siegel than dr. grace, your response to this?the problem is i don't know that mandates really help. because people rebel against mandates and they may be less likely to wear a mask or where it appropriately. i'm a believer in distancing, i'm a believer in masking. but i think we have to figure out a way to get public health compliance without forcing it. it's a personal freedom issue. you just pointed out at the beginning of the segment that 21% of the spread is occurring within households. what are you going to do in households? people are not going to wear masks and households. and that is where the lockdowns force you into the households. you don't have a mask and you end up spreading it. so these mask mandates aren't really the answer. it's a matter of trust and leadership. >> and the randomized trial and done marcus in denmark showed it change the nature of this part of the disease outside the hospital. so these randomized trials can't support the science that joe biden talks about. >> raymond: the people have the double wha

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siegel, thank you so much.e needed you a lot, this afternoon, we appreciate you taking the time. >> thank you, charles. charles: i want to bring back shana sissel and david nicholas back into the conversation. shana, we saw this news, we saw the market pull back and then there is always this sort of feeling, right? we've had a mind-boggling rally, more particularly in the nasdaq, particularly in the russell. are you making changes or are you going to make changes because of these kind of news events? >> no, i'm not and if you recall in other times i've been on your show i said this was going to happen. there would be volatility in the market. there would be opportunities to buy in at better pricing. that is what we are doing. we want to be more in equities going into 2021 because we feel that there is a coiled spring effect that will happen with pent-up demand in the second half of 2021. we want to be well-positioned to take advantage of that. so we're using the opportunities to buy into the market that is it r

marc siegel. later on, i'll be talking with trump campaign senior advisor, katrina pearson and others. a busy weekend as negotiations in the house continue for a covid relief bill. let's get the conversation started with chairman of the house freedom caucus and arizona congressman, andy biggs who joins me now. congressman, thank you for being here many i want to get to you about the covid talks that are happening right now. i want to get your take and what's happening in california. twe've got the recall efforts really gaining steam to recall gavin newsom. we've seen an assemblyman there introduce a bill to try to curtail gavin newsom's emergency powers. he said gavin newsom for 300 days has been making unilateral decisions without consulting and working with the legislature. do you think looking at all this, are californians finally waking up? >> i think so, lisa. i'm looking at it.

marc siegel. later on, i'll be talking with trump campaign senior advisor, katrina pearson and others. a busy weekend as negotiations in the house continue for a covid relief bill. let's get the conversation started with chairman of the house freedom caucus and arizona congressman, andy biggs who joins me now. congressman, thank you for being here many i want to get to you about the covid talks that are happening right now. i want to get your take and

marc siegel.ll ask whether americans should be worried about this new strain of the china virus that's said to be 70% more contagious. historian victor davis hanson is also with us. we'll get his thoughts on the global elites' attempt to use the china virus as their way to usher in their new world order. and former trump deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland joins us to talk up a chinese espionage campaign against u.s. excellence officers. we begin this evening with two critical battles that will define the future of the country. president trump's chief of staff the, mark meadows, tweeting about white house meetings with members of congress saying several or members of congress just finished a meeting in the oval office with president trump preparing to fight back against mounting evidence of voter fraud. stay tuned. those meetings come ahead of a critical january 6th meeting of congress where they'll vote to certify the electoral college votes. if a senator joins with a member of congress

siegel. this, angela merkel the first person to get the vaccine was a lady who survived the spanish flu a century ago, 101, 102 and boris gave it to jenny arian. whose idea was it to think it is a good look to show politicians and bureaucrats getting the first vaccine? >> well, i will tell you, mark, it is so well presented by you. let's start with florida where they actually have it right where the governor has said, those over 65 should be prioritized. because 80% of the deaths from covid occurring in seniors. that is where it should start spirit seniors down in florida are having trouble getting the vaccine. it is a scarce resort gnomic resource but they are being prioritized from a miami, fort lauderdale, tampa, out of vaccines right now. my friend, erwin who is 81 years old and has a pacemaker and recovered from a kidney transplant is waiting patiently for his vaccine. and he is calling every day, but he's waiting patiently. meanwhile, to your point, congress announced this week to cocon

