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that's who elon musk wants on twitter. and, i hope advertising that type of question, do they want to invest in a platform that gives a platform to literally a neo-nazi? that's what we're dealing with. >> that is an excellent point that you've raised. maybe just thinking about that journey that you had to endure based on this person. and, so many others that did it mandate, the idea that there is more than just him but there was an audience and there was a waiting audience and then follow this directive, it just seems unbelievable that this is where we are. but, care, up the point that dean was racing at the end there i mean we know that, for example this is a person that is separate into part from andrew england. but, there has been decisions by different advertisers, or companies. nike, for example has cut ties with brooklyn next guard, kyrie's errands, following of course the scandal surrounding his decision to retweet and antisemitic movie and messaging. , and appear business side of, this kara, i mean there are its least financial consequences
i mean, you can you can argue i whether you think that's racist ,dealing with one racial demographic. but surely when she's taken tak on boardin your clients, she mu ask them, what's your heritage? where are you from? heritage or where are you from? heritage or right. you can'. t mandate that everyoe talk about their identity all ad the time and then punish people for asking about your identity. >> i mean, it's like them. ie yn act of aggression. i appreciate your coming on tonight, father calvin robinson , really a reason of hope for the anglican church.f >>hope so at the very beginning almost two years agobegi, o the covid pandemic, there wa at least one person said, wait,a a second, this came from a lab. and that was a chinese and physician, a lemington. and in saying that, of course, she risked her life, she fled china, and she told the world that the coronavirus had been created in wuhan by the chinese military and she didn't get rich, saying thate been actually we wondered what's her lifee sinc been like since now she's been vindicated? she joins us next. joins ushello, i'm mike lindellm
session in the fall, and louisiana has, for years, had one of the most generous exemption policies for school mandates of any state in the united states. so the two sides are going to have to come together in some way. i are going to have to come together in some way. i guess a mandate. _ together in some way. i guess a mandate. the — together in some way. i guess a mandate, the idea _ together in some way. i guess a mandate, the idea of _ together in some way. i guess a mandate, the idea of it - together in some way. i guess a mandate, the idea of it is - together in some way. i guess a mandate, the idea of it is it - mandate, the idea of it is it increases the number of children taking the vaccine, but actually it might have a polarising effect and almost do the opposite? polarising effect and almost do the opposite?— the opposite? well, it can. it -ushes the opposite? well, it can. it pushes some _ the opposite? well, it can. it pushes some parents - the opposite? well, it can. it pushes some parents away i the opposite? well, it can. it i pushes some parents away from vaccinating because of that mandate, that theyjust bristle at having a mandate forced upon them, and that is a challenge in many parts of the world and other sites as well.— other sites as well. what is the epidemiological - other sites as well. what is the epidemiological impact j other sites as well. what is i the epidemiological impact we are seeing from the lower vaccination rates? i5 are seeing from the lower vaccination rates?- vaccination rates? is this omicron _ vaccination rates? is this omicron surge _ vaccination rates? is this omicron surge is - vaccination rates? is this i omicron surge is continuing to 0micron surge is continuing to spike in louisiana, we set another record just yesterday for the number of new cases
narrating all of that, we can really see all of that person defending her coworker. if you're going to disparage -- if you're going outside and committing hypocrisy and expect others to follow you and you don't want to be a real leader and follow your own rules. that's not disparaging you, that's called a receipt. >> and we brought them. jason, take us home. >> i'd like to see what this suppose it consequence for noncompliance as, because i think that citizens should gather petitions and go to the prosecutors and police and say here's a video of somebody violating their own city policy, why don't you arrest them or do whatever the consequence is and let them not only live under the rules, but actually suffer the consequence of what that suppose it mandate is. i haven't seen any of these democrats have to pay the penalty for whatever the noncompliance penalty is supposed to be. >> grade point. we have a fox news alert for
think parents have had enough at this point? >> tammy, you know, i think a lot of parents are very concerned and especially if you are in new york city. and a lot of other cities that are probably going to follow suit. because, now all of a sudden you are not making the decision over whether your child needs to get vaccinated. it's been made by the mayor. it's not being made by healthcare provider you trust. frankly, i think this mandate is harsh. it's unwarranted. it's going to be devastating economically. and frankly it may be unconstitutional. i think it's going to take some time for us to figure out if that's going to happen. boy, i feel sorry for the small businesses that are already struggling trying to survive in new york city. now they are going to face it mandate. >> tammy: excellent point, patrice. this is four days before the holiday. the other mandate a few days before the end ever the year when he is out and eric adams is in. it's really like new york is being punched in the face maybe because they didn't vote for him for president. do you think this is just a
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teachers within your system? >> no. right now no vaccine mandate. we are mandating masks, which is an important mitigation strategy for us. we just this week launched a campaign for vaccines. our goal, you heard from dr. hotez earlier on the show, trying to get to 85 to 90% vaccination rate. we launched a campaign called vaxxed to the max. we are shifting from strongly encourage to incentive. we are incentivizing for staff and students. we're not talking about a mandate. if that's the role we play, we'll talk about continue the near future. >> what about, look, the incentive campaigns haven't totally worked but it seems of all different don't call it mandate mandates that seem to be effective, the nfl has one which is as your vaccine percentage goes up, your privileges go up.
this headline in the wall street journal as the administration tries to pick out the corporate executive. some here say it's going to kick more workers to the unemployment office. gary b, what do you mean? >> absolutely, brenda. this has ceo's and corporations quaking? their boots and you have the government reaching down and trying it mandate who is running these private companies and so you know what's going to happen the companies are going to say, now what, it's cheaper, it's easier, more effective to go off shore and more and more, they'll send jobs and employees and even executives off shore and you know what, there goes the jobs for them and you know, it's rich and this is the government that just, you know, one number to throw out and the chevy volt, and that great government motors car, 281 cars and these things, with more precision up to the government is the wrong way to go. >> julian, you would argue