they agreed it was going to happen. the new shots go out they told us no later than this week, the end of the week, september 20, right now. that was the deadline. the weird thing is no one bothered to tell the scientist about this. two leading fda experts said they would resign. several others said they were thinking of quitting. then a former facebook czar with no medical background assured the country, no problem, none of this is a cause for alarm. people resigning in protest, no big deal. the decision to give extra covid shots was made by and announced by the neigh's leading public health officials. really? which leading public health officials, exactly. well, jeff science didn't tell us. clear something was going on here. then last week the entire lie unraveled completely. a panel of the vaccine expert, actual leading public health officials blew up the whole idea in a single afternoon. by a vote of 16-2, not close at all, they emphatically rejected joe biden's plan for more shots. for a moment, that seemed like a rare win for science and public safety. that decision, said a former fda official, put the fda back in the driver's seat and maintained the scientific independence from politicians. but just for a minute. because in joe biden's america, there is no independence from politicians. shortly after midnight on thursday the college professor who biden appointed to run the cdc overruled the fda panel. she didn't cite a basis for overruling scientists, she just did it. she did because she can because she's in power and you're not. you wouldn't call that, however you might describe it, "flowing the science." you would call it total corruption of public health by a political party. that's what it is. if you doubt it, take a look at joe biden's press conference from today in which he blamed the entire public pandemic on people who didn't vote for him. >> the unvaccinated put our chip at risk, causing uneasy economy around the economy and unease around the kitchen table. can you imagine what's going on in the conversation this is morning a lot of parents wondering what's going to happen? what's going to happen? those who have been vaccinated, what's going to happen, potentially slowing economic growth, costing jobs. refusal has cost all of us. the refusal to get vaccinated cost all of us. i'm moving forward with vaccination requirements wherever i can. >> huh? we don't have enough workers because people aren't getting vaccinated? we don't have enough workers because you're paying people not to work. drive around america, the doors are closed because people aren't working because the government is paying them not to work. if you're worried about the worker crisis, look in the mirror, pal. let's get to the core allegation, that the unvaccinated are somehow dangerous to the rest of the country. that's what the president just said. before we assess all of biden's claims, take a quick trip back to realty. unvaccinated people may be in danger of getting sick from covid. everyone has to make that determination personally based on age and health. but the unvaccinated post precisely zero danger to anyone who has been vaccinated, none. let's repeat that, it's the central point here. if you are vaccinated against covid-19, you face no conceive only danger whatsoever from people who have not been vaccinated. unvaccinated people cannot hurt you. so calm down. that's the science. if you don't believe the science, then you have instead embraced witchcraft and superstition. please get a grip and excuse yourself from any conversation about public policy because you're too irrational to contribute to it. again, the vaccinated face no health threat from the unvaccinated. and the fact that the president is claiming otherwise is shocking and wrong. now to biden's claim that the unvaccinated is somehow destroying the hospital system, the irony, one of many. the same president who is allowing hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens to enter our country every single month and promising them free healthcare. next time you show up in the emergency room and can't get in, the next time your injury or illness is ignored because there aren't enough people to serve you in the hospital, you can rest assured, it's not unvaccinated americans who are clogging the system. it's not, it's the rest of the world. in eight months, biden has done more than anybody in history to wreck the healthcare system. he's blaming it on one of the greatest political diversions ever on people who won't take the shot. >> this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. the unvaccinated overcrowd our hospital, emergency room, intensive care units, leaving no room for someone with a heart attack or a cancer operation needed to get the life-saving care because the places they would get that care are crowded. they are not available. >> such an outrageous lie. it's unbelievable. more than a million people coming in this year who he promised free healthcare. and he's blaming it on people who didn't get the shot? many of whom have natural immunity and are less likely to get sick than a vaccinated person from covid? what a lie. let's assume it's true, then why is the biden administration forcing healthcare workers to quit because of vaccine mandates. whole wards are shut down because of mandates. might be nice to have more doctors and nurses around in an emergency. at this point, and it could change, emergency rooms are not overrun with covid patients. 