siegel back online and you mr. great introduction and you only get one introduction but if you there we would love to hear testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member house and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to share the perspective regarding cybersecurity in our governments and small businesses, my testimony is on the cybersecurity and student in the perspective of the initiatives over the years, as we founded the company we recognize there was something missing, there is no current data on being selected, the analogy that you can't go to college without the crash site and figuring out what happened. when you founded the company was set up on what actually happens during these attacks are actions to be incident and investigators, privacy attorneys, restoration affirms, and bankers of all kinds. it needs to be collected which is thousands of unique incidents given the perspective. and for principal activities we need to contest these attacks for these crimes so they can unde

siegel mentioned. the president made it clear the first doses of the vaccine will be reserved for hospital personnel and high-risk individuals. he did say if not for him no one would be getting the vaccine at this point. listen here. >> president trump: if i wasn't president you wouldn't have a vaccine for five years, okay? i pushed the fda and companies and everybody else involved like nobody has been pushed before and you have it rolling out. it has a great medical -- they call it a medical miracle and it will have a tremendous impact. >> the fact that they got this vaccine from sequencing the rna of the virus to out there and in people's arms within 10 months really does i think qualify as a medical miracle. we aren't scheduled to hear from the president today. he is signing an executive order on geographic mobility. it could always change. it is possible, don't know at this point yet, that kayleigh mcenany could have a briefing. we'll keep our eye on everything happening at the white house and let

siegel, thank you for being with me.et's start with the things that are a top line coming out of great reporting. one, the cdc recommendations on who should get vaccinated first. what are you learning? >> the advisory committee immunization practices as blake just said. i'm not expecting any surprises here, harris, you are talking about 20 million people at best vaccinated, immunized before the end of the year. i think they will stick to health care workers because health care workers on the front lines with more and more hospitalizations occurring. we are seeing more and more shortages and highly exposed. we can also send a message to the public, this vaccine is safe. this vaccine works. next in line will be the elderly because as blake said, they are having the highest death rates, obese and those with pre-existing conditions and essential workers. i think that is the order you will see. the committee advisory by the way his outside people. it is outside experts, but i think that is the conclusion they will come to. he

siegel. i don't get this.y, angela merkel's choice of the first person to get the vaccine was a lady who survived the spanish flu a century ago, 101, 102. my old chump, boris johnson, gave it to an octogenarian. whose idea was it to think it is a good look to show politicians and bureaucrats getting the first vaccines? >> well, i'll tell you, mark, as so well presented by you. let's start with the state of florida where they have it right. theda governor has said those or 65 should be prioritized, because 80% of deaths from covid are occurring in seniors, and that is where f it should start. seniors down in florida are having trouble getting the vaccine. it is a scarce resource. but at least they are being prioritized. i spoke to miami, fort lauderdale, tampa, and a lot of those vaccine places are out of vaccines right now. my friend erwin, who is 81 years old and hasht a pacemaker and recovered from a kidney transplanter, is waiting patieny for his vaccine, and he is calling every day, but he's waiting patien

marc siegel, author of "covid: the politics of fear, the power of science."y fauci now admits that he altered his public scientific estimates based on opinion polls, admitting that, yeah, he misled the public, but he tried to rationalize it but saying, oh, gee, or i didn't think the public could handle the truth. doctor, that doesn't justify lying to the american people, does it? >> well, it's very disturbing, gregg, first of all because the goalposts have actually not even been moved. we came out with a vaccine, two vaccines now that are 95 effective, and so the original idea that we would have to vaccinate about 70% of the population are, even a bit less, to get to herd immunity hasn't changed. if anything, that's more true than ever before, and he was comparing it to measles where you need 90% for herd immunity. measles, by the way, is much more contagious than this virus, so i don't understand why he would say suddenly 90%. it sounds like he's trying to push people to take the vaccine by inflating or conflating the numbers which is not what he should be d

