their covid shots. the rise of the so-cal

nicole saphier. the other night you laughed. i was asking every doctor that was on: am i doing the right thing and giving the right advice? every step of the way you reassured me i was by not telling people what to do. >> sean, it's absurd what is going on in the media the last 72 hours. it was march 11, 2020 when i was on your program. that was the night that tom hanks told the world he had been diagnosed with covid 19. while everyone was saying he will be fine, on your program, i said, the great news is will probably be fine, but he has diabetes. as we are learning at this time, people with preexisting conditions are at a risk of severe illness. tom hanks is at a higher risk. we called on americans saying live the healthy life you can. this is tricky and can affect anyone and everyone. we gave our best wishes to tom hanks, we also said anyone can be subject to severe illness. you brought up operation warp speed and the fact that vaccines were in production. i was a naysayer in the beginning. listen, a vaccine has never gotten

nicole saphier on that coming up next.hese are scientist medical professionals saying that including our next guest dr. nicole saphier. even the medical community is frustrated, why? >> well, brian, this isn't the first time we have been frustrated throughout the course of the pandemic and these days i feel like i need the sketches when the cdc comes out with a recommendation, this is what they are saying, hold on, now this is what they are saying. unfortunately it levers us with a lot of confusion because they are not being fully transparent with what the data is behind the policy decisions. i can say delta has been a game-changer for us and other countries but the best that we can do right now is to look at the countries that are coming down from their delta waves. england, uk, israel, india and not just be focusing on the pockets in the united states that have low vaccine transmission that are having more, more breakthrough cases. so when we are talking about delta, yes, much more contagious, probably twice as contagiou

nicole saphier is with us.ant to start with -- we are getting mixed messages on all fronts here. the cdc revising their guidance yet again, number one. they started with universities and businesses, now it looks like the federal government is going to require vaccinations. does that include people that already had covid to? this that include people with rare medical conditions that this vaccine might not be right for them? does that take away freedom for americans for whatever reason there doctor, their decision, their research tells them they don't trust the science yet. do we still have freedom in the country? >> that's a lot to unpack in a very short segment. let's talk about the fact that the cdc updated their guidance today and the reason they did that is because of the now prevalent delta variant. the motivation behind the update as it pertains to delta variance, that's a good idea. unfortunately the messaging was completely lost, their messaging should have been insisting that adults increase vaccination

nicole saphier. brought with you this news the other night, you laughed because i was asking every doctor that was all in, am i doing the right thing, am i giving the right advice, every step of the way, i reassured me in your opinion that i was by not telling people what to do. >> how absently absurd it isn't what's going on in media the last 72 hours? i was thinking back refreshing on this past week, march 11th i was on your program. it was when tom hanks told the world that he had been diagnosed with covid-19 and everyone was saying to him he's going to be great, going to be fine, on your program i said, great news is he's probably going to be fine. but he does have diabetes and as we are learning at this time, people with pre-existing conditions are at a higher risk of covid-19 and severe illness. i do believe that tom hanks is going to do great, he is at a higher risk. we called on americans saying live the healthiest life you possibly can right now. sars cove we also gave an era of caution that

. >> we are seeing breakthrough cases, doctrine itself -- doctor nicole saphier on hannity said we are seeing breakthrough cases but the vaccines are working because he knows breakthrough cases people have cold-like symptoms. they are not hospitalized, they are not dying as a result of these breakthrough cases and when it comes to vaccine hesitancy of the messaging that every part of this discussion throughout the country i think people, this is a frustration level and we surpassed it. todd: to hear her nonstate is a super spreader, i'm not going to say the amy coheny barrett hearing was perfect, it wasn't a great idea but if you're going to attack republicans in that situation you have to be even stephen and i have to attack these democrats who did not have to come to dc. jillian: be fair on both sides. todd: senate democrats pushing ahead with the bipartisan infrastructure bill despite not having enough support. jillian: marian referee joins us as republican standard route against biden's spending spree. >> reporter: it is full speed ahead for senate democrats even though they haven'

nicole saphier with us. doctor, let's start with the medicine and let's start with the science, the cdc guidelines. if you're vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask in school. that's what they say. if -- the cleveland clinic, if we are following the science, if you had covid, you don't need to get vaccinated. if we are actually following the science correctly, doctor, if i'm wrong, but we have now had numerous studies about therapeutics, regeneron, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, that show that taken early it can mitigate symptoms of covid-19. am i following the science right, dr.? >> well, sean, i can tell you that the current recommendations continue to be very myopic and as you mention, yes, being fully vaccinated is one way to protect yourself and your family from covid-19, but as we have learned over the course of a year and a half, natural immunity as well gives some protection. whether or not it's as strong as vaccinated immunity, there is still a debate there but i can tell you that those who have

