doctor, it s so interesting it s not interesting, it s tragic. these times we re living in if have made obvious public health moves politically perilous. you hear people talking about vaccine mandates as if again we had the nazi analogy, every other crazy analogy, they re going to take away our bibles. i m curious of the 300 or so million americans who got five or six vaccines before they went to kindergarten, did their parents have to trade in their bibles before their vaccines, did they have to trade in bibles when they were required, if they wanted to get a public education, to get vaccine for the mumps for polio, for diphtheria, i can name, five, six, seven. you could have called them vaccine mandates, whatever you wanted to call it. it was a requirement, show your papers. if you didn t get the vaccine, you don t get an education in
military, law enforcement, said we are the guys with the guns, we re the military, fbi, cia, we have to put a ring of steel around this city and stop what he called the nazi s from coming in. these are the details that maybe you would think would give a republican or two even pause about what happened that day. you would think so. first of all, yes it s worth stopping to look at that, right. it s worth stopping to look at the fact that the chairman of the joint chiefs wanted to put a ring of steel around washington so the nazi s went get in. but he went for the nazi analogy in the middle of this, which you never do. that s a break glass in emergency sort of formulation that he was using. clearly, he was frightened and exercised and determined about this moment and saw the importance and the danger of
back to the russian hacking into our election process, the real goal has been to undermine the confidence of the american people in our democracy, in our government, so for vladimir putin to launch the idea that this now reminds him of a coup d etat like in ukraine in 2014 is just another arrow incoming from someone who has been on that riff for a solid six, eight months now. let me ask you about john brennan and his extraordinary interview with the wall street journal. they were taking it silently, but i think the accusation that he had leaked that dossier was a bridge too far, as well as the nazi analogy. what is your take on this escalating rhetoric between the president-elect and the cia leadership, outgoing leadership, if you will, but also the effect on the workforce? well two very proud, very energetic individuals.
to bend in their direction. that s not necessarily the kind of message you d expect to be hearing at no labels but of course this is a guy running for president and this is a chance to get some attention, build some support and get on tv so he s going to take it. chairman steele, looking at numbers, total of 60% of republican voters think an outsider is their best chance. one of those outsiders still remains dr. ben carson. i wants to play a little bit of what he said yesterday, trying to clarify the comments he made linking gun regulations to nazi germany. what i wonder is do you think it s that close here or is that just hyperbole to use it as a nazi analogy? it is not hiyperbole at all. whether it is on our doorstep or whether it is 50 years away, it is still a concern and it is something that we must guard against. there was a headline, chairman, saying basically ben carson wants to talk about the news headlines of the day but what the media has not