not you, it s me routine? i invented qups it s not you, it s me it s them if it s anybody it s me. all right. george, it s you. you re damn right it s me. jesse: look like the democrats are done trying to make it work with joe biden. his approval rating terrible. even the media is propping him up. he still can t swing it. and he just called half the country fascist while looking like from star wars. so the democrats who are they going to turn to for 2024. mayor pete can t get anything done. we have all had enough of hillary. so in steps gavin newsom. the golden state pretty boy trying to look like the frontrunner for the democrats in 2024. and they are already clearing the runway. newsom stopped by the white house earlier. to get a feel for the place. brought in some carpet samples. measured the drapes. maybe had a few paint colors with him to see what worked. he looked right at home. and gavin hasn t been shy about national ambitions. already cranking out campaign
fixing the economic disruptions caused by the pandemic, adding hospital capacity and covid testing. the governor, also, says promoting the covid-19 vaccine is key, and he says those who don t get vaccinated are responsible for what happens. everybody s had the chance to get vaccinated. and at this point, i think it s almost like it may be a deliberate decision not to get vaccinated. andrew bowman describes the governor as a progressive with a libertarian streak who is getting high marks for his recent handling of the pandemic, even as cases and hospitalizations are surging. he sort of adapted to the circumstances. he listened to the voters, listened to his advisers and public-health experts and he has found a path that works for the state. i think he has thread that needle pretty well. reporter: but some say governor polis has become too cavalier. in an interview with colorado public radio, the governor made comments that frustrated many public health experts. the emergency i
reporter: democratic pollster and political strategist andrew ballman describes the governor with a libertarian streak, getting high marks for his efforts, even as cases are surging. he s adapted to the circumstances, listened to the voters, advisers, and public health experts, and he s found a path that works for the state. he has to thread the needle well. reporter: some say governor polis has been too cavalier. in an interview with public radio, the governor made comments that frustrated public health experts. the emergency is over. public health doesn t get to tell people what to wear. i mean, that s just not their job. you see the arrival of the vaccine as the end of mask mandates statewide. that s your position? we see it as the end of the medical emergency, frankly. people who want to be protected are. those who get sick, it is almost entirely their own darn fault. why did that bother you?
and they step into the breach and they led and you don t need permission to lead. you need to step in and lead and that to me meant more than anything. dan: all choked up there brother, gosh. when government fails which is all too often it is great men like scott mann that makes this country great thanks scott. one of my favorite take aways is despite hardship despite everything we ve been through there s a lot. there s treatments for covid learning to protect vulnerable and people are starting to get back to their lives some. even in democrat party and some disagreement. here take colorado governors democrat jared and president biden, the emergency is over. so you know, public health doesn t get to tell people what to wear. that s you know, that s not their job. don t tell people to wear a jacket when they go out in winter and force them too if they get frostbites it is their own darn fault. not fully vaccinated you have good reason to be concerned
needle pretty well. reporter: some say he s become too cavalier. the governor made comments that frustrated many public health experts. you know, public health doesn t get to tell people what to wear. that s just not their job. you see the arrival of the vaccine as the end of mask mandates statewide. that s your position? well, i see it as the end of the medical emergency, frankly. people who want to be protected are. those who get sick, it is almost entirely their own darn fault. dr. mark johnson is the president of the colorado medical society. he recently retired from his post as the public health director of jefferson county outside of denver. to say it s over feeds in to those who want it to be over and are telling us in medicine and in public health that we re overdoing it. it is not like we re trying to