mean things will necessarily change? rachel, all of us are cheering, hoping, he will face reality and stand up to it. rachel: you say he will face reality. i will change the subject just slightly to show you why i m not as hopeful although i would like to see a change in new york city. i work here in new york city. i can t stand what s happened to the city but you know, my husband sean interviewed a bunch of small business owners who are equally hopeful, not just about crime changing but the mandates destroying their businesses. when you see eric adams walking open streets of new york with a mask on, innorring the science, we know that is completely ludicrous, it doesn t give me confidence that the guy will turn this around. the city is dying not just from crime but so many things including the economic collapse really of small businesses in new york because of ridiculous, non-science-based covid mandates
decision? no i think we have the same question you do. the email we got was pretty vague. i think our big worry is that they are not following the science as you said. omicron is much more mild strain of the virus and are possibly this to play caught minority of students who want maximum covid protection in the face of data that is our big concern. pete: that is my big question, what they re saying reflect how most students field or more compliant student body, let s mask up even though we have a vaccine and go virtual the way it is? are you speaking for a majority here, what is your sense? we have receive overwhelming support for our letter not just in the law school campus but the other campuses as well. the pandemic presented a challenging time for us, we stepped up to the plate, wearing masks, coming together as a community which is why this
and those measures should continue. we hope we re able to return to campus, are asking for tuition reduction, holding it virtually, the price tag to reflect diminished value of a on-line education. pete: yeah. 30,000 a semester an living cost in the d.c. area. you have to pay for that and everything on top of it. that is a mint. that is a lot of money. luke, exit question to you, ultimately if they don t respond to the letter, if they stay virtual, go longer, is there another recourse for you guys? i think we re looking into all the options at this point. i think a lot of us are just worried by seeing the university continue to ignore the science, make decisions they even admit impact the quality of our education so all options are on the table for us. trying to find ways to respectfully put pressure on the university to make sure what we re paying for is what we re
at xfinity.com/moving. . we also are very happy to hear the news that very soon we ll have the fda final approval with a pfizer booster available for 12 to 15-year-olds. we re ready. we re continue to get more kids vaccinated and also boosted this is great. as young as 16 are also eligible. get that done. democrat state officials are pushing a third shot for your children as cdc will reportedly approve the covid booster for those age 12 to 15 as soon as tomorrow. lawrence: unbelievable. fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel is here to react. thanks so much for joining the program. does the science report moving on to boosters for our kids?
others in there. no less than 50% of money to financial aide. you have to do outreach students if they need adjustment on the financial aid. apparently you have to be following the science and following the evidence. yet, lawrence, if you have a young student population, eager to go book to campus, all of which are vaccinated, most are used to wearing a mask, even if it is not effective, especially not necessary with their age group or omicron, they re being told back to the zoom classroom. you re not coming back. it is devastating for kids. lawrence: it is unbelievable, pete. these colleges and public education system as well, $170 billion. look at an example for a second. you have georgetown, 6.1 million, yale 5.2 million, duke 26.8 million, temple, 151.2 million. the university of washington, 205.9 million. van per tilt 28.4 million,