decision of which booster shot to give, when to start the shot and who will get them is left of the scientists and doctors. that is what happened here. the bottom of booster shots in states and pharmacies, doctors offices and community health centers have been preparing to get shots in bonds, booster shots and arms for a while. the panel voters 16 to 2, they were overridden so whatever fauci and pfizer want fauci and pfizer is going to get and that extends to pressuring the 25% of adults have declined the vaccine for whatever reason. president biden thinks he can insult his way to pervasiveness and popularity. two records of the eligible have gotten at least one shot, but one quarter has not gotten any and they are causing a lot of damage. the unvaccinated overcrowd our hospitals, overrunning emergency rooms and intensive care units.
0 you watching. please set your dvr in never miss an episode. we promised this coming you ll never get this news from the media mob. in the meantime have a great weekend and let not your hearts be troubled, the ingraham angle is next. have a great weekend coming int you monday. laura: i m laura: this is the ingraham angle from washington. let s start off. president biden goes full sharpton. that s the focus of the angle. to see people treated like they did. horses running over, people being strapped, it is outrageous. i promise you those people will pay, an investigation underway now and there will be consequences. laura: so much for uniting the country, we suggested that last night. the amiable old man who ran for president with a pledge to bring us all together has decided moving hard left is his only option and we know what the hard left thinks of law enforcement whether it is cops on the beat or dangerous urban area overrun by criminals, border patrol in texas trying to deter
honestly, it is almost not hyperbole to say that getting your population vaccinated and safe from communicable diseases is the foundation of modern governance or one of the core functions it serves, despite the pervasiveness of this, across the entire world, we now have cries of tyranny, of the gestapo from pro-covid conservatives. so let s talk about the real nuts and bolts of u.s. law around vaccine requirements and what president biden announced. to do that, i want to bring in genie gerson, who is a professor of law at harvard law school, contributing writer at the new yorker. her recent column explains various roadblocks to the government imposing a national vaccine mandate. you wrote about a national vaccination mandate. we re short of that here. the provision getting the most ire, i think, is the use of osha authority to require businesses to have some policies. talk us through what legal
what can the president do? well, one of our concerns is that the president used a bully pulpit of the white house, and his own pervasiveness and have an open discussion we cannot i think during her presidency there was the continues weakening he agree with eugene he won t have action steps, but that doesn t mean we won t have some to suggest to the president.
yourself in the head of this evaluation on this final day at the deadline where they made this argument about, like, how you think through whether you are going to undertake this, which would be a huge deal, reverberate across the world. yeah. so there are a number of factors that the district attorney s office or the u.s. attorney s office will consider when they are they are thinking about indicting a corporate entity. one of them, as david said, alluded to, collateral consequences to joe blow or the many, many employees who might be affected. that is one of many factors though. so the d.a. s office be looking at the other factors that were not addressed in the meeting with trump s lawyers. and they include the pervasiveness of the conduct, how long it s been going on, whether the company is accepting responsibility, whether it s