ago. i have never seen it so crowded and i have never seen more rides broken down. i mean, i don t know what s going on. ainsley: really? brian: cutting costs or whatever. never been more less attended. to say how many rides you got up to and they said it s broken. i guess they might have problem getting maintenance people as well. but florida is the destination place, at least for eric swalwell and aoc. they seem to really want to get away from their states because there are so many rules, steve. steve: just leave their mask behind. sure, rub it, in brian, that you went to disney when my entire family was locked down with covid. thanks. brian: they say the whole country is going to get it at one point. [sighs] brian: think about antibody level. hard to think about it now. you get a perfect score on antibodies. steve: hold on a second. you are right. that s what my doctor, dr. ken says, everybody is going to wind up getting this.
students. and i have seen the limitations and the challenges that a teacher faces with remote learning. it s not really effective. it s not also fair to the parents. the parents need to be with the students when they should be earning a living. ainsley: he went on to say that he wants to make his life relevant and he wants to make a difference in the lives of these children. he became a teacher to teach. not be a are the pa of the union. yale university, they are telling the students they are not allowed to leave campus and go to a local restaurant. they have to quarantine there on the campus until february 7th. new york city teachers unions ramping up pressure to go remote. new mayor eric adams says he wants to keep the schools open. in new jersey, where you live, steve, they are looking for retired teachers because of all the staff shortages from covid. brian: i would like to add i m not sure they know what s
now is very different where we were at last year. we have vaccines and boosters part of our arsenal dense covid. they come along with the new treatments that we have as well as retrofitted existing drugs that we have now to combat covid-19. so we are nowhere now where we were the last two years. we are in a much better place. ainsley: okay, great. dr. saphier, great to see you. thank you. thanks for having me. ainsley: you are welcome. stuart scheller jr. is going to join fox & friends for his first live interview after being discharged for criticizing the botched exit from afghanistan. that s coming up. 2 diabetes arp to what s possible. with rybelsus®. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn t for people with type 1 diabetes. don t take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2,
probably true. here s the thing. yesterday he was probably working on that speech that he is going to deliver later today in statuary hall, one year after january 6th. and, you know, what he is going to be talking about today is bawl voting rights. and how we need to pass the voting rights bill through congress. this is something that his party has been pushing for over two years. they were pushing this before one year before last year, while people want to hear about omicron and covid and where the heck is my test, today the president is going to be talking about voting rights which is an important issue. here s the thing looking at interviews president has done. at this point through december 22nd, just before christmas, joe biden has only done 16. donald trump did 72.
booster shot is safe for children 12 and older but is that age group really at high risk? let s bring in fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning. we are hearing not too many cases one in north carolina, a 7-year-old. one in mississippi. three in california. three in houston, texas, cdc says last june they found 7 cases of people that had the flu and they had covid at the same time and being called flew ronna. is that really a thing? i love the way that the media love to sensationalize something. this will be new headline flurona people calling when somebody is testing positive for covid-19 as well as the flu. not a new variation of the vice. having a positive test for covid and it flu. same as testing positive for flu