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For asymptomatic infection. i think understand the logic. its important for people to understand that the omicron variant, like previous variants, infects us initially in the upper airways. theres nothing about vaccination that prevents that happening. whats true, as time goes on and more of the population has been infected or vaccinated, is that our immune resistance against infection and against severity of symptoms is going up. one of the things authorities are clearly reacting to is the fact...

Boosted with natural immunity means that maybe we should leave the kids the hell alone. the statistics, science, logic, doesnt matter to the white house. the cdc, the fda. of course the nih or the media mob. they follow the science only when its politically convenient for them. and as always, well, political narrative is far more important than reality. here now with more,e hes runng for the republican nomination for senate in the great state of pennsylvania, renowned surgeon, over 4,000 heart s...

The leaders of public health keep repeating what they said before. keep locking down and issue restrictions and mandates. these policies were implemented across the country and failed to stop the infection. they also failed to stop people from dying in 2020. they dont admit it, but destroyed millions of people. we are seeing a repeat of everything before. a lack of logic and denial of science. >> tucker: its scary as hell. explain something you comingsed. -- said. the end of the pandemic. what d...

One moment today really made me worry. if the court needs its own mental acuity check. justice breyer seemed to suggest that mandates would eliminate 100% of covid cases. >> when they issued this case, there were approximately 70,000 new cases. yesterday, there were close to 750,000. if we delay it a day, if it were to have effect, then 750,000 more people will have covid who otherwise if we didnt delay it wouldnt have. >> wait, so in breyers warped thinking, if oshas mandate is upheld, all infe...

Work. to make sure that people dont have to worry about going to work. unfortunately, the court ruled against the way that we felt was right. we talk to medical experts who supported what we are doing. we spoke to legal experts who said we have the authority to do this. unfortunately, the supreme court had a different opinion. >> part of the logic here, is this idea that it is not specifically a workplace hazard. and there go, cannot fall under oshas purview. covid is a risk that occurs in many ...

Illegitimate. but the reality is, judges dont buy that. i mean, in the very first hearing where they tried to put forth that argument, a judge really pressured the attorneys in which she was trying to make sense of it and basically saying, so, you have to have a law drafted before you embark on the investigation? doesnt that defy logic? thats not verbatim but that was the gist of what she was saying, and what weve seen now, alisyn, is two times, his legal team has tried to put this argument fort...

Make it permanent even will hike up the bills current price tag which manchin wants to keep at $1.75 trillion. i mean, hes not wrong, right? you do want this to be permanent. >> look, he is wrong on this. and even as i was trying to follow your logic, i was getting lost. not if your logic but the logic being made because, look, we score bills based on what the bills are. you cant score a bill based on a fictional cost being added without saying, well, there may be a fictional pay-for added as we...

Situation, a typical arbitrary capricious situation where we say, oh, you didnt consider an alternative carefully enough. we all know what the best policy is. by this point, two years later, we know the best way to prevent spread is for people to get vaccinated. >> thats terrifying. she is actually smart. she is a smart woman. how does she not know this? how is this not even brought up in the oral arguments today? even smart liberals always prefer emotion over facts and logic. to the left, this ...

About this virus. >> should we go and forget the cases metric and go to hospitalizations and deaths? >> we need to be following all three. each case can give rise to many other cases, especially if they start in younger folks that dont have a high risk of going to the hospital or dying. those paths that weve seen before in the past two years of the pandemic, to those that are vulnerable. even if were decouping the cases, well have a smart percentage of the big number of cases that will end up in...

When these guidelines were last updated. weve had vaccines since then. more therapeutics. so, if you think about that generation time, the time when youre infected and the time when youre most likely to transmit, if you think about alpha, that is said to be five days. delta, four days. and omicron is thought to be three days. and even if we get a transmission, we have, you know, monoclonal antibodies, we have increasing oral options that are going to be away in days and we are more comfortable w...