siegel? >> i think the teachers unions have a huge influence on the white house because they are big donors and back the democrats. that's one. i don't necessarily agree that the cdc is part of that but they should understand and didn't understand that the teachers unions are only caring about teachers, not children. that's how come you end up with these mask superimposed brutal mask mandates instead of what should be the focus, which is on testing at home of kids before they come to school with free tests around the country especially in poor neighborhoods and vaccines to teachers and vaccines to eligible children. masks are the final barrier and that's if everything else has failed. in areas where there is not a lot of virus around and where everybody is compliant with the vaccine they're much less important. again it's the bullying and shaming that's going on based on politics, not medicine. >> harris: that's great information. all right. last topic here and we had a lot to get to because

marc siegel. dr.y bad, a washington state health system and colorado based health system denying organ transplants to patients not vaccinated against covid-19. what do you say about this? >> i'm very disturbed about it and of course that is putting the priorities in the wrong place. i mean somebody that needs an organ transplant needs an organ transplant period. they can test them very frequently. determine they're not at any risk. i don't see that. by the way, i do think medically, somebody getting an organ, will be immunocompromised. will be on immunosuppressants should have a vaccine. the vaccine may not even work, liz. they would be way off better with a vaccine that could protect them. that is not the same thing as being denied an organ as a result. that is not a risk. they could be tested. elizabeth: the patients could die of covid-19 that is why they're rejecting giving them organ transplants. the danger that other transplant centers could transition to this. doctor, we've singh the -- seen wer

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siegel. what's so magical about this pill? >> i'm very excited about it.s been in trials for months now. we've been talking about it. it is now emerging from late stage trials with 775 people studied. it decreased hospitalization rate of 50% and decreased death rate of 50%. really really important. but i will tell you what's more important, charles, this is going to work even better given earlier in the game. you talk about those people in the movie theater, you know, you have a breakthrough case or you got exposed,ly tell you why -- i will tell you why, this is an anti-viral, you want to get this working before you get sick or before you get very sick. i'm very optimistic that over the next month or so, this will become the game changer we need. the tamiflu, if you will, for covid. it looks like it is coming out. pfizer has a different kind of anti-viral drug that's al looking effective and also in latter stage trials. we're off to the races here. >> charles: to your point, there has been some chatter about this, but the notion they would bust out of tria

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marc siegel joins me now. good morning, doc, what do you think? ahead of us in terms of recognizing natural immunity. multiple studies show if you had covid you get one shot of an mrna vaccine, either pfizer or moderna you have substantial immunity with 10 times the amount of antibodies from having had covid. this is like a super immunity. in the european digital pass, england's green pass, stack up covid as literally one of the shots. if you had covid six months when you say you don't actually need a shot to get the green pass. that is something the united states has been very slow to recognize and it's wrong. ashley: that is interesting, i mean some people may not know that they have had covid because the symptoms were so mild so, you know, they may be getting a jab for no reason at all? >> you know, ashley the fda just approved a test, serological test for this exact purpose but it doesn't prove the amount of immunity you have, that is the rub. how long does the immunity last, how substantial is it? it varies from person-to-person but it is def

marc siegel joins us with more.to 15% more transmissible than the delta variant. are you concerned? does the vaccine still work? what are your issues with this, doctor? >> i'm not that concerned about this and i think we also have to consider fearing another virus. i'm not concerned. we already have enough problems with the delta variant. this particular version 10% more contagious that isn't that much different. what the cdc said yesterday they have been monitoring this very closely and it seems to be responsive to the vaccines and the treatments. in the u.k., trace, it has only gone to about 10% of cases. what does that mean to me? it is not going to predominant. what we've seen for months the delta variant is so transmissible, the basic delta variant, that it crowded everything out. that's what we need to keep focusing on and it will continue to be the predominant variant in my opinion. we don't have anything to compete with it. we have to get that stamped down and the case numbers are starting to decrease here.

