tomorrow the good, the bad, the ugly from 2021. this is my last show of 2021. i will see you in 2022. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight and every night of this year. we have a lot of news to cover. that s it for this special report, fair, balanced and still unafraid. happy new year. ben: good evening and welcome to fox news primetime. back in september, at the annual gathering of our alist toe cratic known as the met gala one of their loudest advocates made a statement with her dress, new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez showed up with a slogan tax the rich emblazened on her down gown. everyone had a good laugh about it the rich after all were there at the party with her and she didn t get her invitation because they actually believe she is any threat to them. give the congresswoman this credit. she knows her business is show business. that isn t the only statement
covid-19 vaccine in january of 2020. array of therapies to new pills tomono colonial anti-bose coming rapidly onto the market. if you don t feel comfortable with the vaccines or those therapies. there are reasonably accurate tests can you take to let you know if you even have covid-19. american citizens and american private enterprise have responded well to this pandemic. but the american government s role in all of this has been mostly to delay, suppress, or create artificial scarcities with all of these things. it s almost as if heaven forbid the ruling class wants this pandemic to continue. they couldn t actually want that, could they? in the places where that grip tightest dreadful continue run. impossible to mitt the political contours as we dip into the 2020 midterm year. call up any presidential map see it immediately. red stays are generally the ones
you can see it in high end restaurants. you have can see it at catered events. can you see it in the cities where the rich gather and the poor work and there is less and less middle class to speak of. they are all blue cities, of course, san francisco, new york, austin, washington, d.c. last month anthony fauci pope of science was spotted hobnobbing at book party for abc jonathan karl at washington s cafe milano. he was pulling his mask off and on as he moved through the crowd and reportedly explained by telling sally quinn who once penned novel about fauci figure before everyone in the authoritarian left was doing it every day i decided if anyone came up that i didn t know i would put my mask on. this was during a citywide mask mandate by the way. but fauci had nothing to worry about. it s not like anyone would arrest him or that he would know any of the help, the masks are for them, after all. on the precipice of the year of
while he was a law student what compels him to say he was arrested in south africa trying to see nelson mandela that never happened. he feels he can always get away with it because he knows there won t be any true consequences. he eventually became president after all and that s despite remember, his first run for president going for the white house, he had to drop out due to plagiarism. stealing somebody else s work as his own. look, if biden ran on being the second coming of george washington in terms of trust. he is as trusted as jussie smollett at this point. there is a new cnn poll out and it finds that two thirds, ben, of the american people do not trust this president. three in four independence, 75% do not trust him. that s a big deal for a guy who basically said trust me, i m not donald trump. well, no one trusts you either, pal. i think there is a different standard too, joe. we a have standard for local
gender and sexuality with my students. because for these kids to know that a queer adult exists do you know that trans people exist and are normal is life-changing to them. ben: unfortunately, this isn t the only instance. this week in california, two teachers were accused of monitoring the online activity of middle school students as young as 12 to see if they might have questions about sexual orientation so they could recruit them for lgbtq club known as the gay straight alliance group. it encourages students to come out all without parental con incident is, of course. here now new york post columnist karl mark wits and naomi. karol, this seems like approach on the part of so many teachers across the country to essentially displace parents as being the people guiding the lives of these young kids at earlier and earlier age. yeah. that s exactly right.