20% of in-patient beds are open and available as of tonight according to h hks s data. intensive care units supposed to be operating close to capacity is possible. what we do have and it's getting worse is a staffing shortage at hospitals, massive. and the mandates are making it much, much worse. ask anyone in healthcare in the state of california or any state. one major hospital in dallas, the parkland health and hospital system, there's no one to bathe or turn patients. they don't have enough staff. at the university of arkansas's medical center in little rock, there have been signing bonuses to new nurses and yet they are still short staffed. looking at that, that is a crisis. what is joe biden's answer? fire as many nurses as possible. pause the unvaccinated, according to joe biden, are the root of all of these problems. it's the pandemic of the unvaccinated. think about that. blaming regular americans for a virus that american bureaucrats funded and the chinese military created. if you don't follow his madeup laws, laws with no precedent in american history, you're the reason we're all suffering. it's your fault, middle america, of course it is. it's always the middle america's fault. that's a lie. it's not just from the unvaccinated. vaccines appear to lower the death rate, but they don't prevent death from covid. they don't. according to the cdc, thousands of vaccinated americans have died so far of covid-19. according to the cdc, about 13,000 more have been hospitalized with life-threatening covid symptoms. vaccinated people. doesn't mean that the vaccines are bad or not worth taking, we're not making that case. but we're making the obvious scientifically justifiable observation that, no, it's not just the unvaccinated who get sick and die from covid. it's not. that's a lie. the biden administration knows it's lying. they do it anyway. so do their lackeys. here's "the view" this morning. >> it's still these unvaccinated people who concern me the most. look at the numbers. they aren't lying. these are the facts. get your vaccine. >> it is surprising to me that parents across the country are anti-vaxers, mask, and mandate but not protecting their own children. you can't just say i'm not going to take the vaccine because it is my choice. it's no longer your choice when your decisions are impacting other people. >> oh, impacting other people how, exactly? damn those people from dying of covid. when are we going to start attacking other categories of people from making unwise health choices. someone dies of diabetes, you going to attack them for eating too much potato chips. yell at people with aids for bad health choices. what about hepatitis or cancer? what is this anyway? normally we wouldn't air clips from the view. they're too predictable. here's what happened a few minutes later. we did not predict this. >> we need the two of you to step off for a second. we'll bring you back later. >> and we'll tell you why. >> more information later. >> we'll tell you why in a couple of minutes. >> this is going to be a major news story any minute now. what happened is sonny and anna both apparently tested positive for covid no matter how hard we try, these things happen. they probably have a breakthrough case and they'll be okay, i'm sure, because they're both vaccinated up the wazoo. >> when someone gets covid. what narcissists. two hosts on the view get can vaccinated and get covid at the same time. you're thinking it will make a case for forcing people to get the shot at gun point. really? you have to wonder, is anyone convinced by this stuff anymore? is clay travis hosts the clay travis show. he joins us tonight. great to see you. the idea that -- i'm not making a case fenns the vak -- case against the vaccine. but the idea that the vaccinated face a threat from the unvaccinated is such an appalling lie with no scientific foundation, why doesn't someone call out the president and his lackeys for making that claim. >> thanks for having me on. we requested dr. fauci. despite the fact he can make a documentary or sit with a photo shoot which "the new york times," despite the fact he seems his own dressing room at msnbc and cnn, he wouldn't come on our show and i bet he wouldn't come on your show either. that's because you actually ask him questions like that and he would have to answer. look, he went on -- credit to sanjay gupta, he said, wait a minute, why don't we talk about natural immunity. i had covid already. i looked at the study from israel. 27 times as much protection as the vaccine would give me. there are likely tens of millions of people. it's not even that we're distinguishing between vaccinated and unvaccinated, it's like likely many of those unvaccinated have had covid. you know this and the facts and the data are clear. but we have the biden administration 0 or 0 days behind the data unwilling to address american public honestly. if you look at israel and england, they are setting hospitalization records and case records even now. so this idea if we had 100% of the country vaccinated that covid would go away, it's not true. the biden administration is lying to all of us. everybody's got blinders on. >> it's hurting the country. i hear a lot of people. they won't allow me to go to the wedding. i can't see my grand kids or whatever. families are divided over vaccines because people who have been vaccinated have somehow been convinced against the science, against common sense, against basic reason, that they're at risk against people who haven't been vaccinated. that's insane. it's been promoted, this lie, by the administration. i