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siegel. >> great treatments thank you.he situation and i explained exactly he had not been aware of that. he literally had not been aware. brian: well that's great. nice to have friends right, to embarrass you? douglas murray on how biden is impacting the world's view of america. he just doesn't know half of it. >> ♪ this is mike. mike blew his entire life savings on a permanent perm shampoo invention, which actually attracted more cats than customers. now instead of wasting money, mike is looking to save it with amerisave's great rates. see how much you could save at amerisave.com. there's software. with amerisave's great rates. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industrial experience and insights. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that connects assets and people to deliver a cybersecure record of your entire operation. so that everyone, in your boardroom and beyond, speaks the same language. honeywell forge. industrial grade software. steve: john kerry made a stunning admission yes

marc siegel joins us right now.he moderna, it would be okay to get the pfizer or if you got the j and j it's okay to get the pfizer or the moderna, right? >> correct, steve. more than that, a study out of nih is showing that if you got the johnson & johnson, you do even better after two months if you get either the pfizer or the moderna than if you took a second johnson & johnson. if you do take a second one one of the others your chances of being hospitalizeside about zero and chances of getting a case is less than 10%. so all this is really good. i talked to dr. stanley pearlman from the university of iowa virologist on that fda advisory committee that made those recommendations. this is good news. it makes another point, steve, that you guys have been making all morning, if the vaccines are waning and it effects wearing off what are we going to have next? some robot standing there? imagine, this steve, some robot standing there saying your vaccine has been given three and a half months ago, you can't get into thi

siegel? mainstream media's influence making people since we are talking about that?thank you for the question, issue of normalizing the narratives and what we know not only animates but the requirement for many of the ohateful agenda the groups we e concerned about is made worse when they find voice and mainstream media, frankly any nomedia. online spaces are made primarily get that information in the online spaces but there are still millions of americans getting and engaging in public discussion through the mainstream media. when we hearn. people who are going to echo the sentiments we see in the extremist spaces, that is a huge concern and i willug say we know extremists including white supremacists celebrated when public hundreds for talkshowab host or giving voice to their hate so combating extremism holistic approach : peopleic out who use their vehicles to normalize that is certainly part of that effort. >> thank you and i will add to that they are part public notice, i would like to open for other members of ther panel will have ama response on mainstream med

fox news medical contributor, doctor marc siegel joyously to talk about it.out the hypocrisy of a ddc recommending wearing mask even if they are vaccinated. what is going on? >> they are focusing on the wrong thing because they should focus on the i get the vaccine works and if kids take the vaccine, less likely to spread it and they need to get more testing at home so you know if you have covid or not and let's make sure teachers get vaccinated. people spreading it right now in schools are really young children not getting vaccinated. bringing kids together doesn't help, fast or no mask so they've got to be practical. it's not like you go to the back of the room and you win, we know it's worth that's not the way to teach, is it? teaching, learning, exchanging. instead, the idea of the rule, that's with the biden administration is using, the ruler on kids. that's getting nowhere. >> the mandates don't work so why are we masking kids? they want to vaccinate them and mask them. it's a negative influence on their psychological health, their emotional health and

marc siegel, also a professor of medicine at n.y.u. medical center. good to see you this afternoon. you can see that the f.d.a. panel would not recommend this for kids? >> i think they will. i talked a couple of weeks ago someone on that panel and said look, i need to see the data first but i also talked to dr. david kessler, chief science advior to president biden and he's looked at the data for covid-19 and he's looked at the data and says it looks very safe. and over 90% effective. it's only 2200 kids, keep that in mind, john. we looked over a million kids for polio before it got approved, but we're in the middle of a ferocious pandemic here. and i know the advisory committee is going to find that it's very effective in 1/3 of the dose that we're giving adults and find that it's safe. so i predict that they'll vote yes and the f.d.a. will vote yes across the board and we'll see it in pediatrician offices in early november. >> john: i was going to ask you about that. let me get you to back up a little tiny bit there. how does this vaccine for parents at home who are considering th

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stuart: i would ask doctor siegel later on if he died with covid or from covid, i believe there's a distinctionetween the two. i will ask the doctor about that one. michael waltzed from the great state of florida joins me now, your reaction to the passing of colin powell. >> any young soldier like myself that came up in the 1990s admired and revered chairman powell for his leadership in the first call for an analyst in the media thought we were going to pay tens of thousands of counsel fees in that war to liberate kuwait from saddam hussein, it was the largest most significant conflict since vietnam and his steadfast message was something to be admired. just the arc of his life, coming here as the son of jamaican immigrants, rising to the rank, national security advisor the reagan chairman of the joint chief and then of course secretary of state amazing this is just another loss and we cannot decide where this virus came from if he didn't die directly from that. but it certainly complications of existing conditions paid we can't lead sight of the fact of where this came from, came from china an

