but it didn t go far enough. you are talking about, okay, we are going to hire more police and we are going to give them over time. really? problem is, who supports the men and women? the reason why new york and places like chicago police officers are leaving in large numbers, they don t feel supported. and i gotor to tell you phenomenal work. i supported them unapologetically. i was always transparent. i was going to do what i needed to do to hold them accountable. but i ve got to tell you something, tucker. this here, and then here is the other part. they want to attack those individuals, the gun dealers. i had a
the truth is i can t really say. but certainly, i can say that the risk-benefit ratio for those 18 and below doesn t justify vaccines and there s a pretty good chance that it doesn t justify vaccination in these very young adults. tucker: it s hard to believe that anybody would push universal vaccination on country without getting the data that doesn t exist. how did no one thing to do that? i think that what we have is a structural problem in how the databases were built and how they are being analyzed. my understanding from my colleagues is that the cdc is overwhelmed. they aren t even processing the data they have. by the mmwr report on safety and pregnancy, the safe database which is the one that they hold internal is so poor that they
why would i be afraid of it? even if i got it. okay, i will go lay in bed and have a fever for a couple of days and get up and go right back to work. that s what you do. i have a responsibility to provide. but i understand everybody who makes a living sitting at home and they can just zoom all their meetings in their pajamas and telling small business that you have to destroy everything you have worked for. you are by yourself sitting there in your hello kitty pajamas do in yourur show. that s nice but someone else lost everything. tucker: should men wearar hello kitty pajamas? whatever you are into. i m not here to judge. it s the one you just said you didn t get vaccinated. i think that makes you a criminal. of course i am a criminal. i m not telling people not to. get vaccinated if you want. i just think it s absurd how we pretend as if everybody has to. we have data now here we have a year of data showing who is in danger, was not in danger.
one parent was arrested. watch this. the county tax payer pays your salary! you guyss are actually supporting the suppression of people s rights. deputies, please arrest this individual for trespassing. tucker: so they handcuffed him and dragged him away. didn t want to hear from him apparently. john joins us to expand what happened. john, thanks so much for coming on.s it feels like this is the moment where people have finally had it with this scary racial theory. tell us what happened to t you. why did they arrest you? that s a good question tucker. because as best i understand it i was in a place where free speech has to happen. if you want to redress your grievances about a school board
for further cities with a faulty 50-foot bath would stop prosecuting gun violence crimes in the cities? i don t get that. you know, tucker, that s the problem. nobody wants to talk about the elephant in the room. when i was chief of detroit, and if we were arrested. 100 a week. prosecutors charge 75% of them and guess what happens next. bail reform. bail reform is the enemy to try to reduce violent crime. nobody wants to talk about these other public servants called the judges. they want to blame crime on police. you know, i got to tell you, i have listened to the president s message. some of it was okay.