don't think i've seen anything worse. >> i agree 100%. >> this is why i'm on a tour. i think football fan, believe it or not. when you see 100,000 people in a stadium without masks on, you know what fauci said, he said there would be a major event following when college football kicked off because so many were in the stadiums not wearing masks because there's no vaccine man dait. you know what happened, tucker? all over the south, contrary to what dr. fauci said, the number of cases have plummeted. and i think normalcy. people say all the time, what can we do to win against this covid insanity? i think every single person watching us talk tonight needs to live their life 100% normal. slowly, the american public is becoming aware that it's never going to go to zero. covid zero is a lie. it's never going to happen. it's going to be a virus with us for the rest of our lives and at some point as americans we have to make the decision to live our lives without fear. >> yes, it lives in animals. by definition. like smallpox. >> it will never go away. >> i appreciate you coming on tonight, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me, tucker. appreciate it. >> sorry to torment you with more of "the view," after the covid positive hosts were kicked off the set, the ladies at the view ended up interviewing cam la harris. she lied with enthusiastic vigor about everything that is happening right now. we have the tapes and the pictures to set that straight. we'll be right back. >> tucker carlson: youf been hearing all week from the usual hysterical liars at border patrol, somehow officers use add whip to beat immigrants at the southern border searching for a better life to get refugee status. that's a complete lie. many had refugee status in other countries that don't offer free healthcare so they came here. they don't have whips. they ride horses and horses have reins. the photographer who shot that picture of the whip to confirm that the officers were using reins and weren't whipping anybody. that should be the end of the story. but, of course, it suits the biden administration's political purposes which is rushing as many new people in to the country as possible so they can win the next several election cycles so they're continuing to lie. the biden administration has banned the border patrol from using horses. and today joe biden who has a fetish for going after the weak, we noticed, vowed to crush the hourly workers who were involved in this -- the border patrol officers. watch. >> to see people treated like they did, horses running them over, people being strapped, it's outrage yous. i promise you, those people will pay. there's an investigation under way and there will be consequences. there will be consequences. it's an embarrassment. >> can you imagine talking like that. the border patrol officers didn't bring their own horses to beat immigrants for fun. they were riding horses owned by joe biden's government. they were doing what they were told to do, which is enforce federal law passed by the united states congress. then the president of the united states -- these are some of the weakest people, by the way in the country. they're border patrol agents. they have no power. imagine being married to one of these guys or the child of one of these guys seeing the president of the united states saying they're going to crush these people, they're evil, implying they're racist. it's sick. they both claimed the officers had used whips, liars. the nonexistent whips proved that systemic racism is real. >> the investigation into what occurred has not yet concluded. we know that those images painfully conjured up the worst elements of our nation's ongoing battle against systemic racism. >> and there needs to be consequence and accountability. human beings should not be treated that way. as we all know, it also evoked images of some of the worst moments of our history where that kind of behavior has been used against the indigenous people of our country, it's been used against african-americans during times of slavery. >> tucker carlson: this is someone who went from high school not even from here. from canada. how did the best country in the world get the worst people in the world to run it? it would be interesting to know that. can't control it at this point, we can only assess what they're doing. horace cooper is co-chairman of project 21. he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. youf been around for a while. you watched politics in washington. people always lied, politicians lie, it's kind of what they do. but i don't remember any time in american history where the lies were so obviously disprovable, or so brazen, so aggressive, where the propaganda didn't even bow to the dignity of the people at whom it was aimed, not even trying to convince you, they're yelling nonsense at you and demanding that you believe it. like what is this? >> i want to say first of all that a beer summit is not going to fix this. barack obama intervened in a -- in an investigation that was going to take place to make sure everything was on the up and up with a friend of his, a college professor who erroneously made claims of racism, when barack obama validated that, he came forward and he ended up having to say, okay, i guess i got this one wrong. well, i'd like to be counseled for the border patrol representatives. because this type of disparagement where there simply is no evidence, where there is no case, and where we have it on video is the kind that deserves a substantial payment from