saphier. >> we appreciate it. break late last week, terrible but predictable news from the washington swamp, the biden doj decided not to investigate andrew cuomo's covid-19 nursing home scandal. keep in mind the nursing home outbreak in new york was so devastating that cuomo according to his own aides attempted to cover it up for months by hiding the true death toll. today according to andrew cuomo, he says he always tells the truth. here's what he said. >> as i sit here, i have told you the facts on covid from day one. whether they were easy, whether they were hard, i told the truth. while a lot of people were talking politics and a lot of people were talking theory, and a lot of people were trying to deny because they didn't want to deliver bad news, i told you the truth. you know why? because i believe in you. >> sean: join us now, fox news senior meteorologist janice steen, she lost both of her in-laws in new york nursing home during the height of this pandemic and despite last week's terrible news she believ

the medical professionals not keen on this idea including doctor nicole saphier who tweeted vaccine conversationoctor and patient, not by a grassroots government door knocker lose the biden administration is calling this nothing more than an outreach program to give people the information they need to get vaccinated. two sides of that story. todd: you are my work wife, you're my work sister. if i showed up at the door with that be -- even though we are very close and we know each other. >> very different. todd: i am not coming to your house. jillian: a lot of drama at espn. carley: this espn drama is all over social media involving long time host rachel nichols who was pulled from her sideline hosting duties at the nba finals after the new york times released audio not really criticizing but basically saying her colleague maria taylor was given a promotion for diversity reasons. she was upset because maria taylor would be taking over one of her own jobs, reaching adam silver who reacted saying both of these women are fantastic at what they do. this is a really unfortunate situation. larry elder

nicole saphier, james freeman all here. it's friday.hour. >> emily: space tourism looking to dig a big step on sunday when sir richard branson and crew are set to blast off into space on his virgin galactic spacecraft. it's the first of a final run of three flights before branson's company begins flying 600 future astronaut ticket holders starting next year. if all systems are go on sunday, the 70-year-old will beat his millionaire arrival jeff bezos to space by nine days. vivek, in the battle of the billionaire space people, are you team branson or team bezos. a murraya i could care less. it's great that jeff bezos wants to go to space. the only shame as he wants to come back. i'm a big span of -- fan of space research. it's a vanity project. at least of billionaires want to compete, at least it's better than who can buy up the most congressman or exert the most influence in washington, d.c., which is what they'd be doing in the meantime. it's the second worst. go up there and stay there. >> emily: that's a good point and besides being

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nicole saphier recently sat down with two parents who went through the unthinkable.lso the opioids making their way into the united states. to what do we attribute this fight? >> well, that's right, will. and most people don't realize that we have reached the point in the pandemic where we have more people dying from drug related deaths than we are from covid right now. it's not much of a surprise as you think of the social isolation, the recession, the mental health came from lockdowns, losing of jobs and everything that's happened throughout the last year and a half. as you showed, there was over 93,000 drug related deaths now, will, i sat down with two people who talked to me about losing their chirp through the lockdown. it was devastating to hear but important to hear. take a listen. >> could you tell us about your son daniel? >> yes, thank you very much. my son daniel was a 16-year-old vivacious and beautiful young man who during the pandemic on april the 1st decided that he wanted to self-medicate. he would have these bouts of depression and during the pandemi

nicole saphier with him. she tweeted out vaccine conversation should be between a doctor and patient. not by a grass root government door knocker. there is this michigan teenager who died days after getting that second shot. his aunt says he was healthy, no underlying medical conditions. he complained of a fever and fatigue after that second shot he died in his sleep. he was only 13 years old. then there is the utah teenager 17-year-old everest romney hospitalized for bloodshot in his brain days after getting the vaccine. several teenage boys heart inflammation after the vaccine. i know it's rare, parents can make the choice or kids make the choice after talking to doctors. it's not for the government to decide. pete: it's a risk reward. kids have not been susceptible to this virus. if there is a risk out there, why would do you that when you have an option not to? the only thick saving most people from a mandate here is the fact it's an emergency use vaccine for right now. i think it's wait until the teacher

