our daily lives when covid won t be a daily crisis. you heard him talk about that in his press conference two weeks ago that is something that jeff zion said during the covid briefing earlier today is there is active and ongoing work plan to develop a path forward and this is there is constant discussion about that. i think what you are referring to as the it relates to new york, which is an important component, especially as americans are consuming what it means and where we are going, of masks and what the mask guidance is. will: brian, i think this administration will soon change their messaging on mandates and on covid. ainsley: they are going to have to. will: they will declare victory. they will say their policies pos have covid. these measures are the reasons we are coming out of this. i want to say as we come out of this, let s look at what has changed and it will tell us how we got into this. nothing in the past two weeks has changed. no science has changed. no objective
york and many other states across this nation are starting to watch mask mandates roll back. by the way, good morning and welcome to fox & friends. will cain filling in for steve doocy along with your regular friends this morning. if you are one of these. ainsley: forgot your name. will: i m winging it. mask mandates have begun to roll back. i almost think suspiciously at the same time the system has decided that you do not need to wear masks if you are an adult. but, ainsley, as you point out for many of those states like the one we are sitting in right now new york, school children still have to wear masks. ainsley: and they have to wear them on the playground. if they are on the school campus they have to wear their masks. these kids are the least-likely to get sick from covid. the democrats and these teachers unions, they are playing politics with this. first graders are having a problem reading. all the teachers you talk to say those numbers are down. they are not where th
vaccine. paul, you applied for a religious exemption. you didn t get it what is it like being on leave without pay? it s extremely stressful. you guys were just speaking on it yourselves that the cost of everything right now is extremely high. and supporting a family, paying your mortgage it s not easy for anybody. even in when we are working full time. so the stressors that we take home to our families and trying to keep the faith alive and keep the family dynamic intact is very tough during this time. brian: what about the whole unit, sophie? can you guys afford to lose and ladies afford to lose 600 people? i don t think that that s a great possibility for the city of new york because we have already been under staffed in the past prior to covid. and to add to that shortage would be, i think, disastrous for the city and the public. brian: paul, marched monday,
moving to texas because they understand that we afforded our kids normalcy. my kids have been without masks since august of 2021. ainsley: my tallia, i m a new yorker here. i on upper east site side and you are on upper west side. we are seeing the impact on our kids. vu talked to teachers at the school ha said kids are behind because of kids being on zoom. i have a little one and teacher says everyone in her school is behind now because of covid. learning loss is undeniable. possibly a couple years behind my kids have said there are many classes in which they are kind of bored and they feel like they are learning things that they learned a couple of years ago
i don t know that there is an end in sight. there is absolutely zero being done by this administration to curb inflation rate. and i assume it s going to continue to go up. just another reason that people are looking forward to november of 22 and november of 24 as soon as they can get there. will: to bring this full circumstantial you are exactly right. no matter what kind of pivot they make at the state of the union. as long as that number goes up. his approval rating goes down. not much you can do about that. brian: see what happens with covid-19. thanks so much. thanks, have a good one. brian: one thing did i from last year, because you went to the super bowl last year, right? first time i had super bowl home in a while, i saved my avocado from last year so this way i have the old price. it s going to be, i don t have to pay the 1.24. ainsley: wonder if you can save avocado you can freeze bananas and fruit can you freeze avocado. what do you think carley. carley: i wou