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siegel, what say you? to start with the science on this and i'm definitely scratching my head because dr. fauci compares this to measles and measles is solid as a rock in this way. we know measles is the most contagious virus known to man appeared we have a vaccine that is about 95% effective. and we know we have to get about 90% of the population vaccinated with measles in order to get herd immunity. this is all based on calculations as the doctor says. but there is no way that herd immunity would be 90% for covid because it's not as contagious as measles. it's nowhere as near close to as contagious as measles. so the estimate of 70% makes a lot of sense, especially if this vaccine holds that 95%. the new moderna and pfizer vaccines. i don't see any reason scientifically to raise the number. so i don't like the word liar in this context, frankly, but i'm completely puzzled by the motivation behind changing the number. nothing has changed here, shannon other than the fact we got a vaccine that is way more

marc siegel, author of" covid: the politics of fear, the power of science."emarkable, all of the geniuses over at the cdc were telling us this couldn't possibly happen. a number of wags including the waggiest of the bunch, dr. fauci, saying this is, you know, not possible, it'll be the first quarter at the earliest, april, may. you know, it's kind of fun to see when people's lives depend on something to see the experts be wrong as hell. your thoughts. i take it that -- marc? did you lose me or your feed? i heard you perfectly. [laughter] doctor, i'm going to, going to ask our producers to tell me whether or not we have a ghost of a chance of getting you back here technologically. they are saying nothing. i've lost, apparently, contact with the control room. oh, we do not have him. all right. dr. siegel, we apologize to you. i don't know what happened. hopefully, we'll got it fixed. and to the audience, of course, indulge us. we apologize. >>> president trump's operation warp speed has now delivered two china virus vaccines before the end of the year. another

marc siegel. stay with us, we'll be right back.oeties have strongly recommended to doctors to treat acute, non-low back muscle and joint pain with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. gregg: more on that breaking developmet from capitol the hill. mitch mcconnell has introduced new legislation combining some of president trump's demands. the bill increases china virus relief payments to $2,000, repools section 230 -- repeals section 230 protections for big tech and creates a new advisory committee to investigate fraud in the 2020 election. the response from chuck schumer? he says the bill will not pass the house and cannot become law. >>> officials in colorado say a man has been found to have a potentially more infectious strain of the china virus. the infected individual is in isolation about an hour and a half south of denver. officials say the man, who is in his 20s, does not have a travel histor

marc siegel. a fox news contributor and author of "covid, the politics of fear and the power of science." good to see you this afternoon. what do we know about this strain in the u.k.? according to admiral girar, we have known about this september. >> yes, we have. i heard about this weeks ago at the nih. a couple things to tell you about. first of all, this virus is changing all the time. it's always drifting, always making new proteins because it doesn't repair itself. over the time of a pandemic, you know what is happening? viruses like any other thing are trying to survive. it has a survival advantage if it's more transmissable. greg palkot just pointed out what they think but that is based on mathematical modelling. they have not confirmed it. there's no evidence it's more deadly. in terms of the vaccine, it would likely take months if not years before enough changes would occur to the virus before it would resist the vaccination. the vaccine hit a very strong target, the spike protein. almos

siegel, i understand that elected officials want to insure compliance. i get it.hat verbally. they could encourage people to take the vaccine. but instead, it looks like aoc is has jumped to the front of the line, and my goodness, she's, you know, 31 years old. she's million thu. she's healthy. she has about a 0% chance of dying from covid, wouldn't you agree that she's not an essential worker? i dare say none of the 435 members of congress are essential workers. i find them all superfluous. what do you think? [laughter] >> least of all the squad, right, gregg? i mean, listen, you know, i mean for once i agree with congresswoman omar. i mean, i heard over the weekend that they're literally giving the vaccine out in the hallways of congress. i mean, how many leaders do we need? now, i like the idea, as you just said, of leadership, you know? i'll that take it then you take it. but how many congress people do we need to do that? i don't believe more people in aoc's district going to take it as a result of this. i think she's just zooming to the front of the line. we

