in 25 years i've never gone to the correspondents dinner. they've missed you very much. we will see you tomorrow a fabulous show as alwayss. we have a surprise guest tonight. tucker carlson is he going to stay awake? shutting down the crazies that is the focus of tonight's anglew they are considered to be the golden standard for medical directors. throughout this pandemic we see on key issues basically they ar pathetically late. to make matters worse various made-for-tv analystsor mindless repeat themselves. to this day if you have been held accountable. tonight all of this changes. they've caused needless deaths and that caused social unrest.th of course they also helped brin out something far more dangerou than the future of america. the election of joe biden. the same people that helped exacerbate a difficult situatio are scrambling to help save a village. none of these people should eve be let near a public policy decision again. we're talking what the pre-existing conditions. it was only a few weeks back that they issued the result of study showing around 70 percent of people that were hospitalize died were overweight. what would we do without these people.ne >> doctor smith you have new fascinating data tonight on you patience. >> anybody under 70 was pre- diabetic gets very ill. it's amazing stuff and we are seeing a lot of it. i just not think the world is catching up to this. april 1st 2020. they were really just protectin their union money machine. did they even care about the damage done to the students? what we see is an epidemic of depression isolationas and slow learning. >> it's not just that the kids but these high school seniors they are struggling. i'm upset for you because i recall my senior year. it was a great year. >> the last time we had five date in person courses was 2016. the age of 16 is where a public education stopped. >> i feel cheated.ub a lot of my friends are curious about college is going to go. we are all feeling a bit unprepared. >> we warned them this is going to happen last spring. there are devastating consequences of keeping childre away from school for extended segments of time. of course they told us that these kids that were together had to be socially distance. states 6 feet apart or you are grandmother killer. >> putting in mask on yourself is more to prevent yourself spreading it to somebody else. if one mask is good to masks is better. we got the evidence of how important wearing a mask is. >> somehow 6 feet of being socially distanced magically became 3 feet. we believe in the science suggests that 3 feet is possibl when all layers of strategies have been adjusted and are in place. don't you love hearing them tal about their strategy? wynette 4 feet or 2 feet? it was all made up.ee just like they told you last may. i think it seemed like social distancing would be necessary. there was no real scientific basis for believing this. there's never been any studies . an expert said trying to stop this virus with social distancing is like trying to drive a nail through jell-o. they tried to do it but it did not work. likewise we are told these mandates are based on rocksolid science. than texas came along and blue part the entire narrative. they are stopping the mast mandate. eight seen hospitalizations and deaths they fully go down. tonight wisconsin joining the ranks of states without a mast mandate after the supreme court struck down the degree. it's another victory. affected experts because they have no explanation for what happened with the amish in pennsylvania. they have been living the old normal since last april. no masks or distancing.. what is the end result? herd immunity. they beat america still wearing masks in their cars. again tried to warn the states that they went the way of europ and slow role of the reopening the free states would leave the all behind. georgia allowed nonessential businesses to reopen today.nd governors in places like texas and florida tried this more nuanced approach and they have been more successful than their counterparts in new york and california by a long pashot. the evidence in south dakota is clear. florida georgia and south dakota. may be they need the bailouts. new york needed a bailout california and illinois there were all rewarded for making a poor decision. and just like the doctor himsel he continues to fail upwards along with the rest of his crew. they got an outside public platform to help varnish the reputation. now they are stab you in the back by blaming the former president for his failures. of course they don't have the last word. >> we are witnessing something incredible. they are trying to rewrite history.ng they are saying the people that criticize the polities are responsible for the failures of the policies that were implemented. it's not just insane but it's despicable. >> the expert disinformation campaign iser ongoing. the variant are coming. the mutations. >> his boss got in on the actio a couple of weeks ago. >> what keeps you up at night? if i have an anxiety if that something worse than the south african case. it will get to the point where the vaccineer is no longer full protected which would be a terrible outcome. that was certainly travis to do a redesign of the vaccine. >> money in those vaccines but new study confirms the opposite. finding suggests that the responses in individuals are largely unaffected by mutations found in the south african variance. they should not offer protectio against emerging variance. where have we heard this before? immunity can only be acquired three ways. first you can get the bug and survive. second you can get vaccinated were third you are to become entirely immune to something called cross reactions. the reason we are cataloguing all of this is to ensure that the crowd is never taken seriously again. they are all compromised in their own way. even when they say schools can open in the fall there's always a catch. >> we've got a high bar with this new variant which we know is more transmissible. the only way to get there with the vaccine targets across the country is to get vaccinations for adolescents. vaccinations for adolescents this is insane. a stanford doctor told us on friday. t there is no good reason to require that children be vaccinated. they are participating in the normal activities of childhood. but this is the path they are on. if given the chance as we saw i france they will knock us down again in a heartbeat. it's time to say never again to this mad scientists.ts never again are we going to let them be unaccountable. they can't use the pandemic to close down the schools and pushed us into despair. instead let's let the states lead the way. you can't kneecap your own society and think you are going to be successful in handling a pandemic. they appreciated the fact that we didn't shut down the economy. this must end. it is now time to open texas 10. >> they hated those moments. we love them. the lockdowns and fear mongerin the media elite are taking a massive psychological poll on the country. a university of maryland poll found one third of americans ar comfortable attending a live sporting event. the