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marc siegel says infections are fairly common in people over 75 and there's relief that clinton has beenen antibiotics. >> the good news is it tends to respond well to antibiotics. if he's turning the corner, it's a very good sign. >> the former president's wife, former secretary of state hillary clinton, was also seen leaving the hospital after visiting with him. sounds like they could be going home soon, possibly as early as today or even tomorrow. we should remind our viewers that president clinton did have a quadruple bypass in 2004. he's had two stents to put in his heard. doctors say it has nothing to do with covid-19. >> trace: and icu is not a place, it's a designation. we're going to take about victor davis hanson in just a moment but we also want to talk about inflation. gas prices ticking up another cent. americans are selling out more for gas than they have in seven years. the national average up 50% than a year ago. joining me now, james shelton and former economic adviser to president trump and ari fleischer, a fox news contributor. thanks to both of you for coming on. ari,

there, i need not even explain the action you can look at the map and tell us what happens from here, siegel will be in tactical command of the field and he will counterattack and drive his forces from the battle of p ridge, he is very lucky to get away in the retreat, he is actually needing to retreat south and he's on the northern side of the battlefield the union don't knows the roadmap in van dorn slips around he gets very lucky that kinda comes back with van dorn from time to time to say the least. van dorn writes richmond if they will leave him in command he will be willing to go on the offensive then he would have no problem doing that, the next step is the confederate government finding out that you cannot defend everywhere about thousand mile front of the confederacy and arkansas will be sacrificed, after the battle of p ridge albert sidney johnston consolidates all the forces including the confederate forces from west of the mississippi so van dorn and his command will march east and cross the river they will not make it in time for the battle with albert sidney johnston. what they

fox's casey siegel tells us that apparently started with a fight. they broke out between students. in the shooting inside timber view high school in arlington, texas, outside dallas, turning himself in. he will be charged with aggravated assault. with a deadly weapon three counts police saying the incident started as a fight between students which broke out in a classroom. that's when officials say the alleged suspect, 18 year old timothy george simpkins, pulled a gun and began firing, creating chaos on campus for the roughly 1900 students and staff. there were four victims. one. was minor injuries who refused treatment. three individuals were taken to the hospital. two of those individuals, one student and one staff member needing surgery following the shooting the suspect, reportedly a student at the school, fled the scene, prompting a statewide manhunt for a few hours. as they tried to get him into custody. authorities including the fbi, and 80 f positioned outside simpkins, home weapons drawn hours later, he was in custody. we do have a weapon that was recovered is going to be

my colleague emily siegel found so far in the first four months of this law change, the amount of blacksabout 40%. >> wow, that's substantial. do we know whether other states are looking to do the same thing? >> i spoke to lawmakers at washington state who are following virginia very closely, have already pitched a bill to do the same thing, and banning the use of the low-level traffic stop. we found district attorneys very interestingly in places like san francisco, minnesota, are saying, you know what, you want to make arrests using traffic stops, we're not going to prosecute those people even if we find drugs and guns in those cars during that stop. it's very interesting what's going at the local level in terms of policing and politics. >> simone washelbaum, fascinating reporting. thanks for coming on to talk about it. >>> our eyes are still trained on the white house. we'll bring you president biden's speech on those jobs numbers when it happens. first, though, black land loss. every year, some south carolina families are in danger of losing their land to investors at a county tax au

marc siegel, thank you for joining us.stralia which will lift its ban on international travel. does that mean that my son in australia i can come visit me in america? lauren: absolutely, just in time for our thanksgiving so in november after a long 18 months vaccinated australians can travel wherever with very few restrictions and when they return they will have to quarantine at home for seven days instead of two weeks in a hotel so it's easier for them. looks like new south wales will be the first to to reopen because they will reach the 80% fully vaccinated rate first so that's the goal. as for you going to australia, no details when that can happen but probably soon after australians can travel abroad, so good news is. stuart: if son comes here, he has to be in the house with his wife and kids seven days in your own home quick to-- lauren: yes, he really wants to see you i think he will, but it's relaxing of the strict measures that has the country so isolated. stuart: it's a good thing. i just don't know how much he re

