it's not impervious glad tim carney. is people putting 14 gas cans we don't know what will happen. was a panic and different administration is in the trump administration could have stopped this panic but guess what, now we have government officials saying no gasoline will be back on thursday. you think people trust them? no. what happened over the last 14 months? our government official expert lied to us about when we're going to be safe. kennedy: no interest in human no one trust the government they think they're lying there fudging the numbers. they think they're exaggerating and withholding all the same time. i understand the impulse to hoard. we've only got like ten seconds, gary hoffmann. how vulnerable are we to future ransom or tax? >> incredibly vulnerable. it might get to the point where people run the united states have to pay california prices for gasoline. that would doom the economy. kennedy: aptly right now is going to go anywhere. about to embark on memorial day weekend which if i'm not mistaken kicks off

during the virtual press conference, washington examiner reporter tim carney pressed gail about his nastyments. watch the good doctor squirm. >> thank you for your question. i will be happy to follow up with you after this. able to take e-mails out of context and tax in terms of how you would like to the print your story. >> laura: what? was there an actual sentence in there somewhere? oh, totally embarrassing. >> thank you, but i'm not taking anything out of context. i shared the screen. it is the entire e-mail exchanges there. >> laura: but again, facts don't matter to the covid klingon. default showed that private schools which did open for in-person learning were not factors of any major covid outbreaks. me moco public schools, they dug their heels in and stayed shut. for footnote scientific reason whatsoever, only 40% of montgomery county school children are actually in class. that is only not even five days a week. and the county chief covid propaganda, mark eldridge is proud of his overthinking. >> this is likely not the last pandemic we are going to see. the virus will continue to