that person survive cancer. it is not, oh, let s put 100% of our efforts into stopping whatever the carcinogen was in the first place. that is great. we would love to stop carcinogens. that is not the real world. people get sick. we treat the sick. we don t ignore the sickness. carley: you re absolutely right. the fact more politicians are not saying what governor ron desantis just said with dan bongino yesterday, i honestly find it infuriating because it makes so much sense. the washington post has a headline, with omicron it may be harder to tell if you have covid the common cold or flu. one doctor says that he is hearing an increased number of patients who have sneezing, stuffy heads, scratch think throats, things associated with common cold and only to get a covid test they turn out covid positive. if everyone has the opportunity to become vaccinated and omicron
struggle even more with filling jobs because we re having a tough time to begin with. obviously that is a national problem but if you force these individuals who do not want to follow the mandate for whatever reason they are going to stay home. what does that do? it compounds fact that you have a number of other workers staying home, one because they haven t gone back to work yet since the start of the pandemic. two, following this omicron variant. they re not in the city. what does this do? it destroys the economy t makes it even more difficult for these liberal and progressive mayors throughout our country to enact their agenda with taxpayer dollars. what will they do? they will do it anyway. these cities go into more of a death spiral, and as a result we re in the situation we re in, will. will: you ask how much is connected to our health. let s walk through this really quickly you can add one, one, and one up to 3:00. carley made the point. what does canceling pausing student loan
996 flights were canceled. that number is already 570. and todd, that is a big deal, because today is one of the busiest travel days of the year. a aaa spokesperson said that if you plan on driving home today, leave early, because one of the busiest times to be on the road throughout the entire year is today, between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. of course, because of those flight cancellations that would not help make the roads any easier to navigate. will: carley, i saw that statistic. between one and 7:00 p.m. on the day after christmas. when the busiest travel day on the roadway we talked about it yesterday.
ad administration. there are number of things they could be doing on the border to send a signal it is not okay to come here. unfortunately everything they re doing and saying encourages folks to make the illegal journey and come with thousands of folks approaching that border every single day. todd: the numbers do not lie. here is the rise in encounters over the last fiscal year, year on year. 279% fiscal year 2020. fiscal year 2021. chad, is there anything that the biden administration do starting to today to disincentivize these migrants from coming? well, absolutely. i think first and foremost is they need to make sure that there s a consequence to the illegal behavior. so individuals cross that border which is a crime, they need to be removed back to their home countries that they don t qualify for a seal lump. we know about 90% do not qualify for asylum. instead what the biden administration has done, they have gone back to
say this is unsustainable. [inaudible] prevention and additional level where we offer some consistency for children. will: yeah, look at this really quickly. doctor liesman, 31% jump in mental health emergency department visits among kids age 12 to 17. this number is just heartbreaking. 51% jump in visits among girls for suspected suicide attempts. doctor, i sit on the show, we do the stories week after week. they come in one at a time. we know by the way there is not enough psychiatrists out there to meet the demand for mental health when it comes to children. he focus with those with disabilities. that is whole another angle as well. just, for example, those were hearing loss, masking for two years, what a toll on those who have to read lips? yeah. i think one thing that we can t forget, an again the data in our