happen to our children later. we want to give them the best chance for opportunities, for growth, for their health. i think we re looking at the wrong thing, which is that parents should be thinking about the long-term consequences of covid-19. we know that in this age group of 5- to 11-year-olds more than 8,000 children have been hospitalized to covid. more than 140 of them have died, and thousands may be living with long-term consequences not from a vaccine but from the coronavirus. that s what we should be focused on. there is no evidence whatsoever for any other vaccine causing long-term consequences for children. there s no evidence that in some way that this may impact fertility or anything long term when it comes to the vaccine. so we really should be a lot more worried about the virus in the short term as well as long-term consequences on our children as opposed to the vaccine. such a great point. ththththk you. thank you. at any moment democrats may emerge from a key mee
[ applause ] how about our studio audience. we love you. mandatory vaccinations but what s happening on jesse: hello, everybody. i m jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, richard fowler, kennedy and dan bongino. 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. jesse: president biden on capitol hill moments ago trying to savage $3.5 trillion socialist agenda. the president not sounding too confident after stepping out of the meeting. i m tell you we re going to get this done. [shouting] it doesn t matter when.
education employees in new york city have a shot. neil: got it bryan llenas, thank you very much. more than a few things developing this hour. we hope you join us tomorrow. 10:00 a.m. eastern time. you might have a better idea live weekend show about where we stand not only with teachers and those worried about mandatory vaccinations but what s happening on jesse: hello, everybody. i m jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, richard fowler, kennedy and dan bongino. 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. jesse: president biden on capitol hill moments ago trying to savage $3.5 trillion socialist agenda. the president not sounding too confident after stepping out of the meeting. i m tell you we re going to get this done. [shouting] it doesn t matter when.
manchin s public comments, it s a huge number but if we can pay for it i ll get behind it. i think he sounds very positive for joe manchin and the fact that he said, you know, we have to see how to pay for it. he s going to you know, they ll have to sort out the taxes. there s going to be biden wants a rise in corporate taxes. he wants to tax people who make more than $400,000 a year. the corporate taxes are going to be tough. he wants to tax capital gains so i think there will be some negotiations around that. but basically a great sense of optimism on capitol hill right now, certainly among democrats if this thing could actually happen. also i saw the nation was concerned about he wants more for fossil fuels in the proposal. but i think these are things that can be negotiated. i think schumer is sounding positive and so is bernie sanders, who wanted 6 trillion
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