mark siegel will have the latest on covid-19 vaccine booster shots and are christmas tree is latest victimharris: first of all, don't touch my tree. i love it when they give a cohost props. were going to see you, kayleigh. i don't know how often you ask yourself this. there are nearly 50 harmful effects related to sites like facebook, instagram. scientists found side effects ranging from dumb jokes -- that's a side effect? that's funny. to wasting time, depression and even incitement to suicide. we go from one end of the spectrum to a dangerous other. they say most research has focused on the benefits of social network but this means the negative effects of sites like facebook and twitter are overlooked. what are they talking about? >> kayleigh: i looked at the 46 downsides to social media. if you want a healthy relationship with social media, two big pieces of advice to avoid this. number one, don't compare yourself to other people. you see the best parts of their lives and smiling moments, not sad moments, and also dismissed the haters. i laugh when i see the hate tweets because that's w

marc siegel joins us now. i want to ask you, doctor, who should decide on a child's vaccination? by the way. and one more thing about that oakland school district that's very disturbing is there's no test-out option, there's no option if you had covid already and you have at least immunity for three months where i might not even want to give you a shot. there's no leeway or flexibility to that. it's my way or the highway, and that's super-imposed government that there's been so much rebellion against. what if you had a home test for a rapid test at home where people that weren't vaccinated could test twice a week? i've got to tell you, public health, it's probably just as good or more reliable at saying you're not carrying the virus, so i think they've got to have more flexibility here. stuart: are those tests available? a test that you can do in your own home, real fast and real cheap? is such a test available? >> really -- absolutely, yes, except for the last word, cheap. i've been urging the biden administration for weeks now, and if i'm not alone, to do an operation warp seed

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foxes casey siegel tells us that flight was bound for boston, but that jet never got off the ground.dozen people lucky to be alive after walking away from this fiery plane crash this is a good day. this is actually a day of celebration for a lot of people. authorities say that md 87 was attempting to take off from houston executive airport in route to boston. with two pilots, one flight attendant and 18 passengers on board. the youngest just 10 years old. the aircraft traveled 500 ft down the runway but never made it into the air. crashing through a fence and rolling into a field with a full tank of gas before bursting into flames. the plane was engulfed in fire with large clouds of black smoke billowing into the sky when first responders first arrived, but miraculously, all 21, people on board were able to get out of the plane. on their own. however they extracted themselves they're off and no one's deceased and man that is awesome feeling right now for us as first responders, nobody was seriously hurt, too, were taken to the hospital experiencing minor injuries, just lower back pai

with the host of npr's all things considered, robert siegel, to discuss his book in life and leadership. >> you write about a life in public service. i want to begin with one of your 13 rules. this is the last and 13th of perpetual optimism being a force multiple light. reading you come i find you the most up to make -- optimistic person i have read in a long time. >> it's important that rule had to be the summary of the 13 rules and it leads to the first one that things will get better in the morning. i start that description by saying that's not necessarily the case but it's the attitude you should have stuck will get veteran you will make them better. it is within your life to make things better. as you go through the rules and end up with perpetual optimism is a force multiplier, it's a military term, we are always looking for ways to enhance the power of air force whether it's by communications or supply lines or whatever it is. we look for things that make the force more effective. i have found in working with human beings and this book is all about working with human beings, i ha

casey siegel is in west texas at the launch seat. >> good morning.er going into the space. we are about 30 minutes behind schedule. liftoff was scheduled for the top of the hour. now t-minus 29 minutes and counting. 3 times faster than the speed of sound or mock-3. that's how fast the new shepherd rocket engine will take offa and propel that vehicle to the boundaries of space. the internationally recognized boundary of space. more than sixty miles up. the 4 passenger including william shatner will experience zero gravity for about 3 or 4 minutes before they come back down. the entire mission from liftoff to touchdown lasts a whopping 11 minutes. for those on board it's only 8 minutes for the reusable rocket engine which separates from the crew capsule and flies back to the launch site on its own arriving 3 minutes before the passengers are schedule to touch down. no doubt this has got the small town of 2000 people of van horn, texas, it's got them talking. listen. >> he and mr. spock were the ones that got me interested in space and science fiction.

