mandate for children. a new research study found of the 42 billion dollars the national institutes of health spent on research last year, less than 2% was dedicated to studying masks in children. dr. siegel, this seems really basic. what is your take? i definitely agree that more money should be spent on this but i did speak to dr. danny benjamin at duke who led the study in north carolina and he said only 1% of spread in schools has a lot to do with masks. in israel the spread was 20% within schools without masks. i think they play a role. i agree that mandates aren t the way to go. the final point i want to reiterate. we don t know about the delta variant. it is spreading so easily the traditional masks they use aren t going to work. if kids aren t wearing them properly or flying off their faces forget that. it has to be something where
harris: kayleigh your response. the trump way of doing things is very successful. compare and contrast. if jamie wants to go back the obama way hemorrhaged 4.3 million jobs in the first year. trump added 1.8 million. president obama ban losing the iraq war not leaving a stay behind force. trump has won back raqqa and mostly. success after successful. he has made the white house the people s house. bringing malcolm jenkins in. letting them have their day. listening to these grieving parents. this is a white house that knows what it s doing. the drad is the wa trump adminis the way to go. harris: staying on message is the white house seems to get under its belt. having discussion at the white house. meetings today on the opioid crisis. they have moved on. the president spoke earlier about steel. kayleigh, i want to give you the last word. that s right of the opiate tries is something they have been attacking head on. this administration has gotten its messaging down. more importa
huckabee sanders basically saying as they said before when the punch gets punched at he will punch back ten times harder. as the white house as opposed to saying, this ain t the way to go, instead is as you would expect perhaps sticking behind their boss and defending what wide lie is agreed to be a sexist comment and below the dignity of the white house and president. kasie, the vice president just arrived on capitol hill. a key leader of the white house effort to try to rally votes behind the republican healthcare bill. reporter: yeah, a sign that these negotiations are still ongoing and perhaps intensifying with the vice president coming here. he wouldn t answer a question from me about where this vote count stood or what the plan was as he walked into the capitol hill. we are over here on the senate side, that of course where the negotiations are taking place. but as you just heard from
war ii not letting more refugees go but that s because there was nowhere to go in europe. syrians aren t under that kind of intense pressure. so there are solutions that are probably more cost effective and will help more syrians, which is ultimately what you want to do, not just so you can feel good about the mistakes you made in the past as a country. we don t want to go overboard because steve jobs dad was a syrian immigrant. so you don t want to have no immigration. but i think just letting people in isn t the way to go. dagen: chuck, you like this idea? i think it s interesting. germany had a unique problem, and i think a lot of our focus on the middle east we should keep in context here that a huge part of our influx from refugees come from western africa where people are fleeing for their lives. there s a young refugee who works for me who came here he was 2 years old who goes to howard university who is going to be an amazing u.s. citizen. we shouldn t put everybody together
production abroad. following last week s deal to keep carrier corporation from sending almost 1,000 jobs to mexico. trump is setting his sights on other american businesses planning similar moves, including the indiana-based manufacturing plant of rexnord. bill, what kind of message is the president-elect sending here to american business? and is the right message? well, it s brilliant politics for the president-elect and very bad economics for president. i mean, he s getting he s showing that he cares about workers, which is not usually associated with the republican party. but if he carries this through, individual deals aren t the way to go. the way to go is to make the united states by lowering taxes like regulation, amore attractive place for workers. we have to remember the best place for workers is an economy where they can tell their boss, take this job and shove it and go across the street and get another job. that can t happen in an economy growth. now you said that to