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Employees, particularly if you're in an industry where those employees either work closely next to one another or come into frequent contact with the public, for example, flight attendants on airplanes and things of that ilk. i think it's much more to sustain that mandate than for a government entity to impose the vaccine mandate rit large. >> what if you're the employer? you run a restaurant and you don't have time know are any interest to start checking people's vaccine status. so you don't do it. i talked to a sheriff at l.a. county and he says he's got enough on his hands to just deal with...

Four i probably tired out your audience showing x-rays. x-rays of these patients, otherwise healthy, are filled with post from covid. they're not clear with you. that's number one. i would say just two feet off what eugene and susan have said, we're talking about disinformation and misinformation, but there's also just confusing information that exists. i look at l.a. county, for example. that decided to do an indoor mask mandate. but with all due respect, i understand wanting to err on the side of caution. but when you make a move like that that's counter to what the cdc has put out there, yo...

I look at l.a. county that decided to do an indoor masking mandate. with all due respect, i understand wanting to error on the side of caution. but when you make a move like that is counter to what the cdc has put out there, you have to have science to back it up. what do they have? they have a 60%-plus one dose vaccination rate. test positivity, 3% or less. their hospitals are not stressed right now from covid. the reason i say this is when it comes the fall, winter, we're going to have regional outbreaks. the people need to feel that the public is making moves based on science. there's a lot...

>> my pleasure. >> neil: the district attorney at l.a. county investigating exploding government salaries. the probe following hundreds of people storming a city council meeting, ticked off about reports the city of some 38,000 is paying its manager $800,000 a year. the police chief there is raking in nearly half a million bucks, more than the police chief in l.a. frank lung says this spending gets folks fuming but we see it again and again. >> we see it again and again because they don't vote big spenders out of office and distinguish between pork barreling and earmarks and don't hold them ac...