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marc siegel. fantastic news, what can you tell us? >> marc: exciting news.ing head of the transplant institute at nyu has a long history as kidney pioneer driven bys his quest for a heart transplant. he's performed the first animal to human pig kidney transplant. i caught up with him after the surgery. >> we want to make sure as many people as possible have that opportunity. unfortunately, nearly half of the people who are waiting for an organ won't make it. >> marc: dr. montgomery pioneered a lottery system that has saved thousands of lives. >> the idea that person would give their kidney to someone who had living but incompatible donor and that donor would give to someone else. >> first 2-1/2 days successful kidney transplant to genetically altered pig kid 92 to human is groundbreaking. montgomery, the surgeon, says it is was more difficult than a human surgery with the rejection deleted. >> we can say it functioned well, it did all the things that a kidney is supposed to do. it acted like a human kidney transplant and we didn't see any evidence of rapid r

marc siegel, tammy bruce, congressman andy biggs, big hour in "the faulkner focus" next. >> dana: they of more than 10 victims discovered in a beach town. now the long island serial killer remains elusive. but new technology could lead to answers. laura engel is live in gilgo beach new york. you've covered this for many years. >> that's right. investigative team is digging into the murder mystery for the better part of a year with our cameras rolling to give you an inside look at this investigation. this is known as the long island serial killer case. some people know it as one of the most notorious crimes in the country and it took place right along the shores on long island. we have an exclusive the share with you. for the first time the district attorney allowed a camera crew inside the crime lab where investigators are now using cutting edge technology, including a system to collect dna from rough objects being used to retest physical evidence that has been preserved for the last 10 years. it's key. nine of the 10 victims whose remains were found along the parkway were sex workers

marc siegel is going to come on for that. you know what the good news is. >> dana: fox news alert now. near the appalachian trail, confirming they took a call from a man who said he saw gabby petito's fugitive fiance, brian laundrie near the tennessee border on saturday. >> it took him a second to get anything out, and he said man, i'm lost. i need to go to california. i was like wow. i don't know the directions to california. he was like yeah, me and my girlfriend had a fight. man, i love her. she called me. i need to go to california to see her. >> dana: let's bring in nancy grace, host of "crime stories with nancy grace." what is this clue? if it was brian laundrie, what does it tell you about where you might be? >> well, number one, how did he get a hold of a white truck? is it in his name? did he borrow it from someone? did his parents facilitate that? was that even brian laundrie? here is the reason it could be laundrie. it is a very rugged trail. if you are out there for a couple of weeks, that takes some real know-how

mark siegel calls it the bow and the power of science. he joins us now. initially what he said about the holidays. >> we can gather for christmas or it's just too soon to tell? >> you know, morgan, it's just too soon to tell. we've got concentrating on continuing to get those numbers down and not tried to jump ahead by weeks and months and say what were going to do at a particular time. >> what did you think about that? too soon to tell if families can gather over the holidays? i'm thinking even if there vaccinated? >> that comment was pretty awkward at best. i'll tell you what the problem is, it's that dr. fauci is a researcher and immunologist and the vaccine knowledges, but he doesn't see patients every day. i see patients every day and there asked me about their travel plans for the holidays already. you know what i tell them? i say look to see if the area you're planning on going to has a lot of restrictions. how you get tested, can you do it with a home kit. watch out for airports, where are you flying? where are your airplanes, that is the kind of

marc siegel will help us figure it out. from a lifetime to scheduled shift.t biden supreme court commission has ideas for changes to the nation's high court and it's weighing on progressives call for court packing. live on capitol hill with more on this. >> good to see you. this is probably not what progressives were hoping for, but the question is will they continue their call to expand the court despite this latest setback? according to this 200 page document, this report that just came out yesterday, the commission is suggesting that growing the size of the court would not achieve balance writing this "the risks of court expansion are considerable including that it could undermine the very goal of some of its proponents, restoring the court's legitimacy. however, the commission is open to term limits for justices writing a system of term limits would advance the constitution's commitments to checks and balances and popular sovereignty. the commission does not find term limits to be partisan. some democrats believe the current number of conservative judges

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joining us is jeremy siegel from wharton school of business you're usually pretty bullish, but last weekthat's climbing faster than maybe the fed realizes at this point >> absolutely, becky, and so i think it's going to be a challenging quarter, this fourth quarter, maybe into the first quarter of next year i think inflation will run a lot hotter than what the fed thinking you know, next week wee get the cpi, 0.2, 0.2 on the month, but with you see costs going up everywhere i think there will be pressure on the fed actually not only to start the taper, they're going to announce that, but to taper faster than what the market thinking that is where i think the market is going to be a little bit surprised and challenged and say, my goodness if they have to taper faster, that does mean that the rise in interest rates is -- you know, speaking to joe's earlier comments about an hour ago about the money supply i've been harping about the money supply explosion over the last 124 months. it's unprecedented the liquidity in the market. i mean, it's -- it is feeding into prices, and that's inevitab