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>> jeez, meanwhile, a new study published in the annals of eternal medicine finds at the aftermath of covax goes far beyond the number of wounded. the study found it a four fold increase in health care spending as a direct result of a non fatal fire arm injury, along with a substantial increase in physical pain and major spikes in psychiatric support and substance abuse support. those effects could be seen in victims family members. joining me now is the doctor who conducted that study, doctor dr. zirui song, the associate professor of health care policy and medicine at harvard medical school....

$6,500. we lose american income, american household wealth, and then you look over to china, their co2 -- which hunter biden was receiving millions from, while his father is on the taxpayers' dime. we are supposed to trust that somehow, president biden is going to be tough on china, figure out their co2 problem, while we pay the price. >> dan: i am a retired >> dan: i am a retired cia officer, not a scientist, so i will leave it to the scientists about climate change. the evidence is clear about the earth warming and sea levels rising in the arctic melting. when i was in the intelligence commu...

Incoherent rants and non sequiturs. most of the time they're easily ignored because they're so delusional. think, for example, the pandemic. according to trump, he saved the world. according to the office of a new book on the administration's handling of the crisis, the reality is very, very different. "the washington post" obtained a copy of the book, nightmare scenario, and in it, "washington post" reporters conclude that their response to the pandemic was rudderless. we know their incompetence ultimately allowed for more than 605,000 americans to die from the virus. for much of the crisis, ...

Have topped 70% and reopening is in full swing, but we pier not out of this yet. on friday 304 americans died from covid-19, 304, adding to a death toll over 605,000. right now five states are experiencing an increase in cases, and vaccination rates are declining as the highly contagious delta variant is on the rise, but did it have to be this way? researchers have long claimed that much of this could have been avoided if the trump administration had adopted more widespread prevention protocols much earlier on, if they hadn't been in denial. andy slavitt, former biden white house senior veras ...