siegel, thanks for writing all these questions. happy holidays to you, my friend pay good to see it. >> thank you, harris. merry christmas to you. >> harris: thank you, merry christmas. with the top house republican is calling for now amid controversy about congressman eric swalwell's ties with the suspected chinese spy. and this. >> i think the degree of radical crazy we are apt to see if they get full control of the entire shop will be something we have never seen before. >> harris: "washington times" columnist charlie hurt warns democrats will push through a far left agenda if they take control of the u.s. senate, as the nation's focus turns to georgia's runoff elections in just two weeks. georgia republican senator kelly loeffler is on deck, joining me in just moments. take see close. p, the north pole has to be feeling the heat. it's okay santa, let's workflow it. workflow it...? with the now platform, we can catch problems before customers even know they're problems. wait... a hose? what kid wants a hose?! fireman? says "hose

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marc siegel. welcome to you both. good to have you. okay so we have good news tonight.eard there, the world could be back to normal by next summer. that's a long time for you as you await further help. if they've not put together another covid release package here in d.c. you'd have to tells how you're doing, and can you survive the weight? >> we've closed our brick-and-mortar permanently, and have pivoted to being able to offer classes and connection online in the virtual world. i know we will survive, but this is been catastrophic for us. not just us small businesses in general. >> shannon: you have employees, and the rent you are playing at that brick and mortar store, that's a -- that's a landlord who got a mortgage to pay. is there such a ripple effect for all of this. do you worry about the broader impact in your community and the people you've employed? >> absolutely we went from having ten employees to four of us. that's a big shift. everything does ripple out and have an impact for every single person. micro-businesses are struggling, and what will be left for

adam siegel is patiently waiting.e director of the cyberspace policy program at the council of foreign relations. how do you make sense of china right now? it does feel like they are definitely talking tough with everything and everyone around the world. really clamping down on a lot of issues. what is going on and what doesn't it mean for relations? i think that is right. clearent xi has been very that china is going to exert itself on the world stage. he has this vision of a china dream. entail it drawing around on the international stage. more ofy controlling society and the chinese economy. aboutwhat do you think the moves? alibaba and they were maybe a bit flippant towards regulators. chinese regulators will probe equity holdings and they already spoiled the ipo. do big business titans really have to turn it around and get an attitude change before they could continue to operate as they previously had? adam: they are definitely sending a message. the speech that jack gave denigrating the regulators really upset a

marc siegel right after these quick messages. we'll be right back.rong immune system, your body needs routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum. lou: breaking news, the fda expectedo approve moderna's china virus vaccine friday. new data says the vaccine is highly protective -- efficacy of 94%. the fda today also authorized the first over the counter rapid take-home test for the china virus. it's made by australian diagnostics company. joining us now to take up the latest promise made and kept by president trump, fox news medical correspondent dr. marc siegel, author of" covid: the politics of fear, the power of science." doctor, this is remarkable, all of the geniuses over at the cdc were telling us this couldn't possibly happen. a number of wags including the waggiest of the bunch, dr. fauci, saying this is, you know, not possible, it'll be the first quarter at the earliest, april, may. you know, it's kind of fun to see when people's lives depend on