the federal government to these individuals along with an apology. and one last really quick thing -- wait a second -- systemic? i get confused. i thought systemic was the kind of racism where you couldn't identify any particular bad actors. here, we're having bad actors named falsely, but we named them, but we're going to say that that behavior, that's not racism that's systemic racism. i get so confused about all of the definitions that are occurring. but if you're throwing the race card down, it doesn't matter what the facts are. >> tucker carlson: exactly right. you care about the meanings of words. i have to ask you, though, bigger picture, here you have foreign nationals committing an act of aggression against our country intentionally breaking our laws. i don't care if they're from norway or sri lanka or haiti in this case. that's an act of aggression against us, against the americans that live here and pay for this all, represented by our government. the biden administration, encouraging this, in a criminal kay, flips it around and blames us for trying to defend our own laws against foreigners? like what? >> you know, tucker, if we had a working media, one that's responsible, one our founders intended to operate as a watchman for the american people, you would see people in the media go to these communities and just knock on the door and ask, what is this like when you're seeing people overrunning your yard, your community, your hospitals, all of your facilities. this is amazing. the silence and no accountability on the administration's part at all. the number one responsibility of the federal government is supposed to be to protect us from invasion. they're welcoming them and offering them a bounty. >> yeah. i -- you know, this can't continue like this. it's so frustrating to watch. i'm sure you feel the same way. horace cooper, thank you so much for that. i appreciate it. you thought it was a democracy, you don't like it, just vote. well, turns out millions of unelected bureaucrats took control of the country. they dominate the school system, the military. what effect is that having? 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"i will save a life today". wherever in the world the jewish people have the greatest need our spiritual mandate is to feed the hungry and to care for the widows and orphans. please call or go online now and say, "i will bless his people israel". >> tucker carlson: if it seems like no matter who you vote for things never change, you're not imagining it. the big picture problem the political power in america has increasingly shifting away from voters to bureaucracy. so we thought it would be interesting to speak to someone who studies bureaucracies and knows a lot about that. so, for an hour on our fox nation show, tucker carlson today, we sat down with someone who does. a contributor to the national federalist. a fellow for national interests. interesting conversation. here's part of it. >> no matter who you vote to power nothing is going to change unless you destroy the permanent bureaucracy. >> tucker carlson: let's go through what that consists of. you used a phrase i never heard before, the ng-ocracy? what is that? >> i was researching from martin center about a few statistics, ready for this? so, in -- between 1975 and 2008, right, the number of faculty increase in education, higher ed, has been 10%. if i ask you, take a random guess the number of administration that doubled in that time, or tripled in that time, what would be the number to come to your mind? 10% increase in faculty with the equivalent rise in administration in higher ed. >> tucker carlson: college administrators? 50%. >> 221%. when it goes to schools, it's even worse. between 1950 to 2009, students rose 96%. teachers rose 252%. administration and other staff rose 702%. >> tucker carlson: so these are all mostly just pare sites who are attached to this money-making operation. >> the money making operation is the key part of the statement. when -- bureaucracy, if you see, they have their own growth momentum. it's an institution which is designed to survive. bureaucracies -- everyone in the world, the british nhs, you see bureaucracy. that is how they operate nato. one of my favorite professors in notre dame, mentioned nato is a zombie, you shoot it in the head. you cannot reform bureaucracy. you cut down on bureaucracy. you see the number of people who are coming out of these places, like this is a job-making scheme, the number of people coming out of these departments, i'm going to give you a couple more numbers which i wrote for research paper in martin center, half of the women teachers, for example, in ir, spend 25% of the class discussing marxism relative to 1/3 of men spending that time, right? when you go to more activism oriented sub fields, men study strategy and power. women focus on refugee human rights and yields activism. nothing is wrong. anybody can study those things. but in you have to see the equivalent amount of pressure that's bringing in when people come out to work. they need to work. they'll study -- they spend the time doing the research and spend their time doing these things. they need to work somewhere. in 2001, the funding of the pentagon was like, what, $300 billion, something? it's not $700 billion. not all of it went to military hardware. most went to learning dhari and pushto and all of the other things they do. the same people opposing any kind of a withdraw from afghanistan are the people already tied to the money-making scheme. why would