scott atlas.y just won't let go of their obsession with their controlling kids vaccinations and the masking in schools. they had a death grip on it. >> thanks for having me, the problem with mandating vaccines when the risk, benefit ratio may not be so obvious for instance in kids. the problem is you insight and extremely negative, inappropriately negative reaction to the vaccine itself when it is beneficial. the data from what i have seen shows that there is significant protection against death and hospitalization in people who have a risk for death with the vaccine. the vaccine is doing its most important job. it is true there is less protection against regular infections, point of the vaccine is to protect serious consequence and death. it's doing that from what i have seen. we know the data all over the world also saying the vaccines have a waning, lasting effect on preventing infections. the bottom line is they are very good protecting the person whose vaccinated. the idea that the vaccines w

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so neil ferguson or scott atlas, and you have kind of a cadre saying we are not going to give an inche woke thing is sort of speaking, like peak woke now because of this continues it's not sustainable. you can't have an open border and you can't have race dominating every conversation. can't discriminate to stop this clinician and you can't practice racism. at the irony is that the french are mad at us and they are the ones who gave us -- and started it all off some way and postmodern madness. now we vomited back to them as we always do and they are very angry about it. >> greg: they are like we don't want this stuff. and we are like, you gave it to us. and they are like, whoa, dude. we are that french. cat, you went to college, right? 20 or 30 years ago? >> yes i did. >> greg: do you agree with the professor that we reached peak woke when you see professors taking a stance? >> the skull lady, i mean look. in our culture we are far too crude about human remains. i'm serious. see, listen. they are like you can't say human remains. all remains actually. i saw my dad this weekend, we wer

and that's precisely that sort of heard immunity we saw from scott atlas, trump advisor, that was so disastrous in terms of guiding policy here in the u.s.. >> that's exactly right. this is really unfortunate that this is a a debate that we're having again and again. and the science really speaks for itself right now, in terms of which one is better, which one is giving you more predictable and reliable outcome. through natural infection you're risking a whole lot, not just yourself but for the community. the one point that i'll make is that all of the studies that we're seeing, first -- the percy delta, so delta was a big game changer here, but also in terms of infection as well. we're looking at the studies that were connected, a lot of them are looking at the survivors, they're not look at the people that died. 700,000 americans that died of covid-19 -- and that also -- if you just look at the number of people that have died, that's through natural infection, so that speaking volume right. they're >> right, so that's a classic example -- i guess, the final point here would just be

yes, some of them were exposed to the virus which was of course how all of this work, and scott atlas, when you're talking about people proposing. this the guy that was took over essentially was the chief advisor, appear to be basically have this view as. well >> it is a social darwin this view, and essentially it says that if you are immune compromised, if you are someone for whom the vaccine and neatly work less well then it's just too bad. that is just your problem, and it is especially surprising that this view continues to be promoted at a time when folks have the children going back to school. many of them who are not old enough to get vaccinated at the moment. what it is saying is that we are willing to take that risk of sickening our kids. at no protection at the moment. anna merlin that was great next, thank you very much. the near texas redistricting maps that gerrymander the state deeper in the, red weakening the vote from communities of color. there's a lawsuit trying to stop. we will talk to more the people suing, after this. will talk to more the peopl suing, after this.

also scott atlas, when you are talking about people proposing this. i mean, the guy that took over essentially as the chief advisor to president trump for, you know, a key period of the pandemic appeared to basically have this view as well. >> right. it is a social darwinist view. and it essentially says if you are immune compromised, someone who the vaccines will work less well, just too bad. that is just your problem. and it is especially sort of surprising that this view continues to be promoted at a time when folks have their children going back to school, many of whom are not old enough to get vaccinated at the moment. what it is saying is that we are willing to take that risk of sickening our kids who have no protection at the moment. >> anna merlin, that was great. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >>> next, the new texas redistricting maps that gerrymander the state deep irinto the red. there is a lawsuit trying to stop it. we will talk to one of the people suing after this. uing af. of your love babe♪ ♪girl, i don't know, i don't

he reminds me of scott atlas who -- governor desantis's acolyte -- donald trump, governor desantis idol basically toe the line when trump was president. >> dr. reiner, thank you for coming on. great to see you. brian, thank you so much. >>> outfront for us next, u.s. cap tool police officer harry dunn is my next. why he says he believes steven bannon committed a crime and his rakz to the never before seen footage of the deadly insurrection that he experienced firsthand. >>> plus, the lawyer for brian laundrie's family is revealing new information about brian's mental state before his fiancee gabby petito was found dead. did the attorney say too much? so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ still fresh... unstopables in-wash scent booster. downy unstopables. ♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full