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todd: doctor mark siegel joins us with what you need to know. good morning.n everybody wants the answer to is as far as you know to this point what you know about this new mutation, this other strain, is the vaccine effective against it? >> absolutely. there is no reason to think that wouldn't be true and let me tell you why. when you are vaccinated you make a lot of an immune response, this is just some slight changes the virus and you're having a full court press on it with the vaccine. it would take many months if not years before a new strain would be resistant to the vaccine was almost 0 chance that is true here. not only that, it is also very very unlikely this strain even if it is more contagious is more deadly or that it causes a more severe disease which in fact new strains come out all the time with viruses and in a pandemic they would tend to be less severe rather than more severe. what a virus wants to do is spread. it is not interested in anything but survival. todd: former fda chief scott gottlieb on this new strains and i think this is already

doctor mark siegel explains why coming up. >> open! open!applause] jillian: 90-year-old woman the first in the world to receive the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. >> doctor mark siegel, how important is it that the world see that moment on the tv screen from a public health perspective. >> i love it. it is the beginning of a lot of that because we have so much vaccine hesitancy and noncompliance, at a moment when a vaccine has been created that may be 95% effective and been shown to be safe than 100,000 people so far. we needed to stamp out covid-19. we need a 90-year-old woman to say i did fine, now you. >> he seems like a really cool lady, she was working at the four years ago, turning 91 next week. we are happy she received the vaccine a lot of critics would say it is an american comedy the created the vaccine, should have been an american to receive it first. >> it shouldn't be national ins that way. there is a lot of multinational cooperation. the pfizer vaccine was made in germany, moderna is a company from massachusetts, they have been shep

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doctor mark siegel, just approved by the fda.er rival this is transportation secretary, the most qualified. todd: the first fully at home over-the-counter covid-19 test is fda approved, the test gets results in 20 minutes. jillian: what this means in the fight against the pandemic, doctor mark siegel, good to see you, certainly good news. >> great news. we have used the word game changer a lot. this was overseen by the national institute of health, $30 million grant involved in this and the company itself is very sophisticated in terms of digital product. the second is it is approved for over-the-counter use by a patient and we haven't had that before. another protein antigen test, you need a doctor involved, this allows you to use an iphone apps to get your results within 15 minutes and that is a screening test, people who have mild symptoms, don't know what they have, could be they have a cough or a headache or fever, you have an idea of the bad weather this is covid-19 not. jillian: when we get our hands on this? >> it is an e

doctor mark siegel will tell us how it works, if it is safe, answer to questions about whether it canffect your dna, clearing the way for millions of doses to get out across the country within days. state governments will work with the federal government and pfizer to determine how much goes out and to whom. we will hear from texas lieutenant governor dan patrick on his state's plan. the president called a monumental achievement for american manufacturing and optimism in a moment of great parol. >> today's achievement is a reminder of america's unlimited potential when we have the will and the courage to pursue ambitious goals. as i said from the beginning of vaccine will vanquish the virus and return life back to normal. the pandemic may have begun in china but we are ending it right here in america. shannon: breaking news on hunter biden front, fox news getting the first public comment from joe biden on his son abstract affairs investigation plus new development in the investigation but first kevin cork starts us with the coming achievement to operation warp speed. great news for ev

siegel, your reaction?> i think that shouldn't even be something on the table because people are more afraid of the virus in the hour vaccine. i think we have to monitor side effects and i think people are eager to take that end. and i think there are vulnerable populations and populations at risk. if we don't pick up here, we won't get compliance and we need. >> raymond: dr. grace, but we have covid passwords in our future? >> i don't think so, we will always have a group of people who are nontaxing supporters of any kind. but they cannot require the covid-19 vaccine. to be one of the alibi drink or and lakeville, minnesota, has become the latest bar enrolled in a legal battle for violating governor tim walsh's ban on indoor dining. keith ellison fired a motion for a temporary restraining order which was printed in the bar has been forced to shut down and told florida a ruling from the court. joining me now is the owner of the alibi, lisa and her attorney mike patton. how far are you willing to take this l