they want to have a grand strategy that cuts down on their work. unless you focus on that part, nothing is going to change. >> tucker carlson: not just the defense contractors, the generals work for when they leave, it's the bureaucracy at the pentagon, not focused on war fighting, but on -- >> it's in our ecosystem of work which is produced and which we'd like from schools to universities to can kind of subject they're studying and the research they're doing. and then where they're working. that's all coming. the same instinct that is behind this idea that we have to be in afghanistan because we have have to do something to save the afghani women and children. by all means, i'm sad. but that's not the responsibility of the american and british taxpayers. >> tucker carlson: no, it's not. >> the same instinct focused on that are the same people who now think that texas is full of taliban because they're opposed women's rights. it's the same worldview, by the way, it's the same worldview that's incubated at the universities. >> tucker carlson: often accused of being anti-immigrant on this show. that's a crock. we're pro law. some of them are wiser. that whole segment is on fox nation right now. so george soros is old but having a greater effect on any voter than this country ever had. left wing district attorneys all over the country. also working to resettle afghanistan in the united states. you know who's helping him? 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he refused to impose the life sentence of the man convicted of molesting her on a weekly basis between the ages of 5 and 10. the man got 17 years in prison. he won't serve all of that. this show can include details about a similar case by a group called dump vizcai nshg o to recall the prosecutor. between 2007 and 2020, carlos humberto sanchez hernandez repeatedly raped his step daughter. we're not guessing, he pled guilty. then vizcaino's office struck a deal with the illegal alien for 12 years in prison. heel be eligible in seven years and out of prison at the age of 46. for raping his step daughter for five years. you should know that in the state of virginia, the sentencing guidelines call for life in prison. so, today, as we're reporting out this story, news broke of yet accused child abuser. they took the rare step of rejecting a proposed plea deal of a prosecutor and a man accused of sexual assaulting a girl and saying the three-year sentence did not, quote, remotely reflect the magnitude of the defendant's misconduct, end quote. m george soros did that, not just in fairfax, virginia, but around the country. why would you do that to a country? well, if you hated the country and want it thee stroyed, that's exactly what you do. you'll be surprised to learn, and it's directly related, that george soros is also through the open society foundation funding an organization, resettling afghans in, quote, communities across america without the consent of the people who live there. doesn't matter what you want, you're a citizen. shut up, george soros is richer than you, he decides what you get. what's interesting, maybe not totally surprising. but key members of the republican establishment are helping george soros do this. the project is called welcome.u.s. former president george w. bush, pains us to tell you, it's true, is involved. brother, jeb, exclamation point, wife, laura, they are joining the obamas and clintons of honorary co-chairs of the group's national welcome council because they share a belief that welcoming newcomers is inherent about who we are. once again, a lecture about who we are by people who no idea who we are because they know nothing about the country. the group is funded by operations, walmart, microsoft, ubering they're excited. what's interesting, though, is welcoming newcomers will not include settling any of them in martha's vineyard, with the richer parts of dallas, chappaqua, any of the neighborhoods where the people funding this actually live because that's not who they are. none of them will be settled in those neighborhoods. ever. they would be settled in yours. so, we learned a lot about george soros when we went to hungary, that's coming up in an episode of tucker carlson originals later this year on fox nation, which is good. next up, a couple of kids in a major university were thrown out of an office campus building because of the color of their skin, it's all on video. they got a response from the university. they're for it. hard to believe, jason whitlock, next. 2 announcer 1: as they head toward the finish, warren has built a substantial lead and headed for her fourth gold medal! announcer 2: she's ahead of the world record pace by at least half a second and she - oh wait, wait... what's she doing? announcer 1: i think she's doing a headstand. why would she do that? announcer 2: she's stopping. she just, she stopped. announcer 1: i've never seen anything like this. announcer 2: she was so close to the finish, and she stopped. announcer 1: i don't know what she's thinking! announcer 2: this is unbelievable. i've never - >> tucker carlson: pretty revealing scene at arizona state university this week caught on video, probably happening in a lot of places. but we have this tape. so, two kids are in the school building of the multicultural center apparently studying. two others walk up to them and tell them to leave because they're the wrong skin color. here's the beginning of that exchange. >> that would be wrong. >> you have a -- >> you're offensive. police lives matter? >> we're