day and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. raymond we start on broadway where a diva seems to have lost some of her star power. following a performance of company patty during a q and a session with the audience singles out a patron and sang a new song that could be called don t cry for me dr. fauci. put your mouth over your nose, that s why you re in the theory. that s the rule. if you don t want to follow the rule, get the [bleep] out. i m serious. you re sick. you are. you do not respect the people that are sitting around you. you don t pay my salary. chris harper pays my salary. who do you think you are? the question is, who does she think she is. look, patty lapone is one of the greatest performers on broadway she is a power house but you and
consulting. and an msnbc medical contributor. ebony, thank you much so much for joining, me dr. hilton. i want to talk to you about what we re seeing with, first of, all this new test. can you talk a little bit about it? it s one of those welcome things. we need more things in our tool box. it s the instant breathalyzer, it s fantastic in that it can give you results within three minutes. the only drawback that it has is that at this point we don t have enough of them. the company says they can make about 100 machines every week. when i urge the public and i urge our politicians and our government to think about is, where exactly are we going to put these tests? if we have a medically scarce resources, we need to put them in the communities that need them the most. where the most vulnerable communities? where those essential workers work. the very persons who passed away earlier in the pandemic. where the racial minority communities are, where black americans have a 60% higher mortal
best for their students and no interest in stifling that. joining me dr. albert bruisard a long term editor of textbooks for middle and high schoolers. doctor, thank you for being here. i believe the statement issued to we mere at cnn yesterday, totally belied by the email i sent out put on the screen. i don t know if you want a piece of that. i also note for 25 years you ve been writing textbooks. you re the real deal, mcgraw-hill is your publisher, what do you make of this controversy? i believe they re both right and wrong, it does indeed take perspective before the events of january 6th came into play. we have a specific legislation in texas that does not allow teachers to teach what we call in academia difficult dialogues. i think it s clearly going to be, let s just say, a high
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reported that the cdc with held critical data on boosters and hospitalizations and waste water analysis. the most egregious is about vaccines and booster effectiveness in young are adults. what is infuriating is their excuse for these sec resy. they said they might be misinterpreted as the vaccines being ineffective joining me dr. scott jensen and another doctor a board certified doctor. we have known this entire time that the cdc has been hiding the ball. whether we were talking masks or now on this issue of the