scott atlas. >> scott atlas has taken and modified administration policy in ways that could be totallyastrous. >> nobody believes in the things that he believes in. >> he had a very negative impact inside the white house and on our national response. >> laura: you have to wonder how bad things got here at harvard, why? one of their riders and most talented professors recently left the school. i'm talking about none other than dr. martin who joins me now and also the effort mentioned dr. scott atlas, covid advisor and author of "a plague on our house." doctor, you say we need new scientific institution because the universities are failing us. you are a nobel prize recipient just a few years back in chemistry, that not the small little -- well, that is what i thought you were but you are not. but why does this matter? >> well, science is important to have trust in science and medicine interest in public. so the university president and medical school deans deny natural immunity after you have covid infection. that is amazing because we have known about natural immunity for 200 years and

scott atlas. dr. atlas, do you see this scandal as i see it? frightening and it's really just a continuation of everything that i saw when i was in the white house myself. this is not new. it's just that finally others are discovering, finding this out. the cdc did the same thing with their really laughable stuff they put forward on masks. do you remember the two hairdresser study, so-called research was garbage. they put forward and really pseudo science trying to manipulate the public and trying to just push an agenda. this is the politicization of what was the world's most respected public health agency. they have destroyed the trust we, regular people, put in them. the fact that i had lost trust in them when i saw it with their own eyes was gross incompetence. they didn't know what they were doing. this is not new to this cdc director by the way. this happened under the previous cdc director, remember holding up a mask and saying that this mask is better than any vaccine that this kind of hiding data, distorting date and it being politicize

scott atlas came into my office, sat down at pile of dead and said to me, what nation sacrifices their children on the backs of a movement? governor, you kept schools open. i was a little befuddled when i would tune into the white house press briefing, jen psaki is up there and she has an interesting remark. an example would be florida where they have done little to distribute money, to states across the state and school districts. that's just simply not true. gov. desantis: biden stimulus in march, which helped fuel the inflation we are seeing now, huge, huge mistake for them to have printed all that money and they want to do even more, and that's the biggest problem in the economy right now. they include a lot of money for school reopening. you want to open schools, open them. you don't need a lot of money to do it. we've actually distributed more than 40 other states, but not for reopening, because we had already done it. if you go back to june of 2020, we said every parent in florida has a right to send their kids to school in person, and we were sued by the education unions. we we

but what is worth it, "jesse watters primetime" we have tonight lindsey graham, bongino, ainsley, scott atlas>> jesse: she just did. >> dana: watch this guy. miles harris from columbus, ohio, his mom stopped by while he was working. watch. >> >> my mom. hold on. >> hi, baby. [laughter] >> i'm trying to work. this is d'angelo say hi. >> hi d'angelo. don't be holding up traffic because you have got cars behind you. >> his mom is sandy and, again, that's miles harris. he has a lot of support there in his mom. so cute. that's great. geraldo? >> geraldo: geraldo news' with geraldo. tonight featuring my 16-year-old daughter sol feature on sol food youtube. subscribe, it's free. it's called a book and eat and here is what that means. book and a an eat. >> i read a book and i make a meal from all 196 countries. >> geraldo: to do the whole plan net. doing alphabetically up to afghanistan. she cooked -- >> dana: so cool. i love it, sol. good job. >> pete: might give me a chance to have good afghan food. >> dana: rough? >> pete: i did research 14 states you are allowed to have a pet raccoon to include f

school opening is so important i will never forget being a press secretary's office a man name scott atlasice among many bureaucrats in the white house came into my office, set that a pile of data and said to me, what nation sacrifices their children on the backs of covid question work that is what we are doing here is the data here's why school should be open. governor, you kept schools (as a little befuddled when i tended to white house press briefing i see jen psaki stand up there she's asked about state's disturbing money to keep schools open. she had this interesting remark so in terms of an example would be florida where they have done little to distribute money, little to no steps to distribute money across the state and school districts. that is simply not true per. >> it's also biden stimulus in march which by the way is helped fuel the inflation that we are seeing now, huge, huge mistake for them to have printed all that money per they want to do even more, that is the biggest problem ailing our economy t right now. but they had done that they included a lot of money for school r