marc siegel will take a closer look at the vaccine's impact on the virus. first let's go to mark meredith, standing by on the north lawn of the white house where this all began last night. hi, mark. >> reporter: good afternoon. the trump administration calls pfizer's vaccine a major step forward in battling the pandemic and while it's going to be a few months before every american who wants access to the vaccine will get it, the president said last night that this is a major step forward and that this vaccine will also be getting to people that need it most right now. >> the first vaccine will be administered in less taken 24 hours. the governors decide where the vaccines will go in their state and who will get them first. we want our senior citizens, healthcare workers and first responders to be first in line. this will quickly and dramatically reduce deaths and hospitalizations. >> reporter: the president is calling pfizer's vaccine one of the greatest scientific accomplishments in history, the white house of also ensuring americans will have access to it

marc siegel to investigate.ing up and nearly a third of countries across the country. good evening, doctor. >> good evening, shannon. for those public health experts who warned of a pandemic, consider this. australia had a very mild flu season and so far this seems to be true here. according to the cdc, not a single pediatric death has been reported. as in australia, part of the reason is the early rush by people to get flu vaccines, teleworking the use of face masks, and fewer social gatherings. all of which seems to be tamping down the start of flu season across the united states. in georgia, for example, as of last week the state was reporting minimal activity, zero deaths, and only two hospitalizations from flu. so why is covid spiking, but not the flu? one reason is that covid is much more contagious than the flu. another reason is that it is still too soon to see a flu peak and it still remains a possibility. but we have a vaccine for the flu and an effective antiviral drug. and for covid, we are just laun

marc siegel believes the network is running a scam. he's next.y: a grim warning from health officials predicting a post holiday coronavirus surge stretching into next month. todd: jackie ey joins us live. >> good morning. dr. anthony fauci warning of a major spike in the weeks following the holidays. >> do you agree that the worst is still yet to come? >> i do, and the reason i'm concerned and my colleagues in public health are concerned also is that we very well might see a post seasonal, in the sense of christmas, new years, surge and as i've described it, a it's a surge upon a surge. >> fauci saying the general public will most likely begin to get immunized by early april with frontline workers and elderly given priority, as the tsa says they screened more than 1.1 million people the day after christmas with holiday travel being the highest since mid-march a. new worries come as a fast moving strain of coronavirus first discovered in the united kingdom has reached canada and japan. the surgeon general, jerome adams, says restrictions are in pl

marc siegel on that. later, dr. anthony fauci joins me with his message to americans on how to celebrate safely on the holidays. plus, we have another governor facing accusations of covid hypocrisy. what happened in rhode island and the lawsuits are piling up. google facing accusations of manipulation. we'll dig into that as the show rolls on live from a sunny and snowy fox news headquarters on this thursday afternoon. merry christmas. we roll! veterans, record low mortgage rates have now fallen even lower. by refinancing at newday you can save $3000 a year every year. with their va streamline refi, there is no income verification no appraisal, no out of pocket costs and no va paperwork for you. you can start the process right over the phone. refi now and cut $3000 a year off your mortgage payments. loans can close in as little as 30 days. and with free curbside pickup at walmart... you can get the perfect gift up until the last minute. let's end the year nailing it. ♪ ...little things... ...can become your big mome

siegel. this is very exciting.o happen. >> good morning, good morning, griff. you know, congresswoman tulsi gabbard said the other day that there should be a lion. people should stay in the line and not go out of the line. she is a celebrated military veteran as you know. and let me tell you what the line is here. here at nyu langone health, we are in cohort one. cohort one started with our emergency room workers who see covid directly. icu workers who see covid directly. you saw me interview tara easter last week who is the manager of the medical icu. and we have moved on to direct covid patients. now it's my turn. i'm in line because i see patients day to day. face to face, griff. i'm going to see them today in the office. i'm going to see them tomorrow in the office. so i'm at the right point in the line. it's my turn. i'm incredit i can bably excited to get this vaccine. i talk to some officials from operation warp speed yesterday. it's unbelievable that it's occurred so fast. and i'm here with nurse regina who