nicole saphier. great to have it is morning. >> bill: now with a murder mystery from georgia.vealing new details. they are saying that the golf pro is not the target, but he was in the wrong place and the wrong time. shot in the head. what are we learning, casey? >> police are saying that this does appear to be a tragic case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. golf pro jean siller was found shot to death this weekend at the pine tree country club in georgia. investigators believe he happened upon a crime in progress after a stolen pickup truck drove onto the golf course and came to a stop right there on the green of the ten hole, where he was playing. authorities say that he likely went to check on the driver, but was shot dead next to the vehicle. by the time officers arrived, two additional bodies were discovered, and the driver was gone. police are still searching for that suspect. also trying to determine a motive for a crime that has sent ripples through that tight knit community. >> i pray that through all of this, it brings everyone else together and strength

saphier as we bring her in now. the issue is if you're vaccinated, you i guess could still spread the delta variant? so we're trying to protect the unvaccinated, is that what we're reading? >> well, you're right, dana. cdc truly does have a messaging problem. it always seems to leave people more confused after they come up with updated guidance. we have to compare. we played president biden saying masks or vaccinated. things have changed since early may. now we have the delta variant, the dominant variant in the united states and certainly much more contagious than the earlier variant and causing a higher viral load which is sending more people to the hospital. now what the cdc mentioned yesterday with updated guidance they have some early data, it hasn't been published yet or peer reviewed something that some of these very rare breakthrough cases in patients vaccinated, less than 5,000 severe breakthrough cases vaccinated out of the 160 million americans who have been vaccinated. that's how rare it is. these people

doctor nicole saphier is an author of the book panic attack playing politics with science i the fight against covid 19. >> doctor comey have the municipalities in many parts of the country reinstating the mas mandates which goes against cdc guidance and it was reiterated yesterday the cdc doesn't plan to amend its mask guidance, so what we're seen across the country and you see how that cuts across, cdc guidance, what are people willing to think about where we stand and where we might be headed? >> john, let's talk about the delta variance. we know the variance is more contagious than the preceding variance, which is why we are seeing a rise in cases. we have been over testing problem right now. a lot of the new cases happen t be in asymptomatic individuals who've already been worried the have antibodies, but we're testing them because it surveillance testing, and when you find a positive pcr test because someone may have a few viral particles in their nose, it's really an immunity success story because their immune system is fighting it off, so i really shouldn't be counted as new ca

nicole saphier and trey gowdy and ben shapiro.ing you next time though. oh i got you, i got you. hamblin goes down. d'agostino helps hamblin back up. are you okay? -yeah. >> i know what micro-aggressions is. steve: comedian tim allen, no stranger to standing up to cancel culture as he's preparing to return to stand-up in a tweet he just wrote, quote, very nervous as i have been off stage for a year. i wonder if government agents will be policing comedy from the back of the house. clay travis, i can hear him giggling somewhere, he joins us right now. hi, clay. >> this is what medians need to be doing. vanguard of battling cancel culture because they are the once pointing out absurdities in society and sometimes we need to be able to talk about those ridiculous things that are going on using humor in a way that allows us to penetrate frankly in a way that doesn't happen if you talk about things seriously. steve: but clay, you know how things work these days and so many things have been canceled and he has to be a little afraid after

nicole saphier and a lot lot more. i assume rachel is going to make her way back up from florida. i'm coming back from miami. will: steve, would you like me to start a cooking segment? steve: i just see all those cupboards behind you and which cupboard has the cereal in it. will: this one right here. steve: open it up. let's see. ainsley: your wife is going to be mad. steve: okay, good man. steve: heart health. cheerios. ainsley: what's in the other one? steve: don't show them. this is not going to be popular. ainsley: don't you love -- don't you love kitchen outside of new york city now you actually have space. you have storage. will: that's right. that is would be very unpopular around here that i opened the cabinets up. rachel: rachel, bring us some of that coffee tomorrow. rachel: i'm going to bring some empanadas. ainsley: that will be great. steve: will, which cabinet is the coffee in? will: that was down there. i have it right here. rach. steve: see you tomorrow. rachel: looking forward to it. lawrence: how does $10,000 sound. tom shillue explains how you can make the money

nicole saphier says requiring kids to wear masks is wrong. the only global entity that actually recommends children above the age of 2 should all consider wearing masks. they don't cite studies that masking ching children reduces the risk. here is the news that came out of recommendations. they emphasize the importance of in person learning. they gave the schools and teachers unions no way out of getting bang to in person in the fall. en wear mask despite continued distancing, surveillance testing. whether or not community transition is low or high. they just say to still do that i think this is the wrong move. rachel: most school administrators are not brave enough to go against what the cdc says. pete: that's true. rachel: they are afraid of litigation if something happens. they are just cautious like that. so when the cdc does that, you can be sure we are going to have masked kids next fall unless they have very brave teachers and administrators. will: cdc changes guidelines over three weeks or. so still prospect before school starts chang