occurrence of this? you talked about already there being 200 similar cases just this year in the us? similar cases ust this year in the us? . ., , similar cases ust this year in the us? . . , ., similar cases ust this year in theus? a . , ., the us? actually we have 189 mass shootings, the us? actually we have 189 mass shootings, defined - the us? actually we have 189 mass shootings, defined by l the us? actually we have 189 - mass shootings, defined by more than four victims shot or killed, not including the gunmen themselves. this has been the most deadly and we are only in the month of may. we need several things. we need a federal ban on assault weapons in this country. we need to ensure they are doing everything they can to follow the will of the american people and put common sense gun controls but also we need gun manufacturers in other countries to make sure they are not creating and selling these weapons to how folks since politicians will not comply. these are some o
lessons learned from each surge of the us has seen and try to go back to normal, and that, number two, the health care system in this country has not changed to address a lot of the inequalities that were exposed by the pandemic, which made this virus hit those in low income communities and others far more than the rest of the population. so a lot of pessimism, i would say, on this day and usually trying to absorb again how this has shaped and change the us. $5 again how this has shaped and change theus. a. again how this has shaped and change the us. a. ., ~ again how this has shaped and change theus. a. ., ~ again how this has shaped and change theus. a. ., , the us. as always, thank you very much indeed. the us. as always, thank you very much indeed. let s. .. let s bring in dr krishna udayakumar, who s director of the duke global health innovation centre in north carolina. thank you forjoining us. why do you think the us has had such a big death toll from covid? i think the us
who funded the production of a virus and trying to kill millions of people. is that treasonous mil? ac no, that s not treason is not according to mitt romney. watchat. i do want to point out how much i personally p and i believeyo the great majority ofu the people in our country respect you individually and professionally for the work that you do. you are scientists, not politicians. nevertheless, you are being made subject toth the, theus political whims of various political individuals p andwh that comes at a high cost,ic which unfortunately i fear will lead some to not want to participate in helping our government make scientific choices. ke mittr: romney learned back from the streetet. rn so the concern here, of course, is democracy and that s the word on the lips of everyio concerned person on television. what about ourn. democracy? every day you hear that . so justt a quick civics keptgo democracy is a form of government in which elected representatives representey
0 saturday 65%. i m bill hemmer. i m right there. i m marino and this is the fox news. right now america is listening for the fox news with top news stories of newsweek and providing a contrast perspective here anywhere else download the fox news weathertech fox news project dot phasing-in. welcome to tucker carlson tonight when you think of american states that havete fallen right off the ledge intoe the deep end of vacuous lifestyle liberalism and we do think of them from time to time, you probably think of vermont, vermont, a place that banned fracking despite the fact it has f done a single oil or gas well in the state. > or maybe you think of massachusetts where virtuallyee all human pleasure has been banned for decades, if not . nturiesn and of course you think of california, california, a place where one city is now paying people to be transgender. all of these are famously liberal places. so you re not surprised. but utah is not a liberal place . when you think of utah, you im
he s not wrong. san francisco s adult assistance program actually does give eligible adults six hundred and twenty bucks per month plus a free transit pass and much more . butt apparently. that s not enough for san francisco liberals. ch are ts now reportedly asking people to open their doors open openly . welcome homeless right into their homes to live with them. okay, i say we start with nancy pelosi s house. then we ll go neighbor to neighbor, a neighbor insidens her gated mansion and see how many of her neighbors adopte one of the homeless people it with reaction. author of the new book everything reminds me of something which by the way, you can now get on amazon.com. adam carolla .com adam carolla a is back with us , likely to get us about four hundred thousand articles written after your last appearance in case you didn t notice. ap timewondering ahead of how much trouble you re going to get me in tonight. note, the theus idea i always say liberalss are generous with other peopl