just trying to do school work. >> you -- >> what? this is our space. this is a violence to asu. this is the type of people they protect, okay? this white man thinks he can take up our space. this is why we need a multicultural space because they think they can get away with it. every single part of the campus centers you. this is the only space you're not centered and you're still trying to center yourself. you can choose to be a cop. you can choose to kill people with a badge and you're protecting them. which means that you're racist. >> tucker carlson: so you think there must be some back story. must be predicate. maybe the guys were throwing rocks as the women screaming at them. noment. as far as we know they're just sitting there. they're arguing for segregation, "our space." one of the students said segregation is, in fact, a good thing because people with certain skin colors are bad. >> tell us about your culture. what's white culture? doing things to people? colonization, occupation. >> tucker carlson: that's a racial attack. it's on the internet. everyone has seen it. so we reached out to arizona state university. obviously they're going to be appalled because they're against racial attacks? no, they're for it. disagreement between a handful of students which, of course, would not be the reaction under any other circumstances. this is happening a lot on college campuses. at uva, for example, at charlesville, virginia, a student announced there were too many white people in a common area. uva had no problem with that either. this seems like an ominous trend to us no matter what the races in questions are. people attacking openly because of race and authority is not saying anything about it. jason whitlock, the host of "fearless," happen to have him on this show. thanks so much for coming on. this seems like one of the paths that you probably don't want to go down. i don't know what the next steps are. but it doesn't seem good to me. >> it's a path we're going down, tucker, and that video reminds anybody with any type of memory or any type of history, that's 1960-style racism, except it's people of color doing it to white people. the woman sounded like bull connor or any other kind of 1950s, 1960s goith. i want to tip my hat to the young men because this is appalling. i'm glad to see these young guys standing up for themselves. and i would just like to shout out to the adults that are watching our country go down this path -- if you're against racism, it shouldn't matter who the racism is directed at, you should be offended and appalled by this. i certainly am. this is not helping our country. there are people who made incredible sacrifices, for me, for tucker carlson, for the kids on that asu campus. the sacrifices they made were not about us living segregated lives and telling people, no, you don't belong here, you can't be here because of the color of your skin. this is appalling. and we have to stand up against this -- everybody -- i'm shocked, be i guess i'm not really shocked, that asu would not take a strong stand and discipline. i honestly believe the women should be kicked out of school. >> tucker carlson: that's it right there. i mean, college kids have a keen sense oaf what gives them meaning and prestige. they'll sort of do -- all college kids of all colleges will do whatever outrageous thing -- they're college kids. we've been there. there are supposed to be adults maintaining some boundaries. and yeah i blame the asu and the uva and all of these other school administrations for refusing to take a really clear line on why it's wrong to attack people on the basis of their race. why is that so hard? >> it's hard and i'm going to say this and just honest, because we, as men in this country, have failed. we're cowards. we're allowing this to go on. this is on us. those are just kids. those administrators should answer to the adults that finance that school, pay the tuition, but we're all laying around hoping that this is going to go away. it doesn't just go away. >> tucker carlson: exactly. >> generally speaking, people have to stand up and take risks, maybe even put their lives in jeopardy, for this type of racism to go away. that has been our history. instead, everybody is just sitting around hiding under their desks, waiting for this to blow over and go away. it's not going to -- it's not what's going to happen. it's only going to get worse. >> tucker carlson: so wise and true. that's why -- put it -- where are the men? i'd like to have some on the show every once in a while who are standing up against this insanity. it's all women. i admire all of them. but where are the men? it's such a great question. i know it's not going to go away until someone stands up and exhibits bravery. jason whitlock, you have done that. i appreciate it. thank you for coming on. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> tucker carlson: that is it for us tonight. you can watch a brand new episode of fox nation featuring our conversation with sumatra matra. we'll be back every weekend from now until we hope a long time. this is the sworn enemy o lying, smugness, and groupthink. may it refresh you. see you monday. >> welcome to hannity, americans and their families and our allies and green cardholders, all remain hopelessly abandoned behind enemy lines. and today, after spending most of the weekend hiding, joe biden finally issued a public statement. and even answered four questions. but he's proud of his work in afghanistanment. hmm. i wonder how the families feel, ide