which is what they should distance. doing. and people are going to hang out with their friends at home which exactly what happened. which is why the study says that lockdowns don t work. brian: think about this in canada. still in the middle of a lockdown. you can t go to a coffee shop at night. you can t hang out. you will get tickets. remember, we had cops walking on the beach separating people on towels. unless can you prove you are with your own family. this was a comedy but a painful comedy that we are still living in right now. carley: i fault people less for march 2020 and making those decisions when this virus just hit. nobody knew what the heck was going on. quick lockdown is reasonable. but then i mean, we had another lockdown just a month ago with omicron when we know, when we saw the data and we knew that lockdowns don t work. this isn t the first this is the most significant study because it s johns hopkins bus but there was data that suggested this before.
president s leaked remarks as they were described. i do want to caution folks that obviously this isn t the first teem that the opinions of world leaders have gotten out. it s not the first time they haven t been favorable. they ll get over it. and as long as they re uniied when it matters, we ll be okay. sure. these are all adults here. i want to ask you about macron s role that he had stepped into over the last couple days, meeting with zell len ski today, vladimir putin for five hours yesterday, has to be the biggest table i ve ever seen in my life. what do you make of the leadership role he s trying to take here? and do you share his assessment that there may be an off-ramp available here if the russians decide to take it? i think there s i completely agree there s an off-ramp. it s always been there. but there could be negotiations on arms, on placement of missiles, on exercises. those are all things that are very fair to talk about. but the subject of negotiations not at th
reporting is it could happen in ever larger numbers as he intensifies this assault. there is this 40-mile convoy approaching kyiv. and from the capital of kyiv, we saw the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, address the european parliament and this was emotional. the translator seemed to get choked up as he was relaying the words of the ukrainian leader. i was getting choked up. this isn t the first translator there was a german translator last week who got emotional as we heard yet another plea and speech from zelenskyy. he has stepped up in ways many people never anticipated. many people would have expected he would have left the country, the united states apparently offered him access to leave too. and he has stayed down, doubling there with his people, and talking to western countries, saying not only do i need your help right now, we need your recognition, we are you. and you saw how uncomfortable it is. you and i were talking about this off camera, they re sitting there i
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better take control. do you see that being kind of the natural trajectory of all the rhetoric we have been hearing? tammy, that s what we have been seeing happening around this country. and this isn t the first case of this. at america first policy institute we are looking closely at all these cases. tammy: excellent. we weighed in on the case of the navy seal. this is a child. this is crazy. this is a 13-year-old child. and, parent, it is your choice whether or not your children are going to be vaccinated. not teachers, not the socialists. not the school bureaucrats who go rogue and they have to be held accountable. ironically, the school was named the barack obama school. it reali was. tammy: we have seen in schools again it s not just the vaccinations, we have seen pushes for minors to be able to get abortions and parents saying parents shouldn t have to be