No one is wearing masks, everybody seems to be in pretty good shape. bill: now the administration is pushing for americans to get the latest round of covid boosters. meanwhile more than 100 schools nationwide still require vaccinations for students on campus. some of them keeping the mask mandate. dr. marc siegel has a view on this. fox news contributor. you have been with us since the beginning of this pandemic. is covid still a problem? covid is not over but what should be over are these superimposed dogmatic, government-fueled mandates. rutgers university is a state university of new jersey. the state is behind this. you talk about mandates. 1100 universities don t have them anymore. 100 do. rutgers is one of the 100. listen to this. they aren t mandating a flu shot even though there is a huge flu season in australia now and a lot of kids are affected.
So you can tell how serious this federal indictment is by watching how republicans are dealing with it. and they fall into two general groups. there are his dogmatic followers who ignore the facts that trump is being charged for hiding multiple classified documents from the department of justice, even when they politely asked for them back. nah, let s ignore the obvious and inject a heavy dose of what aboutism. who better? kevin mccarthy, do the documents belong to trump? what documents? the dumps. if they re classified, they should be given back. i don t believe the classified document has that president biden, they don t belong to him either. and i don t believe that hillary clinton when she had the server and bought the new software to bleach it all had the right to do that either. yeah, but, yeah, but, yeah.
To them, they didn t go for a firs d at. they went back to the power broker. broker.es that telwel us ? what does that del us? he s well, he s a perfect fit fort fi the biden white house. he is , on the one hand , a dogmatic, doctrinaire, hard core leftist, as we ve seenn with tyrannical edicts on covid, trying to gleefull hil crush small business with ath a twinkle in his eye, ruin your life while he smiles happily and at the same time, he is plugged in with wall man street. he s a man of wall street , a man who s profited off of others health care, misery. so he s for this white house cronyism, corruption , and radical leftism. so expect to see even more extreme radical policiespoi under zine s over the next two years. well,e next two stephen , wee today that he s big shock in fs, favor of the u.s.. going back to the trans-pacific trrtnership would be a total disaster. but then thiacifics goes back to something that i just
About the government s economic credibility, about what people are going to be experiencing as a result of the measures announced, that package of tax cuts. i don t think it has yet reached the state of mutiny. people are trying to keep lid on things and keep calm heads in terms of talk and speculation of letters of no confidence going on. i think there is definitely a sense of anxiousness and concern about the government s policies, words like reckless, inept, ortoo dogmatic have been used to me today. i don t think there is a sense that tory mps are about to go into full blown mutiny over this just yet. clearly, there is a sense that they do want to give the budget time to work, evenif to give the budget time to work, even if there is nervousness, concern and disbelief in various quarters about the level of growth, for example, the government says it is going to generate. there is plenty of anxiety within the tory party about how things are unfolding. but labour and the
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No one has covered the join just now. so much for coming on. so first of this amendment of the defense national authorization act. what is this exactly? well, since his name is attached to it, you know that it s nothing good. it s not like he is a transparency champion for good government. to your point, what this means is he s trying to get this into a massive bill that will enable the department of defense to conceal information the defense department has been involved in, especially to my dogmatic especially related to law enforcement, which we know is unlawful.
Explain. yeah, look, i come from the william f. buckley mold of conservatism, i was at national review for 20 years and one of the reasons in my first book one of the arguments i made was that you can t say that anglo-american conservatism is fascist and also condemn it for being sort of libertarian on free markets, for limited government, for constitutionalism. those sort of dogmatic commitments, these classically liberal conservative commitments immunize the right against fascism. what i did not anticipate 13 years after the book came out was how much those commitments and how fast those commitments, those dogmatic, you know, habits of the heart could vanish in the era of social media and cult of personality worship of donald trump. i still think knows things immunize you against the fascist temptation but you have to believe in them and big chunks
Of the world? invariably, i think we are living through a time of constitutional change and i think that the future of northern ireland is something that may be transformed within the next one or two decades. in terms of concerns, my concerns are, i suppose, the perpetuation of dogmatic and tribalistic politics. ..but already shown a war torn world. in northern ireland, identity shapes aspirations. divisions are being challenged, and difference is being more valued. ..to learn from all failure, true titanic. the range of people who took part in the service here today did reflect how northern ireland s society has northern ireland s society has changed over the last 100 years, and particularly notable, many people afterwards were saying, were the contributions of young people. so school pupils had the opportunity
Case, essentially over her right to irish citizenship. for me it was about ensuring that my own identity as an irish citizen was respected and upheld, but also ensuring that everyone else had that same right. what would your hopes and for that matter your concerns be about the future of this part of the world? invariably, i think we are living through a time of constitutional change and i think that the future of northern ireland is something that may be transformed within the next one or two decades. in terms of concerns, my concerns are the perpetuation of dogmatic and tribalistic politics. ..but already shown a war torn world. in northern ireland, identity shapes aspirations. divisions are being challenged, and difference is being more valued. ..to learn from all failure, true titanic.