at all. even leaving aside the constitutional and moral problems, if you can leave that aside which the powers that be have, it doesn t make any rational sense because no matter if you are vaccinated or not we are all a bunch of unclean super spreaders, it turns out. they told us early in the pandemic, they say now even we are all in this together and we know this is bogus and the way that they made it. but it turns out in a certain sense it is true. we are all in this together in that we can all spread covid and that is why it doesn t make any sense to be segregating people like this. the risk is basically the same for everyone, it turns out. jesse: why would we use reason now since we haven t used it since the very beginning? i don t know, i look at the numbers in new york, i look at them in chicago, i look at them in d.c. these are cities with a combined population of over 10 million people and i can count on my hand, maybe some days i need to use my toes, the number of covid
hospitalizations in one state has nothing to do with covid, coronavirus confusion coming up. jimmy. remember virginia governor made headlines over the halloween costume? he s not getting criticized for planning the people stuck in traffic jams that stratus drivers for 24 hours this week. a guy can t do anything right but first, new york city district attorney doubling down on radical policies as crime spikes in the big apple. hot of the assault happen? several times with the person struggling mental health. it s intuitive, common sense. alvin bragg calling for prosecutors to stop prosecuting low-level crimes, charges for certain crimes, don t, sentence
we do in the future? with freak accidents, sometimes there s nothing we can do and that s almost the hardest conclusion to come to my understanding even wearing a neck bar doesn t prevent lacerations and sports there are inherent risks, hit in the head by balls and alternative, i ve slipped in the shower and got a concussion but life is full arrests in sports are full of us and i don t think there s much that could have been done to prevent this but we should pray for his family and the young man involved and i cannot imagine having to go through that in life, tenth graders so young so praying for everyone involved, it s really sad. absolutely. we got to leave it there. next on the big saturday show, new data causing confusion on coronavirus, are covid patients hospitalized because of covid or in many cases because of something else? the big discrepancy revealed next.
added to the mix for covid. so the idea of parents coming in and helping out, i m all for it. martha: yeah. i think it s a good point. senator marco rubio said schools with remote learning shouldn t be eligible for taxpayer dollars. remote-only school, no covid-relief dollars for you. it s simple. if an institution is not bearing the costs with reopening and continuing to teach in school, why does it neat money from the government, karol? a really good point. every parent that had remote learning last year knows that it s not real school. it s not. unless you see your 5-year-old have remote p.e., you can t grasp how remote learning is not school. so parents saw it on a widespread level. so we know this remote education is not really education. marco rubio is right. part of the reason that our
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