as may or may not know. . and so, yeah, so the declines, e we can t really suggest the clinical significance ofow that. we do know the that the concentration and countm ha has gone downgo.own. we know that the environment plays a big role in that. the number one role, if it s not related to genetics, genetics doesn t change in fifty years. but the environment has changed. and what we ve seen is men have gotten fatter. they ve gone on healthier. men s health is in generaldeclin decline.e re and as a result of that, wsult e measures of that i mn . but we also see changes in men s testosterone levels. we see changes in men s p performance and how they how they their moods, their energy ,their rates of depression have gone uphave. and this is this is bad for women, too, because. heterosexual women want men to d be healthy and happy and women if meno be satisfiedn an . and if men are are well, if their health is in peril, then our health is in peril, too, which is really important for the k
school begins again for the semester on monday. i understand. that s correct. we resume in-person classes next monday. but the thing is,th laura , i mn not going to get the vaccine. i m certainly not going to be coerced by a bunch of anons bureaucrats and so-called experts who think they can make my own personal public health my own personal health decisionss for me. i knowhi this is a fight that s going on across america and it s sad that it s come toat you chicago, which is known as a bastion ofn intellectual freedom and open and vigorous debate. but the only people who don t want to do this are the university administration. and what s the reaction of some , your classmateses your teammates? most of them did comply.in i thinkk a lot of people say,al oh , i ll just take the job. it s s not a big deal and that s fine. that sde they want to do.wh butat what do they say to you? are they resentful, angry, supportive of the support so far since the publication of my piece att the chicag
donald trump was president. vote for me, joe biden told us, and i will shut down covid. i will put in place a plan to deal with the pandemic. i don t shut down the economy. but i will shut down the virus. i am going to shut down the virus! pa i am going to shut down the virus. i will put in place a plan to deal with this pandemic responsibly bringing this country together with testing, tracing, and masking. i mn not going to shut down the country. i will shut down the virus. will: it would be a bit of an understatement to say a yer into his first term, joe biden has not done any of that. as of yesterday, according to the cdc, there have been over 816,000 americans who have died of the coronavirus. at the start of the year, that number was more than 364,000. that means in 2021, under joe biden, more americans have died of covid banded and all of
the time same-sex marriage was not legal in colorado. and so, perhaps, it was more reasonable for the baker to think he was within his rights to refuse serve these customers. harris: that is interesting. moving forward now things have changed. correct. harris: what do you think will happen if this comes up again? i understand the narrow scope of it. but where does this case sit terms of informing the public moving forward? i think it will be very difficult for the courto give some sort of blanket exemption to people who have even sincere religious objections. then what about the person who has sincere religious objections to interfaith marriage or interracial marriage or thinks that would should stay at home and they shouldn t have their own jobs? i mn, t parade of horribles, the slippery slope becomes problematic. i think going forward the court will have to craft some rule but it will have to be narrow rule that doesn t open
laughable. the allegations she s making are simply not true. we certainly don t recognize the campaign she described, we also don t recall some of the events. she said that happened. i m sure her publisher put her under a lot of pressure, i wish he would just put her foot down and said i m not going to do this. he s describing usa hapless pond of your publisher. [laughs] , on the third of nine children and the one thing my parents taught us was to stand up, fight for ourselves, pray, and get up the next day. here s what i know. i was chair of the party, but more importantly i was an officer of the dnc. i ve been a member of the democratic national committee since 1997. i know how things operate, on the former chair of the party, so to suggest to anyone that i don t know what i m talking about, i m not focusing on what robby is saying, unfolding i mn making sure that our party will become stronger. you have to let these wounds heal. we had a competitive primary. i don t know when th