doctor marc siegel, he is my anthony fauci.should be the one in charge, welcome back doctor siegel. >> i spoke to anthony faucher yesterday actually, he is hanging in there. he thanks both of these vaccines are highly effective. he is very excited about them. think america is getting excited about them that's a great thing. >> i think people will get over their fears pretty quickly when they realize the more people that the vaccine the more people can travel, work and go back to normal. there are now 40% more droplets in the vile that we originally thought? how are they so often? sooner because they are filling big vials. they're not measuring at the way you might think. the moderna vaccine is prefilled vials are not going to have that issue there. but i think this is a positive thing rather than a negative thing very. kennedy: absolutely. select it's a great thing. >> i think this is nice. when you get the vaccine? you are a healthcare worker. you are actually in the hospital every day treating patients. have yorty gotten the

marc siegel. dr. siegel is the frenzy about the new variant deserved? >> i think, no. i think the frenzy is not deserved at all. it is the usual panic. it is based on the single word mutation or mutant. it's a fear word. what people need to realize out there is that these viruses mutate all the time. they're constantly changing. they're never entirely stable. they're spinning off subtypes. so far this virus, the czars cove 2 virus is very stable. this variant seems to be more transmissible but does not get you sicker or more deadly. it seems the sake seen will cover it. it is not taking root into the 17 countries it spread from the united kingdom. it is not becoming a predominant strain at this point. that is something we need to keep our eye on. that's all. lauren: okay, good. you mentioned the pfizer and mow dern vaccines would work against the variant. do you think the fda will approve as the uk did the astrazeneca vaccine? this one is cheaper. it is easier to transport it but the concern is perhaps not as effective overall? >> well there is a lot of concerns about

marc siegel weighs in on the historic vaccine rollout.nd what it means for you and your family. >> i trust the scientists, but i don't trust donald trump. lisa: that's a flashback from joe biden talk about his vaccine scepticism about president trump's warp speed a couple months ago. but now that vaccine is rolled out and successful, he's set to receive his vaccine along with his wife jill biden. author of the new back to, "the politics of fear and the power of science" and fox news contributor, dr. marc siegel joins us now. kamala harris did the same thing, she raised doubt about the vaccine. how much damage did they do? >> that does a lot of damage. we already have a lot of vaccine hesitancy in the united states. they are coming out at warp speed. the science is there. the fda is advised by top scientists. it's the wrong kind for doubting and politics and i might not take it. i'm glad to see the political leaders come forward and start taking it. but then you had the state saying my state got 30% less of the pfizer vaccine it was suppos

marc siegel joins us now. kamala harris did the same thing, she raised doubt about the vaccine.ow much damage did they do? >> that does a lot of damage. we already have a lot of vaccine hesitancy in the united states. they are coming out at warp speed. the science is there. the fda is advised by top scientists. it's the wrong kind for doubting and politics and i might not take it. i'm glad to see the political leaders come forward and start taking it. but then you had the state saying my state got 30% less of the pfizer vaccine it was supposed to get in the first week. all this grumbling sows dissent and fear. but the chief operating officer of the vaccine rollout said the buck stops here. that kind of leadership is what we need. as well as the healthcare workers who lined up and said i will take it and i won't even take a day off. lisa: you look at the fact there have been some allergy responses to the covid-19 vaccine. the fda is looking into the allergic responses. how much confidence to you have in these two vaccines? >> i talked to experts involved in the process. i am very

