health issue which is kind of an odd question, but explain. the vaccine mandates, what they ve done is taken working class people who work through the whole epidemic, firefighters, doctors, nurses, airline workers, many got covid. they are immune to him we ve seen them treating them like heroes last year and treating them like providers this year. the vaccine works to protect the vaccinated against the disease. they are not threatened by the unvaccinated. in fact, they can get it from the vaccinated themselves. what is going to causes shortages across the country and vital services. you heard about the 70,000 nurses in new york state. we are going to have shortages that overwhelm hospitals because of the vaccine mandate in these coming months. laura: how important our anesthesiologists at one of
this very issue and now we are holding hearings? they don t quite understand that, the american people know that it s politics as usual, hopefully we will get beyond that. laura: great to see you tonight, thank you. vaccine mandates continue to wreak havoc on our workforce and the country. we are going to speak to a doctor who was forcibly removed from the building before defying ucla s mandate. plus, we will explain why the vaccine fight between southwest airlines and its workers is so important, don t go away talking about mental health it s not a sign of weakness, but really a sign of strength. people sometimes don t want to talk about mental health, they don t want to talk about problems that they might have that aren t physical, but those problems are just as real.
joining us now his victor davis hanson, author of the dying citizen in stores now. you write about columbus day in your book. the history moving forward, it s really all about that, isn t it? i think it s an attempt to apply the morality or pseudo-morality of the present to judge preindustrial past. kind of a therapeutic exercise of the elite. i don t think average people really buy into it. a recent poll said two to one, americans want to retain columbus day. i am in a mexican american community of wonderful people had most of the people i know in the knights of columbus which was a fraternal organization in the late 19th century to help impoverished immig from catholic country so this idea that and pseudo-drama, i don t know what to make of it but it would be as if a european or the new world gave to the old world syphilis which scholars think
laura: a white checks in with ouchi before deciding who can have fun? is there a single person in the country still waiting with baited breath for what tony says about any given occasion? on friday, you did share a bizarre video of kamala harris discussing space with children at the naval observatory, blue origin rockets don t go this far out into orbit. i just love the idea of exploring the unknown. i don t know what it is about those craters. the earth is like a spec. engineers who came up with the idea that if you build something that looks like that. dream with ambition, have big dreams. laura: painful.
options. laura: we are going to be following your case as well as many like you, a lot of people around the country for whatever reason it s not right for them at this time. this is wild. we are going to lose a lot of great doctors and health care providers out there. thank you. and if you are one of the thousands left grounded by southwest airlines this weekend, the company would have you believe the cancellations have nothing to do with the employees who protested its vaccine mandate. somehow only impacted one airline really. as the ap notes, the widespread disruption began shortly after the union asked for a federal court on friday to block the airline order that all employees get vaccinated. joining me meat out, stand professor of medicine. you say this isn t just a political issue now, but a