crowded restaurants, schools, and sporting events, even though they lack the advanced air filtration systems that you find on planes. but the surgeon general says public transit is different. airplanes and buses and trains are for unique settings because we bring a lot of people together in a closed setting for a long period of time. and not everyone has the option to not travel. and, bret, several major universities, including georgetown american and johns hopkins have reinstituted their indoor mask mandates. and the city of philadelphia plans to do the same this coming monday. back to you. bret: jonathan serrie, live in atlanta. home to the y dz cdc. jonathan, thank you. the illegal immigration crisis has come to the nation s capital tonight. it s a move the white house refers to as a publicity stunt. lucas tomlinson shows us this evening from washington. good evening, lucas. good evening, bret. the first bus load of migrants from texas migrants arrived here
credit on the other side of this as he has held nato together. but it may be time to do more. if we are going to do more, the president is going to have to laid out for the american people some of the pain we may face not only in the agriculture and energy market but what we may face militarily as well. i hope he does that. bret: brit, at the same time the biden administration is scrambling to figure out what they will do if chemical weapons are used, written like this politico the current moment echos former president barack obama s red line in syria in which he pledged that chemical weapons used by syrian president bass sar al-assad would trigger a u.s. response. current administration officials insists that situation is dramatically different now and biden made no such red line declaration either but take a listen to both. we would respond, we would respond if he uses it, the nature of the response would depend on the nature of the use. it would trigger a response in
brit, and remember how much coverage was given to that moment. brit: oh, yes. bret: and those allegations. are matter of 24 or 48. it didn t stop president biden from coming out and saying these border agents were going to pay. he has been notably silent on this sense and now we know probably inevitable that they have been cleared of doing anything wrong there. they were using their reigns to deal with the horses. this is another example of the administration on the border and border issues. they slow-walk these issues because i think in the end they believe that their constituents in the democratic party wanted these migrants to come and come by the hundreds of thousands. bret: let me just turn, harold, to the issue of covid and policy, public policy do you
seeing now is an increasingly unified nato alliance, one that is about to bring in, as you said in your previous segment, the northern flank in terms of finland and sweden in all likelihood is going to represent unified europe with american backing against the russian forces in the long-term, that s something that s good for peace and civility and we all should applaud. bret: panel, as always, thank you. bret: finally tonight a special report salute. rock slide. bret: she calls herself the dirty explorer but that was one clean get away. a tiktok user filming along an alaskan highway notices an incoming rock slide. she books it down the road. take a look at this, to warn a driver.
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