marc siegel, final thought there. >> we predicted this day. my final message is to our healthcare workers. take the vaccine to protect you, your patients and to send a message to america. everyone take this vaccine. >> bill: thanks, doctor. great to get your expertise. gentlemen, thank you. onward we roll, a break during this hearing at the white house. we'll talk about the vaccines and then the roll of jurisdictions. a lot of governors from different parts of the country. so stand by. it's a good news day as we like to say. see you tomorrow at 3:00 eastern. meantime, on to "your world" we roll. here's neil. >> neil: thank you, bill. we're monitoring these developments at the white house as well. operation warp speed and the vaccine summit continues. we'll be going back to that. we want to let you know that the markets were encouraged by the things that were being said at that summit and the likelihood that as you said, bill, americans could have this as soon as the next couple days. the fda gives the strongest signal yet that it's going to wr

we will hear from doctor mark siegel later this morning. jillian: thank you. a babysitter charged in the murder of a 2-year-old girl in georgia. first responder says christie told him the child hit her head on a slide and did not wake up. she died at the hospital but what does it mean to have a sudden urge to beat a child that is not yours? she's behind bars without bail. jillian: snow on the southern plains making the dangerous road conditions, four inches following in parts of oklahoma as the state sees one of its worst forms in years, it will hit the northeast today pounding the region with heavy snow. >> this is a serious storm. we are waiting for more information is always but we can say this will be a serious storm and people need to take it seriously, be ready for disruptive storm and start to make adjustments right now. jillian: a state of emergency is declared in pennsylvania has some parts could see two feet of snow. todd: subpoena powers in allegations of election irregularities, in both the house and senate. subpoenas demand access to all, quote, i

siegel, thank you as always for that.york times" is helping a teenager destroying classmates life because she uttered a racial so when she was 15 years old. the great candace owens is standing by, a little live "tucker carlson tonight" special continues. it's >> mark: every major religion has some means of forgiveness for people who do something wrong. unfortunately the new religion of wokeness doesn't allow for forgiveness or redemption. doing something insensitive or offensive makes you a bad person permanently. one high schoo high schooler ina found that out the hard way. one of her classmates waited for her to be accepted by university before publicly releasing a 4-year-old social media video in which she used a racial slur. the video went viral and destroyed her life. she was forced to withdraw from her college and was kicked off our cheer team. she was publicly related on the internet and by the press. "the new york times" gleefully piled on to rejoice in her plate. candace owens has some thoughts about the story. s

the venerable team of earl ward and norman siegel for the defense. for the state, d.a.ick, a renowned prosecutor from another county, to take the lead in court. so you bring in fitzpatrick from down in syracuse for what reason? >> well, bill fitzpatrick has over 75 homicide prosecutions himself. he's been a prosecutor for over 24 years, and i've been a prosecutor for over two. >> almost immediately, a courtroom bombshell. ten jurors had been quickly selected, all white, when nick and his defense team made a shocking announcement. they were opting for a bench trial, letting judge felix catena decide nick's future. "new york times" reporter jesse mckinley. >> i think their calculation was, we're better off going with a legal mind, someone that knows the law. >> so they're arguing it to the judge? he will be the judge and the jury in this. >> absolutely. [ gavel ] >> good morning, everybody. please be seated. mr. fitzpatrick, your opening statement. >> thank you very much, your honor. >> bill fitzpatrick laid out the state's case, painting a portrait of nick hillary as a s

marc siegel, not a billionaire but an actual physician. he joins us tonight to assess.tor. >> tucker, imagine if you lived in a 66,000-foot house overlooking lake washington where you can have a private chef on a private jet anytime you want getting your food, watch any movie you want on your high tech movie theater. now covid in that world at all. imagine that. and imagine how you would think about the little people without pain the way he just did on that sound bite. without any concern or pain at all. by the way, tucker, if you had me on, that network has on a computer expert to talk about covid and said a physician? imagine if you had to be on to talk about computers? you wouldn't do that, right? you had me on to talk about covid. >> tucker: good point. >> let's contrast that estate in medina washington with a town of 803 people, a deeply depressed town. a town in lower washington looking up state towards bill gates. and they had to get together this past week, mourning the loss of their blueberry festival, tucker. they have nothing. they get a few tourists with tha