survey revealed half of young adults are nervous about the prospect of socializing pragain. in the midst of all this fear i rolling out a $2 billion infrastructure plan.ll my next guest says this plan is going to change america. >> the former economic adviser explain what you mean by this. at the root of this entire infrastructure plan it's not a terrible plan. buta the green new deal and the tax tacked on for the corporations will create a gigantic welfare state with no work requirement.th the idea is to enable washingto bureaucrats to have the power i our economy to seek the demise of private companies and free enterprise there is no question when the president talked about the new paradox is talking abou a welfare paradox and he's talking about diminishing the private economy.ou we should remember this. he created a welfare society. that is where the president is going. is going to have great consequences not just for the way the country is run also the economy itself. this attack on companies large and small should stop that. next year could be a very difficult year. it's just a tragedy if the wron direction absolutely. he never waste an opportunity t attack the former president. he did this again today just walked. >> we passed a tax cut. he didn't meet any of the predictions that it would to grow the economy. the benefits of the tax package is went to the wealthiest americans. a >> is any of this true? no. does not a single fact in the entire statement. the biggest benefits were the increase in middle income wages family income and blue-collar workers. in fact is the bottom 25 percen tile that absolutely did the best. did not turn to wealthh or wage. did the best in performance probably since the year to thousand. president trump issued a statement today that i just wan to read.t um he said that the radical plan t implement a lot of this tax hikes is a massive giveaway for china. what the president is saying here is that raising our corporate tax rate to 28 percen from 21 and you have to have five points for each state. f china is 25 percent. we also slapping on a 21 percen tax for overseas income. a 15 percent minimum tax at hom and a doubling of the capital gains tax for the integration o the corporate tax that would raise to almost 70 percent.on we got a war against investment which means a war against technology a war against productivity in the war against wages for the middle income people. you like to have good solid wages but in order to have that you got a have a successful bid. in this plant is going to tax successful businesses. it punishes them and it does no reward them. it is the absolute wrong direction to go. competitive overseas people factories and jobs are going to flow out of the us. >> a friend of mine tonight sai who is going to invest in us? 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have you been to the caribbean recently for africa? southeast asia? is all functionally economic satellites. the entire road system is paid for by the chinese. china has been completely unfazed. you think somebody might acknowledge this. universities teach us that everybody is noticing chinese colonialism. did you see him shaking when th delegation looked at him and said you guys are systemically racist washington listen to you? they aren't stupid and they don't hate themselves. that uses to their advantage wh wouldn't they. if you are trying to maintain this over the world you would use this against them. the fact that our leaders don't see this happening no wonder th chinese are doing this you can' even blame them. i want to move to your new show. you have a really cool intervie and whoever doesn't know him is a pulitzer prize-winning journalista and he's wrote a lo on this. >> the people in engineering an marketing they don't eat their own products.et they either know what better fo they are concerned about losing control. i think that's one of the difficult aspects of knowing wh is vulnerable to overeating. don't we see the same thing wit the big tech videos. many of them limit their own kids of screen time but they ar happy to saturate our kids. exactly right. the country is extremely unhealthy. i'm not lecturing anybody i certainly gained some weight an i certainly lost some weight. i like fast food and i always have. i know firsthand that there is compulsive part of the experience of eating these kind of foods. if you eat one apple you don't feel like 64. if you get an oriole you'll eat the whole bag of why is it? things are connected in the sam way tobacco products were. this is a huge'm story transfor the country physically and everybody is ignoring it and i' not sure why. it's iga big deal if you type t diabetes. that is not small for anybody while pretending it's not happening. do you think this cartel is over? people are starting to see what this really was?s? i think the whole thing is over. if you don't believe the lies you don't believe anything. people are starting to realize wait a second. may be the food pyramid might b wrong. i actually don't think they are convincing anybody. they're just trying trying to make people obey. here is the bumper sticker recite this. to make a case for rational people to buy into. >> congratulations on the new show we are going to be watching.. don't forget to sign up you get this plus to get exclusive access other original content. you can do this on any device. you better come back soon. >> i'm honored to be here with you. the bed they did not end with shampooing the carpet. it's lawn season. and i need a lawn. quick. .. rapid grass is a revolutionary mix of seed and fertilizer that will change the way you grow grass. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass in just weeks. after growing grass this fast, everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. download the scotts my lawn app today for your personalized lawn plan. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundreds of auctions every day. all auctions start at $0 and everything must go. and don't forget, we offer a full 90 day money back guarantee on your first bid pack purchase. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com today and see how much you can save. there are auctions going on right now, so what are you waiting for? >> laura: i wonder if this moment from today will make it into that dr. jill comic book that raymond mentioned earlier. just so you know, yes we can in spanish is actually -- >> say it with me! [speaking spanish] the future is ours! >> it's an evolving type of spanish. not since, kamala harris' laughter has something meant so cringe. that's it for us, kevin corke is in for shannon bream and he and the fox news at night team will take it all from here. remember, it's [speaking spanish] >> kevin: i will try to remember that, thank you so much, evening everybody, i'm >> good evening, everyone, this is fox news and i, border patrol sending new video showing smugglers under cover of darkness dropping two young children into the middle of the new mexico desert, they were left miles from the nearest home but agents were monitoring that section and rescued those little girls. the border